This is a beautiful park with well-manicured trails, a picnic area, a playground, and plenty of open space to walk around. We visited on a weekend and it was fairly busy, so if you’re looking for total solitude you may want to choose another spot. That said, it still felt peaceful and relaxing, with lots of room to explore and enjoy the outdoors. We’d definitely come back again for another visit.

This is amazing park with many trails where you can go for a walk, jogging or cycling. There are multiple and different parking stalls on different areas. And absolutely a beautiful waterfall and lakes around the park. Many areas for pets with leash and without leash area. Other spots for a birthday party and BBQ. Don’t hesitate on visiting this place you will absolutely enjoy it.

Amazing place to walk and explore, swim at your own risk, great scenery and friendly locals . Love the falls and swim hole.

Omg so gorgeous and such an easy hike! We loved it here!!

Great hiking, walking, jogging paths along the river. Beautiful and well maintained!!

Was a quick hike, absolutely beautiful in the fall. We got wet from the rain, but it was easy to get to. We will visit again and explore more of the trail another time!

Amazing and cute little park! The falls are beautiful, with the amenities of a small city park (playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, bathrooms, off-leash dog areas, etc.) but with trails that feel like you're out in the middle of the woods. Waterfalls and small creek are very charming. The pools made by the dams are picturesque. Love that the waterfalls and stone bridge is so close to the parking lot.

This museum offers an amazing experience guaranteed to interest all age groups. There is so much to see that you will want to come back again. The docents were very knowledgeable and intertaining and provide demonstrations of the operation of many of the artifacts. They have so many objects that they plan to expand their exhibits. This museum is both educational and fun and is a must-see in Bellingham.

Amazing. I wish I knew a bit more about the history of discovery. I might have been more impressed, but, then again... more impressed might not have been possible. At some point, I was overwhelmed. Incredibly impressive collection, curating, and some of the action AFTER the Mega Zapper ($5 show) was as impressive as an unregulated Tesla Coil spitting 12' arcs. Highly recommend. I can't really describe how impressive every part of this gem was to me for a pittance in entry fee.

Amazing for the kids that can read. A little slow for those that can't/don't want to. There are a lot of interactive exhibits and great ?docents that explain or demonstrate a lot of the cool things. You could easily spend 2 hours here with a kid. As an adult? Probably more like 4 hours and you wouldn't know the time has passed.

Very educational with lots of antiques—definitely worth visiting, especially for kids and students. It’s informative and beneficial. The service was great, and the volunteers, though mostly older, were very dedicated and gave excellent explanations

If you are in Bellingham, this museum is a must! The collection of electric devices is unsurpassed and the afternoon show is rated don't miss!" Frankly, this is a gem of a find in downtown Bellingham. Give yourself at least 2 hours and be prepared to learn a lot and have a ton of fun doing it!

The Spark Museum is pure, unfiltered magic — a cathedral to the crackle of genius and the weird, wild arc of human curiosity. Walk in expecting a science exhibit and walk out feeling like you just had coffee with Tesla’s ghost. From 19th-century arc lamps to theremins and Frankenstein coils singing with lightning, every corner pulses with history and invention. The live shows? Electrifying. Literal bolts of high-voltage madness that’ll leave your jaw somewhere near your shoes. The staff are passionate, wildly knowledgeable, and clearly in love with what they do — the kind of folks who could casually explain how to wire a telegraph or recreate an early X-ray machine like it’s no big deal. It’s not just a museum — it’s a time machine, a laboratory, and a spark of inspiration for anyone who’s ever wondered how the hell does this work? Don’t miss it. Bring your curiosity. And maybe a grounding strap — just in case.

The SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention is a truly electrifying experience, offering a fascinating journey through the history of electricity and its impact on our world. It stands out for its incredible collection of historic and unique items, including one of only two original Edison lightbulbs in the world and the phone used in the first transcontinental call. The museum is a treasure trove of rare artifacts, from early scientific apparatus and radio broadcasting technology to a working 1929 Theremin. Beyond its impressive collection, SPARK shines with its fantastic educational approach. It's a place where families can learn and be inspired together, with a focus on hands-on, interactive learning. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits at their own pace, engaging with the science of electricity through interactive displays like the Morse code keyboard and a Van de Graaff generator. For younger visitors and the "young at heart," the SPARK Activity Center provides a dedicated space for creative exploration with building blocks, magnets, and other hands-on activities. The highlight for many is the "MegaZapper Electrical Show." This live demonstration is a must-see, recreating historic electrical experiments with theatrical flair. Featuring one of the largest Tesla coils in the country and a "Cage of Doom," the show is an awe-inspiring spectacle that makes science and history come alive. SPARK Museum successfully blends entertainment and education, making it a "must-do" experience for the whole family.

Museum is beautiful! The staff was so lovely on free first Fridays and I really enjoyed the exhibits. Lovely dioramas and as a Cherokee person, I really enjoyed getting to know the Lummi.

This place is very fascinating. My family and I went to the FIG and The Lightcatcher museum too. Reasonable ticket prices that allow you to go to all three museums. 100% recommended visiting here! You will learn a ton.

Specifically I am providing a review of the Whatcom Museum History Cruise. This is a two hour cruise which departs from Bellingham Cruise Terminal. The museum staff that were on hand were incredibly helpful and welcoming. Special kudos to the representative who provided the history briefing admitting that it was only the second time she had done the presentation. The presentation was informative and entertaining. Long-term residents admitted they learned something new. The cruise was sold out and I was told this is common so purchase tickets online in advance. A bar is available onboard and you are allowed to bring your own food onboard. The only downside for me was the heat. We had to wait in line outside for half an hour before boarding and the first half of the cruise was spent in the full sun with little or no ventilation onboard. I highly recommend this history cruise but dress accordingly and keep fingers crossed for a cloudy day.

Well worth admission, multiple different exibits and a lot to see across multiple floors. Amazing old building and a fascinating stop for young and old.

Beautiful regional museum operated by nice people (at least based on the very nice young woman who sold us tickets on 25-JUL-25 at 1:29pm :) ).

On our first visit to the museum, we visited the Lightcatcher Building to see the temporary exhibition "Fluid Formations: The Legacy of Glass in the Pacific Northwest". Later we saw the exhibit "Un/Natural Selections". Since then we have seen several others. WOW. We are so impressed! Kudos to the curators for creating such impressive exhibits with truly high-caliber artworks. We're so happy to have a nice museum space in Bellingham. The Old City Hall building was interesting too, particularly the "bird room" on the 3rd floor. Really well laid out, with identification cards (rather than having the names right next to the birds) so you can quiz yourself as you learn the names of the birds you're viewing. There's a small free parking lot right next to the City Hall building; our habit is to park there and walk to Lightcatcher first, then back to the City Hall building. There's also street parking. We also were happy to see that the cafe Bar Ciccoti inside the Lightcatcher building has some good vegetarian options on their modest menu. We joined the museum, of course!

A "can't miss" of your important time during your visit to Bellingham. Plan for a couple of hours here, especially as you work your way upstairs to the John M. Edson Hall of Bird's. If you're a fan of birding, then you're in for a treat! Fantastic up close experience of these magnificent creatures. And the variety of species in one location...wowzers! I highly recommend a visit here! Oh, your ticket will also get you entry into the Lightcatcher Building & Museum, just around the corner, as you also can walk to it. Now that's a bargain.

Pretty cool place! It feels like there’s three parts to the park because you have the park/beach/woods coffee area, then the start of the bridge and gravel trail with two more beaches in its path, then the renowned boulevard bridge and the incline by the hotel and sail boats! It can get crowded so parking can be difficult to find so you gotta plan times to visit. Other than that it’s a good place to go to to connect with nature and your loved ones.

