This place is the vibe! Great coffee and tasty food. The staff is welcoming…read more Every coffee shop complaint I have is this.. people there solo should consolidate tables so others can enjoy the space as well.

This is my local coffee shop, it's my go to when I hang out with friends…read more I am very happy to have a specialty coffee shop in this little farmer-esque town. they have pretty fun seasonal drinks as well as a few regular specialty drinks. Their pastries aren't limited per say, but the variety isn't too huge. However, they have a lot of cookie options and bun options. They're not the most aesthetic pastries but they're pretty good, which is all you could really ask for. I've tried their salted bourbon latte and wasn't the biggest fan. But most of the other drinks that I've tried I've liked. I wouldn't say that the flavors pop out at you but the atmosphere and homey vibe keeps me coming back. It could've been a bit more cozy, the all white aesthetic isn't for me, but regardless it's nice and someone else's vision so I respect it. It's not too loud so you can still study here, but it's also not so quiet where you feel awkward to chat. The seating is a little limited, in the sense that single tables are scarce. It's mainly long community tables, which can be a little nerve wrecking for introverts but at least there is a decent amount of seating. They also sell plants from a separate vendor. There are plants, vases, and little trinkets. This coffee shop has a great purpose and mission statement, a lot of proceeds go to end human trafficking. This is a great shop to visit if you want a funky flavor of coffee (or a basic one), if you want to sit in and chat, or if you want to buy a plant; all while supporting a good cause.

This hidden gem is so good. It's like you are standing there and your mom is lovingly making you a…read moresandwich! Seriously. Food was like homemade, owner (I assume) was super friendly and threw in a few cookies. Food was plentiful! I hope I have the opportunity to come again soon. Stop here before you're heading up to the slopes. My whole lunch was under 10 bucks! Included a whole sandwich, chips, potato salad and a pickle.

Delicious semi-dry and dry red wines, great service, but ok food. Visited on a weekday and a day…read morebefore a holiday so it was busy during lunch time. I had a flight of red wine with my food. Was a great variety to subdue to the alcohol. My favorite was their Cabarnet Sauvignon. The food was their downside. The sandwich bread was crispy but hard. The cheese wasnt even melted. Chips that came with it were soggy. Service was nice and served my food within five minutes. From what I remember they serve a red wine flight, white wine flight, glasses of wine, food, and coffee! I know im missing another type of wine flight but am sadly forgetting. Overall, i recommend for a good drink. Also their wines are purchasable. It also seems like people love their other food and not their sandwiches so will give another food item a try next time.

Wow! Dropped in after the pinnacle peak trail and was so welcomed !!! Staff /family were so…read moreinviting and gave such an amazing experience!! Cute little cottage that smelled so homey. Food was 10/10 all house made sauce and tested sooo fresh ! Will be back

The food was great! And the customer service was exceptional! Indoor and outdoor seating is nice…read more Great location and ambiance. Would highly recommend to anyone. And their espresso is good as well.

Love everything about this place, the ambiance, service, food and owners…read more We come here about once a week with our kids. The service and food and quick. We love all the foods they have. Some of our favorites are the dirty fries for the kids, pizzas and sandwiches. The owners are so kind and welcoming. The space is beautiful. With one of the only outdoor/indoor patios on plateau. We do wish they had a kids menu but we make it work! Give them a try and you will keep coming back too!

The girls here are always nice and helpful everytime I am in.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Always good coffee and speciality drinks and wonderful service with a smile! Rarely have to wait…read moreand orders are always correct!

Awesome place, great ambiance, coffee and the whole works. We stopped by after off-roading near…read moreEnumclaw and was surprised to find this place in Enumclaw. Love their coffee a must try when in town.

Cute coffee shop on Cole Street at Enumclaw. It's super spacious to sit and enjoy drinks and eat…read more There are a lot of tables for people to work as well. Plenty of options to eat and drink too, went there on Sunday and liked it a lot. We got Lattes and enjoyed our cuppa.

This isn't a restaurant. This is a vending machine with seats. Everything here is made to…read morediscourage interaction with staff. The walkup counter has no menu above it and is made to be hidden. There are no drink machines, napkins, straws, or kechup in the lobby.The interior has an institutional feel to it. This McDonald's seems to be telling us customers to put your order in our machine and get out. The food was up to regular McDonald's standards and was served at a reasonable speed.

