Farm’s Reach Cafe

Had a breakfast burrito that was excellent. Large portion, homemade salsa, tasty vegetables. Pastries looked wonderful. I’d highly recommend them!

Far exceeded my expectations in every way. I had a breakfast burrito and it was absolutely delicious. My wife had the same, but without the tortilla. I recommend skipping the tortilla, because it didn’t improve the dish. The coffee was delicious and so was the biscotti. We picked up some baked goods on the way out and enjoyed them later. If you are ever in Chimicum, make this one of your stops.

I had the biscuits and gravy and it was fresh, hot, and delicious. I describe their food as homestyle, as in made with loving care. These people seem to get it. The maple bacon croissant looks amazing. Solid place, local ingredients and pride.

Hahahahahahaha I’m gonna give this place 5 stars just because of this hilarious old customer that was in there. The dude straight up goes «yeah so why should I tip you? You did exactly what was in the job description» hahahaha

This is a very informal, very small country place with a few tables inside and more out on the deck, weather permitting. The staff are helpful with suggestions, and, best of all, the food is terrific.

If you’re looking for good honest home cooked food and great coffee farms reach café is the place to go they specialize in serving local food from local farms the biscuits and gravy are simply the best around

Unhappy experience. The eggs were ordered over hard but were served undercooked by a long shot. The coffee was nothing more than simply terrible. The service was rude and slow! There are lots of places around Port Townsend to get a good breakfast, brunch, and lunch. This is not one of them. Take a miss.

Nice homey café in Chimacum. This is a small café owned & run by a couple. You order at the counter, set your own table, pour your own coffee, and clean up and put away your dishes and cups in a tray on your way out the door. The food is excellent as they use locally grown food and most is organic. This is a small café and only seats up to 20 inside and about 8 outdoors. So don’t go with a large group and watch and see if the parking lot is full. They are only open for breakfast & lunch (no dinner). We used to always go to Chimacum Café, but their quality has deteriorated and prices gone up so this was a good find. We will return.

What’s not to love? From out of state visiting family. We came twice. Owners care about local ingredients/​farms and prepare with care. If only the majority of restaurants started there the world would be a better place! Saw a cpl reviews where people were complaining a bit about price? 1^st of all, I don’t understand why people don’t realize that an extra $ 1(compared to Denny’s) for local ingredients is a bargain, and 2^nd of all with that being said, the prices didn’t seem higher than anywhere else with lower quality food, so I don’t get that? Oh yea, the food was delicious…

People are great and the food even better. Fresh Cinnamon Roll straight from the oven. Everything is sourced local and fresh.

Every time I come to Port Townsend, I have to stop by this place. Hands down the best Americano around! Great customer service, and they make an amazing bacon/​cheddar/​jalapeño croissant.

So, we tried this place again because we were already coming over for a hike. We both got an egg sandwich, me with GF bread. It was tasty enough but nothing to write home about and for 2 egg sandwiches and 2 small coffees, our total (including tip, which I am not sure why I tipped because it’s self-​serve for everything) was $ 30.25. Ridiculous! I also really dislike places that try to swindle your money for extra toppings. That’s why our bill was so high because we wanted bacon and avocado on our egg sandwiches because who wants just bread, egg and cheese? Now that I gave it a fair try, we won’t be back again.
Also, if you have so many GF options, PUT IT ON YOUR MENU! Returning this time there were still no GF notations or options written on the menu!
My boyfriend liked his sandwich more than I liked mine, that’s why I am giving 3 stars.

These guys rule!
Good food,
local and organic offerings,
Stump town coffee,
great breakfast and lunch items.
I’m so happy this place is by my parents’ house, it gives me a healthy & cool outlet to get good food amongst mostly dirty bar food places (which are fine in their own right too!)
I gave half my Reuben panini to my mom, and she gave me half of her turkey-​pesto-​blue cheese one.
They were both good.
I NEVER have liked biscuits n gravy but tried a bite of my boyfriend’s and did.
The potatoes are awesome too.
There’s a neat juicebar next door to check out, too.
PATRONIZE THIS PLACE! These are the good guys.