Truly one of my favorite places in Bellingham. Family friendly area and perfect for both tourists and locals! Enjoy a well maintained trail and that winds through the park. Heading north there’s a forested path that runs parallel to the upper main road, and heading south, you cross a long bridge and boardwalk, eventually reaching Taylor Dock. There’s a Woods Coffee (local coffee shop chain) with lovely view of the bay. Parking fills up quickly, so avoid peak times like weekends, and try to bike or walk if you can.

Personally I don’t under the hype of this place. There was nothing to look at in the water but 20 sailboats just sitting there. The highlight of my walk was the seagull that decided to ingest a starfish which blew my mind. Passerby’s were friendly and stopped to chat. Dog and kid friendly. Most likely wheelchair friendly too. I gave it 3 stars for now. Maybe during whale season or some kind of water sports day it would be better but that day was drab. Kudos to that seagull though lol

My fav sunset spot in Bellingham :) Kids and pets friendly Great place to hangout, jog and chill ✅ free but limited parking spot ✅ coffee shop ✅ EV charger ✅ public restroom

A great park to visit! There’s lots of flowers and areas in the grass to set up a blanket and enjoy the space. The water is so clear! There’s a cafe there too. And washrooms. The area is overall so beautiful!

I wandered the boardwalk at golden hour and loved how the park stretches along Bellingham Bay with easy paths, a low waterfront boardwalk, pocket beaches, and a long dock that’s perfect for sitting and watching boats. Bring a light jacket for the bay breeze, snacks for a picnic on the grassy slope, and a camera for the sunset; the playground and picnic tables make it family-friendly and there are short trails that feel surprisingly peaceful considering how close Fairhaven’s cafes are. Weekends get busy so come early if you want a good parking spot or a quiet bench.

Came back on 12/16/24 for another sunset stroll and the park is still as vivid and inviting as ever. The long steel boardwalk gives you uninterrupted sky-and-sea views, and the ample parking makes it easy to drop in on a whim. If you’re in town and want big ocean views without a big hike, this place is a solid pick. 06/24/23: the park is clean with tons of benches. I love this park since it has many outstanding views overlooking the sea. This park is connected to the Bellingham Broadwalk, so it does worth enjoy both places while walking and enjoying the beautiful nature. I love this place

I was craving some Italian food and this hit the spot. I like the interior, seating is comfortable, and the animal paintings on the walls are unique and interesting, overall very nice inside, although it does get a bit loud where we were sitting. We ordered Aglio e Olio and Ravioli which were both delicious.

We celebrated our first anniversary at D'Anna's this past weekend, and despite the raving reviews we saw, we weren't exactly wow'd. There wasn't anything wrong per se with our meals, the salad with the bread was exceptional, both pastas were a bit oily and our main dishes were just fine. We had eggplant parm and chicken marsala. The tiramisu was a bit dry though the spumoni ice cream was delicious. I did have a basil mule (mocktail) that was wonderful. We felt rushed by the server as he dropped our bill off before we were even done eating. The restaurant was busy, but there were some empty tables, so not sure why the rush. I'd probably go back, but wouldn't call it a favourite.

Wonderful experience! The food is amazing and the staff exceptional. The lemon ice cream dessert is above and beyond delicious! Highly recommend!

The place was very busy. We waited an hour to be seated. The waitress did not introduce herself. She favored one table while ignoring others, including ours. Some dishes were good: lasagna and squash ravioli. The gnocchi tasted good but had too much fat. The spaghetti was bland. The waiters did not ask us if we’d like dessert or if we would be paying together or separately. Overall, the food was okay, but the service was not.

