Tin House

I'm a little bit disappointed. I walked into Tin House to get some food to go, and I was expecting something different, since their subtitle is "Thai Street Food." I was hoping for little dishes you could eat in the go. Instead, it turned out to be a pretty standard Thai restaurant menu. The staff were friendly and helpful, although I realized later that I wasn't asked how spicy I wanted the food. On the plus side, they have Tod-Mun (fish cakes) on the appetizer menu. The place looks really nice in a rustic way, and they have great outdoor seating. They also had a very interesting alcohol assortment, including organic and native owned vineyards, as well as Tom Yum and Tom Kha beer in addition to the normal Thai beers. I will have to try that next time.

Just had my birthday dinner here! The fried shrimp appetizer (with plum sauce) and the won ton soup were great. Excellent won tons. My wife's Thai dish was also very good.

We passed by here and ordered their specialty crab pad Thai for takeout and were pleasantly surprised at how delicious it was! The staff were really friendly and there are indoor and outdoor seating available if you are dinning in. There are a wide selection of items on the menu and I cannot wait to come back and try more things!

Flavors are spot on! Everything was delicious and served piping hot. I went with a group of friends, and we enjoyed sharing all the various dishes. Everyone enjoyed it, and we were pleased with the overall cost. Staff was incredibly kind and helpful. I can't wait to go back.

Went the for lunch - I had the drunken noodle and daughter had the red curry. Both were with chicken. We also had the fried bananas with honey and the Roti. They were all so good! The drunken noodles has a slight Spivey flavor that was spot on. The noodles were super soft and very flavorful. The bananas and Roti was outstanding!! The atmosphere was very quaint and comfortable. They made sure we had a portable heater by our table to stay warm. Service was well done- a little slow but friendly. This is a nice small spot to stop at for some easy Thai.

Yummy food! Super service. Cute & clean, fresh Thai food. Good value. Love the cucumber salad as a side to the curries. Love that they have brown rice. Love that they display Steven Bartlett's book!

Not the best Thai food in Anacortes, but DEFINITELY the most expensive. Service is fast. You can eat here, but it's really not a Sit-down venue..I likely won't be back. $120, including a generous tip, for two people's take out is ridiculous. That's just food, no drinks, no cocktails, no beer. And not amazing Thai food, pretty average Thai food.If you - reasonably - want rice with your entree, it's a $2.50 extra charge. For five bucks extra we got two small to-go containers, each three quarters full. RICE. $0.15 worth of RICE. Friendly pirates.Edit: I forgot to add that almost everything we ordered came packaged in either styrofoam or dubiously recyclable plastic. Only the fantastically expensive rice came in a paper box.

if you like thai food please, please do not eat here.. i honestly don't like leaving bad reviews unless they're truly deserved.. i LOVE thai food and this made sad in my pants.. i mean, at least we didn't find a hair..first off, let's talk about size gouging, which i wouldn't have minded if it was good, or at least mentioned on the menu, but no to both.. everywhere else in the u.s. (i say this having traveled it extensively for work for 12 years and currently living in miami where everything is awful):8 rangoon1 quart of curryhere:rangoon, 6curry, somewhere between a pint and a quart..and does curry no longer come with rice?? i ordered EXTRA and received the tiniest box of rice--dare i risk hyperbole and say ever?? yes.. yes i do--ever..crab rangoon: maybe try changing your fryer oil.. it looked good but tasted like burnt oily a**hole..beef salad: two small, sad chunks of iceberg and beef leather.. i generally like to eat my food but this was far too challenging.. onions were good!!pineapple fried rice: i should've just gone to the mall and i don't even know where the mall is..red curry: my go to and favorite!! it tasted a little better after being salted by my bitter tears..i was really excited for takeout with my sister and this straight ruined it.. booooooo..

Small servings....not much flavor...beef & chicken entree's very tough. Not like the Thai restaurants I have been at and I have been to many.

Absolutely phenomenal. If I am in the mood for takeout in Anacortes this is a no brainer for me and I come here constantly. Their pad thai is obviously the staple and is a fantastic rendition. I would put it up against any pad thai I've ever had. Recently I've been getting the kra pow gai kai dow a lot and this too is always a great choice. It's a chicken dish with peppers topped with a fried egg that is very savory. The egg really brings the whole dish together. Overall, can't recommend this place highly enough. I work nearby and it is universally adored by everyone I work with too.