Whidbey Weekend
Dining
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Savor a slice at Goldie’s Pizza, a beloved Coupeville spot known for its hearty pies and cozy, laid‑back vibe.
Atmosphere. Spacious venue with lively outdoor seating and water views.
Charming themed decor and local merchandise.Food. Exceptional wood-fired pizza with locally-sourced ingredients.
Diverse options, catering to vegan and vegetarians as well.Drinks. Good selection of local draft beers and wines.
Features upstairs cocktail lounge — “The Roost”Location and Vibe. Conveniently located on main drag.
Walking distance to nearby inns in Coupeville.https://www.goldiesandtheroost.com/about-us
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Fresh from the waters of Whidbey Island, Osprey Fish Company brings the best of the sea to a casual, cozy, and reasonably-priced setting.
Atmosphere. Counter service and casual, almost diner-esque.
Close to views but not quite. Great outdoor seating.Food. Casual seafood at an excellent price.
Recommend the shoestring fries and mussels.Drinks. Local options on draft and generous wine pours.
Location and Vibe. Right smack in middle of town, walkable from Coupeville Inns.
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Oystercatcher offers an intimate dining experience where candlelight, seasonal flavors, and the hush of Coupeville’s waterfront create a quietly evocative atmosphere and each dish feels rooted in the island’s landscape.
Atmosphere. Coupeville fine dining staple for 26 years.
Very classy with beautiful waterfront views. Reservations most likely required.Food. Highly seasonal, delicious local fare including multi-course prix fixe.
Drinks. Specialty, creative cocktails or wine pairing with dinner.
Location and Vibe. Heart of Coupeville.
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Grab a bite at Pickle’s Deli, where stacked sandwiches, fresh flavors, and a dash of small‑town charm combine as the perfect spot for a casual lunch on-the-go.
Atmosphere. Cute sandwich shop nestled in a bland strip mall.
Super friendly staff. If you’re hungry on your way in, this stop is a must!Food. Incredibly delicious salads, fresh sandwiches, and massive array of sides.
Drinks. Standard deli fare. Does have some alcohol (non-draft) options.
Location and Vibe. Located a few miles off the ferry on Whidbey. Great stop in for fresh deli sandwiches on the drive over.
Drinks
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Atmosphere and Views
Quiet environment with no road noise
Nice outdoor seating
Live folk music on Fridays
Views primarily of trees, minimal skyline
Food
Rotating food truck available
Drink
Popular Grey Whale pale ale and nautical beers
Served by friendly staff
Location and Vibe
Excellent location near the ferry
Attracts local Whidbey folk
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Atmosphere and Views
Pleasant atmosphere with great views
Hint: grab a spot in the seating area behind the shop
Friendly and welcoming owners
Stunning views of the cove and Mount Baker
Food
Snack options available such as charcuterie boards and hummus
Drinks
Excellent wine selection, the flight is wonderful!
Location and Vibe
Conveniently located in the heart of the waterfront district
Perfect for unwinding or socializing
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Atmosphere and Views
Cozy coffee shop
Busy environment with lively energy
Great music choices
Food
Standard cafe fare including sandwiches and baked goods
Added bonus of vegan options available
Drinks
Excellent iced vanilla latte
Well-prepared Americano with tasty beans
Also, smoothies!
Location and Vibe
Located slightly farther than other downtown Coupeville spots, but still accessible by foot
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Leisure
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Stroll the dramatic bluff trails of Ebey’s Landing National Preserve, where sweeping views of Puget Sound meet golden prairies and rugged coastline. Just minutes from Captain Whidbey, its breathtaking scenery and choose-you-own-mileage make this a great Saturday activity.
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Step back in time at Fort Casey State Park, where 1900s bunkers and a towering lighthouse look out to the Olympic mountains. A 10 minute drive from Captain Whidbey, it’s an unique mix of adventure, history, and panoramic beauty for your weekend activity itinerary.
https://parks.wa.gov/find-parks/state-parks/fort-casey-historical-state-park
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Kingfisher Books offers a quiet refuge on Coupeville’s waterfront, with shelves of thoughtfully chosen titles and the sea just beyond its windows. It’s a charming spot to wander, discover a new read, and soak in the town’s timeless character between wedding festivities.
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Breathe in the calming fragrance at Lavender Wind, a charming farm and shop nestled in Coupeville. From handmade lavender goods to sweeping views of the fields and bay, it’s a serene stop that has everything a lavender-lover could ever need.
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Step into The Crow’s Roost, a whimsical gift shop in Coupeville’s shopping district where curiosities and treasures line every corner. With Coupeville’s streets famously serving as the backdrop for Practical Magic, browsing here feels like stepping into your own bit of enchantment—perfect for discovering some enchanting keepsakes.
Bring your water gear—this waterfront view is your weekend backdrop at Captain Whidbey.
Just 5 minutes from the venue, wander along hiking trails at Ebey's Landing Historic Preserve.
Dance the night away on the lagoon lawn.
Get out of your car and stretch on the ferry ride over.
Find your scenic island hike with just the right mileage on Washington Trails Association.
Catch sunrise over the Cascades from your balcony at the Coupeville Inn.
Roam with the seagulls as you take the ferry across the Sound.
Wander along Penn Cove at low tide, famous for its oysters. Then sample some at our oyster bar.
Pop into the adorable storefronts along the Coupeville waterfront.
Catch fading rays as we sip cocktails on CW's back deck.
Hang out with blue ospreys and Baker during the day.
Tour Whidbey's flora with a visit to the lavender shop.
Check out the Coupeville pier for coffee, boat tours, and gift shops.
Venture through historic Fort Casey, just 8 mins from the venue.