My wife of 50-years is Filipina so we were surprised to find this gem of a restaurant near Mt…read more Rainier. The food was excellent and authentic tasting.

Delicious homestyle food and kind, thoughtful service. We arrived on a Sunday around 1:30 and…read morethere was a big lunch rush. They apologetically told us that there would be a wait for the food but we decided to wait and sat outside on the nice porch. Had some delicious brown sugar milk tea boba. They make excellent lumpia! (Egg rolls) Crisp and fresh. Pork adobo was great, pork kahlua was good but a little sweet. Orange chicken was good but also quite sweet. Good rice. They had run out of mac salad but apologized and offered coleslaw instead, which was very tasty. Cute restaurant in a house. Would definitely recommend!

This is such a cute little mountain market! We've gone here a couple times over different trips to…read moreAshford and it's conveniently located to where we normally stay. They have fun little gifts as well as a good snack selection. You can also get ice cream here which is fun. We usually come by here to grab drinks for the cabin and that was the case again this time. We were able to grab milk and they have a nice selection of wine as well. All of the cashiers that we've encountered have also been really nice. Overall this is a great little market stop if you're in need of some odds and ends when in Ashford/Elbe!

This is a cute stop on your way out of the Natl. park. They have great ice cream choices! Lemon…read morecheesecake was delicious. And staff were very efficient with large tour groups of people.

This was my first time ordering from Cat & Fiddle Bakery. I ordered the bagels, this beautiful loaf…read moreof harvest sourdough bread, yummy hamantaschen and a hand pie. It's lovely!

Looking for authentic and delicious bagels, challahs, focaccias, tarts, and other sweet treats?…read moreThere is a fairly new vendor addition to the Mcminnville Grange Saturday Farmers Market that could go toe to toe with many of the more widely known metro bakers. The husband and wife team showed up several months ago and they are a welcome addition to the diversity of offerings available right here in the Willamette Valley. We sampled the bagels for the first time today and they could not be more perfect. Bagels are meant to be chewy and Cat and the Fiddle describes their bagels as "unapologetically chewy" and we applaud their honoring that time worn texture! Last week we sliced the Brie stuffed challah, which is round, toasted it in the pan and served a poached farm fresh egg on top - magnificent taste and texture. Finally for dessert the chocolate rugelach is a rare find anywhere, because it is labor intensive and the goodness lies in the quality ingredients and the skill of the roller. The Cat and the Fiddle serve to elevate these Jewish baking traditions. A worthy Saturday taste adventure!

I have to give them 5 stars for the service. The owner was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and…read moregenuinely kind. She even helped me pick out some desserts to bring to my friends. I grabbed their cookies, and they were 10/10 seriously so good! I also picked up a cinnamon roll, and my friend absolutely loved it. It's a small spot, but they have a great variety of baked goods and treats. If you're in the area, I'd definitely recommend stopping by and checking them out for yourself. Wishing this small business nothing but success!

Small bakery in Roy offering roaring flavors of sourdough breads, breakfast items, like muffins and…read morecinnamon rolls and raw milk. Staff is always super friendly. We have enjoyed various sourdough breads and muffins. They have one small table out front with two chairs. Inside is mainly where they make evening along side some bins and cases where the food products available are displayed. Products range from about $7-$15. You can earn reward points if you share your phone number. They also offer a discount if you pay with cash. The one thing I wish they would offer in the future is like a tray of 4-6 regular size cinnamon rolls that can be warmed up at home and shared.

Look, you are out in the middle of nowhere and a mirage of a grocery store appears. Friendly enough…read moreand helpful staff for sure. Nice selection of deli stuff and paper goods as well as snacks and canned goods. Good place to stop in and provision yourself.

Used to go here every payday. I have spent over $6,000+ at this store over the past year because I…read morelove to support our local businesses. That being said, I had a friend of mine go into the store to buy me a bottle of tea or soda. I was very sick and didn't want to make the trip myself or get anyone sick. He took a photo of one of the shelves of sodas to make it easier for me to make a decision. Maybe not the smartest thing to do, but my friend is visibly autistic and doesn't understand these things at times. The owner came out and made a massive scene in front of his customers, screaming about how my friend was "working with his competitors" He would NOT listen to my friend's explanation and resorted to publicly shaming him instead. It was so bad, that my friend is now too scared to go back because he is afraid he may be attacked. If this is how they treat their loyal and disabled customers, I can't even imagine how they would treat anyone else. Save yourself the trouble and go to the Co-op in town. Much kinder people, and better prices.

