Waterfront Cafe

Great fish and chips especially the breaded ones. Great location on the waterway right in downtown.

What a delight! Fresh food, super friendly service, water views - what more could you ask for? We left another brewery because it was too crowded and the server never came back to tell us how long the wait was.We walked in not realizing it was close to closing time - and the staff was super kind and accommodating. We tried the special platter with cod and salmon, chowder (home made and yummy) and the salmon burger. Everything was top notch. Will come back!

We stumbled on this amazing little cafe one afternoon. It was a beautiful windy but sunny day. We elected to seat at their outdoor area overlooking the water and famous Rainbow Bridge. Our waitress was very friendly - she made us feel right at home as if we were in her own home. We ordered the Vegan Fish n Chips at her recommendation. OMG!!! They were absolutely amazing. They are so good, you'd of thought that they made a mistake and gave us cod. The flavors were awesome. Topped this off with an iced-cold Alaskan Amber. Great experience and definitely a place I will come back when visiting LaConner.

Ok, I thought it would be better, my friends talked this place up, but I think it will be much better during the summer when you can sit on the patio. It is a famous place that John Wayne used to visit for the fish and chips. I do have to say those were pretty good, but most everything is fried, other than salads. I tried the clam chowder, and it was watered down, like they were trying to "extend" it. The price was not bad, it is in the little mall, and is a challenge to find....Parking is on the street, and that too can be difficult...

Had the fish and chips on the waterfront deck. Lovely setting with excellent food. I am going back for their seasonal lobster roll.

Fish & Chips is a winner. Their dill seasoning is fantastic and their tartar sauce is absolutely perfect. It has a great view of the water, you can sit outside and enjoy a sunny day on the pier. I LOVE La Conner and this place is one of the reasons why.

Nice little place! Not terribly busy, but with tourist season winding down, I'd expect that. Food was really good. We shared a captain's plate and a shrimp louie, and we each had a cup of clam chowder and peach tea. Service was good. It was busy enough the server was moving all the time, and she was really cheerful and helpful. We were sitting outside and the bonus was watching seagulls eat the leftovers off plates that hadn't been cleared yet after guests had left. The French fries were a big hit with the wildlife.We'll be back.

Great location with good service. The lobster roll is too shredded for my liking, and the 3-piece fish and chips is average at best.

The ambiance for this quaint little cafe is amazing. It's right on the Swinomish Channel. It's not fancy, but the service is top notch, and the owners (Guy and Marla) do a great job of managing both outside and inside customers. We parked our boat right out the public dock in front of the cafe. Guy does a nice job on his chili and chowder in the cold winter months. I'm looking forward to a return visit

Just had lunch there and it was so cold (due to all the doors being open), that I would not recommend eating here unless it's warm weather (low 40's today with no sun). All of us left feeling cold, the staff all had coats on.