Everyone has told us to Stop at Shirley Delicious and it did not disappoint. It's a great woodsy,…read moreartsy place to stop for food. The line can be long so be prepared. There is a QR code if you want to peruse the menu while waiting. We ordered two sandwiches and two soup & sandwiches. Unfortunately, one of the orders was incorrect but they were quick to remake the sandwich. All the food was great. We also grabbed. GF chocolate mint matcha treat that was awesome. This is a great place to stop when on Vancouver Island.

The only thing I don't like about Shirley Delicious is enduring the line to get in and order, but…read moreit is popular for good reason. I had the corn kernel pancakes on my recent visit and they were perfection. Everyone in our group loved their soups and sandwiches. Outdoor seating is dog friendly so we could bring our bb. Nice assortment of pastries inside, and the soft serve ice cream truck in the parking lot is a welcome bonus treat. My only real complaint is about other patrons -- please bus your table when you're done your meal! A large group left a big mess that took up valuable real estate that others could have utilized. We ended up cleaning it along with ours when we were leaving to make room for the next guests.

The young girls working there were so kind so sweet very helpful very pleasant The coffee was…read moregreat. Very cute little place. I would go back

After exploring the nearby beaches and parks, we looked for a spot to get something with coffee in…read moreit. Outfitters Grind is attached to a Thriftway (entrances both through the grocery store and from outside). Although it doesn't have a lot of seating, it's a quaint little cafe with all kinds of things to buy. The whoopie pies were tempting! There were so many flavor options I was curious about (they have quite a long list!), but I settled on the breve mocha on their main menu. The breve mocha was quite delicious, but it could've been a bit richer. Service was nice enough, nothing stood out about it but the workers were definitely respectful, so I have no complaints there. If I return to Forks, I'm coming back here for sure!

What a fantastic little hidden gem! We stopped at the Hard Rain Cafe after spending the morning…read moreexploring the Hoh Rain Forest, and it was exactly what we needed. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and from the moment we walked in, we felt like more than just another customer. We ordered the Bigfoot Burger, the salmon burger, fries, onion rings, and coffee. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot after a morning of hiking. The salmon burger was especially delicious, and the onion rings were perfectly crispy. The coffee was also a great pick-me-up before continuing our road trip. What really made this place stand out, though, was the outstanding customer service. The woman preparing our food took the time to chat with us, answer our questions, and even shared some excellent local tips--including a better route to see the famous Tree of Life. Those kinds of personal recommendations make traveling so much more enjoyable and are something you simply can't get from a navigation app. If you're heading to or from the Hoh Rain Forest, do yourself a favor and stop here. Great food, friendly people, and genuine Pacific Northwest hospitality made this one of our favorite stops on our Washington adventure. We would absolutely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area! Check out our video on our socials @Reessroots

A great place to stop when in the park and one of the only spots to do so which is why the prices…read moreare a bit higher. The food was pretty good. We got burgers, which had great flavor, and coffee, which was decent. The cashier was kind and well-informed about the menu. The wait to get the food was much longer than we thought. There were two groups in front of us but it took a very long time to get the food. We ended up taking our food to-go to stay on schedule. Fortunately, there is a small gift shop inside for something quick or a souvenir and there's some seating outside on the patio. Be advised, however, the line to purchase something from the gift shop is also the line to order food so the space inside gets quite cramped with that combination. Porta Potties were available for restrooms.

on my way in and out of the hoh rainforest i came here twice for breakfast. got a latte which was…read moregreat (and i'm really picky lol, i just drink the espresso with milk), they use good quality beans and probably grind the beans right away. the breakfast sandwich with the english muffin, spicy sausage, and egg was so flavorful and gave me the mental motivation to hike nearly 40 miles into the rainforest. i also got a bagel on the way out too cuz i was so hungry after eating freeze dried food for 4 days, and it was pretty soft and delicious, jalepeno cheddar flavor is nice. all in all, if you're cruising through forks on the 101, stop here for the coffee and brekkie to hold you over on your way to seattle or olympia, you won't be disappointed.

I'm gonna give them the benefit of the doubt that they were having an off morning. What was…read moresupposed to be a quick stop was a 20 minute slog. It took a while to get through the line, then to get our food. They got our order wrong. I got the salted vanilla toffee latte and it tasted like no flavor had been added. The breakfast sandwich was fine. Just all around differing from the reviews I saw on Yelp. I'll reiterate that this could have been an off morning but to keep the wait in mind.

It's so good I stopped here twice in one day! ;) Their…read morecoffee is legit good and my lattes, iced in the AM and hot in the PM, were made perfectly. It's nice to enjoy the espresso in a latte without it being overtaken by the milk! The amount of flavored syrup for each was perfect. The service is quick and the ladies were uber friendly. I wish I was a local - I'd be here everyday!