LIL' J'S JAVA: WHERE ALLITERATION MEETS ARBITRARY ALPHABETICAL RESTRICTIONS…read more Let me tell you about the absolute MASTERPIECE of caffeinated nomenclature that is Lil' J's Java in Orting. First, the apostrophic excellence of not one but TWO abbreviated words! The sheer AUDACITY to diminutize both "Little" AND "Java's" - it's like e.e. cummings opened a coffee shop and decided to get JAZZY with it. The alliteration? PERFECTION. Three J's dancing together like caffeinated jazz musicians. Lil' J's Java - try saying that three times fast while your mouth is still numb from their Jalapeño Juice (because apparently, every beverage MUST start with J, and we need to talk about this). BUT FIRST, can we appreciate how they took the standard coffee shop naming convention and gave it that little apostrophe-heavy twist? While other shops are out here with names like "The Coffee House" or "Morning Brew," Lil' J just swaggered in with double punctuation marks and said "Watch this." However, I must address the elephant in the room: their puzzling commitment to J-exclusive beverages. Yes, your Juniper Juice is delightful, and the Jackfruit Jammer is... interesting. But what happened to good old-fashioned COFFEE? Oh wait, sorry - I meant "Java." Because apparently, we can't serve anything that doesn't sound like a tongue twister from the letter J. The name Lil' J's Java rolls off the tongue like linguistic butter. It's poetry. It's music. It's... severely limiting their menu options. Look, I appreciate your Jicama Juice and Jam Tea (which they insist on calling Jam-Tea to make it work), but sometimes I just want a mocha. Sorry - "Jamocha." I've started a weekly appreciation club where we gather to admire the linguistic brilliance of the name while quietly questioning why every seasonal special has to be something like "Jolly Juice" or "Jazzy Jujube Jubilee." Last week, someone ordered a hot chocolate and watched the barista have an existential crisis before renaming it "Jovial Java-less Juice." Five stars for the name - it's a masterpiece of modern minimalist marketing with maximum apostrophe usage. But SERIOUS QUESTIONS about forcing "Jasmine" tea to carry the entire non-coffee menu because it's the only traditional tea that starts with J. P.S. I heard they briefly considered serving lattes but decided they'd have to rename them "Javattes" to maintain their theme. The dedication is admirable, if slightly concerning. P.P.S. Their latest creation, the "Jumping Jellybean Juice," feels less like a beverage and more like a cry for help from someone trapped in an alphabetical prison of their own making. Note: This review was written while sipping their signature "Jubilant Java Journey" (because apparently regular coffee needed three J-words to be menu-worthy) and contemplating the beautiful simplicity of their name against the byzantine complexity of their J-based beverage bureaucracy. Special Addendum: To the staff member who tried to convince me that "Espresso" could be spelled "Jespresso" - I admire your commitment to the bit, but we need to talk about the rules of English orthography. Final Thought: The name? BRILLIANT. The J-restriction? It's like watching someone play Wordle with one hand tied behind their back while hopped up on their own Jalapeno-Jackfruit-Juniper Juice Jam (yes, that's a real drink, and no, I don't want to talk about it).

The girls at Lil J's are nothing short of AMAZING!! They have everything you could need or want…read more From regular to sugar free EVERYTHING. There are double punch days. I always ask for them to surprise me and they never cease to make something completely DELICIOUS!! Keto snacks galore!! Stop in in. You won't be disappointed!!

Loved this stop off! The girls working were so nice and had the best vibes at this place. It's…read moresmall but there is some seating. I ordered a lucky charm chai it was soo yummy I actually really loved the chai mix they use. I don't remember the brand but it's good. The latte was so yummy too. I love the cereal menu they're doing right now. Haven't tried the food so I can't comment on that but would love to come back.

Great coffee stand. They are always super friendly, fast, and make great drinks. Check them out,…read moreyou will not be sorry

ALL the girls here are awesome! Its a drive up coffee/drink štand with a few food items. Its not…read morecomplicated, snd the girls are great in helping you with any questions. Pretty plain and simple. If there is a line, then you know its good.

Very expensive Supper long wait times I think due to the…read morecomplex menu. As far as customer service I think They have been great so far only been 10ish times