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Breakfast · $
8808 WA-532, Stanwood
Customers’ favorites
“Good food with a timeless dinner atmosphere.”
Diner · $
10025 270th Street Northwest, Stanwood
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“We enjoyed our breakfast as the food was fresh and cooked perfectly. We ordered the #3 breakfast which includes 2 huge pancakes which were delicious. There was so much food we had to take some home. The waitress was friendly and attentive. The restaurant was well maintained and it has the 1950's vibe.”
Breakfast · $
1880 W Camano Dr, Camano · 9.52 miles
Customers’ favorites
“This review actually encompasses several visits in a one month period. Several friends and I had their yummy scones multiple times. They are so good I bought a dozen frozen to take home! Service was always good but twice exceptional. Those two times were both by Marly. The first time is when a friend and I walked over (30 min beach walk) on Father's Day. We were unaware they were serving a brunch and having people enter a different way. We only wanted coffee and a scone and were about to walk away when Marly came walking over and asked if we had a question. I asked if we could get our order to go and she was great about it! She got our order in a very timely manner, was super cheerful and even put a happy face and cheery note on our to go bag. She made our day. Another time we walked over and were standing at the counter. Several wait staff passed by - we did observe they were busy - but the first time Marly came by she stopped and took our order. Her customer service can't be beat and makes me want to return! The only negative I have to say is when a friend and I came for a sit down meal and both ordered the quiche. It was not good. The consistency was "off" and the top was brown (as in overcooked). My friend commented that she thought they probably had frozen it and it was reheated. To be fair, we should have returned it but we were in a hurry. I didn't even both to eat all of mine. I would give them another try for an egg breakfast but not the quiche unless I see an order go by that looks fresh!”
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