We have been dining at D’Anna’s since 2009 and the consistency in excellence hasn’t changed over the years. They have THE very best Chicken Marsala on the Planet! I order it every single time and they never miss a beat; deliciously amazing! Love their salad and bread, homemade noodles as well as Pesto! Not to be forgotten, Chianti. A must have. 💕♥️💋

We hadn't been to Deanna's in maybe two years, so we decided to wait for a table and get our Italian on. While waiting, we met another couple who were there to celebrate the gentleman's birthday. Had good conversation with them and gave a round of applause after blowing out the candle on the desert staff brought him. We also bumped into friends there and joined them for desert and drinks after our meals were over. All unexpected, but made for a great evening. Our servers both had a great sense of humor. The food was amazing, as usual. We had lasagna and chicken parmesan. You can't go wrong with anything you order at Deanna's.

I went to dinner with my best friend at her favorite place, D’ Anna’s. We went right after work, so the place wasn’t busy yet. We got a table by the window. We started with the ravioli sampler which was good. We then had salad and bread. The salad didn’t have quite enough dressing on it. The bread wasn’t great either. I ordered the Pasta primavera and my friend had the gnocchi. She was very happy with her dish. I found mine a little bland. Service was nice, but we did have to ask for more water. All in all I would definitely go again, and just order differently.

I love this restaurant and have been here a few times now, and it never fails to absolutely impress me. Bellingham is so lucky to have such a gem to dine at. We ordered a lot of food to share with the family and not one thing was disappointing. The bread and butter is delicious, the chicken wings are so yummy, the fries in smoked beef tallow are divine, but my favourite were the marinated cucumbers with pineapple. Our larger plates were all delicious- short rib, pasta, black cod - the ragu is on the spicy side, and the flavour on the finish was a bit subdued compared to the other plates but will delicious and perfectly cooked. The service is always attentive and friendly, ready to explain anything about the dishes. The cocktails are a standout here as well! If I could give this place more stars I would!

Carnal absolutely lives up to all of its glowing reviews and well-deserved accolades—even the praise from big names like The Seattle Times. The menu may be small, but it is mighty, with every dish crafted with incredible attention to detail. Chef James adds such creativity and flair to the seasonal menu, and he even came to my table personally to explain the ingredients in the pea salad with all farm fresh ingredients and the fries fried in beef fat. Let me just say—those fries were the crispiest I’ve ever had in my life. They didn’t need a thing, though the jalapeño aioli on the side was divine. The atmosphere was lively and the place was packed on a Saturday evening, but service was outstanding. My server, Kristy, was juggling over 16 outdoor tables with a smile, never missing a beat. She delivered our food quickly, with no delays, and made the experience all the more enjoyable with her upbeat energy. From start to finish, this was an unforgettable dining experience. If you get the chance to come here, don’t hesitate—this is one of those spots you’ll want to visit before it’s impossible to get a table & the place is sold.

Celebrated our 10 year anniversary dinner here! First time stropping in and it was phenomenal! The environment was cozy and modest. We were seated quickly! All the servers were so efficient and personable. The chef came to explain flavors to our dishes upon drop off. Amazing cocktails. The food was killer. You have to have good tastes bud. Open to new flavors. We ordered kind of blind to what we would experience flavor wise and it was 10/10. The BEST part though. THE DESSERTS! We are always looking for a restaurant that doesn’t skip on the attention to a good dessert. This place put in the effort. We order both desserts on the menu and the flavors just kept rolling on your tongue until the last bite! We will be back! Highly recommend.

This was the best food experience I have ever had. I have been here many times with my family and partner and every time it feels so special and unique. There is so much clear passion that goes into all of the food and cocktails, there is an endless amount of things to appreciate here. The waitstaff are so incredible and go out of their way to make your experience special. One incredible experience that I had was with one of the bartenders sharing their love and passion of fernet with my family and I and guiding us through a first experience! This is one of few places that I could recommend to anyone for any occasion worth celebrating. I can’t express how special this place is!

