Red Twig Cafe and Bakery - Cafe in Edmonds - 117 5th Ave S, USA

Small menu, something for everyone, i had the lox and bagel which was one of the best ive had. Sadly the bagel sat on top of the tomato making both quarters of my sandwich a little soggy. A friend had eggs Benedict which looked lovely. Small indoor shared seating area, tented outdoor and open outdoor seating. Food brought to you with a number marked table. Great for a quick catch up lunch with a friend. I’ll definitely be back! Also a little lemon would have been great with lox.

Tasty perfect breakfast portions (took my leftovers home) coffee was divinely delicious and just what I needed on a cold rainy day. Staff works diligently to serve everything in a timely manner with a smile. The vibe there is comforting, and down to earth, family-like atmosphere. Go there and sip your brew and try, The Goat 👍

I had a meeting here which was a super cute ambience! We had quite seating because there was a heated tent outside which was perfect for her son. We ordered the lavender late and the golden coffee which was both amazing! I’m coming back to try the food next! If you’re looking for a cute place for a cozy morning with lots to do around the area, this is perfect! Lots of parking too!

This is just an update as to current conditions at my favorite cafe. The food is great as is the coffee and the staff are spectacular. However the wait times from door to door have gotten pretty extreme and I'm not certain why. My latest visit took 30 minutes to get to the register from the door. Service after that was fast and efficient.

I am normally all-in to provide good reviews, and very very hesitant to post a bad review, cause I am one of those people that thinks “if you have nothing good to say, just keep your mouth shut” however my experience here today was that bad that I couldn’t just ignore it. Came in for a brunch experience with my mother in law (visiting from abroad), my wife and 1-year old daughter. Starting with coffee, when ordering, we asked for ceramic cups as we were dining in, so we rather like having those than the to-go plastic cups. Well, when coffee was served we got the to-go cups. Not a biggy, I decided to go to the barista and asked her myself if I could have a couple of ceramic ones, and I would just move the coffee myself from one to the other at the table. Well, the barista didn’t like my idea. After I explained the details, I asked her if I could grab ceramic cups, she got a bit pissed and told me the cups they had were for 12 and 16Oz, and I had ordered 2x8Oz and 1x12OZ coffees… again, didn’t want to make a big deal of it and told her that if I could grab a couple of 12’s that would do the trick for my wife and in-law who really wanted the ceramic cups… I could just keep the plastic to myself cause, you know, I was chill… she then decided to tell me to do “whatever I want, to do” and didn’t offer the cups, when asked again a, she so told me to grab these myself. Then food, we ordered banana panckakes, and 2 plates with poached eggs… well, while it took very long to get the food (approx 20 min) when it landed on the table these poached eggs were more liked boiled eggs (see picture). Both plates… at this point, rather than complaining and ordering again, I decided to go ahead with it and eat it… in reality just didn’t want to spend 20 more minutes waiting for food again. Then, we wanted to have an extra plate to share the pancakes across the 3 adults at the table.. went to ask for the plate, again the barista didn’t like the idea. Seems she was a bit swamped with work and well, I was interrupting her. She grabbed a plate, threw it on the counter and didn’t say a word. After I thanked her I went again to my table with the family. I am giving this 2 stars, instead of 1, because the banana pancakes were really really good. Other than that, I kind of didn’t enjoy my brunch on the day I took off from work to spend time with my family. PS - I had visited this place in the past, and experience was more average. I’d say 3.5/5 rating but today was too much of a pain.

They have a nice variety of baking goods and breakfast/brunch dishes. They also have some gluten free options. You need to make a line to place your order, then get an order number, grab a table and they bring you your food to the table. The place is pet friendly on their patio.

Amazing food. The guys cooking in there were also super nice when they brought out the food. Avocado- perfect, pouched eggs- perfect, has brown potatoes- perfect, drip coffee- perfect. The only downside was the tables are wobbly. Like all of them. They would wobble more than an inch up and down. It was super annoying. Fix your tables.

Unfortunately, I just don’t know what the hype is about. The food was average. The cinnamon roll was below average for the area - very hard outer shell and bland recipe. Also, they no longer have crepes. So maybe remove it from the sites and window? We had the loaded breakfast sandwich and a ham/mushroom scramble.