a cute little antique restaurant with the exterior of a mini barn ! on the inside you'll find many retro items of typewriters & old antiques, making the theme & vibe of the restaraunt feel old chic in the best way possible. upon entering you can see the bar they have that's loaded with their coffee flavoring pumps, & a huge case lined with their fresh pies. there's seating inside & on the patio, & plenty of space so it doesn't feel overly cramped - it's quiet spacious for what seems like such a tiny place. our server was very kind to us, constantly coming by to make sure if we needed anything & if we were enjoying our food. with your meal, you get fresh scones with fresh raspberry jam & salted butter packets. the scones were amazing - i had without butter & jam - they didn't taste of yeast or super dry ! the jam was alright, a bit on the bitter side, but it was lovely fresh jam that i know others would love. i ordered the eggs benedict with ham, with a side of the cabbage potatoes & a hot chocolate. my partner ordered their cheeseburger with a side of fries. the hot chocolate was delicious ! the whipped cream was sweet & fluffy, & mixed well with the sweet yet savory , milky hot chocolate: finally somewhere where it didn't taste like it was out of a packet ! the eggs benedict was very good, the eggs were perfectly poached, the sauce was a bit light, & the biscuit was a bit over toasted, but even with that it was easily overlooked because it was delectable. the potatoes as well were fresh tasting & didn't taste of being overly salted nor gouged in oil. my partner said both the fries & the burger was amazing, & it was one of the freshest cut of meat he has ever had. i recommend coming here if you're got any good spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner ! or if you're a pie person, to stop in for some fresh homemade pie :)

My previous review was a first date early dinner. A few months later, my date and I celebrated our wedding at Cabbage Patch. I cannot possibly sing their praises any higher! From our initial meeting with owner manager, Sondy, to the ceremony and dinner, these folks bent over backward to make our experience top drawer! We actually had the same wait staff for our wedding as we did for our first date! We chose the Garden Room which accommodates 30 and offers beautiful views of the garden area in the rear of the house. We had 25 guests and it was perfect - intimate and private with plenty of room for visiting. We selected three items from their menu as offerings for our guests: fish and chips (because that's what we had on our first date), chicken Marsala or prime rib. Each guest selected their own dinner entree and not one complaint was heard! If I had the choice, I'd give Cabbage Patch a dozen stars! Congratulations on a top notch job and two very happy newlyweds! We returned for breakfast to celebrate our 1 month anniversary and we were greeted like family and by name! If you ever have the opportunity to have a meal in Snohomish, consider visiting Cabbage Patch. I don't think you will be disappointed!

The ambiance is very unique and almost like being at a family gathering and sitting at one of the open tables within the "house" it's very family friendly. They do have a small bar area. The decor and feel is very homey. On to the food. Their food is delicious and very beautifully plated which I didn't expect. The price point and quality of food are spot on. They offer dine in and to go. I've done both and it's a genuine experience. Also the staff is very friendly and bubbly.

Delicious food, extremely helpful and kind servers, and cute atmosphere! I'm definitely planning to come back again.

After years of passing this restaurant by, I finally stopped in with a group of family members one Sunday afternoon. The Christmas decor inside was festive, and the set up of the restaurant was reminiscent of a family dining room. Each staff member we interacted with were polite and friendly. We were brought a plate of scones and jam to savor as we decided on our menu choices. These were delicious. I appreciated the variety of options on the menu. The kids menu was great! I ordered the chicken pot pie. The filling was delicious, but the puff pastry on top was a bit much (disproportionate to the amount of filling). The consensus after we ate was that the food was fine, but not anything out of the ordinary, and perhaps not worth the price. TL;DR: Pros- wonderful staff, yummy scones to start, homey feel, large variety of options on the menu Cons- (Not really a con but) The food was not quite worth the price, and not anything extra special.

It seems that one of the most challenging things in life is deciding where to eat. My friends and I ended up at The Cabbage Patch in the beautiful town of Snohomish. It's located in a house conversion restaurant right near the river. The food, service and ambiance are on point. I will tell you they have some beautiful bathrooms I have ever seen. I'm in love and can't wait to go back.