Just looked for up breakfast places on route to our final destination and showed up that this place…read morehad breakfast sandwiches. Upon arrival. This is a little gem! The rustic and vintage interior is inviting and enjoyable. The dining rooms were empty when we arrived, but there were plenty of tables telling me this is probably a popular choice among locals. Their paninis look appetizing, but alas it was early. So we chose some bagel sandwiches. Note: they stop serving breakfast at 11am. They had a bar that offered a wine selection in the corner. They also have a drive thru which is a convenience offering at a local restaurant.

Super cute place. My husband got a breakfast sandwich but didn't have all the ingredients on it as…read morethe menu stated. I ordered a wrap and it was ok. Drinks took a very long time. We enjoyed the decor, ate, and left.

Although the service is great, the coffee is not. Of all the purchased drinks thus far, none…read morecompare to other local coffee shops. They do not accept debit or credit cards either...

Great coffee! Line gets long but totally worth the wait. Important to note they are cash only. The…read morebarista was friendly and quickly working to get people their coffee in a timely manner. Would definitely return. We ordered a 24 oz iced Irish cream mocha breve, a 20 oz Pumpin' Pumpkin and a 20 oz Sugar Daddy (not pictured).

Really good coffee and the owner was super friendly and genuine. I definitely recommend.read more

Service is so bad! Theyre rude people and they don't seem very welcoming at all…read more Making a huge deal out of extra ice is so dumb.

I got a hazelnut iced coffee a days ago and I kid you not, the cup had about a tablespoon of cane…read moresugar just sitting at the bottom. No flavor. The girl helping us was nice but the drink itself was way too sweet and lacking actual flavor.

Our book club held our meeting last week at Mason's Place. There is a lovely living room down the…read morehall perfect for getting together, including couches, tables and chairs. Food was also provided, which was first rate.

Super cute little cafe in downtown Moses Lake: wonderful drinks choices and great seating.read more

We wanted something other than good Mexican food, so we went out of our way a bit to try this place…read morein Soap Lake. We ordered two sandwiches and a carrot cake cupcake. The man who took our order said it would be about 25 minutes; it turned out to be closer to 40. Both of our sandwiches (Italian and turkey club) were delicious, mostly thanks to the outstanding focaccia. The sandwiches were served with chips. If there was some other option, it wasn't offered to us. The carrot cake cupcake was pretty good; the icing was better than the cake, which was on the dry side. The employees were interesting. They were overly friendly to the locals, and a bit cool and indifferent to everyone else. We had plenty of time to observe this pattern. Also, they all moved at the pace of a Siberian snail. But they do warn you about their lack of expediency both verbally, and by way of multiple signs that urge patrons to exercise patience. If I had to sum up the ambiance, I would say that it's eclectic, somewhat hippy-ish, and clean. If you have time in your hands, this is a good place to get a darn good sandwich!

Not very many food options but the green Thai curry was one of the best I've ever had. Really cool,…read moreeclectic ambiance and decor. Truly a hidden gem.

Community. Creative. Storytelling at it's best. This place can be all the things you might want to…read moresee in this world. Art is one way this place leans to create community and thrive. What is your vibe!? Come check it out! We enjoy community!

Service was exceptional, friendly and welcoming. The coffee is the smoothest blend I've tasted in…read morethe TriCities. The shop itself is open and bright with colorful decor and art. I went to view the African American experience with the Hanford work site and beyond. In the 40s through the 60s east Pasco became a vibrant town filled with homes and businesses in spite of the racism that redlined housing and business opportunities for people of color. I found the exhibit enlightening and engaging. I loved the small collection of photos, especially the one of the baseball players. I'm looking forward to seeing the map recreation that will pinpoint the locations of houses and businesses during this time and before leveling of them in the name of "urban revitalization". I am 80 years old and the more I know about our history the more I have come to understand that we have never been a kind and generous culture to most people. We can be shortly after a tragedy strikes but then our fears of "other" takes hold of us and we regress: Sadly so. I will return to this lovely, warm and welcoming place.

A lovely little cafe that doesn't burn their coffee…read more The Honey Spartak cake is well worth the stop. Delicious food and great service!

People have been raving about this plane so we decided to give it a try. The place is quite small,…read morebut they offer extra seating in the main building. We came in for dessert and they had a pretty good selection. My husband got a fruit tart and I had a layered vanilla cake. My husband's fruit tart wasn't the best he ever had, but not the worst either. I could say the same for my cake and cappuccino - not the best, but not the worst. Service was good though and the staff was friendly.