Great service and fast service didn't wait in line for very long. Coffee tasted great highly…read morerecommend.

I always do happy little dance in the car after the first sip of my drink! Best coffee in town!…read moreNever disappointed AND my dogs love getting their treats!

Layla was such a wonderful help at the coffee shop! I've been a barista for almost 10 years in…read morePortland and was SO impressed. We really enjoyed the home cooked cinnamon roll and wonderful atmosphere/ meme boards. Truly such a charming shop with AMAZING service!

There are several good eateries in the little town of Vernonia and this is one of them. They serve…read morea decent breakfast at a reasonable price. They do have a full menu but I like to get there early for b'fast. Great wait staff, plenty of seating although they can get busy on weekends. Vernonia loop ride from the Sunset Highway into Vernonia and then the Scappoose to Vernonia highway back to highway 30 is a nice 100 mile ride from Portland. I prefer to do it on a weekday since that little town can get very crowded on weekends. Not the only breakfast option in town but this place is the best in my opinion.

I'm always very opinionated and talkative in my Yelp reviews. I have a lot to say about food. But…read morecoffee I don't have much to say about. I dunno how to explain it. I just have trouble with it. The coffee at Koken was fine, I guess. It's strong. But what does that even mean? First I had it and it was pretty strong. Then I asked them to add more milk and it was a little too weak. So isn't it the amount of milk that matters? And isn't that very variable? Anyway, the reason why I came here is because I asked a barista at a different coffee shop what her favorite other coffee places are, and she immediately said Koken is her favorite. That's gotta count for something. But as I started saying, I'm more of a food person than a coffee person. And I got a dish here that I really, really liked. I forget what it was called. Their menu isn't online, so I can't look it up. Which is kinda refreshing. It's basically little pieces of bread that are sauteed/fried in some sort of African butter, with an African spice blend, and eaten with yogurt. And it was absolutely perfect. The warm, chewy, spiced bread with the cool, tart yogurt is just so great. Such a good combo. Simple. Not distracted by a bunch of other stuff. You really just get that wonderful contrast. The bread was perfectly chewy. And had a little bit of a crisp on the outside, in a perfect way. Check out the picture. Ultimately, it was just so homey, so satisfying, and so novel. It's like an hour long trip on public transit for me to get there, but I don't care. I know that I will be back.

A kinda cozy little place for a quiet cup of coffee. Very janky which I like but others might not…read more It's like a porch attached to a trailer lol but they've got some big old cool lookin coffee machines (I don't drink a lot of coffee) by the entrance. I tried one of their food dishes called Fuul (Eritrean vegetarian stew) made of chopped onions, tomato, peppers, cheese, egg and beans. All of the ingredients were fresh and tasted good but it just tasted like bean dip. I mean the best bean dip I've ever had in my life but that wasn't what I was going for I had no chips lol.

To whom it may concern, I, Charles Lee, in the esteemed…read morecompany of my bestie Mr. Philip Hamilton, did venture to the local establishment known as Starbucks this hearty morning in pursuit of sustenance- a grilled cheese and draught of chai latte. My dear Philip dabbled in a tasting of his very own curious confection he referred to as a "pop of cake." The staff were within the kindest disposition- so gracious and obliging- dare I say I would entrust them with the care of one of my own offspring. The place was a bustling hive of activity, filled with to the rafters with townsfolk and travelers alike. Truth be told, the din was enough to make a fella feel like they'd taken a knock to the noggin after a long night on the tipple. Yet, lo and behold -- one sip of that chai and I was roused with the swiftness of a cavalry charge. By thunder, that was a tonic fit for a general! In summary, I rate this fine house of refreshments a full ten out of ten. I shall without question return with the crew once our toils at Yorktown are through Yours in good cheer and fellowship, Charles Lee

This is one of my favorite Starbucks locations. Every time I have visited, the baristas greet…read moreregular customers by name and know their usual drinks. When my mom was in town, I took her here, thinking that they would accommodate her very specific drink order. They did an amazing job understanding what she wanted and making it with precision. There's no drive through. There is bike parking out front and a water bowl for doggies. There are two all-gender private restrooms. There is a whole shelf of board games, and a bulletin board with local info. People sit and chat, work, play at the indoor tables or handful of outdoor tables.