One of my favorite places to eat breakfast or lunch. This restaurant features products from local farms as well as their own gardens out back. The pastries and baked goods are heavenly. It’s a hard choice between the Almond Bear Claw, the Maple Bacon Croissant, or the Chocolate Zucchini Muffin; three of my favorites. The delicious wraps and paninis make for an awesome lunch. And there is so much more to choose from. Appreciate their use of recycled and green products. Beautiful deck on which to eat and in season, there are always beautiful plants and arrangements all around. They keep a steady stream of customers from open to close. Happy to support this local establishment with our business.

This rainy gross morning I got the best latte ever from farms reach. I watched the shots were perfect 18 second Carmel like shots and the milk was a perfect temperature. The inside of their restaurant is like a little piece of sunshine. Do yourself a favor and make the stop.

We fly from LA to SeaTac a lot to get to Port Townsend and without a doubt we’re always ready for a sandwich and coffee when we get near Farm’s Reach.
Very cool spot with cool service and fantastic offerings.

I know I can rely on Farm’s Reach when I need a healthy, hearty breakfast. The food itself deserves 4 stars for tastiness and 5 stars for being awesomely locally sourced. You can get eggs and potatoes that aren’t drenched in cheese, oil, and salt. It is traditional breakfast done in a fresh, light, flavorful manner.
The service is irritating sometimes. On more than one occasion, I have been faced with counter workers that are more interested in gossiping than working. However, for the most part, service is efficient. The dining area is cozy, and there is a deck which is pleasant in the summer.
Kid friendly for adaptable-​like parents. There is a vegetable garden in the back where you can see a lot of the food growing! Super cool for kids to see.

Farms Reach is my absolute favorite place in Washington. Luckily I only live 20 minutes from it. :) Ari (new owner) is amazing and so kind. You can tell how much work they put into this place. The vibes, the pictures, the music always make my meal 10 times better than it already is. Every time I come in I order and egg sandwich with ham and bacon. I don’t even like eggs normally but farms reach eggs are just soooo good. Their coffee is always great too. I try to come here atleast once a week but that’s just not enough. Lol. And the fact that they support local farms and business’s is great. That’s what this town needs.
6 stars from me!!!

I’m liking this place a lot. If there is a better place for breakfast in or around Chimacum, I haven’t found it yet. Farm’s Reach is located in what used to be the living-​room /​dining room of an old farm house along side of the main road from Kingston into Port Townsend, just before the intersection that leads to Port Townsend or to beautiful downtown Hadlock, if you take the right turn.
Since it is located in an old farm house, there isn’t a lot of seating, but I’ve been there early so finding an open chair hasn’t been a problem for me. I’m guessing that later in the day the place gets sorta packed. Along with the tables there are some overstuffed chairs and a sofa, and some toys in the back corner. Gauging by just a few visits there seems to be quite a few regulars, including the guy driving a beat up old truck with a «Civilization is Entropy in Drag» bumper sticker. .
The service is friendly and efficient, and as unique as the customers. The most memorable is the guy with dreads that are (mostly) tied up on top of his head. If you’ve ever played the game Munchkin and wonder what the «Chicken on Your Head» curse looks like, this is probably as close as you’ll get.
You can order pastries from the case, or a breakfast to go, or sit down and enjoy your breakfast there. I got the bacon maple bar from the case, it was great. I also had a couple of sit-​down breakfasts, both were very good, No complaints here.

Farm’s Reach is the place to be in Chimacum.
Their coffee and food is excellent quality and very tasty. They serve Stumptown.
Recently I had the chicken curry wrap and it was so good! They have indoor and outdoor seating and it gets packed.
The Tri-​Area is lucky to have a meeting spot like Farm’s Reach Café. I’d recommend it to anyone in the area or passing through!