
We are a welcoming destination for visitors and islanders alike in the heart of Eastsound. Our beloved brunch offers tide-to-table fare, brunch classics, vegetarian dishes, and handcrafted morning cocktails. In the evening, settle in over seasonal menus taking inspiration from our Pacific Northwest region, highlighting local purveyors, and paired with handcrafted cocktails, an approachable wine list, and PNW brews. Overlooking Fishing Bay and the Salish Sea, we make the most of our breathtaking views. Join us to share the best flavors from our region while enjoying a respite from the chaos of everyday life. Reservations are highly suggested for dinner. Brunch is walk-in only.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 171 Main St, Eastsound, WA 98245
Phone: (360) 376-2200
Website: https://www.outlookinn.com/newleaf
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Reviews
The food has been reliably good, and I’ve returned back for their burger sliders and truffle fries. That said, on multiple occasions, I’ve waited for over 20 minutes for a server and 45 minutes to an hour for food. The servers were slightly apologetic on both occasions, but forgot a friend’s gluten free biscuit entirely – twice. They gave us a free waffle, but, y’know… gluten. (I ate it, however — very good.)
For appetizers, we ordered two Caesar salads and a French onion soup. Caesar salads come with anchovies so make sure to ask for them to be held if you’re not a fan like us. They were lightly tossed in the creamy Caesar dressing and very tasty. The onion soup was probably in my top 2 best onion soups I’ve ever had, with the only one that was better being in Paris.
Then, for mains, we had the Scallops Entree & two of the Beef Short Rib Ragu Pasta. My husband absolutely loved the scallops. The pasta was nice but nothing particularly amazing. One of the two identical ordered pasta dishes was a nice portion. The other (mine) seemed about 2/3 the size of the other. Weird. We also had a side of polenta. That was a tasty addition and the preparation was skillfully executed.
For desserts, we ordered two of the Lemon Bars and a Horchata Sorbet. The lemon bars were okay. They were kind of room temp/warm… but it didn’t feel like they were intentionally tepid just kind of left in a warm kitchen on the counter and naturally came up in temp. Couldn’t tell you for sure, though. The pickled blueberries were are odd addition and I didn’t think they really worked with the lemon bar. The horchata sorbet had a nice flavor except it was drizzled with a hot honey garnish that was exceedingly spicy. I am a huge fan of spice (think THAI SPICY) but this was too much for me. It tasted like someone accidentally added way too much chili oil to it and decided not to remake it to a pleasant level. It kind of burned my tongue (from the small spoonful of my friend’s that I sampled) as well as his and was a pretty unpleasant way to finish the dining experience. Overall it was a nice enough experience but I’d probably not return considering the items that didn’t pass with flying colors and that the experience was about $230 check with no alcohol even in the total.
The view of the sound is absolutely beautiful, and our server was phenomenal—friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. We’ll definitely be coming back and can’t wait for our next visit!
The bread basket was very good, fresh local bread made down the street, highly recommended for an appetizer.
Salmon with lentils was good. Lentils and mushrooms were cooked very well. My only complaint is the salmon was a little dry and the cucumber sauce on top didn’t add much to it, could have added more flavor to it.
The scallops were cooked very well, nice and tender but not overcooked. Mushrooms tasted great and seared nicely. Mashed potatoes were decent.
Overall a good spot for dinner, expect good food but nothing over the top. Tab bit expensive as well, for two people ended up being over $100.
Dinner: Great happy hour deals, large menu selection and everything is tasty. We especially liked the black cod and short rib pasta (special).
Breakfast: good omelette and benedicts. But by the time the food arrived, I was so hungry almost having a stomach ache. Then I ate too fast and didn’t feel well for the whole day ☹️ is the wait worth it?