Olga Rising

Excellent service--very friendly. The turkey on the turkey sandwich was not high quality, even for lunch meat. The cheese was okay. The tomato & greens were fresh, as was the bun, which was delicious. The carrot cupcake is almost too beautiful to eat. But we will, despite the heavy frosting. The outdoor seating is lovely with comfy chairs and little tables. There's lots of shade. It is a lovely spot--just wished there was less bread, more & better quality protein in the sandwiches.

Was one of the few places open and I wasn't expecting much but was totally surprised at how amazing the sandwiches are!! I got the Italian and the bread was perfectly toasted and they were generous with the amount of meat and veg. I also got a honey cake and it was moist and balanced with notes of orange and pistachio. I would definitely recommend stopping by for a quick lunch. Great prices, service and food.

I have only left one other Yelp review in my life but this place was so amazing that I needed to tell everyone! I got the Olga Rising breakfast sandwich. The biscuit was perfect, the cheese was like broiled onto the bottom biscuit so it had wonderful crispy edges, and the jam on it was SUCH a great balance of sweet and savory. This might be the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had.I also got a cinnamon roll because I have zero self control. At first glance I thought it looked mediocre and probably not enough frosting. But I took it out of its little paper cup and it was like Cinnabon type cinnamon glaze on the bottom! So good! And there was actually more than enough cream cheese frosting. And the frosting was perfect too! Slightly tart and sweet, not super buttery. Also may have been the best cinnamon roll I've ever had! I was just blown away by accidentally having the best breakfast I've had in as long as I can remember. I'm so sad that I leave today and won't be able to eat here again.

We visited this place two afternoons in a row after hiking and after lunches, to grab a little extra for the ferry back to Lopez. The coffee drinks were fantastic, and in compostable cups. The two baked goods we tried were among the best we've ever had: an almond cookie with raspberry jam in the middle of it, and a tea cake loaf thing. Neither of those are items I typically would have ordered, but would certainly jump at again given the chance. Really, really delectable. Also, they delivered fine service, music, and no waiting. They only have outdoor seating, so plan on getting it to go.

Stopped in for a coffee, amazing cardamom latte and super quick service. Very cozy outdoor fireplace as well, will definitely return when on the island :)

We were camping in another part of the island and on the second-to-last day I decided to treat my family to Olga's biscuit breakfast sandwiches. Even factoring in we'd been eating pretty raw for a few days, these tasted rich, buttery and amazing. The shop is frequented by locals as well as off-islanders, so it was pretty busy but the ordered was filled in less than ten minutes. I love the decor, which is a throwback to when I was a kid on Orcas: lots of sensible wood, beachy stained glass, without the shabby chiq pretentiousness or rusty junkyard aesthetic of other shops in Eastsound. Theres an outdoor fining area and the help was pleasant and efficient.

Service was superfast! The turkey on the turkey sandwich was very disappointing, it was the "smoked" cheap lunchmeat variety, not good quality. The bun and the rest of sandwich was good, pulled off the turkey and threw away, definitely not worth the price.

Stopped by for a lunch sit down and loved the sandwiches, cappuccino and deserts.. top quality and fast service... loved the Bread!!.. cozy little seating area and weather was perfect.Bob W.

The Island Classic breakfast sandwich was delicious!! The best breakfast sandwich I have ever had! They open on the days that others don't which makes it even better.

I don't like giving bad reviews, especially in a community like Eastsound/Orcas (which I love) and I felt compelled. Keep in mind it's slim picking for a late lunch after 2pm, which is what my situation was, and I didn't want to go to a pub. I paid $21 for a microwaved egg sandwich and herbal tea. Took a bite. It was so bad that I threw it out and walked down the road for something else. Ended up at the Matador and the end of the road, which is, ironically, a pub. I got a spinach salad with chèvre and candied walnuts along with a salmon fish taco (3 tacos) for $28! It was good. Definitely WAY better than a microwaved egg sandwich for $21. Service was excellent. After that I couldn't not write a review. Total rip-off. They seemed to have some nice baked goods, so this place is probably better for a coffee and pastry if that's your thing.