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"View and watch the Ferry between Mukilteo & Whidbey Island."(2 Tips)
"Come for a delicious latte, stay for the fantastic view"(4 Tips)
"Snag a lemon bar and a hazelnut latte and enjoy the atmosphere."(2 Tips)
"Whidbey Coffee and the sandwiches are all names after area islands!"(2 Tips)
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I am in love with this cute little cafe...the view of the Sound is priceless! They serve Whidbey Coffee and the sandwiches are all names after area islands! Try the Kingston and an Italian soda!
- Snag a lemon bar and a hazelnut latte and enjoy the atmosphere. Say hi to Mel and Mary while you're there- my favorite baristas!
- teresa bartholMarch 22, 2011Great place to enjoy the best coffee, relax, take in the View and watch the Ferry between Mukilteo & Whidbey Island. Cheers!
bae parkApril 19, 2014The iced Sunrise is great: mixture of raspberry, vanilla, ice tea, and orange juice.
Paul SabovikNovember 10, 2011Best coffee shop in the Seattle area. No better place to be on a sunny day
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- 7.9
"The baristas are fantastic here and love the big window area."
Jonathon Nield - 7.8
"The speciality coffee drinks are creative and taste delicious! I tried to Nutty Irishman. The breakfast sandwiches are customizable. Their themes (Garden Party) are fun! Friendly staff ☺️"
Bridget Karp - 7.0
"Weekend mornings are the busiest but they're very efficient and the quality is top notch even during the rush. There's usually seats open at the bar too."
Paul Sabovik
