Not sure if it was just today, or if it's a new thing, but my son and I got the smallest ice cream cones ever. When we were here last summer, they had nice sized cones, but today the fellow scooping served up very skimpy portions. We're talking smaller than one might expect at a Baskin-Robbins. I thought maybe we had gotten the kids size by accident, but we were charged full price... Unimpressed...
Review Source:The fish and chips were good. Â What else can I say...just what I was in the mood for. Service was a tad bit slow, but that's just because we were kind of in a hurry to catch a ferry and happened to be the last ones standing in line. Â Sat near a nice large window letting in natural light.
Review Source:What a great little Cafe. As convenient as can be for ferry travelers....a good menu selection, agreeable prices...and the food was perfect.
the girls behind the counter and in the kitchen were perfect host's...these are the type of people who represent the company well....raised well with manners, very polite, thank full for your business...!!!
Very tasty Fish (lightly battered and not too greasy) and Chips (freshly cut potato rounds, minimally seasoned and fried perfectly) served with a not-your-ordinary tartar sauce. The café's warm & cozy, the restroom convenient and discreet between the outside door & the dining room,  the cashier friendly & efficient, the barista quick and unflappable. There's a large screen TV for those not inclined to appreciate the wall of windows facing the water providing a great view of weather, gulls and ferries.
Review Source:Like many others we came off of the ferry hungry. The restaurant wasn't anything fancy. The cashier was pleasant and patient with us. We ordered some breakfast bagels, and breakfast sandwich. Our friends ordered lunch sandwiches and soup.
The lunch sandwiches were a healthy portion and the quality was good. The breakfast sandwich was small my four year old was still hungry after he finished so we went back up and got some soup. The soup was tasty. Overall ok experience.
This is a cool little cafe. Â We live close so we stopped by and tried the fish and chips after all the reviews. Â The fish and chips were very good, and went great with the coronas. Â Not much else to say about this place other than we enjoyed it and will be back. Â Oh yeah, the staff was super friendly!
Review Source:Fish and Chips is the reason to make a trip over to Fort Casey and go to the Keystone Cafe. Â It's worth the 10 minute drive. Â Very tasty, good tartar, really good "chips." Â
Not a fan of the chowder.
If you are waiting at the Keystone Ferry or getting off the ferry from Port Townsend, you should go there. Â
Good espresso drinks - beer too.
I have been to Keystone Cafe a few times , the first time because there was a delay in the ferry run, I ordered a grilled sandwich which was very good and the service was wonderful, the staff very friendly and they have a slide show of great photos of the island and fishing and boats which is nice for waiting...but the people sitting next to me were local and they were in the know and ordered fish and chips....I was very jealous ...so I went back the next week just to eat...the fish and chips were great, everything was cooked just right, the fish was great and the chips were wonderful ...the best I have had on the island !!! and someone else told me that they have the best clam chowder ever...so that will be next ...I have moved here now and can hear the ferry whistle...makes my mouth water just to think of it ...all cozy and warm inside ....Keystone Cafe, make sure you have enough time to eat if you are traveling from Coupeville to Port Townsend ....( and you can get beer and wine .....)
Review Source:After leaving the mukilteo ferry and driving to fort casey we had hoped to find a resturant or fast food joint on the way before we got to exploring. No such luck, at least on the main drag. Finally about 3 minutes before we get to Fort Casey we see the Keystone Cafe which is right across the street from the ferry going to Port Townsend. We ordered 2 3 peice fish and chips, 1 chicken and bacon panini, and a turkey and havarti panini, plus a soda and a water. Total Bill $42.00. We were starving so it was worth it. The food was good. The fish was fried and tasted fresh. Big solid peices of cod. The chips were fried "chips" and were awesome. The chicken panini had alot of seasoning and was really good and the turkey one was alright. I would probally go with the chicken one. This was a cute little cafe with a awesome view. Seems like a mom and pop place. Teenage daughter working the registar and mom and dad in the back cooking. I wpuld stop again if ever in the area.
Review Source:This cafe was okay. I order clam chowder and coffee. The food was alright, I wished it was in a bread bowl. The coffee was good, didn't taste watered down so that was a plus. It was nice that it was so close to the ferry, I was able to walk to the cafe and back to the car and still had plenty of time waiting for the ferry to arrive.
Review Source:We missed the 3pm ferry to Port Townsend by THAT MUCH, so had to kill time until the 4:30pm ferry. Â So, we walked on over to the Keystone Cafe and got some ice cream; butter pecan for me, and maple nut for the hubby. Â Really big "single" scoops, and really nice staff. Â
I would have LOVED to try their fish & chips, but we'd already had lunch and all we really wanted was a snack. Â Maybe next time we're in the area...
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