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A local favorite, Delmi’s serves up delicious tacos, burritos, quesadillas and more! Read more...

Visit the Lone Pine Larder for all your grab and go needs!  Seasonal offerings and a variety of cheeses, drinks and other specialty items are available, as well as online ordering for lunch and dinner options. Read more...

Fresh, local ice cream & sorbets. Plus sundaes, shakes, malts, smoothies, floats & more! Read more...

Seabird is a weekly pop-up bakeshop focused on sourdough pastries and donuts made with regionally grown whole grains, produce, and eggs. There is a strong community of small farms and growers on the island, and we’re lucky and proud to bake with the products that they lovingly provide.  Seabird pops up at Houlme on Saturdays. Read more...

Johannah’s Catering is a family-owned business that takes pride in offering a delightful fusion of Salvadorian and Mexican cuisine. With a strong emphasis on the rich and flavorful seasoning of El Salvador, we bring a unique blend of traditional and contemporary dishes to the table. Our journey began with a passion for serving authentic flavors and has grown into a Read more...

A welcoming spot on Orcas Island, Dragonfly Coffee House is all about good coffee and good company. We serve Dancing Goats Coffee, carefully brewed for a rich, smooth taste. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, we’re here to make your coffee break feel like home. Our mission is simple: create a warm and welcoming place where friends can meet Read more...

Groceries, video rentals, beer & wine, LOTTO, Western Union, ATM, tackle & picnic supplies, Hot & Cold sandwiches, salads, soups, fresh pizza, breakfast on the run or bakery treats. Open daily until 11PM. Convenient parking & access. Read more...

Nourishing, handmade sourdough breads and baked goods that celebrate the bounty of Orcas Island and the Pacific Northwest with real food, thoughtful sourcing, and community engagement.  Orcas Bakery is a member-owned co-op and community gathering place, providing the best food we can to island residents and visitors. We also support the institutions that feed our community, including Island Market, the Read more...

A well-stocked convenience store with counter service options and a strong connection with the community. Read more...

The Naan Stop features take-out and dine-in options offering authentic East Indian cuisine. Read more...

Handcrafted artisan bread and pastries on Orcas Island. Read more...

Freshly baked in-house buttermilk biscuit sandwiches for breakfast and classic made-to-order sandwiches for lunch. We also offer a variety of pastries & snacks. It’s all homemade; simple ingredients combined with fresh produce.  Olga Rising uses Lighthouse Roasters espresso from Seattle, WA. Each shot is manually calibrated to offer you the best cup of espresso in Eastsound. Read more...

Woody’s is your island destination for craft beverages and delicious food. Located conveniently inside Island Market. Read more...

Looking for some Vietnamese/Thai food on the great Orcas Island? We have it for you right in the heart of downtown Eastsound. Stop by and try out our amazing food. Read more...

A vibrant new food truck serving up bold, innovative savory food fusions that combine global flavors in exciting ways. Whether you’re craving bowls, or salad or sandwiches, our menu is designed to take your taste buds on a unique journey. Read more...

A place where the vibration is high, the music is chill and the smoothie bowls are sweet!  Chakras are energy points in the body, each have their own color. Sometimes they can be unbalanced, by having little sleep, stress, or daily human struggles etc. We believe that if you eat the color chakra it will help balance you out. Karma Read more...

Kainan is a pop-up restaurant serving delicious Asian cuisine located in the lower level of Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Read more...

In-store fresh bakery and deli. Coffee bar. Fresh meat and produce, beer, wine, and firewood. Open 7 days a week. Read more...