What's open right now on San Juan Island

Friday Harbor bakery open since 2008 specializing in wild-yeast sourdough breads and sourdough pizzas by the slice, alongside almond croissants, cakes, espresso, and regional wines and beers.

Bird Rock Hotel is a boutique hotel in downtown Friday Harbor on San Juan Island featuring 15 unique room types, from cozy European-style rooms to spacious suites with kitchens and water views. Located in a historic 1891 building just steps from the ferry, the hotel offers a contemporary, walkable island stay close to restaurants, shops, galleries, and the waterfront.

An intimate 24-seat farm-to-table dining room in a historic Craftsman house three blocks from the ferry, serving Pacific cuisine with a Mediterranean accent and a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence cellar.

Casual New York-style pizza cafe in Friday Harbor adjacent to Paradise Lanes bowling alley; serves classic pies, slices, and vegan options.

Locally owned kayak and multi-sport adventure outfitter operating in the San Juan Islands since 1994, offering 3-hour, full-day, multi-day camping, and inn-to-inn tours from Friday Harbor.

Bohemian women's and men's clothing boutique in downtown Friday Harbor featuring fashion-forward apparel, accessories, shoes, and handcrafted jewelry by local owners Kerry and Jeanne.

Locally owned downtown Friday Harbor sea kayak outfitter offering half-day, full-day, multi-day camping, and bioluminescence tours, plus bike rentals on San Juan Island.

Local family-owned since 1986 with sweeping views of the ferry landing, serving Pacific Northwest plates — oysters, smoked salmon, fresh fish — and scratch cocktails from a waterfront perch.

Relaxed, friendly, and right in the heart of Friday Harbor, Earthbox Inn & Spa, with 72 rooms to choose from, offers comfortable lodging on San Juan Island with an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, spa services, and easy walkability to the ferry, restaurants, shops, and waterfront. Family-friendly and dog-friendly options available.

A 23-room boutique hotel built in 1995 on the bluff above the Friday Harbor ferry landing, managed by Columbia Hospitality, with an on-site restaurant serving Pacific Northwest cuisine.

Waterfront rooftop wine bar at the corner from the ferry — over 100 wines curated by a Napa Valley award-winning winemaker.

A casual open-air seafood deck right at the ferry landing, famous for grilled oysters, fresh-cracked Dungeness, and fish & chips — dog-friendly, no reservations, just walk in.

Friday Harbor women's and men's consignment boutique packed with higher-end used clothing, shoes, jewelry, and accessories — a favorite stop for affordable island fashion finds.

Small independent bookstore and cafe on Spring Street with thoughtfully curated Islands and Whale Books sections, espresso from Caffè Umbria, and a monthly book club.

Small independent wine shop in the Cannery Landing building by the ferry, established 1987, home of San Juan Cellars wines with a Pacific Northwest focus and free three-pour tastings.

Friday Harbor chandlery and outdoor gear shop above King's Market: fishing supplies, crab pots, bait, paddleboards, charts, fishing licenses, and PNW-ready outerwear two blocks from the ferry.

Family-run full-service grocery store at the center of downtown Friday Harbor since 1929, with fresh produce, seafood, a deli, and an extensive wine and beer selection.

Casual counter-service cafe on the Roche Harbor dock serving breakfast, lunch, and famous in-house doughnuts year-round; first come, first served.

Roche Harbor's flagship fine-dining room, set in lime baron John S. McMillin's 1886 former home overlooking the marina, renowned since 1958 for ten-hour slow-roasted Double R Ranch prime rib.

The municipal port district operating the Friday Harbor marina, the airport, and waterfront facilities; the marina itself is accessible to slip-holders and transients 24/7 with evening security.

Friday Harbor waterfront cafe steps from the ferry serving hand-crafted espresso, pastries, smoothies, and breakfast since 2016 with Salish Sea views.

Full-service 425-slip destination marina in historic Roche Harbor with diesel/ethanol-free fuel, 30/50/100A power, pump-out, WiFi, and water — accommodating vessels up to 200 feet year-round.