“One bite, everybody knows the rules…” But let’s be real—after one bite of Carnal’s Pizza Night, I wasn’t stopping. If you haven’t been to Carnal in Bellingham on a Monday or Tuesday, you are seriously missing out. I was up from Seattle for work and had to try their new Detroit-style pizzas and let me tell you—it rivals the best spots in Seattle. In fact, if this was in Capitol Hill or Ballard? You’d see lines down the block. It’s that good. We tried three: • Smoked Provolone & Fresh Basil – a classic combo, elevated. Cheese pulls, crispy crust, fragrant basil. • Slow-Cooked Short Rib, Caramelized Onion & Sunflower Pesto – rich, savory, and a little sweet. Like a full meal on a square. • ‘Nduja, Stracciatella & Calabrian Chile – 🔥 spicy but addicting. That kind of heat you chase, not run from. Also—get the meatballs. I’m not telling you, I’m begging you. Soft, flavorful, sauced just right. Atmosphere? Chill. Service? Friendly. Pizza? 9.3. Put some respect on Bellingham’s name. Carnal Pizza Night is a destination.

One of the best meals I’ve ever had. All hits, no misses — every single dish we got was fantastic. Especially loved the milk bread, snap pea salad, and wings. Everything felt so fresh, flavorful and inventive. Dark chocolate mousse for dessert is also not to be missed! The atmosphere outside was perfect for a summer evening as well. 100% will be back next time I’m in Bellingham!

My boyfriend took me here for my birthday, we’ve only heard good things about Carnal. It absolutely did not disappoint. We went on a Wednesday, so naturally, had to get the steak frites special (comes with smaller portion of the gem salad and roasted corn milk bread). We also got the snap pea salad, linguine bolognese, and a Mexican Coke (pebble ice + lime!!!), alabaster, and the state street swizzle for bevs! Everything was truly so delicious and it was a wonderful experience being there. Service was so great. We got dessert on the house too :) We will be back! Cheers to the Carnal team.

The food and the beer were excellent. Had the Banh Mi bowl and a North West IPA, both were delicious. The server, however, seemed like he’d rather be anywhere else other than working here. Kinda put a real damper on the whole experience, but who knows what was going on in his life on this day. Still, it made the experience less than memorable. I know you’re not here to entertain, but even showing a little enthusiasm would go a long way, otherwise find another career?

I usually avoid leaving negative reviews—especially when most of the experience was actually quite good. The location is great, parking was fine, and the building has a nice, clean look without being over-designed. The overall vibe is super chill and positive, with a friendly, hippie-style atmosphere. The food was tasty, with vegan options available, which is always appreciated! Unfortunately, the service brought the experience down. Our server—a young woman—seemed really disengaged, like she didn’t want to be there. I get it, we all have off days, and maybe she just needed a break. But as a guest coming to relax and enjoy, it’s a bit disappointing when the energy feels off and no one even checks in to ask how the food was. This isn’t a complaint to get anyone in trouble—just a friendly suggestion to the management: maybe offer a bit more training or support to the team. There’s so much potential here! For now, I can only give ⭐️⭐️⭐️—but I genuinely hope to see improvements and would be happy to come back and give it another shot.

So glad I had the chance to visit Boundary Bay before they retire — what an experience! The “Look No Hands” Hazy IPA was excellent, bright and flavorful, and their on-tap cider was equally delicious. I also tried a Manhattan — it was just okay, but to be fair, this is a brewery, not a cocktail bar, so I’ll let that slide. Food-wise, the clam chowder is a full 5/5 — creamy, rich, and everything you want on a Northwest evening. The salmon chowder was more of a 3/5 for me; big chunks of salmon (which I loved), but it needed a little more flavor. With some extra salt and pepper, I still happily ate it, and even enjoyed the leftovers later that night. But the real star of the menu? The steamed clams. Absolute showstopper. The sauce they come in is phenomenal — the kind of broth you mop up with bread until the bowl is bone dry. My table went silent while eating them, everyone just scooping, slurping, and soaking up that sauce. Do not skip these! Also, if you get a salad, do yourself a favor and upgrade to the harvest salad. It’s hearty, flavorful, and the best choice on the greens side. Boundary Bay is truly a Bellingham classic, and while I’m sad they’re closing, I’m so glad I got to experience it firsthand. A memory worth keeping.

