So glad I got to be there for their final day on Monday, August 31, 2026. I haven't known the…read moreowners for very long, but after all the times I had the chance to enjoy their amazing pastries, sandwiches, and sourdough bread, I was more than impressed, and definitely well fed! Also complained when I drove 45 minutes uphill both ways to have nothing left to buy. LOL We also shared plenty of good laughs, especially when I told them I was allergic to water, salt, and oxygen. Somehow, they still managed to find something I could eat. I was lucky enough to buy their very last loaf of sourdough bread, and yes... it is now safely tucked away in my freezer. I'm trying to savor it one slice at a time and make it last as long as possible! It's sad to see such a special place close. I truly hope whomever takes over the business is able to carry on the wonderful tradition, quality, and warmth that made this place so memorable. Wishing the owners nothing but the best in whatever comes next. Thank you for the great food, the laughs, and the awesome memories.

We have been here 2 times, and will never be back…read more Beware of the Owner who will likely also be your server. Here is why: On our first visit, the prices for drinks were high to begin with, but when we asked for an iced latte upgraded to half and half (Breve), we were told it would be extra. Shame on us for not asking how much. A 24 ounce latte with regular milk was $6.95. The upgrade to Breve was an extra $4.00!!! For a grand total of $11.80 with a flavor shot!!! And the drink was of very average quality. More recently we got a scone that was EXTREMELY DRY. When it was brought back, the owner first said "You realize this is a scone, right? As a 30 year baker, that was insulting. Then she squeezed it and said she wanted us to try "the middle". Again, insulting. When I politely declined and said I'd like to get something else, she was very hesitant, and said she was afraid we would be unhappy with another selection, and preferred to give a refund. Insulting a third time. We think the owner might consider a more customer-centric approach, but that's just us.

The coffee was delicious. The service was friendly. Very cute and cozy little coffee hut. I would…read moredefinitely come back again.

For years they have typically served a drive-thru, and a walk-up window. Coffee & service both…read moregood. When the drive-thru line gets long, I park and use the walk-up coz duh, I have legs and don't wanna wait an extra 15 minutes. Two visits back I noticed the walk-up window was closed, and since the drive-thru line was looong, we left. No sale. Last time, as I drove up, I saw a long drive-thru line, but also a person being serve at the walk-up. So I parked my car, but as I approached the walk-up window, it was closed again. I knocked on it. A woman opened the window, and said "this window is closed, we're short-handed today", and then just closed the window in my face. No apology. Didn't invite me to get into the drive-thru line. No sale. Again. To the owner: my money is as green as the people sitting in their cars @ the drive-thru. So either hire more help, or teach your employees how to manage more than one window at a time...and some manners.

Super cute and comfy little coffee house! Great coffees too. I had an Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte…read morewhich was great, my friend had a hot coffee and she's picky about coffee. She said it was the best coffee she has had in a long time. They also have gluten free and regular bakery items and a sandwich menu. I brought home a blueberry muffin for hubby he said it was delicious. This is our new post hike go to coffee place for me and my hiking buddies

First time ever making this stop on the drive from San Diego to Tucson. This quaint little coffee…read moreshop looks like it is in the tiniest, German-looking village ever. Ordered a delicious , iced cinnamon miel latte and a vegan wrap for lunch. You walk up and order then can seat yourself on their lovely patio which has umbrella-ed tables and lots of plants. When your order is ready, they call you and your order will be sitting on the ledge of a Dutch door. My wrap was just fine, a little chintzy on the alfalfa sprouts but then we are in the middle of a recall of them. But the vinaigrette that was served with it for dipping was amazing, some kind of cilantro or sweet green goddess type of concoction. Yawl should bottle that stuff. The order taker/cashier dude was new and was getting the hang of the menu and wasn't able to answer my question about what was in a Hammerhead Latte, but his answer of extra espresso shots made sense. Definitely worth a stop in before the long stretches of nothingness.

