La Conner Calico Cupboard Café & Bakery - Cafe in La Conner - 720 1st St, USA

As luck would have it, my wife and I ate at the Calico Cupboard in LA Connor twice within two weeks. The first visit was with our daughter and her husband. We had lunch, and both couples split a salad and sandwiches. The salad was fresh and large with wonderful ranch dressing. The sandwich was huge. We were so glad we split the meal. The sandwich was full of turkey bacon lettuce tomato and yummy. The second time we went for breakfast. I am sorry to say that both of us preferred lunch over breakfast. I ordered two eggs, over medium, the whites were still runny, potatoes were red skin potatoes cooked with a fair amount of onions, which I can't eat, bacon, very crispy and 1 slice of wheat toast. My wife had biscuits and gravy with scrambled eggs. She asked for salsa, and the charge was $2.50, the server didnt tell us about the charge. The biscuits were very dry and crunching, not fluffy at all. We would likely do lunch again, but not breakfast for sure.

This is "the spot" for either a sit-down breakfast or scrumptious pastries for take away. Enjoy sitting outside on their deck that overlooks the Swinish Channel, or grab and go and take your pastries with you for some great window shopping. The food is great! We were 6th on the guest list when we arrived and were seated within 30 minutes. But it was well worth the short wait, and we had plenty to do and see just walking around while we waited.

Stopped here while walking around town, so glad we did! I had the ham cheese croissant and hubby had the pumpkin cinnamon roll. We also ordered a pumpkin spice latte. All three items we ordered were delicious and so filling! We sat outside, what a great view!

Loved it!!! Donnine was the most amazing server and made the experience wonderful. The food was delicious and the rolls…. Holy moly!!! Highly recommend stopping here!

Housed in a historic building at La Conner waterfront, this is a homage to grandma cooking with a PNW twist We have dined here a few times over the years, and most dishes are delicious without over greasy as most country style breakfast places get Most worth mentioning is their unique style of “hashes”! I normally dislike potato dishes, but oh boy, I could clean out the big plate all by myself here!! The huge selections of cookies and pastries can’t hurt either. They serve Flying Bird tea, a superb local choice. Service is very warm and attentive. Great decor, easy to find parking.

We walked in at 2:30. According to the website, they close at 3. They told us very curtly "the kitchen is closed. You can order from the Bakery to go." We asked if we could order drinks and sit in the cafe area while we drank them. Their response, even more curt: "You can sit at the counter if you *really want to* but we're *closing*" (again, 30 minutes before closing). So, thanks for nothing! We ended up at a lovely cafe down the street.

This has been a long time favorite stop for lunch or a mid day snack. The bakery items are great! The sandwiches and chili are very tasty. They also serve a nice breakfast. Great stop at the end of town! It's good for a family or friends to meet for a coffee and snack.

The food was excellent. Be sure and sit outside on the dock if the weather is nice. Lots of people were purchasing items from the bakery. The Maple Bacon Roll is amazing!