Family favorite for 30 years. Hard to imagine Bellingham without BB. The blat, harvest salad, mac n cheese, deviled eggs, burger on Ralph's pretzel bun and root beer are some of my favorites. Love the beer garden. Been to so many shows, events and celebrations there. Thank you for serving the community for so many years, you will be missed

Got the Tofu Sandwich and it was absolutely phenomenal. My waitress Violet was attentive and so genuine. Vibes were great, presentation, drinks, and food. I'm so happy I stumbled upon this place on my short stay in Bellingham. I can't wait to come back!

Great beer selection, excellent service, friendly atmosphere. The food is a cut above the average pub fare. I had the salmon chowder and the pesto salmon sandwich with roasted potatoes. Delicious! Anikah served me at the bar. She was there when needed, and never intrusive. It was my first time there, but she greeted many of her apparent regulars by name, and knew their preferred drinks. Great place! I hope to become a regular.

I’ll start with the positive, the keg burger was fantastic and a top tier burger. It was the right amount of heat and toppings. We did have to wait 10 minutes to sit inside, although there seemed to be tables on the patio we could have sat at also it wasn’t that crowded at all. The food also took about 25 minutes to reach our table. Sitting at a drafty table, I think it was maybe an off day but a weekend lunch should have expected a bit better

Family and I were looking for lunch on a Saturday and found this place. No wait, just a table straight away. Our wait staff was so sweet and very personable. The pizza here is like a focaccia bread dough. The kids were each able to get a slice and husband and I shared a full one. So good. The dough was airy and the ingredients were fresh. If you are looking for good pizza, this is your place. The vibes are also just, 10/10.

Great vibes. Love that you can set at the bar, or window bar, or tented outside or even upstairs. Sweet candle lighting at every table. Delicious fish tacos & the Paloma is 5stars. Loved the lighting. Quaint Industrial casual vibe.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Might be one of the best-smelling restaurants I’ve ever walked into! My friend picked The Black Sheep for lunch and told me, “We’re having tacos!” She knows Mexican food is my favorite, so she had me at tacos. And honestly… the name Black Sheep is genius — I couldn’t wait to try it. From the moment we walked in, the vibe was completely my style: brick, wood, warm lighting — cozy, modern, and so inviting. I ordered the fish taco and the carne asada taco, and I can’t even explain how good they were. Absolutely delicious! We shared guacamole and queso for the table, and both were outstanding. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, high quality, and thoughtfully prepared. The staff was friendly, helpful, and the whole place felt well-run and well-loved. I truly can’t wait to take my family here. On the way out, I noticed their vending machine — not your typical machine at all! It had useful items plus some local, handcrafted pieces. A blinged-out lighter caught my eye, and of course I was happy to support local while working in Bellingham for the day. Five stars isn’t enough — thank you, Black Sheep, for such an amazing lunch and experience. I will definitely be back!

Amazingly good food and atmosphere. Kind staff, fast service. The vegan tacos were epic as was the carne asada. Can't wait to go back.

Stopped in for tacos and they did not disappoint. The Chicken Tinga taco is fantastic. They also have a great chips and salsa flight that was really great. I especially love that they make fresh corn tortillas in house, they are delicious.

Delicious tacos and drinks! My margarita was tasty and very heavy on the tequila. I appreciated the Pride flag. It made my partner and I feel comfortable. A homophobic customer came in and complained about Black Sheep supporting the gays. The staff very professionally and politely pointed him in the direction of another restaurant. Thanks for supporting me and my partner!

I don’t say this lightly. These are the best pork belly tacos I’ve ever had. Service was great, cocktails balanced well and staff were attentive and friendly. I will likely drive from Seattle just for the tacos. Not kidding they’re that good.