Just the touch our sweet little Scappoose needed! Open from 4am to 4pm. Scappoose Brew & Thru is…read moreunder new ownership and locally owned. They support other small local businesses as well- their coffee is made with Sleepy Monk Coffee from Cannon Beach OR and they even have fresh baked goods from Scappoose's very own Brown Butter Bakery! You'll find them on the south end of town heading out towards Portland, a convenient stop along your morning commute. The building is decorated with cute yellow flowers and freshly renovated. Asher was my barista today and always gives such friendly service with a smile! I had my two pups with me today and he offered them Portland made pumpkin treats and pup cups. The coffee is the best tasting in town, and I've lived in Scappoose my entire life. A nice and smooth flavor, so good you don't even really need to add sweetener. They use Torani syrup for their flavoring if you choose to add flavoring. The pricing is quite reasonable as well! I have a photo attached with the menu and prices. My whole family is addicted to this place, I will definitely be coming back!

Amazing!!!! So good the people there are so friendly they make killer strawberry smoothies and…read morepeach smoothies!

I will start by saying I have loved Red Leaf since they opened up in Woodland many years ago. I've…read moregone to the Kelso ones and all have been great. I was pleasantly surprised to see one in Kalama as my in laws live up the road. My experience at this one was really off. I ordered the 20 oz Mayan Mocha with almond milk and they wanted ~$8.5 for it. The sign said $6 for a 20oz. I asked how it came out to that. She said almond milk was .85 cents I was like okay then it should be like $7 with taxes. She said the signs are old and it was ringing up ~7.65 for a 20 oz then .85 for the almond milk. I asked how much was the 16 oz, she said ~$6.45 with taxes for the order then when I went to pay said it was like $7.25. I really don't get the extra charge for the milk alternative either. Milk and almond milk are comparable in price. It's about $4.5 a gallon. Starbucks started to charge one single price regardless of milk option/alternative. I left without coffee this day. I don't think I've ever done that. Warning to customers, watch and be cognizant of what they actually charge you per drink. Pricing is mysterious. I don't like being baited and switched in price.

Such sweet and welcoming staff! (I have to say, this is how the strbks staff used to be) Sometimes…read moreI go here just for the smiles and hospitality. Wonderful coffee/espresso taste, amazing drinks, and I do love those HUGE egg bites they call strata. (Beware of potatoes, Atkins dieters, though) These gals set a beautiful tone to the start of my day, no matter which location I visit: VANCOUVER, Woodland Dike Rd, or Kalama. This has replaced my favorite coffee stop, which used to be Paper Tiger. Such great taste, and such wonderful humanity.

This is by far one of the best coffer shops around. Their beans are a delicious blend of chocolate…read moreand blueberry undertones, nice and creamy and secretly strong! Their cold brew is very strong and not watered down concentrate. They have the most sugar free flavors in town! Their alternative milk game is off the wall - including oat, hemp, almond, soy and coconut milk. Tasty pastries, and great convos to match! You are in store for a great cuppa coffee and a matching awesome convo!

Decent little coffee joint. Girl working there was super chill & very speedy. Was in and out in no…read moretime!

Lovely place, decent customer service and orderly space. No drive-thru…read more In addition to a well laid out interior, there are tables and chairs outside to use when weather permits. There is an on-ramp to I-5 immediately adjacent to this location so to be comfortable outside you would need to be OK with constant freeway noise. It wasn't terribly loud the entire time, but definitely at times. This location is set back off of 20th Ave. pretty far, and is at the far (south) end of the Goodwill building.

Ava is the best! She has such a positive attitude and great costumer service! Would 100% recommend…read morecoming to this location.