Welcome to Shona's Food Company

“ Amazing food and great atmosphere with even better company. Shona herself and staff are amazing! If you haven't been to Shona's yet, you're missing out!! ”

“ Probably my favorite spot to have a bite in the area. Everything they bake is excellent, and the meat pies and sausage rolls are out of this world. If they weren't so bad for you I'd probably be down here every other weekend chowing down on them. The service is super friendly, I didn't have a problem filling my stainless steel mug with a latte and definitely filled it up. It's inside of a yarn shop so there's good shopping to be done while you wait as well if you are into crafting at all. My kids love the sweets here, the chocolate cake with chocolate frosting was decadent, and the bakewell tart was not overly sweet but very good on textures at levels of sweetness. I love this place. ”

“ The five stars are wholly earned. Great and interesting food! Fresh, quality ingredients, made with care and a sprinkle of sass. She rang us up and then fried up the old-fashioned, shoulder cut bacon and local egg for our breakfast bap (sandwich on a bun) while we browsed her bookshelf. The Rueben meat pie had the perfect balance of beef and sauerkraut; packed with goodness and flavorful even without the extra thousand island dressing on the side. I would go out of my way to visit again. ”

“ Fantastic food and atmosphere. Drinks are always unique and tasty. My go to is the British bacon bap with the duck egg and micro greens upgrades. I make a day out of it. Hit up the farmers market up the street. Hit up Shakespeare’s books. Hit up book and brush, the other bookstore with art supplies. Then head on over here to Shona’s. Don’t forget to look at all of the fiber stuff. The yarn is beautiful. There seating has gotten better over the years too. Lots of it now and overflow outdoor tables and chairs. The stuff in their fridge case changes enough to be interesting. You can also upgrade the egg on your bap. I usually get the duck egg. Pastries are right on. Plus they carry a lot of interesting little things like local sipping vinegar, pottery, skincare by local farms and Artisans. And the music is punkish/alternative and often 90s. It’s a whole vibe and I’m here for it. ”

“ Excellent coffee, sandwiches and service. There's this cute yarn shop attached has big variety. I think arrive early to get more selection of the pastries and things they make in house. Highly recommend. ”

“ Amazing food! Coffee was delish! The whole vibe is happy, accepting and chill Will definitely return. ETA have been back multiple times, they never disappoint, food is always amazing! We tried the parsnip "cousin to carrot cake" today, truly amazing ”

“ Visited for the first time from Houston, TX! We stopped for coffee. Walked out with the sausage rolls as well! The Bumpkin was so different and delicious. The sausage rolls were out of this world! The ladies were really friendly and welcoming! We will be coming back from more on our next trip! ”

“ Quaint, cute and quirky! My partner and I met some friends for lunch and picked out Shona’s. We picked this cafe as it was in the middle from where we were driving from (Vancouver/Tacoma). What a surprise find! Everyone enjoyed their sandwiches, I had a savory crumpet. I was a little dismayed at the petite size of the crumpet however any disappointment quickly dissipated after the first bite. After coming here, I may pick up crocheting or knitting. There is a specialty yarn vendor that shares space with the cafe. The match works, and I am very much making note of where to go for yarn should, I begin a new hobby in need of some! ”