Baked goods and great coffee right off the beaten path of Downtown Bellingham. The shop has great seating and can take food to go.

We came to Mount Bakery in Bellingham on a Sunday morning and were delighted to find no wait. Olivia was our server, and she was so pleasant and welcoming right from the start. We ordered the BLA, which was absolutely delicious—definitely big enough to share, and we’re glad we did! The menu is robust, with lots of fresh options, and everything we saw looked amazing. The café itself is cozy and cutely decorated. You can sit outside, grab a window seat inside, or take your food to go. I also loved that they offer day-old baked goods at a bargain price—such a nice touch. Parking was easy with plenty of street spots nearby, and every staff member we encountered was super friendly. This is definitely a spot worth trying if you’re in Bellingham!

Absolutely must try. I was expecting Mount Bakery to be a nice small town breakfast experience. I was not expecting the level of attention given to literally every detail on my plate. My eyes were drawn to the bright colors used on the plates and then the beautiful layout of these delicious Benedict’s. The breakfast potatoes were just perfect, a little crispy on the outside with a perfect earthy potato aroma.. delicious! It’s hard to say these Benedict’s (mushroom Benedict and smoked salmon Benedict) weren’t some of the best I’ve had… because they were! I absolutely LOVE the hollandaise served with these dishes. Just the right amount of citrus … clearly made in-house, which is rare! The attention to customers is really great, the people helping you were really in to making sure patrons were enjoying their experience. This is not “just another breakfast/brunch place”. Mount Bakery Cafe is at the top of their game. The Typical Tourist will absolutely remember their experience and the semi local is missing out if this hasn’t been checked off must try places.

We are here with friends for a Sunday brunch. My friend and I got the Quiche of the day which was yummy, but a little cold for her. She sent it back so they comp-ed it and gave us two free cookies. We also both ordered the raspberry cream cheese croissant, but we got the last one and had to split it. It was delicious which is prolly why they sold out of both. If you don't like cold quiche be sure to ask for it hot. Our hubbies got bigger breakfasts with eggs, bacon and house made sourdough and focaccia which they both seemed to love. We also enjoyed some mimosas in their outdoor dining area which sat on an intersection that had a view of the water down two different city streets. It's a lovely spot I highly recommend.

This was an interesting place to eat. Located downtown in an old building. Expect to pay for parking. Limited seating. There is a small outdoor seating and some indoor. Kind of cluttered looking open kitchen. Maybe they are going for a hippie appeal? It doesn't say on the menu but they do have gluten free bread and crepes. Some Dairy free milk options. The pesto turkey sandwich was almost all bead, very little turkey. The waffle is not worth $15. There is fresh fruit on it, so that is a plus. The waffle is not sweet, so if you want sweet ask for syrup. The potatoes were good 👍. Staff was friendly. They did not have unsweetened black iced tea! The coffee was pretty good. I think we will skip this place in the future.

My first time here and the food and staff are great! They have Gluten Free options, and everything tastes good. It was a little louder than I'd personally prefer for it being around brunch time as I'm typically still waking up but overall it was great!

So-so experience here. We sat in the covered outdoor area - so cute!! I'm not typically a coffee drinker but we had a long day ahead so I grabbed an iced mocha and it was very good! Ordered lemon curd waffle, the salmon benny and the classic breakfast. The waffle was amazing, the lemon curd and the whipped cream balance each other out so it was neither too sweet nor too tart. I was very excited for, then pretty disappointed with the salmon benny. I had asked specifically for the egg to be hard-poached and it was not at all, ran all over everything. Also did not realize the salmon was not going to be fully cooked either, so I was unable to eat my $18 breakfast plate. I would have asked the server to replace it but the service was pretty terrible and I didn't want to wait any longer for a second order. Overall, the experience was just okay. I would definitely give it a second shot but with much lower expectations.