Location: Stanwood
Top Restaurants in Stanwood
Top Things to do in Stanwood
- 1. Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum
- 2. Roozengaarde Display Garden
- 3. Canopy Tours Northwest
- 4. Angel of the Winds Casino
- 5. Kayak Point Regional County Park
- 6. The Conway Muse
- 7. Camano Island State Park
- 8. Museum of Northwest Art
- 9. Bonhoeffer Botanical Gardens
- 10. Cama Beach State Park
Where to Eat in Stanwood: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Stanwood is a city in Snohomish County, Washington, United States. The city is located 50 miles (80 km) north of Seattle, at the mouth of the Stillaguamish River. Its population was 6,231 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Stanwood
1. Jimmy's Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Michelle A
We ordered a large pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms. The ordering was easy. The service was great. It fed the husband, son, and I well. The pizza was delicious. It is not New York pizza, but tasty just the same. We also ordered chocolate cake and tiramisu for dessert. They were also delicious. We will order from them again.
2. Stanwood Cupcakes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Rehsinup19 - Kent, Washington
We went here after lunch at Wayne's Cafe (just a short walk away) and were impressed by the selection. The owner waited on us and was very nice and provided us with great service. Unfortunately, the cupcakes he makes are too heavy on icing and cream fillings and too light on cake. The result is a cupcake that is too sweet. A little fine tuning would make these cupcakes amazing as the flavors available sound delicious.
3. Wayne's Corner Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 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 Tsunamisam - Warm Beach, Washington
Dental appointment ran past noon so we opted for lunch.
This is primarily a breakfast/lunch venue that closes at 3 P M. Menu has extensive
combos so take some time to look it over.
Parking for all folks is street side. Parking for folks with disability permits is limited to one marked spot out front. If you wind up parking on the other side of the street, the 40 Ft. plus crossing even at the corner is risky---
That is just plain inadequate especially when four of the five are restaurant/bar and grill/specialty food purveyors. The city of Stanwood needs to re evaluate disability
parking slots due to more of us with disabilities out there using your businesses.
"Yvonn's" salad was one order. The other was the Denver Omelet.
The Omelet was chock full of ham bits, green pepper bits, cheese and some onion and took up half the plate. The other half was a beautifully grilled slab of shreddies.
I saw no menu reference that showed the omelets were four eggers, and my serving looked more like three at best. It was done just right.
The salad was 1/2 sized served with a generous portion of dressing on the side.
It was nicely plated with about 3/4 cup of croutons looking fresh. Coffee and tea were ordered. The waitresses were very friendly and kept my coffee cup full.
Relaxing meal...no pressure to leave....very good experience
Seniors will find it a bit cozy (close in) and the access to the restrooms is tight
for walkers etc. They are clean and there actually is hot water available for washing up.
This restaurant is perhaps best suited for casual dining because of the table layout,
and the stools at the counter....unfortunately, some singles will take a full booth
given the choice of tables for two, or the counter.
4. Cookie Mill and Eatery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Tsunamisam - Warm Beach, Washington
Walked inside for two 16oz drinks---MOcha Breve and Chai Tea Latte.... They do an excellent brew.....great service---loyalty card for the bistro service--- been here before---drool when looking at all the cookies, buns, Lavender cupcakes, etc begging you to take them with you---talk about distracted driving!!!@
5. Jasmin Thai Cuisine & Sushi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Established in 2001, Jasmin Thai Cusine & Sushi is known for excellent food and service. We're located in the historic "Granary" building in downtown Stanwood, WA. Many people love the rustic feel that comes with our location. It's easy to pick up food on your way home and we serve beer, wine, and sake.
Reviewed By Wklstoywife - Camano Island, Washington
We live local but haven't been here for quite a long time. My husband suggested we go there. We both love Thai food. Seated quickly, waiting for my husband i ordered a thai iced tea. It was delicious...a rare treat due to my eating habits. It was very cold in the restaurant and i asked the waitress if she could close the door, it was open because the cooks get warm but after they cooled down she did close it at least for a little while. I ordered the pannang curry with chicken, 9.00 (not the combo) and no spice, my husband ordered the same thing but the combo plate (10.50) which came with rice, pad thai and an eggroll. We both got a small cup of soup which was very good. We both enjoyed our dish but i know they put spice in mine, was a bit spicy for me. I have had the same thing here before so i know they put some spice in it. Jasmine has been a nice place since the day it opened years ago. Lots of choices for food. I will go again.
6. Farmers Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Tsunamisam - Warm Beach, Washington
2:16 P M check-out but almost all seats taken when we arrived. Took one of the remaining two tables for two---friendly greeting---water immediately---as usual
ready to order...As expected, large servings, quality food---nicely presented---
in quick order. The Shake was delicious (strawberry). Here the "cup" of chowder is a cereal bowl size. Clam chowder is made in-house and I have to recommend it.
The two-piece Fish and chips is in addition to this chowder and is plated with a large
piece of garlic-toast (nicely browned) a scoop of coleslaw, and two thick pieces of Cod
deep fried in a light batter coating....great taste with a light coat of batter is just the ticket....We enjoyed our meal as before...always pleasant to eat here.
7. Shima
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Mike B - Seattle, Washington
As has been said this is award winning sashimi off the beaten path. An excellent selection for anyone in search of great Japanese food. This place is busy most evenings, hours are limited so check the schedule ahead of time.
This restaurant is well worth every trip.
8. Polska Kuchnia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Authentic Polish Bistro with a feel of a European Cafe. We make everything from scratch including Pierogi, Kielbasa and Soups. We have had customers drive as far south as from Vancouver, WA and as far north as Vancouver, BC to try our restaurant. People from places such as North Carolina, Connecticut and Kansas City on vacation drive out of their way because they miss their Polish food back home. We have had many great visitors and we hope we have more to come. Want a taste of Poland without the trip? We are the place that will have the most authentic Polish cuisine around. See you Soon!
Reviewed By Norman S - Bellingham, Washington
We were in Stanwood for a seminar and choose this restaurant after looking on line. Always a bit of a risk but we didn't just want another berger. Sausage, yummy, and potato porgies were really good.
9. Stanwood Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Small cafe on the west end of Stanwood.
Reviewed By Tricia M - Camano Island, Washington
I have only had breakfast here and it was good. Not exceptional but okay. The place is very old and could seriously benefit from a thorough cleaning. Small town diner atmosphere.
10. Mi Cocina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By IP_Travelers - Camano Island, Washington
This place opened in 2016 in Stanwood on the highway to Camano Island. They serve authentic Mexican food. From the amazing tacos to the well portioned burritos (try a gigante if you dare!) everything is excellent. They offer several different homemade salsas to spice it just how you like it. Growing up in California I learned to enjoy real Mexican food (not Tex-Mex or chain restaurant style) and I can honestly say this is among the best that I have ever had. My wife and I recommend choosing tripe or lengua for your meat although the carnitas is good too.