I absolutely love NW Coffee Bros! I've completely switched from other places in town to go here…read more It's the closest coffee stand to my house, and the location is perfect to swing into the gas station for something from the hot case or simply to get gas. Their prices are great, I feel like I get exactly what I'm paying for and I'm not cheaped out. The baristas always have a smile and are extremely friendly. They take the time to learn your orders, especially if you are a regular. They have a wide variety of drinks they can make, including a kids menu. I personally love their iced tea, iced mochas and their lotus energy drinks. Their daily special alternates between a coffee and a energy drink. The baristas come up with fun specials as well. I love the convenience of the app, as I can order when I'm leaving work and usually can roll right through to get my drink. The only downside is the lines are usually 2 cars back, and I've waited awhile before getting to the window, but they usually apologize for the wait. I am extremely pleased with coffee bros and will definitely recommend them to anyone!

We love to call in at Road to Sooke for great "Stick in the Mud" coffee and a tasty home made…read moresnack, but had never tried their take out menu. Well all that changed during our covid lockdown and we were not disappointed! Wow, the "stay at home at Dad" pierogies were amazing and the Gnocchis with Brussels sprouts a perfect accompaniment. We also took a potato bread home, great fresh, but also perfect toasted for our Sunday bacon and egg brunch. Give this delightful team a try, they are passionate about producing top quality eats!

On a Thursday afternoon, with lots of Pacific Coast Trail hikers waiting for the bus, the only game…read morein town was the Bamfield Market Café. The nearby Bamfield Pub was either closed or out of business. The outdoor deck with tables is a nice shaded place to eat, so we decided to give it a go. Turns out both the menu and the ordering of food items happens not at your table, but at the cashier of the Market which is at the same store-front but a different and seemingly unassociated entrance - confusing at first, but manageable. We ordered a BLTC (what's that? a Bacon Lettuce & Tomato sandwich with a slice of American cheese) and a grilled ham & cheese. Both sandwiches were prepared promptly and served with fries - the sandwiches were edible but nothing special - I removed the slice of American cheese from mine - while common in these parts, it's not a plus. The fries were pretty standard, and offered with gravy or ketchup -- we took the ketchup packets and had to squeeze a lot of them out to get that working. So, do I recommend this restaurant? If you're hungry, they serve food, and they are your only restaurant option at lunchtime (at least when we were in town). So yes, I'd go again. Would I recommend the food? Not really -- nothing wrong with it, but C$ 35.70 for two sandwiches and fries was a bit pricey for such marginal quality. On the other hand, they are remote, so one can be glad that they offer anything at all. The other half of the operation (the Market part) is tiny with very limited selection, but they do offer many of the things Pacific Coast Trail hikers need. So while your options are limited, what they have should get you through (including some good ice-cream bars).

AKA: The Market Cafe…read more Upon entering Bamfield you quickly realize that your food options have become pretty limited. However, this little cafe, located right beside The Market, Bamfield's general store, is the perfect little reprieve for those that hunger for a good meal before an epic adventure or just returning from one. You won't be blown away by mind altering flourishes of culinary wizardry, but you will be presented with wonderfully large portions and deliciously prepared meals. Seating is plentiful and the serving staff (consisting of just one waitress) is very friendly and welcoming. You may need to flag her down if the place gets a little hectic, but she is quick to come over and help you with what you need. We came here for both breakfast and lunch and in both instances the food here left me satisfied and well fed. For lunch, their seafood chowder was quiet good, with good portions of fish and shrimp. My favourite though was their Bammer-time breakfast: hash browns, choice of sausage/bacon/ham, eggs any way you want them, avocados, and hollandaise sauce - all in one bowl. Whoa. It was definitely Bammer-time. And yes, the bowl was totally bigger than my head. Bonus: The cafe and the general store share the same wifi, which is free!

I'm traveling through Washington and have been stopping at several coffee shops as I pass through…read more I pulled up to this one when there was one car ahead of me. I was honestly super surprised how long the wait was. They do have lines on both sides, so I figure that was part of it. Once I made it to the window to order the experience was great. They have seasonal drinks right now and I tried the golden maple latte. It was by far the best coffee I had during my travels yesterday (and I had lattes from four different places). The espresso itself was smooth and didn't leave a bitter aftertaste. The salted vanilla was a great touch. I would for sure come here again, I almost went an hour out of my way the next morning to come back just because I knew it would be a good latte.

Hit this place twice while staying in Forks and exploring ONP. Service was very friendly and…read morehelpful. It's always a risk trying someplace new for coffee cause you never quite know if it's gonna be bland or overly sweet. After reading reviews I got specific to avoid disappointment and I ordered an almond Roca with a double shot and not too sweet and it came out decent. The lavender latte the next day wasn't as impressive but drinkable. Be specific how you like your coffee is my advice- I should have added extra hot bc it was pretty lukewarm. . My husband enjoyed his hot chocolate and I really liked their oatmeal cup. I don't recommend the pastries if you're picky because they're just pre-packaged sweets.

Excellent Oat Milk Latte, extra hot, just the icing on the…read morecake!! Sweet little stop.

I think this is called feeling beuno now? I stopped in today…read morearound 3pm and the barista who helped explain everything to me was so patient and nice. She even took the time to give me directions to Aberdeen. Coffee was very good and my husband loved his giant cookie! I hope to see the same barista next year! :)