Ordered the new sprite berry blast and asked for a medium and gave me a small and did not give me…read morethe cold foam on top and did not even fill it to the top

This place opened up earlier this year and I've been wanting to try it! My friends in the area…read moreraved about it. Finally was able to stop by today before it closed at 2 pm. There was a good selection left on display: the OG (original cinnamon roll with icing) along with special flavors lemon, raspberry, maple, maple bacon, caramel pecan. The cinnamon rolls are HUGE! Definitely recommend sharing with someone. The dough is really good. Soft and fluffy, but a nice crisp on the outside. Not chemically tasting like those from the grocery store or convenience store. Definitely homemade (you even see the oven in the shop!). The bacon in the maple bacon flavor used is real too, not just the bacon bits in a jar. The flavor of this was not too sweet, even with the maple frosting. This was perfect in every way! Haven't tried the OG yet but will update when I do. The price of $6-$7 is very reasonable and fitting for how good and large they are. They also serve some coffee, tea, milk, etc. for $2 or so. Very very well priced in this economy. The shop is clean, spacious, has restrooms, and a few places to sit. Definitely will return and recommend you try Bonnie's Buns too!

The 1st time we came I got the banana walnut cinnamon roll, it was so good with banana bread pieces…read morerolled in the layers and lots of frosting. And Sunday... less than a week later a completely opposite experience. Very dry, almost day old. They were so good the 1st time we got several and all but the apple pie were disappointing. You know how you make cinnamon rolls with a butter cinnamon paste and then roll it up, these were like you ran out of butter and only sprinkled the layers with plain cinnamon. Very dry, very mid. Now I have to wonder if the 1st time was a fluke of them being good or the 2nd time of them being TERRIBLE was a fluke?

THE DUSTY SHELF: WHERE COFFEE MEETS CARVED SWAYZE SANCTUARY…read more Listen, their pour-over coffee is a masterpiece - each cup meticulously prepared with water so pure it makes angels weep. BUT CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE LIFE-SIZED HAND-CARVED CEDAR STATUE OF PATRICK SWAYZE FROM "POINT BREAK" DOING A PERFECT BACKSIDE AIR WHILE HOLDING AN ESPRESSO CUP? It's positioned by the cream and sugar station with such precision that when the morning light hits it, even the FBI agents would cry. Their Earl Grey is sourced from a secret garden tended by tea mystics. Whatever. Because I just witnessed the unveiling of their newest masterpiece: a mahogany Swayze in full "Dirty Dancing" lift pose, holding aloft not Jennifer Grey, but a perfectly balanced chai latte. The craftsmanship on those wooden dance pants is UNPRECEDENTED. Sure, their single-origin Ethiopian beans are hand-selected by monks who've taken a vow of excellent taste. But let's talk about what's really important: the rotating display of "Road House" Swayze carvings, each depicting a different roundhouse kick frozen in pine and oak. The one where he's simultaneously bouncing a troublemaker AND pulling a perfect shot of espresso? *chef's kiss* The baristas can discuss coffee varietals with scholarly precision, but can they explain why I just spent three hours staring at the intricate detail work on the "Ghost" sculpture where Swayze's wooden hands are simultaneously throwing pottery AND tamping espresso grounds? The artist even carved tiny clay spatter on his rolled-up sleeves! Their matcha ceremony is a testament to tradition. Cool. But have you seen the walnut Swayze from "Black Dog" arm-wrestling a bear while balancing a French press on his head? They say it took seven master carvers and one Patrick Swayze historian to get the mullet exactly right. The wall of Swayze isn't just art - it's a timeline of cinematic history carved in exotic hardwoods. They've arranged the statues chronologically, with special lighting that makes them appear to dance at exactly 3:17 PM every day. I've rearranged my entire work schedule around this miracle. Five stars for their beverage program - their commitment to craft is outstanding. But INFINITE SWAYZE stars for creating the world's first coffee shop/Swayze sculpture garden. I've started hosting guided tours. Tuesday's theme is "From 'The Outsiders' to Outer Bark: A Journey Through Wooden Swayze Evolution." P.S. I heard they're commissioning a new piece: Swayze from "To Wong Foo" carved entirely from rare purple heartwood. I've already taken out a second mortgage to fund my daily visits during the carving process. P.P.S. The pastries are excellent too, but have you seen how they're displayed on shelves supported by brackets carved to look like Swayze's perfectly chiseled jawline? That's attention to detail. Note: To the health inspector who questioned whether wooden Swayze statues belong near food preparation areas - clearly you've never experienced the purifying power of Patrick's carved gaze watching over your coffee grinding technique. Special Addendum: I'm not saying they should add more, but I am saying there's a conspicuous lack of "Steel Dawn" Swayze wielding a sword made of coffee stirrers. Just an observation. Remember: Nobody puts Swayze in the corner. They put him on handcrafted pedestals made from reclaimed barn wood, illuminated by vintage Edison bulbs that make his wooden muscles glisten like morning dew on a coffee leaf.

Love this business! A cute, not so little bookstore cafe at the bottom of Mt Rainier, and we…read moreenjoyed every minute of it. So many books to choose from, new and old, and a glass of wine, some yummy fudge and good conversation. Emma was so sweet and shared lots of good information to these out of towners.