Love the tits! If you like sweet drinks…read more Try Lucien special and carbonated coffee! Staff are friendly, will be back if we are in town.

The stuffed bagels are THE BEST EVER!!! We had the blueberry stuffed bagels on a trip last fall and…read morehave been craving them ever since! We came back and tried a blueberry and everything. Both are great, but blueberry was hands down both of our favorites! I got a Breakfast in a Cup iced coffee as well- and it was delicious. Great flavor profiles without being all sugar.

What an amazing place for lunch. We came up here for the balloon festival in 2026 and stop at this…read moreplace for lunch. We had a beautiful root vegetable salad along a chicken sandwich. The food was absolutely delicious. The service was excellent and we couldn't have asked for better. The ambiance is cute, quaint and filled with local art.

Great place for lunch in Winthrop. Currently only open until 3 so no dinner. Food was gr at, salad…read moredressing was excellent, breakfast plate was as well. Server was super friendly and helpful. Stop in for a quick delicious lunch.

My wife and I are staying in Winthrop for a couple nights. Great little spot for snacks and…read morebeverages close to the town. The prices at the store for multiple six packs were cheaper than in Seattle! Nice lady working the front counter.

During the city wide power outage there were no worries if you were near this store, there was…read moreplenty of power - he was standing behind the cash register. Rude, power hungry little guy would have dimmed the lights if there were any on! We arrived in Winthrop shortly after the power in the entire valley went out due to the fires. Pardners had their generator up and running first so everybody was there getting ice, gas and necessities. Little did we know the grocery store would open or we never would have shopped here. The prices are absolutely outrageous and I know the little power hungry guy at the register was chuckling inside the whole time. He was rude to every customer in the store, wouldn't answer questions, said no a lot and was just generally horrible. Being visitors, we were in a bit of a panic, not quite knowing what to do. We had driven 8 hours to get that far and the thought of turning around didn't sit well with all of our tired bodies so we figured we'd get some food and hunker down for the night. Sandwiches would suit us just fine... hey, no bread... frozen sandwich rolls would be great once they thawed. (Remember, the entire valley is without power for an estimated two weeks at this point.) Power Boy refused to sell us the rolls stating they needed them for the steamed hot dogs. PERFECT! We'll take 8 of those steamed hot dogs then... no can do, generator doesn't operate the steamer... then we'll just take the rolls... no can do, they're mine and you can't have them! I was absolutely appalled at his attitude during the crisis of HIS town. He didn't want to help in the least, just wanted to ring up those sales. We walked out wondering what to do, what to do, what to eat (not what to drink, he sold us plenty of cold beer) only to discover the grocery store had opened! Wish we could have taken all our purchases back to Pardners... We visit Winthrop a couple times a year and have never shopped at Pardners and needless to say, we will never shop there again. Heck, it's a Texaco... may not ever use Texaco again... careful big corporations, these little town hicks wearing your logo and representing your company can give you a bad reputation. Note: I typically don't rant or rate low because of one employee or interaction and this one is no different. Every worker in there (3 men) was rude, disrespectful and "angry" with the customers. Maybe some training on disaster preparedness is in order...

If you are in Twisp, this is a solid choice. It's a nice little bakery, but I do agree with…read morecomments in some of the other reviews. We went around the 11 am hour on the weekend, and they were out of several things. The service was perfunctory, not overly friendly. The items we got didn't rock me. We tried the cinnamon twisp, but it wasn't very cinnamony, and it was kind of dry. The same with the fruit danish. Not much filling and kind of dry. They have a cute photo op outside. They have several tables indoors for seating, and it was a busy place. I think they have quality products, and it is up to personal preference on what you take away here.

Amazingly stuffy bagel sandwich Cinnamon twisp is a-must…read moretry. So crusty outside and munchies soft inside Lovely service and spacious clean dining space

My favorite place for espresso or coffee. Even if/when it gets busy, it is worth the wait because…read morewe're all in this together. When I run out of beans at home, then I know it is time for a trip to Twisp.

Don't drive past this one! The coffee is great, scones amazing and decor so cute. Service is was…read moregood too. Bought some beans to take home ...it was that good

Nice coffee and a great croissant. This place was busy considering the location in the middle of…read morenowhere and SR20 still snowed in. The baked goods lived up to their reputation. My croissant was so flakey it seemed to be snowing golden flakes of goodness. If you are driving in the area, it's worth a stop.

GUYS. Seriously run, don't walk to the Mazama Store if you are anywhere near the North Cascades or…read moreMethow Valley area. I'm so incredibly glad that multiple friends told me to check it out because I listened and not only visited but made a point to stay in Mazama which allowed me to soak in the full experience of this magical remote mountain town. The Mazama Store is located right in the center of town (which feels like something out of a postcard) and offers so much more than I thought. It's a rustic yet curated general store with a mix of groceries, local wines and craft beers, gifts and artisan goods, fresh baked treats, a coffee bar, hot food, outdoor gear, and even gas pumps outside. There's also a trail register for the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) thru-hikers which I could have stood and read for hours. Overall, the Mazama Store is part cafe, part supply stop, part community hub - and 100% worth the visit. I started my experience by snagging one of their famous sea salt baguettes (absolutely live up to the hype and then some) and then wandered outside to place a coffee and lunch order. I was pretty hungry after hiking Maple Pass Loop and driving over to Mazama so I opted for a Caramon latte and a pulled pork sandwich, which much to my delight was served on a heavenly sea salt baguette. Every bite was flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. Honestly, I can't tell you which part of the meal was my favorite because everything was so good!! We grabbed a table in the shade outside and enjoyed our food while watching hikers, bikers, and families filter in and out of the store and dining area. The vibe was super relaxed and friendly. Whether you're stopping in after a long hike, fueling up for an adventure, or just soaking in the beauty of the North Cascades, the Mazama Store delivers on all fronts. I just wish I was able to hike more in the mountains surrounding Mazama and/or that this place didn't close at 6pm! Overall, it is pretty rare to find a place that blends all that the Mazama Store is so effortlessly. It is a true gem and if you're even thinking about passing through Mazama, make this a non-negotiable stop. And, of course, do yourself a favor - grab an extra sea salt baguette... you'll thank me later!

Mitch was a great help. I was walking around town, not sure of what I was looking for specifically…read more He took time and helped me out with some ideas for hikes and places to visit that wouldn't be so busy. I'd recommend coming by here anytime. Lots of items in the store to pickup from drinks to souvenirs, local wine and more. .

The son is super rude. Gave him the benefit of the doubt the first time I went in bc he yelled at…read moreme for leaving my gas pump going when I went in the store. But he was super rude this time when we asked for unsweetened tea.