Came here for coffee & breakfast before a rafting trip and it was excellent. Got a couple drip…read morecoffees, which were made with Sisters Coffee beans - loved it. Had a few breakfast sandwiches, all of which were tasty. Also got a few pastries - honeybuns were just ok, almond tart was great, and the berry danish was excellent. Kids played a few games and we had never seen a library kiosk that prints out little stories - neat! We hung out for over an hour and it had a cozy small town vibe where everyone knew each other. Staff were friendly and we'd definitely come back.

Wow. Surprise happiness…read more Herbed focaccia bread, warm melt cheese and turkey slices. Amazing. 11 on scale from 1-10. Check this place out.

If you're driving along the 84, definitely make the stop!…read more I love cozy and intimate coffee shops. I couldn't resist but get myself two drinks. Cortado was my drink to wait in the shop. It was well balanced and smooth. Great! Pistachio latte was my drink on the way back to the condo. Brought my bff the wildflower latter. I usually don't like flower flavored drinks because it tends to be overpowering and too much. But this drink was great in flavor that you get to enjoy the drink. Sandwich hit the spot for a quick brunch! Madison was very friendly and gave me some recommendations.

Nice place to go after a wildflower hike! They had a lot of different drinks to choose from…read more Lemonade was definitely refreshing and a good amount of sour.

Way overpriced for an iced coffee that didn't taste good. I tried pumpkin sauce in it and the 2…read moreladies smirked at each other, after I tried I realised it's made with real pumpkin, not sweet, and taste like they used half coffee, half water. I threw it away immediately outside. I also asked to use the bathroom and they said that I could use it but it had not toilet paper, but there was paper towels if I was okay with using that. I said thanks and left, what the heck?!?!

Really good iced coffee! It was nice and cold and didn't taste like old morning coffee dumped in…read moreice. Easy parking too.

Terrific breakfast sandwiches, excellent coffee, chai. The…read moreservice is fast and FRIENDLY even when they are slammed, you get a greeting and a smile which is refreshing. It is window service but it's covered and has seats while you wait. It's an easy drive from Wildwood Park and it's WORTH the trip.

Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag 4 Stars…read more Headed up toward Mt. Hood, I swung into Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag on a cold mountain morning, chasing a memory more than a meal. Back in the day when this place went by a different name and the vibe was more Hoppin' they made some of the greatest biscuits and gravy around. Legendary stuff. So naturally, I had to try it again. Good news: it didn't disappoint. I won't swear it's as good as the original incarnation (time has a way of polishing memories), but it's a solid second-best, and that's saying something. The biscuits were hearty, the gravy did its job, and I left full and ready for the road. The coffee? Decent. It'll wake you up, won't change your life, but it'll get you to Timberline without falling asleep at the wheel. That said, the place feels like a ghost of its former self. Sad to see the market closed that part stings a little. The building still holds the echoes of what it used to be, and you can almost feel the history lingering in the corners. Service-wise, there was a moment. The lady at the counter was BS-ing with some guy at the window for a solid five minutes or maybe he was just standing there, staring into the void but either way, I was ready to order. That little pause cost them a star. Still, for the price, the convenience, and the fact that I was in and out with no line while heading up the mountain, it earns four stars. It's good, it's familiar, it's just missing something. If they ever find it again, this place could really shine.

Fabulous latte. Super hot with a great flavored bean. Very friendly service! If I lived nearby…read moreI'd be a repeat customer. :)

Driving through Goldendale, we needed some caffeine and stumbled on SunRise Coffee. I honestly…read morethink this is one of the very few establishments around. For all you drivers heading north or south, this is a great pit stop to getting something to recharge- we stopped both times!. Their menu is decent and have a little bit of everything. Super easy to get to from 97- just turn at the Dairy Queen! There is a drive up on both sides which makes it easy to get to it from multiple ways, and it really seems like it's the locals favorite too. Gals are super friendly and nice. Must stop.

Awesome new neighborhood coffee and specialty drinks shop serving locally roasted coffee! Such a…read morecute location, very inviting and super friendly staff.

Great spot to stop, tasty coffee and super cute crafts, antiques and gifts for sale! Friendly…read moreservice felt really down home and genuine.

