Restaurants near Coupeville

“Recently, Sunshine Drip accommodated a larger order for our group. Service was outstanding and flexible to our needs! Pasties delicious! Scones were moist, not hard and dry and just crumbled in your mouth!!! As one friend said, "Oooom hoom! Om nom, nom nom!!", and gave a thumbs up trying to avoid crumbs falling out of his mouth. :-)”

“The Captain Whidbey Inn is genuinely hygge!”

“Great food, the staff was super nice, and the view was just amazing 10/10”

“Love this place. Great bread Great muffins and rolls Great Sandos (breakfast & lunch english muffin sandwiches) And wonderful coffee With simple, inviting ambience, daylight and views.”

“Absolutely beautiful food.”

“This restaurant, the staff, the menu, and the owners are all cooler than an Eskimos backyard. The fresh ingredients, creativity and love for the culinary arts make for far superior dining experience. Oh, did I mention the bar upstairs with outdoor seating and a veil of the cove...”

“Delicious food and a fun atmosphere.”

“Best coffee stand around!”

“Negatives ❌:
•None

Positives ✅:
•Great quality pizza and appetizers.
•Good customer service.
•Kid and adult-friendly atmosphere.
•Affordable food & drink pricing.

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“Incredible catered meal last week. Can’t thank Tyler and Kate enough. Our menu: First course Half wedge salad w/ a herb goddess dressing and spiced garlic shrimp -Crispy chickpeas -Roma tomatoes -pita croutons 2nd course: Creamy crab puffs. -Dungeness crab -seasoned cream cheese -aged white cheddar -puff pastry Main: Chilli pistachio crusted halibut Fondant potato’s w/ Creme fraiche Red pepper broccolini Dessert: White chocolate Panna Cotta w/ stewed strawberries Awesome! If I was able to post pictures, I would!”

“Decided to try one of their cinnamon rolls and a sticky bun plus grabbed a couple of frappes. The cinnamon roll was HUGE and delicious; the sticky bun was okay and the frappes were delicious too. Anxious to try one of their paninia and sandwiches. I'm going back - today, as a matter of fact!!”

“I go to Port Angeles typically once a month. The last year, I have been making this trip on Tuesdays. I arrive at the ferry early and take a walk. That’s when I think, it would nice to have a coffee. Oh ya, Callens is right across the street. Unfortunately, they are closed on Tuesdays and don’t open till 9am the other days. I only bring this up because virtually every time, I see people walking up to find the only business capable of serving coffee at the ferry terminal closed. Obviously, I have no idea how much staffing they have and certainly they need a day off. I am only pointing out they have a captive audience here looking for coffee and possibly something to eat while they wait for the ferry. Thank you for the opportunity to express my thoughts as I would like to support this local business.”

“Toby’s is the go to place for us. We live in Blaine and go there on our wedding anniversary every year. When ever we have visitors come to visit us we always take them to Toby’s.”

“Wonderful meal, excellent risotto, so creamy and delicious. Five of us are here for a bike weekender. We have our share of excellent restaurants in Portland, and this meal in Port Townsend was a standout!”

“We recently started exploring the Olympic Peninsula and Port Townsend is one of our favorite stops. I'm so glad we made Tommyknocker's one of our first dining experiences. Friendly staff, perfect pasty, superb salmon chowder, and a cool comfy atmosphere. You gotta try it.”

“This coffee shop is BY FAR the best coffee shop I have ever been to - and I have been to coffee shops around the world. Inexpensive, organic and absolutely delicious espresso drinks, pastries, salads, soups and pies. It's so rare to find a place that uses all quality, ethically sourced ingredients and doesn't cut corners. You can’t beat the waterfront view and the super cozy, friendly atmosphere. I practically live there it's so wonderful. Try the egg, ham and cheddar pastry! It's my favorite breakfast dish - the blackberry tart with whip cream is worthy of daydreaming about and the blended iced Mocha is remarkable.”

“Absolutely A-list food. The people are some of the kindest on the planet!”

“Great food. Great drinks. Wonderful staff.”

“Great atmosphere with elaborate themes that change throughout the year. Friendly staff. The best baked goods! Cookie pops and cake pops are amazing.”

“Afternoon tea was lovely! We will be back. The Branston pickle and cheddar cheese finger sandwiches were yummy scrummy.”

“Excellent lunch spot. We ordered the truffle fries, clam chowder, butternut bisque and halibut croquettes. Everything was delicious & came out fast. The place is super cute and family friendly.”

“Be forewarned: if you order iced coffee, they’ll put it in a hot coffee cup. When you walk around town condensation will form on the cup and it will begin to disintegrate. If you bring the situation to their attention they’ll just tell you to drink faster. Other than that, it was an excellent place; fast service; great location.”

“Incredible beer and taproom. Fabulous day in Washington”

“We have been visiting Pourhouse since they first open, sometimes on foot, sometimes by car, and even sometimes via kayak, and love ever experience we have here.

The beer selection is amazing, both on tap, as well as in their coolers, where you can select cans/bottles either to drink here or to take home with you.

And the space is comfortable (even on a stormy winter's day) and the staff, especially Virginia (...or is it Victoria?) who was friendly and welcoming and was a lot of fun to chat with. (We visited three times this holiday season and she was there two of the three times.)”

“The food was so fresh and delicious!”

“excellent food and service! we will definitely be back!”

“love the food and very kind and sweet place to eat”

“My favorite restaurant in the world! sg”

“The flavors are wonderful and delicious”

“Mai Thai is our go-to for Thai food. We chose it over Naung Mai in Oak Harbor initially because of the price difference, but the portions are bigger and there's more of your chosen meat/protein in the soups and entrees. That said- be aware you have to LIKE SPICE. Recently it has been difficult to get "spice 1", which should just be a hint. If you say "no spice", it's OK, but not Thai, right? But if there's a difference between 1 and 4, I can't tell. Our Pho soup tonight (spice 1) was burning our throats. The pad thai was OK at spice 1, but still quite a bit spicier than I would assume 1 would be. This is a new development for this restaurant, so it is probably a new chef. Just BE AWARE. Anyway, most people complain the food in the PNW is too bland, so you won't have that problem, at least! And as far as ordering, we use the online app. Add five mins to the time it says your pick up is ready. It is never ready. Door Dashers use this place constantly, and they clog the order process. There is indoor dining, but we have never used it, thanks to Covid protocols. Also- a final word on parking. The parking lot has been sectioned off from looping through the driver's ed school next door. Therefore the lot is super tough to turn and get out. You are better off parking along the strip by the salon to the left of the restaurant and walking up. Please be careful in this area of town at night.”