The staff were super kind and attentive. I came in after a really long day of work feeling…read moreexhausted, but they were welcoming and helped me get settled to order. There is seating available both inside and outside, with a comfortable and quiet vibe. The pancakes were soft and perfectly cooked, they came out pretty quickly

The food here is hot and delicious. This is not fast food. They take the time to do it right we…read moresplit our blue cheese and avocado burger with onion rings. Then we got a fresh fruit crêpe with banana, strawberries and blueberries. We will be back!

This Starbucks is in the same lot as a mc D and. albertsons…read more we had coffee n hot chocolate and blueberry muffins. Breakfast of Champions!

Thank you Jenna! I…read moreusually get a cold matcha with Splenda, now that it's available with no sweeter included in the base mix. Jenna suggested trying Stevia, which I've been hesitant to try for a while. And, wow - was I surprised! I couldn't really tell a difference. From now on, I'm going to order my drinks with Stevia and make a change at home too. HUGE thanks!

Barret's market always gets five stars. It's like Disneyland here all the fun things you wish you…read more Service is exquisite. The ambience is beautiful, clean and cool.

I'm not sure what's going on with this place but it used to be a great place to shop. Now when we…read morego they're constantly out of items. For example, they haven't had cottage cheese for weeks. We called and asked why on the phone and they say it's because of manufacturing issues but Albertsons, down the street has tons of it; so much so they have it on sale, so I don't think that's what's going on. Their dairy section always seems hit or miss- and it's been a miss a lot lately. Something is wrong with their ordering. There is no consistency. Another issue is with their rotisserie chickens. Most of the time they are all burnt. We've asked multiple people in the front of the store at checkout and honestly, most of them don't even know they sell chickens. It's really odd how people working in such a small store have no idea what's going on in the back of the store. And obviously no one working there seems to notice nor care that the chickens are all burnt. I don't understand how no one working there says anything. I mean, it looks a bit strange to be selling burnt chicken, no? In addition there is no consistency in the sizes of their rotisserie chicken. They used to be like 3- 3.5 lbs each. Now they're often 2 lbs and under and they're the same price. If there's going to be such a discrepancy in weight, they should be sold by the pound. Getting back to ordering, I'm not 100% sure but it seems like one of their freezers malfunctioned because they had it empty for a few days. Then all of a sudden all the ice cream that they put back in the freezer looked like it had previously melted and instead of throwing the sticky melted messy ice cream out, they just put it back for sale. I was going to buy some but I could tell that the cartons didn't look right. That is not okay. It should be counted as waste and restocked with fresh product. I don't think Tillamook would appreciate them selling their product that's obviously not up to standards. Regarding their soup bar, I have noticed in the evening, before even the local jui jitsu gym lets out next door, they are often out of multiple soups. I'm talking at like 530pm. The hot bar is often similar. Why is this not being restocked for dinner? Lastly, I just want to reiterate that although the cashiers are usually very friendly, they really should know what's going on in the back of the store. I mean, when we ask them about the soups, they should at least know that soup is sold there. They should know if they cook the chickens in- house and/ or who to speak to regarding the fresh food. They act like they've never seen the back of the store. So I suggest maybe giving them a tour when they're hired and telling them some things so that when they're the only ones customers have the opportunity to speak to, they have some knowledge of what's being sold. It was almost humourous when we asked why the chickens were always burnt and they were like, oh we sell chickens? Seriously. That's bad training. You can do better and I really want you to. I do appreciate there being a smaller grocery store here and their produce section is great. It just seems like some things are slipping a bit.

Amazing donuts! A lot of variety of flavors…read more What I like most is their hours ! Donuts in the morning are good because freshly baked

Made me a Boston donut cake on the spot bc it's my friend's birthday and that's her favorite donut…read more They have the most delicious donuts, the staff is pleasant and their prices are good. The picture of the donut cake does not do it justice but it was delicious and she loved it. Thank you!!!

Padres lost boooo, Burgers were great!!!! Pretty quick service. If it wasn't so hot the patio looks…read morenice and the beer is solid.

Melody, Simon, Zoe & Chris are a vibe! Good people, good energy and the Apricot Hazy…read moreIPA"fire!!!!!!!!!!! My Folk Folks!!!