Historic seaside village resort on northwest San Juan Island with 85+ accommodations from hotel rooms to cottages and condos, plus full marina, dining, gardens, and signature colors-ceremony evenings.

Cozy Friday Harbor breakfast-and-lunch spot open daily year-round, serving full-service breakfast all day and a lunch menu starting at 11 AM.

Full-service coffee shop steps from the ferry landing with espresso, in-house baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and grab-and-go options for ferry riders; vegan, vegetarian, and GF friendly.

Friday Harbor's nonprofit performing arts theatre, serving San Juan Island since 1989.

Owner-operated whale watching tours from Friday Harbor aboard the 65-foot Odyssey, with 90%+ orca sighting rate, sighting guarantee, and 3-hour to multi-day sea kayak tour options.

Semi-private 9-hole golf course (18-hole experience via two tee sets, 6,700+ yards) with driving range, practice areas, and Greenside Bar & Grill, located outside Friday Harbor.

Six historic structures on the 1880s James King Farmstead in Friday Harbor preserving San Juan Island's pioneer, agricultural, and maritime history with self-guided and reserved guided tours.

Friday Harbor brewery taproom and restaurant two blocks from the ferry, pairing house-brewed craft beer with wood-stone fired pizza, burgers, and pub fare.

Craft distillery co-located with Westcott Bay Cider on Anderson Lane, producing apple brandy, gins, and liqueurs distilled from estate hard cider. Free Saturday tastings.

The public library serving San Juan Island, on Guard Street in Friday Harbor; offers books, programs, computer access, and special collections for residents and visitors.

Guided sea kayak tours and equipment rentals departing from both Friday Harbor and Roche Harbor, with day tours, overnight expeditions, and SUP rentals. Sister company to San Juan Safaris.

Friday Harbor's original small-batch coffee roastery since 1990, on the waterfront at Cannery Landing; owners Mary and Evan Perrollaz took over in 2022 from longtime owners Steve and Irene Herring.

Solar-powered sea salt produced and sold on San Juan Island — a Nichols Street retail shop a block from the ferry offering signature flake salts, infused blends, and PNW gourmet and handmade goods.

A contemporary art museum in downtown Friday Harbor presenting rotating exhibitions of regional and national artists, with Mondays designated as pay-what-you-like community days.

20-acre outdoor sculpture park with 150+ rotating sculptures across five trails, picnic areas, turtle pond, and Westcott Bay access. Free admission, open dawn to dusk year-round.

Operating out of Friday Harbor since the mid-1990s, running naturalist-led whale watching and wildlife tours from a check-in office steps from the ferry landing.

San Juan Island's only operating winery producing estate-grown wines, with tasting room in a restored 1895 schoolhouse on Roche Harbor Road. Established 1996.

Used bookshop a block from the ferry landing, run by former librarian Carol Jackson, with a computerized inventory of roughly 40,000+ titles packed into a century-old house.

On-property general store at Roche Harbor Resort stocking groceries, wine, beer, snacks, and supplies for boaters and guests staying at the historic north-end harbor.

West-side alpaca farm with viewing pastures and the Country Store featuring alpaca fiber products, yarn, and gifts. No reservations needed during posted hours.

Waterfront bar and grill at Roche Harbor Resort serving Pacific Northwest-inspired lunch and dinner with views of the marina; first come, first served.

Founded 1979 in Friday Harbor's historic Odd Fellows Hall, this nonprofit museum promotes stewardship of the Salish Sea through orca-focused exhibits, research, and the Soundwatch program.

Casual Friday Harbor pizzeria with garden patio and comic-book artwork, serving from-scratch crusts, salads, and homemade desserts with gluten-free options.

Casually elegant Friday Harbor restaurant offering Pacific Northwest seafood and steak alongside Italian specialties; reservations recommended.

Estate hard cidery on Anderson Lane near Roche Harbor producing traditional English-style ciders from on-site apple orchards. Free Saturday tastings, co-located with the distillery.

Established 1986, the longest-running whale watch company in the San Juan Islands, offering owner-operated small-group three-hour wildlife tours from Friday Harbor.