Semiahmoo Store & Café

The Semiahmoo Marina Cafe, the Semiahmoo Chandlery, the Semiahmoo Gift Shop is collectively known as the Marina General Store. No matter what you call it, the blue building at the top of the dock is a source of respite, supplies, good food and a whole lot of fun. The cafe offers a complete espresso menu as well as soups, sandwiches and daily specials, not to mention a tasty breakfast offering of breakfast sandwiches, biscuits & gravy and pastries. There is even a kid’s menu. The Marina Store makes a courageous attempt to stock as many anticipated supplies in their limited space that any mariner could wish for. A large variety of wine, the usual candy bars, chips, beer, milk and frozen pizzas are just a few of the food items available. The gift shop offers its own marina branded swag, as well as greeting cards and kites. But the uniqueness of the store is set apart by the local handiwork and art put on sale by local artists and craftspeople offering the opportunity for visitors to snag the perfect gift for friends and family. The Semiahmoo Marina Chandlery often saves boaters a 50 mile round trip to Bellingham when it comes to boat repair and vessel cleaning supplies. Zincs, docking lines and a variety of other nautical necessities are available. For boat owners and slip lessees,’ significant discounts and free shipping are available from West Marine and Fisheries Supply when ordered through the Marina. All Slip Owners, Tenants and Fuel dock Customers are eligible for a 10% discount on most store/café items. Be sure to mention your discount at the beginning of your transaction.

The clam chowder was great, the atmosphere was cozy, and we love the trail outside.

Cool spot. We were just driving with no idea where the road was taking us. How blessed are we that it took us to Seiahmoo?! Cute shop, beautiful spot and good coffee.

This is a place where you can enjoy a cup of coffee properly. If you sit at the marina and drink coffee, you won't envy other great interior cafes anymore. To review coffee for a while, the grinding degree of coffee beans should be a little thinner here, but it's not, so the extraction speed is too fast. But because it was extracted so quickly, the taste of coffee disappeared, so it tasted good in its own way. If you want to keep this state, you can make the tamping a little stronger to increase the extraction speed, and if you thin the grinding degree by one click, it will be a better coffee.

Stopped in for a snack after walking the entire length of Semiahmoo Park—seriously, my legs still haven’t forgiven me. This place seems like the go-to spot for marina boats to stock up on supplies, and it doubles as a perfect place to pick up some unique souvenirs. You’ll find local artists selling everything from handmade jewelry, cutting boards that make you want to chop something just for fun, rope baskets perfect for stashing things, and crochet clothing. If you're in the market for a memorable keepsake, this is your spot! The service was quick and friendly, which was much appreciated after we dragged ourselves in from our beach adventure. As for the food, we went with the clam chowder, chicken salad sandwich, and a strawberry banana smoothie, and they did not disappoint. After all that walking, it felt like we’d discovered a hidden oasis. The chowder was creamy, the sandwich was hearty, and the smoothie was the perfect reward for pretending to be outdoorsy. Now, let’s talk about the flowers. The groundskeeper grows these massive, stunning blooms that are on every table, adding a lovely touch—until the bees decide to crash the party. Gorgeous? Yes. But watch out, because those bees are on a mission to turn your peaceful lunch into their own personal floral rave. All in all, a charming spot for food, souvenirs, and a few inevitable bee encounters!

Adorable shop and cafe! They serve coffee, sandwiches, and other food items. It's also a great place to get souvenirs. It functions like a general store. Lots of places outside to sit and enjoy the views and something to eat or drink.

Beautiful views, clean store, and lots of open air seating. But avoid stopping by if you're expecting good coffee. The 12 oz. latte I ordered at the cafe was one of the worst I've ever had. The drink was so bitter and had been over-brewed with excessive heat. I rarely throw out any espresso drinks, but unfortunately I did that time.