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Restaurants
You need food, of course. There are many choices to satisfy your hunger and excite your palate.
San Juan Island is blessed with a variety of food options, many of which use produce and meats that are locally raised. Whether you are looking for a deli sandwich or a memorable dining experience, you can find it here on San Juan Island.
Here are some of our local restaurants, in alphabetical order (we like them all, and don’t want to play favorites!)
Dinner:
- Backdoor Kitchen – Truly elegant dining and an inspired menu using the finest local, organic ingredients.
400b A St. – 360-378-9540
- Banry's Café – A bowling alley with good food? Friday Harbor has it! A casual place for lunch or dinner, sandwiches, pizzas, or nightly food specials, or for take-out to eat in your room.
365 Spring St. – 360-378-3131
- The Bluff at Friday Harbor House – The freshest fare from local waters and farms for a menu of authentic island cuisine and seasonal specialties. The Bluff also features a wine, beer and cocktail list.
130 West Street – 360-378-8455
- Bistro Garden – Simple Italian food and pizzas
180 Web St. – 360-378-1174
- Cask and Schooner - Cask and Schooner serves "rustic fare" in an elegant setting reminiscent of old-time sailing days. Delicious food at the bar, or enjoy a cozy meal by the upstairs fireplace.
1 Front St. – 360-378-2922
- Coho Restaurant – Coho serves Island-grown Pacific cuisine with an international flair. The menu is developed around the seasonality of fresh ingredients from the surrounding islands with a European heritage.
120 Nichols St. – 360-378-6330
- Downriggers – Located next to the ferry landing and with an outdoor patio overlooking the harbor, Downriggers offers fresh seafood, steak, poultry and pasta, local Norwest fare, and a full bar service.
10 Front St. – 3600-378-2700
- Duck Soup Inn – A comfortable, country restaurant serving fresh, sophisticated Northwest cuisine, using island produce, homegrown herbs, and the best quality meats and poultry. CLOSED FOR THE WINTER
50 Duck Soup Lane – 360-378-4878
- Maloula – Maloula serves the finest Mediterranean cuisine to their customers, serving hormone-free beef, organic lamb and poultry, troll-caught wild King salmon, truly organic vegetables, and a wide variety of organic wines. CLOSED FOR THE WINTER
1 Front St. – 360-38-8485
- McMillin’s/Madrona Grill/Lime Kiln Café – From the finest in Northwest cuisine to casual dockside dining, Roche Harbor boasts an array of menus to tantalize, tempt, and satisfy you.
Roche Harbor – 360-378-5757
- Mi Casita – Mexican food with friendly staff in an intimate and friendly location.
680 Spring St. (Recently moved!) – 360-378-6103
- The Place Bar & Grill – The Place sits over the water with a fantastic view of the harbor and ferries. The food is fresh Northwest; classic but innovative using local farms for produce, in-season seafood from sustainable northwest fisheries, and meat and poultry from humane sources.
1 Spring St. – 360-378-8707
- The Rumor Mill – Friday Harbor's latest restaurant. Bistro food, live music several nights a week, and the largest tap line of microbrews on San Juan Island.
175 First St. – 360-378-5555
- Vinny’s Ristorante – Seafood and Italian cuisine in an elegant atmosphere.
165 West St. – 360-378-1934
Lunch:
These places also offer a delicious lunch while getting off or waiting for the ferry, or when you're planning that day-long tour:
- Café Demeter – Sourdough breads and bagels, handmade pastries, soup, pizza, and quiche
80 Nichols St. – 360-370-5443
- Kings Market – Since 1929, Kings has been the San Juan Islands’ source for quality products, foods, and produce. Open 7 days a week from 7:30 am to 9:00 pm, Kings is a great source for pack lunches, sandwiches, and beverages.
160 Spring St. – 360-378-4505
- Market Chef – Outstanding soups and sandwiches
225 A St. – 360-378-4546
- Rocky Bay Café – A classic diner. Great breakfasts (if you missed ours) and lunches.
225 Spring St. – 360-378-5051
- San Juan Coffee Roasting Co. – Did you enjoy the coffee we serve for breakfast? How about that coffee you had at dinner? Here’s where we get it from! You can stop by their coffee shop while waiting for the ferry, and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, or one of their specialty chocolates. Coffee by the pound, and mail-order delivery is available.
Cannery Landing - 1-800-624-4119
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