Such a friendly spot! Books, local products and art work and best of all great coffee!…read more There are tables in side to sit and enjoy people watching. Glad we found it and will be back when we are in the area

After researching most of our early morning for the best local coffee shop, we finally decided to…read moretry out Coffee House 26 and we're so glad we did! We were greeted right away on this early morning with a friendly smile. We asked for recommendations and the Purple Haze was said to be their most popular and I can see why. It was so delicious! I'm a lover of all things lavender but never would have thought to add blackberry with lavender. The flavors complement each other so well! Get the drink, you won't regret it! We'll be back every time we visit the area!

The Dalles was still asleep when we pulled up at 5am on a road trip. All but the barrista, that…read moreis! She was cheerful and efficient. I loved my breve, which really highlighted the quality Stumptown beans they use. My husband tried the Mexican Mocha. He said it was fine but too sweet & strong with cinnamon syrup. Next time he said he would get the plain mocha. Because yes! There will be a next time! We were glad Grinders was open. Not much else was at that time of morning! It wasn't too far out of the way to get back on Eastbound I-84 either.

Grinders is our go to spot for coffee as we live at that end of town coffee is good. It used to be…read morebetter maybe they switched coffee brands IDK but still great! The staff is great and they always make us feel welcome we appreciate this place for warm drinks and cold! the blended vanilla chai is one of our favorites! I thought they use DCR coffee? Dillanos Coffee Roasters from Sumner WA. but I might be mistaken! Bye the way order some DNC coffee from their website you will not be disappointed!!

Cute cute cute. Loved the seating area. Very chill. Ordered…read morepistachio latte. Very good flavor. Coffee cake was wonderful. Got a slice of lemoncello marscapone cake for later. Service was great. Treated kindly. In area for a couple days, will probably come back!

A Hidden Gem in Stevenson -- Worth the Stop!…read more As general contractors coming from the PDX area, we're always on the lookout for a good cup of coffee during our workdays--and Big Foot Coffee Roasters turned out to be a true gem. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. Flow, the barista, was absolutely amazing--friendly, attentive, and very knowledgeable about both the pastries and the coffee. It's always refreshing to meet someone who genuinely enjoys what they do, and it shows in the service. She shared that they roast their beans in house, which explains the rich, fresh flavor in every cup. They also sell the beans on site, and there's even a coffee grinder available for customers, which is a thoughtful touch for anyone passing through town. And the pastries? Yummy and perfect alongside the coffee. If you're traveling through Stevenson or working in the area like we were, this place is definitely worth the stop. Great coffee, delicious pastries, and outstanding service--what more can you ask for? Highly recommended!

Had no idea this place was here and I've driven past so many times! It looks so cute and cozy on…read morethe outside! Inside, it appears their main focus is roasting the coffee rather than your typical hipster decor. There is no seating available- more of a grab and go establishment. Service was extremely quick and friendly. I ordered a decaf hazelnut latte since it was the afternoon. I was not disappointed! It was so smooth and the perfect sweetness! I'll have to grab a bag of their beans on my way through next time around.

Coming down from Mount Hood toward Portland, we spotted Mount Hood Roasters in Rhododendron out of…read morethe corner of our eyes, made a quick U-turn, and walked into exactly the kind of coffee experience we hope for in Oregon. I ordered a drip medium roast, grabbed some of their own beans to take home, and added a chocolate chip cookie and a sugar cookie to the order. The coffee was clearly the star here--roasted in-house with the kind of attention to quality you can taste in every sip. This is the type of independent shop that reminds you why you veer off the main road. Cozy and small with a rustic Oregon feel, there's no frills and no seating--just a laser focus on excellent coffee and a few well-chosen treats. The staff were warm and friendly, exactly the kind of welcome you hope for in a roadside discovery. As our Oregon trip winds down, Mount Hood Roasters stands out as one of those local gems you can't help but admire for its simplicity and dedication to doing one thing exceptionally well. Next time we're in the area, it's an automatic stop. If you enjoy coffee, whether your palate runs toward casual or connoisseur, you'll appreciate this place.