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- OTSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on Nov 26, 2023We were a party of 3 , celebrating a birthday & just finding time in our busy schedules to catch up & relax with nice Pot of Tea with a Classic 3 tiered food which includes soup, sandwiches , dessert & scones … Yes we’ll be back .More infoMy Cup of TeaPrice: Moderate• Afternoon Tea• Burlington•4.9
- TBTrishBSeattle / Eastern Washington •9 reviews5.0Dined on May 27, 2023We always pay a visit to Skagit Cellars when we are in La Conner. The wine is good and the service is outstanding. Russell makes everyone feel like they are old friends. Alicia waited on us during our last visit and she was very friendly and attentive. They had live music one evening while we were in town & it was so much fun. Michael Dayvid played and he was amazing. If we lived closer we would definitely be members of this winery.More infoSkagit CellarsPrice: Expensive• Winery• La Conner•4.6
- JDJanaDSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 2, 2023Fabulous Menus NorthWest Cusine , beautiful viewMore info13moonsPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Anacortes•4.7
- CCaraCalifornia Central Coast •3 reviews5.0Dined on Jan 2, 2023Great place for a delicious & relaxing drink & dinner! Love the ambience and charm of this historic inn with great views!More infoCaptain Whidbey RestaurantPrice: Expensive• Northwest• Whidbey Island•4.6
- HHHowardHSan Francisco Bay Area •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 1, 2023First time here. Loaded up from Sequim. Perfect day with a perfect lunch stop!More infoAnthony's - Cap Sante MarinaPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Anacortes•4.5
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Discover La Conner
Located in the North Puget Sound region, La Conner is a historic waterfront town with an emphasis on locally owned shops and restaurants. The natural beauty of mountains, islands,and water provide a scenic backdrop to restaurants serving fresh organic produce, locally caught seafood and artisan breads and cheeses. Despite embracing the small town feel, La Conner has a surprising number of options from restaurants with hearty breakfasts and cozy cafes serving fresh pastries and lattes to romantic restaurants offering local seafood options. Many of La Conner's restaurants are located on First Street along the waterfront, where diners can enjoy prime rib and some of the best seafood in Skagit County.