Whidbey Coffee

Truly Skagit County’s best coffee! I am partial to the stand at SVH but they are ALL fantastic. Nicest baristas, flavorful coffee and the bakery goods are mouth watering when trying to decide which one you want. Love my stamp card for free coffee.

Super friendly service, fast and they make a great coffee milk shake. Jessica and Katie were really helpful and engaging. I will be back!

Great girls, they are so sweet and always up for a friendly chat. Great food too. The breakfast sandwiches are delicious and addicting. Was twice-​a-​day customer back when I worked administration for Macy’s. Miss it!

I love Whidbey Coffee. I drink coffee every day from various stands depending on the direction I’m heading. I don’t get to drink Whidbey enough. Every time I get a coffee from there it reminds me of what a good drink tastes like. My drink is a 16oz triple mocha (iced or hot depending on the weather) and Whidbey nails it every time!

I love the new employes. The coffee is amazing, And I truely do enjoy the Salted Carmel Fraps. Will come back, and will recommend. Love the service, and love the quality.

The customer service is Excellent!!! Always a smile & great attitude. And I love their frozen mochas, with extra chocolate!

Sometimes well most of the time there is a wait, but it’s sooo worth it!!!
The white chocolate raspberry scone is great with my americano!
Very friendly and happy to serve attitudes!!!

I used to ONLY go to a certain major coffee chain because I could count on their quality every time.
I now drive several miles out of my way to go to Whidbey Coffee INSTEAD of that other place.
Best things:
The staff almost always know exactly what they’re doing — fast, efficient, accurate.
Drinks are mostly consistent across shifts, stores, and days.
They offer good promos and punch cards (with double punch bonus days!)
The company/​owners and the staff (not just this location) are invested in the community — from matching donations for the Whidbey General MRI, donating tips to Oso relief, and a scholarship contest to donating to the local food bank and being present and engaged in community events — Whidbey Coffee does things that I’ve noticed — even though that other place asks employees to do the same — I don’t quite notice it as much, and they’re MUCH bigger.
I think they might put it in their coffee in the mornings, but the staff is almost ALWAYS cheerful and pleasant. Everyone has their blah days, except the Whidbey Coffee staff — seriously!
Things that aren’t quite perfect:
Once you’re in line here, you’re stuck — if you’re short on time, you might hold off on coffee or risk being late, ’cause if the guy in front of you orders 37 mochas, you can cool your heels or 4×4 it over the curb/​landscaping. Doesn’t happen much, but I have had rough mornings when I run late.
Different locations have different prices for Frozen Mocha Friday, and the Burlington Drive thru (as someone already mentioned) is up from $ 0.99 to $ 2 now.
So go. Be addicted.

Love the super friendly ladies here! They are always so cheerful and always makes my morning coffee runs better. Sometimes the lines get a little long, but it’s definitely worth the wait. As for the coffee, they ALWAYS make it perfectly.

The coffee is great! All the locations are consistent and have great people working there! Thanks!!!

My go to place for a frozen «moka»! The baristas are always super friendly, and on frozen moka Fridays, a 12 oz. frozen moka is only $ 1.99!
Take note that these are not «healthy» mochas (if that even exists…) — what I mean to say is that many of my friends who hate coffee love these frozen mokas because they taste like pure, sweet, creamy chocolate! I rarely detect much coffee, but sometimes this is a good thing! (Especially for fellow chocolate lovers!)
If you’re feeling a bit peckish there is also a decent selection of baked goods to choose from. The pickings vary daily but often include incredibly oversized Rice Krispie treats (yay!), adorable sugar and «pink frosted» cookies, brownies, cinnamon rolls, muffins, etc…
My only complaint would be the inflation of their frozen mokas! When I moved to the area about 8 years ago, they were only $ 0.99!!! Over the years, it’s gone up to $ 1.25, $ 1.35, and now $ 1.99. (Although they are still a much better price than Starbucks).
Overall, this is a great place to come by for a morning pick-​me-​up!

I come in at least once a week and treat myself to a frozen mocha. The gals there know me so well and are so incredibly friendly! I have had their coffee as well– and my snobby tastes in coffee are hard to match– I absolutely LOVE this place. I only wish they’d expand up to Bellingham!

I was so impressed and satisfied!
I ordered a peppermint and white chocolate iced latte and a cobb salad.
First off, I’m the kind of person who only ever goes to Starbucks because everywhere I’ve every lived every other coffee shop was a huge hit or miss, and usually it was a miss. I was reluctant to try this place out, but the food was calling my name, and since I was getting something to eat I figured it wouldn’t kill me to try a cup of something.
They had a pretty big selection of freshly made salads, all made that morning, and I picked the cobb. It was about $ 7 ($ 6 and some kind of change), but I really feel like it was worth it. It was pretty big, and the ingredients really were fresh so it tasted good. (Ever had a good salad made with not fresh ingredients?).
The drink it was really impressed me. You can taste the difference when it comes to a good shot of espresso, and damn was my drink made with a few good shots. It was just so good, not too sweet with the syrups, and… just so good. I ended up getting a second when I was done with my salad.
I do think their prices are a little high as far as the drinks are concerned, but… if you don’t like the prices, don’t go there. It’s not like there isn’t hundreds of other places to choose from.