11 Best Cafes near Chimacum

“With it being pie day tomorrow I wanted to stop in and grab a few pies to take home. Unfortunately they were sold out of any cherry, and only had a few individual slices of chocolate cream available. The waitress was kind, and quick. Even checking the back fridges for any extras. I ended up getting a whole tollhouse pie. It's delicious. It does have pecans in it- different from other cookie like pies. Whole pies are $35, but you can return the pie pan for a small refund. Their pies never disappoint!“

“I discovered why so few pictures of the food online - because it comes super fast and you want to eat it right away. There are half portions, which are helpful (to save some appetite for pie). Prices good. Pie good. Cute decor. Worth the trip out from downtown PT.“

“Dined for breakfast here the morning after our overnighter in Port Townsend. Super delicious biscuit gravy and breakfast sandwich. Service is fast & friendly as well. Blueberry Tart was a tad sweet but that can be resolved by asking for the sauce on the side rather than on the pastry.“

“So more like four and a half. When I first came to this place maybe ten years ago was incredible still great but maybe a tad less salt. The stuffed mushrooms so goooooooood the pesto clams great specials not so special but the pasta and paella fantastic just salty but not too much to ruin flavor. Get reservations you need them and I will be back. Everytime I come this is a must go to place“

“Short Version:————————If you appreciate a heart & TRULY home cooked meal for breakfast/lunch, served with the best smile in town, then you should go to this excellent cafe.————————Long Version, Context:————————My partner and I had just finished driving/camping all along the Washington coast and parts of the interior. We planned Port Townsend as our last stop —On Valentine’s Day. (Side note Port Townsend is the best for a quiet Valentine’s Day) After looking around town and searching google maps we found this place after passing on some much busier ones. I myself was excited because I love wooden boats and the shipyard is nearby… Out front the door.———Our Meal & Experience:———Outside we found parking amongst the shipwrights and other trades working in the yard & docks, no issues there.From the outside looking in we saw a small cafe with totally fogged up windows on our rainy day. A poet would have had fun.Upon entering we saw that the windows were fogged up as a result of the fresh (& fragrant) muffins which are apparently her speciality. Within seconds coffee was offered, and gladly received. An instant wave of “at homeness” was felt by both myself and my partner. The owners smile and kindness permeating easily into us.Quickly thereafter we looked at the menu on the chalkboard (half dozen items or so) and made our selection of bacon scramble.Quickly she and her cook began making our meals. Brought to our table with the bacon scrambled eggs accompanied by an enormous fresh blueberry muffin. The latter cut in half despite only just coming out of the oven, filled with delicious butter for further enjoyment.—I cannot stress enough how the taste, warmth, and contents of the meal felt home cooked in the best imaginable way. Instantly we felt as though we were at home and made the meal ourselves with all our favorite ingredients. Fantastic.———Experience Outside of Meal:———The room is filled with home style seating, baking materials, and much boat/sea paraphernalia. Clearly a local haunt.Kids will no doubt be more than welcome, with high chairs leaned up against the walls.We saw a family come in with many kids, quickly greeted with warm familiarity by the owner.Many shipwrights and other workers briefly entered to get some of her muffins, which are apparently a local legend.———I only have two regrets:- Not remembering her name- Not taking a pictureRegarding the latter, my partner and I are avid film photographers and realized we would have loved to take their portrait. But it didn’t feel right to interrupt the experience we were both lost in the enjoyment of.—Go HereVegetarian options: Several tasty looking vegetarian options, especially the muffins.Dietary restrictions: No doubt they can accommodate.NOTE:Since this is a home style kitchen it may not be a good idea to come here if you have an extreme allergy with high sensitivity.Parking: Lots of parking next to the dockKid-friendliness: Kids are very welcomeWheelchair accessibility: Yes, wheelchair accessible“

“Found this place on accident and let me tell you, best accident ever.1. Super cute2. Great deals3. Tammy was fantastic. Easy to talk to, gave recommendations of a place to see, and helped point me to some stuff that would help my momThe only thing I don't like is that it's 2 hours from where I live. If I come that way again I know where I'm going“

“I've been coming to Owl Sprit since they opened in Port Townsend (gosh like 12/13 years ago????) and it's still one of my very favorite spots. The wonders are so nice and accommodating and the ambiance is super cute and the food is amazing. Definitely a Port Townsend Gem!!! All the stars“

“the fish and chips were filling, great portions for the price. however, they are cash only which is a bit unfortunate as the food is not cheap. not a ton of room to dine-in, but it was cozy in the way only a food stall can be with "communal" tables (aka ask nicely if you can sit next to someone)“

“I love coming in to Reveille, that have really tasty food and good coffee. If you ever find yourself at Fort Worden and in need of a pick-me-up. They are a great spot!Vegetarian options: They always have at least one good veggie options on top of the pastries for lunch And all of thier breakfast options include a choice of meatless suasage/pattie.Today I chose the PNW Bombay sandwich (pictured). grilled veggies with a curry spread. Very tasty!Parking: Dedicated free parking lot in front of building.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, to the whole building.“

“Food is excellent. They were very very busy and surprisingly we got in and got a table pretty quickly. We have visited this place a few times in the past and never got in because the hours posted don't match the hours that they are actually open. I'm going to assume that they run out of food because they are very popular with the locals and so sometimes they have to close early. Every single thing that we ate was unbelievably great. I thought that they did a really good job handling the deluge of customers in the morning. So I would say go early and don't believe the hours but definitely do come and eat. Dietary restrictions were also accommodated very elegantly.“

“A bit crowded with no seating, but worth it! The coffee is great. There's a million coffee flavors to choose from. I didn't get any of the pastries, but they looked amazing. I really appreciated that they give a discount for first responders, military, and veterans! The baristas are very nice. I highly recommend! You can take the coffee and snacks and walk the waterfront.“