Location: Camano Island
Top Restaurants in Camano Island
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Where to eat American food in Camano Island: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Camano Island, Washington, United States. Camano is a census-designated place (CDP) in Island County, Washington, United States. The population was 15,661 at the 2010 census. Camano is coterminous with the namesake island on which it sits. Camano (as Camano Island) has its own ZIP code (98282) but shares a post office with Stanwood, despite Stanwood's distance. Based on per capita income, one of the more reliable measures of affluence, Camano ranks 99th of 522 areas in the state of Washington to be ranked.
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10. Farmers Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Farmers cafe offers delicious breakfast served all day, with a variety of lunch and dinner options. We have many homemade options and strive to deliver great service to all of our customers.
Reviewed By TravellngTeaDrinker
Great soups and it's nice to be able to get a baked potato instead of fries. I highly recommend the french onion soup. They are very good about getting orders right. Good salad dressing.The only drawback is that the food is inconsistent. Sometimes salads are great and to rave about, other times it's as if they were thrown together and the lettuce not fresh. Overall, great food. When it's good- it's really good!
9. Stanwood Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Small cafe on the west end of Stanwood.
Reviewed By SkagitWanderer
I was pleasantly surprised with the Stanwood Cafe. It doesn't look like much, but the food and service were great. I ordered the "homemade" corned beef hash and it was one of the best I've had. My friend ordered pancakes and they were huge and delicious! I've tried all the local breakfast places and I like this one best.
8. Wayne's Corner Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
We serve Breakfast and lunch. our speciality is Omelets. We also serve home made soups,salads,gravies and great burgers and fries.Our pancakes are said to be the best.
Reviewed By Michelle A
Husband, son, and I stopped here waiting for Amtrak to pick us up.Son had 2 orders of their hashbrownions - signature dish. It was awesome. See photo. Husband had Denver omelette with pancakes. Also delicious. I had cheese omelette, hash browns, sour dough toast. So delicious.Everything is clean. Awesome atmosphere. Hand sanitizer on table, YAY! We will definitely visit again.
7. Tapped Camano
Reviewed By Adrpt
When you walk into Tapped Camano you place your order at the counter. We really enjoyed the variety of food and drink choices. I wanted one of everything Their mac and cheese and fish and chips are the best I have had ever! The staff is so friendly and welcoming. The restaurant was clean. They have TVs and play good music!They have outdoor and indoor seating, very nice !
6. The baked cafe
Reviewed By SkagitWanderer
I had lunch here a little while back and it was decent and the price was reasonable. I wish they would cook the burger over an open flame instead of the flat top. Bun was good as were the fries.
5. Crows Nest on Camano
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By rusty_fwg
The deck is next to the kitchen, and the cooks had rap on loud. Maybe this was why the restaurant was deserted. But if you like Diamond Knot beers and bar food this is a good place.If you want cocktails and yummy entrees, go down the road. View is good from the deck but be prepared.
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4. Pub 282
Overall Ratings
3 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Rocks_road
We stopped here for lunch while on a day trip to Camano Island. I had the half sandwich (tuna melt) and soup (clam chowder). Both were OK, not bad. My wife had the chef salad with 1000 island. The salad was pretty big but the bacon tasted off and like it was from a bag. The service was good.
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3. Camano Island Waterfront Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Pacific Northwest cuisine fresh from our culinary farm to table... Our Chef Kris Gerlach has years of culinary experience and is dedicated in providing quality PNW cuisine to our customers. Locally sourced from farmers, ranchers and fishermen whenever pos
Reviewed By SkykomishBob
We lunched here sometime back and really enjoyed it, so when we knew weâd be back on Camano with friends from Texas we called for a Sunday evening reservation only to learn there was a wine pairing special dinner scheduled. Four courses, four Walla Walla wines, $70. Four glasses of Walla Walla wine alone can approach that figure.We signed up and from the start the evening seemed almost enchanted. They seated the 15+/- of us at one long table on the terrace in the pleasant fall evening. Being first we seated ourselves on the end nearest to the bay, and as the rest of the diners showed up we introduced ourselves to the couple next to us. Very pleasant folks who had moved to San Diego upon retirement and just last month moved back to the PNW to be close to grandkids.A lovely white was poured followed by a simple, clear introduction by the wine rep. Then the corn chowder came along with a short delineation of the ingredients and how they were handled. The corn came from the Island is all I remember of the explanation, but the soup was luscious as a lobster bisque I remember from the Tamarind restaurant in Mombasa decades ago. Just as I was thinking I may need to go to the car for a jacket heaters appeared, and I think everyone was comfy thereafter.Next came the star of the show of the wines, a lovely bordeaux style red, and smoked pork belly on a puree in which kohlrabi was the basic ingredient. I lived in Germany a long time and never was kohlrabi presented in any way close to as lovely as this puree.Next came lush salmon accompanied by an unoaked Chardonnay. A third lovely course and paring.Dessert was a marinated black cherry, ice cream, and rich chocolate cake concoction paired with a syrah. For me the wine did not compliment the excellent dessert at all, but from the oohs and ahs around me, I seemed to be in the minority.This was a dinner we will talk about for a long time. Our Texas friends sent a post card from somewhere along their continuing route and again they mentioned what lovely evening it was.The chef said he plans to make this concept a monthly off-season event at Camano Inn. Iâm confident any foodies or winos who attend will be extremely pleased to have done so, and Iâm guessing down the road my wife and I will organize a visit to Camano to take part in another one of these lovely dinners.Dear SkykomishB,Thank you so much for the eloquent "food critic" type review about our wine dinner a few weeks ago...it was a beautiful and yes, an enchanting evening with wonderfully pleasant and interesting guest, sitting around an artfully decorated table drinking divine wines, engaging conversation and eating elegant food...it could not have been more perfect.As Chef Kris announced yes, we are holding a special wine dinner each month with different Washington wineries. It is our hope that more foodies and winos will join us and discover the extraordinary difference we are in comparison to other restaurants. With much appreciation, may you both have a lovely holiday season, we truly hope to see you back again for a part II celebration with us.Safe travels,Susan F.General Manager
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2. Rockaway Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Gaylen H
Noisy!! Food ok and service pretty good. This was my second visit- first visit enjoyed great seating but place was not busy and waited 20 plus minutes for a martini. I asked my waitress (after 15 minutes) if there was a problem. The appetizers were pretty good but I was a annoyed at the wait. Not a big deal and then did the second visit. Did not order a martini that time, kept it simple.
Best European food near Camano Island, Washington, United States
1. Cama Beach Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Overlooking Puget Sound, Whidbey Island and Cama Beach, our cafe offers breakfast served all day, lunch and special dinners on the first and third Fridays of each month.
Reviewed By simivalley1699
We had a nice breakfast there on a Friday morning in November (hours are 8 to 2 on weekends in the fall). The Swedish pancakes with fruit was a good choice, as well as the omelet - enough to have leftovers the next morning!Very friendly service and professional. Most of the ingredients are locally sourced. We also went there one morning just to have coffee drinks. Amazing view onto the cabins through the trees; there is outside seating available. You can admire the beautiful quilts they have available for purchase. Nice fireplace in the large hall and seating around it.
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