We ordered a LOT and I am used to some attitude from other places from our crazy requests, but they…read morewere so kind and helpful! Super fast and efficient we loved it here!

OMG. We stayed in Port Angeles for a week in June. We went to Fogtown everyday. Great service…read more Loved their specials. Even bought one of their cozy sweatshirts.

Decided to stop by after a nice hike in the morning. Usually there are so many drink choices, but…read moreI've never been faced with likes of the variety on their boards. It was impressive. I went with a hot toddy with oat milk latte. It was so smooth and creamy. Nicely done. Some tables as well as some counter seating at the front window. Gotta love these places!

Stopped by to grab some coffee before making our way to Olympic National Park…read more Mt. Blanccino - a latte with vanilla bean and caramel with two shots of espresso. I couldn't really taste the vanilla bean but the caramel and espresso came through. Overall, the latte was decent and I appreciated how it was reasonably priced.

I came here based on the overall good reviews of this place and was happy to find everything was as…read moregood as expected. I tried the autumn spice latte, which was tasty. The vegetarian sandwich was tasty, and I thought the pumpkin bread was great. Really cute coffeeshop.

Breakfast sandwich - eggs are kind of rubbery and the sandwich was just thrown in the microwave,…read morenot made fresh. Very little flavor. Ordered a cappuccino and got a latte. The cookie was okay, but not worth the $5. Cream cheese and jam scone was flavorless. Not very friendly service. Not unfriendly, but just.. blah. Definitely wouldn't recommend or go back.

The Coffee Box should have all five stars so I will help!…read moreKatie helped me each day of my vacation. She was so kind. I was a lady traveling alone. She was understanding all the time and gave me a bagel, cream cheese and tea every day that I was there. I think the first day I might've seen the owner? I was the lady who always wears the black hat to shield from the sun. Inside is beautiful I love the name "coffee box". It matches the building and it's so easy to always find when you're looking for it. Just look for a really weird, midcentury boxlike, tall building and you'll see it. I do think that their offerings are better than other places which might not be as reliable or open when they say they are. I found coffee box was the best and they're also veteran owned, which is important to me since my ex and my daughter's ex are both 20 year military veterans. Thanks for your service!!

Quick stop for coffee in Port Angeles on the way to Shi-Shi Beach and Makah Tribal Land. Love the…read moreinside of this Cafe! Friendly staff. They use stumptown coffee grounds. Got a 12oz double shot oat milk latte and their daily special mocha.

Quick spot to grab a coffee and or small breakfast service was fast and no complaints about our…read morepurchases. Nice little spot to visit. Grabbed two caramel Macchiatos, red bull splitter, bagle with cream cheese and a sausage egg and cheese English muffin. Would highly recommend !

Easy drive through with delicious coffee and breakfast sandwiches. We stopped by on our way to the…read moreferry to pick up eats. Only negative is I asked for my lavender latte half sweet and it was really sweet so ask how much they pump in if you don't like a sugar bomb in your coffee.

Stopped in to this awesome coffee shop to fuel the morning ride on the Discovery Trail. The place…read moreis super cute and the staff was very friendly. The drink menu was extensive (as was the brekkie menu). This is a great place to start your adventure in Port Angeles. It was pretty busy so there was a wait for drinks (they were working fast). The drinks were great and worth the slight wait.

Street parking, inside is very long and narrow, has a secondary floor you can eat…read more The decor is standard PNW style. There was a huge Moosehead above our table. Tables were nice, customer service was friendly, service was a bit slow getting the food but worth the wait. I had the sausage breakfast burrito and shared it with the sausage bowl! Both delicious I recommend this place because it captures the beautiful PNW and the food was delicious.

Quick, friendly service from one of many coffee drive ups in PA. I loved the decor (spot the giant…read moremugs with "whip" in the landscape next to their stand), and appreciated the daily specials. I had a hot peppermint mocha, though I could've customized to my hearts content with the dozens of syrups they had available. Looking forward to swinging by again on my next drive through town!

I got two iced cinnamon toast crunch lattes and a hot vanilla chai and they were delicious!!…read moreService was amazing and the barista gave great recommendations!!

We wanted a breakfast cafe while in Port Angeles visiting ONP. I'm so glad yelp pointed me towards…read morePink Pony Cafe! The 2 young ladies working were so helpful and accommodating. They warned me about the likely cross contamination and said if I had significant Celiacs, they couldn't guarantee anything. Thankfully mine is mild and the fact they KNEW they couldn't guarantee made me trust them more (spoiler: no issues!) I had the gluten freeNutella crepe and it was amazing. Doneto perfection. My side of extra crispy bacon was EXACTLY how I like it. My husband got one of the croissant sandwiches and kept giving me his "this is so good" smile. My PA iced fog was delicious. The kicker? My teen decided THIS was the place they wanted to try coffee for the first time. Tje got a basic black drip and drank 80% of it!!!!! I can't explain what a big deal this is without a ridiculous amount of backstory so just take my word for it. The drip had to be good. The outdoor seating was comfortable and the inside was just as you would hope with a name like "pink pony." It took going over 1000 miles for my family of three to find a place that we all enthusiastically loved. We definitely want to return.

This place is soooo Pink Pony Club coded, iykyk. The person who took my order was super friendly,…read moreand the whole shop just has such a fun vibe. I ordered the Lavender Haze and it was one of the best lavender lattes I've had. They make their syrups in-house, and the drink felt way more thoughtful than just syrup plus espresso. It almost felt like a cocktail version of a latte. Not cheap, but I could tell there was actual effort and craft behind it. I also got a double shot of espresso and the pull was really good. And their little pink espresso cup? So cute.

Delightful café on the waterfront in the wharf across from the ferry terminal. Free parking. Very…read morefriendly staff, excellent food and coffee. Puff pastries are exceptional. The biscuits and gravy are legit. Seating inside and out, over the water. Highly recommend.

For coffee aficionados, Silver Lining Café has a La Marzocco espresso machine and can make…read moreeverything from a classic latte to a breve or cortado. If you're looking for a proper morning pick-me-up in Port Angeles, look no further.

Love the PNW local art hanging on the walls and the welcoming vibes upon entry. The staff is very…read morekind and friendly. The PIE- got a slice of the peach blueberry and it was amazeballs! Hojicha is fresh and great iced. If you are looking for teas- they have a nice variety here. Coffee is also great!

Let's be honest about this place. Yes, it's clean, yes, the pastries are fine, and yes, the tables…read moreare decent for remote work, but none of that matters if the staff treats you with contempt. The coffee itself is unremarkable, average at best, and overpriced for what you get. An 8oz drip coffee runs $3.85, a good 75 cents more than Starbucks (next door inside of Safeway) charges for the same thing. That premium might be forgivable if the service matched it. It doesn't. After a full week of coming in daily, spending money on pastries, crepes, and coffee without a single issue, I ran into a barista on a Saturday who was flat out hostile. No provocation, no explanation, just open disrespect and dismissive attitude, contemptuous facial expressions, the works. It was jarring, and it was enough to erase every positive impression I'd built up over the week.