The sandwiches, desserts, coffee and smoothies are amazing here! It's one of our favorite places to…read morestop at while in Twisp! Highly recommend!

The food was terrible. I kept looking around to see what I could do to add some flavor to it but…read morethere was nothing. The cinnamon twist felt like it was old. The place inside looked old and rundown. I regret coming here. I think the only reason this place has high rating is because there's not a lot of options.

Exceptional selection of various, healthful sundries and a super friendly staff…read more Breakfast here is exceptional--even includes copies of the New York Times while you wait!

Really wonderful grocery store with lots of unique things you won't find at the 'bigger' stores in…read moreTwisp/Winthrop. The vinegar and olive oil selection is amazing. The lunch buffet is so delicious. The bulk food selection is top-notch. And the staff is helpful and friendly.

The best "in the middle of no where" coffee. The barista was really friendly. We both got mocha…read morefrappes and the coffee quality was amazing! A surprise for sure!

A good espresso drink is hard to find. (I admit that I am extremely picky due to my history as a…read morebarista.) This place absolutely NAILED my drink. It's perfect and delicious. Thank you so much for making the best iced white chocolate americano I could possibly hope to find on the long and lonely highway to Winthrop :)

A lovely, friendly, welcoming spot. Great service and delicious pastries…read more Was the perfect spot to stop prior to the day's adventures. I went 4 times while in Winthrop.

We stopped in here because of their over 4 star rating but we must have caught them on a bad day…read more(or week). The setting and decor are rustic and fit well with the area but when we came in we were not greeted and the place was almost empty. It was quiet and the vibe was off but we were hungry so we walked around and looked at the items for sale. When I looked into the display cases, I saw that some were empty completely ad the other were sparsely filled. The pastries looked old and dried out. It was still before noon so I was unsure if I was looking at a day old section or what exactly was going on. I stood there for a minute but there was still no greeting from the employees, who had their back to us. I perused the menu board and then looked over and saw my husband making a face and shaking his head. We left without any acknowledgement or any food or drinks. Once outside, he said he would rather go hungry than eat anything he saw, and for him that is a big statement. I genuinely hope our visit was a fluke because this bakery definitely has potential but it was not a good experience for us.

A reasonably well stocked grocery store in a small town with few other similar options anywhere…read morenearby. The staff is helpful, the grocery store has a fairly complete selection of groceries and related items, and it is obviously the place where the locals shop.

Great customer help. Prices are average. A very clean store and will be shopping there on the…read moreregular.

Famously the only lunch option anywhere near the east side of North Cascades National Park, in an…read moreidyllic location. The caprese sandwich was pretty good, with a high quality pesto and perfectly standard mozz and arugula, but since all the sandwiches are prepackaged they're noticeably worse for wear. (The famous bread gets soggy.) I also had a cookie, which was spectacular but maybe not $5 spectacular. I wouldn't recommend the matcha.

Nice coffee and a great croissant. This place was busy considering the location in the middle of…read morenowhere and SR20 still snowed in. The baked goods lived up to their reputation. My croissant was so flakey it seemed to be snowing golden flakes of goodness. If you are driving in the area, it's worth a stop.

The only thing that would make Lariat better in my eyes is if they built a small space there to sip…read moretheir coffee :) Their Cowboy Mud blend is my personal favorite but I enjoy everything I've tried so far. And their Black Colt cold brew is to die for (they started selling this in 2015). Every time I'm in Winthrop and I try and get my hands on that. When Lariat is closed I can often grab it at the Mazama Store, but I prefer to go to the warehouse because it smells so divine. PS: You can buy Black Colt by the growler! Lariat remains one of our favorite things about Winthrop.

This is some of the best coffee you can ever get. The coffee, literally has none of the bitterness…read morethat is usually associated with the aftertaste of any (even high end) coffee. They have a ton of flavors to offer. They ship as we live over 800 miles away. We have ordered from them since 2011 and will continue to do so. Start with their Cowboy Mud and branch out from there- you will be glad you did!

This is a small restaurant in Winthrop serving breakfast and lunch…read more They have full bar and modern decor. The seasonal grilled veggies with egg and sourdough toast was a very well presented dish and tasted good but veggies were mainly fried potatoes and corn. The chicken burger and fries were too greasy. Seemed like a fast food burger, not worth the price. Staff is friendly though.

I hate posting a bad review so please read this entire review. It starts off bad but to be fair it…read moregets better. My first impression was one of the most terrible ever when the obviously unhappy guy at the front asked if we had a reservation. No, we did not have a reservation and it was an empty restaurant. This guy clearly did not like his job and management would be smart to do career counseling with him as soon as possible and turf him asap We were then greeted by another server who was terrific . Our experience was the food was good, the service was good and the first impression was the most horrible ever. I had the shakshuka and my wife had the succotash and we both loved our meal. Give it a try but if the jerk guy greets you, just leave

Little cafe off State Route 20. Stopped in for a few drinks, take away food, and cookies. We came…read morein with less than 10 min before they closed and a few people came in after 4PM which didn't seem to be a problem. Decent selection of food and cookies at that time. Nice staff, great salted dark chocolate walnut cookie ($4.75+tax). Restroom for the nearby shops are behind The Little Dipper, accessible next to Oliver's Artisan Kitchen.

I was craving my third cup of coffee on a lovely Winthrop Saturday, and my local friend recommended…read morethe Little Dipper. This sweet little spot is adorable, with retro decor, friendly service, and a nice selection of baked goods. I ordered a vanilla oat milk latte and was soon sipping its creamy delishness as I wandered around the town's first annual outdoor quilt show. Bonus points that they're open early on weekends. There's very little seating, though, so plan to grab your cup o' java to go.