1st Street in Langley, Washington

1st Street in Langley is a two-lane, asphalted, lit local road. The street has sidewalks (Concrete) as well as parking available (parallel parking). No bike lane available. It runs in an east-west direction starting from De Bruyn Avenue and crosses Park Avenue, Melsen Alley, Anthes Avenue and McLeod Alley and ends at Cascade Avenue. Nearby you can find among others 4 gift shops, 3 restaurants, 3 galleries and 2 jewelry stores. The nearest bus stop is 2nd St at Star Store (about 100 m away). 1st Street also exists in Oak Harbor.

Bicycle
yes
Bike Lane
no
Road Type
local road
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
25 mph
Route
east-west

Gift shops

  • Flying Bear at 1st Street 207.
  • Feather & Fox.
  • Wish by the Sea at 1st Street 208.
  • Kalypso’s at 1st Street 302.

Artworks

  • Boy and Dog (Artist: Georgia Gerber).
  • Wishing Whale (Artist: Georgia Gerber, bronze).

Beauty salons

  • The Blue Peony (opening hours: Mon, Wed–Fri 11–16; Sat 11–17, wheelchair accessible) at 1st Street 107.

Music stores

  • Blue Sound Music.

Pet stores

  • Myken’s at 1st Street 212.

Restaurants

  • Savory at 1st Street 220 (98260).
  • Saltwater Fish House & Oyster Bar (Seafood, wheelchair accessible, opening hours: Sun, Mon 12–20; Thu–Sat 12–21) at 1st Street 113.
  • Village Pizzeria (Pizza, outdoor seating, takeout, opening hours: Thu–Tue 11:30–19:30) at 1st Street 106 (98260).

Jewelry stores

  • Foamy Wader at 1st Street 206.
  • Hellebore Glass Gallery at 1st Street 308.

Police stations

  • Langley Police Department (wheelchair accessible).

Wine shops

  • Ott & Hunter Wine Tasting Room at 1st Street 202.

Banks

  • Whidbey Island Bank (Heritage Bank of Washington) at 1st Street 105.

Galleries

  • Museo (free of charge) at 1st Street 215.
  • David Price Encaustics (free of charge).
  • Rob Shouten Gallery.

Housewares stores

  • Marcel at 1st Street 214.
  • Soleil at 1st Street 308.

Cafes

  • Sprinklz (Coffee shop) at 1st Street 224.

Clothing stores

  • Island Design Interiors.

Bookstores

  • Gregor Rare Books at 1st Street 220.