We traveled to Washington from Philadelphia and were staying in Stanwood when we came upon this…read moreplace. We didn't realize how sparse places to eat in this area were when we booked our Air BNB, but this place was three minutes down the road so we decided to check it out. I am SO happy we did. We went here everyday we could and the women working here were so friendly and sweet. Every coffee we had was so delicious! We got bagels one morning which were great, and the next we got their breakfast burrito. The burrito was HUGE! I guess I'm used to the east coast where most places warm up a skinny frozen burrito thing. This burrito had sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, and cheddar cheese. It was nice and warm when they gave it to us as well. You could tell there was some love in this burrito. Will absolutely return whenever we come back!

Andi the amazing outgoing barista was the best! Very skillful in her coffee making and will…read moredefinitely be back here :) Ive been passing by this spot all the time for the last couple years when it was an empty building just sitting there but they really made a great use of space! 5/5 coffee spot . Get hereeeeeee

I just had the deluxe country burger, and the onion rings. The hamburger was excellent, very…read moredelicious. Not overly juicy, and not too dry, just right. The onion rings were also delicious. A great flavor and not oily at all. I could eat lunch at country burger every day.

First time at Country Burger in years. They changed owners and the place is much better. The…read moreburgers are first class. I had the chicken strips and chips. That was good also. You can't get a decent burger for under $15 but you can here. Try it out.

Very friendly super hot coffee very tasteful nice environment. Good little spot specially if you're…read moreout with your buddies on a motorcycle, go get a cuppa coffee there well worth the trip.

I woke up hours earlier than my usual wake-up time, and I still had a lot of driving ahead of me,…read moreso I was in serious need of caffeine. I'm not a coffee person -- I know, that's shocking for someone from metro Seattle -- so I ordered tea. The barista offered several options; I chose Earl Grey. I was pleased to find that they use Stash; they use better bergamot than some other mid-priced Earl Grey teas. The barista offered ice cubes with the tea, which I really appreciated. I was too tired to think of that myself, but I definitely didn't want to burn my mouth or wait a long time for my tea to cool to a safe temperature. There aren't a lot of things one can do to make tea better (or to mess it up), but sparing the customer a burn is a big win. Another win: the price was only $4.25, including 50 cents for the card because I neglected to bring cash. Plus tip, of course. Given that some bikini barista stands charge as much as $10, that's quite a bargain. There's a small reader-board sign that reads, "bikini baristas - women get $1 off always", so it's an even better bargain for women. As it happened, unusually early for me was shift change time for Do-Si-Do. Both baristas were very attractive, and abundantly tattooed. The one who prepared my tea was tall and nearly overflowing her top; the one finishing her shift was petite. Both were cheerful, and made friendly (but not flirtatious) conversation. Their outfits were skimpy, but wouldn't have pushed the limits of network television. I neglected to take a picture of the place, but it's easy to spot, left of the Shell station (as viewed from the highway). It's styled like a red barn, but sized like a small coffee stand. It has a white sign that reads, "Do-Si-Do Bikini Espresso", with a woman's silhouette sitting in a horseshoe. The clear markings of the type of coffee stand should deter prudes who might be shocked by the sight of a scantily clad barista. There are two service windows. The one on the east is close to a light post, and marked for cars only (and in the morning sunshine it's impossible to see into the window). I'm normally pretty stingy with five-star "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" ratings, but given the offer of ice in the tea, the bargain price, and the bonus of cheerful conversation with both baristas, this place is a "Woohoo". Note that in any review of a place like this, the bikini barista experience is both a matter of which barista is on duty and the taste of the customer. The quality of the tea depends one what brand the company stocks; for other drinks it mostly depends on the skill of the barista on duty, and to some extent the house recipes and supplies. I was there on August 27 (year of the pandemic, when there are a lot fewer businesses open that one can review), and the caffeine helped get through my long drive safely.

Very nice cashier , good place for a few staples when it's…read morelater and or you just don't want to drive to town.

Housed in what used to be a 1940s service/petrol station, this is the kind of slightly run down…read morelittle community grocery shop one might find on the outskirts of Summer camp or up the road from the family/friend's beach cabin. Not only will you find the usual junk food specimens, but sundries, candles, bug spray, breakfast cereal, gum, twine, tennis balls, sodas, beer, wine, ice cream (both bars and tubs of Tillamook and Umqua), house hold cleaners, brushes, hygiene products, romance novels, ice, fishing equip, etc. Staff are super helpful and friendly. The kind of place you wish would stay around forever so that future generations can get a taste of that little neighborhood feel. What a corner shop experience truly means. Just outside the premises one will also find that rarest of historical devices, the last actual working phone booth known to Western civilization. I love places like this. It reminds me that no change can often be much better than change. And I wouldn't change a thing.

Great place for a coffee drink (especially with liquor) and sweet snacks (brownies, cookies)…read more Thoroughly enjoyed The Big Winner - Expresso with chocolate syrup, Bailey's and Frangelica! Definitely a wonderful ll ate night treat.

Always great coffee and Stephanie is always so nice and remembers you. Casino is ok prices are…read morereasonable

This is my go to coffee shop when I'm in the area. Michelle is super nice, the coffee is good and…read morethe price fair. I wish I was in the area more often than I am

Love coffee from here best service ever Burritos are the…read morebomb! Baristas are so so sweet!

Fast & friendly home cooked meal feel. Can't go wrong with saving room for a slice of pie, in fact,…read moreit's recommended! Serving sizes are just right to generous. Bonus, they serve breakfast all day too! The front dining area was flooded with sunshine through the gigantic picture windows, plenty of seating for groups. Tip: park in the back if there's spots or reverse in if parking up front and traffic allows. Being right on the highway makes it a bit tough to back out into traffic on busy weekends.

Still loving this cute country diner! Have stopped in many times since my last review - always…read morefriendly, happy, clean and delicious!!

Being tucked back in a corner kept me from trying this spot sooner, but glad I did! We picked Rodeo…read moreLounge for an impromptu girlfriend midday meetup, and it was such a cozy cowboy cafe. Great place to study, work, meetup, Lounge with coffee or libations - or both! We each tried a seasonal espresso drink, one being white coffee which is so unique the shop owner had us smell it first so we knew what we were getting into, and a bite or soup. Limited gluten free options but they do offer gluten free sourdough and had a gf sweet treat which was popular. We found prices to be on par with specialty café offerings. They feature locally-made merch and were very warm and welcoming. Will definitely be back!

We were in the area to pick up our kids from summer camp and dropped in here for coffee to avoid…read moreStarbucks. The drinks we had (a dirty chai and some sort of s'mores drink) were very tasty and served quickly. The interior is very cowboy/western/rodeo themed, and is cozy, clean, and spacious. The gal that served us was quick, polite, and very welcoming. There is ample parking and the location is near lots of shopping. The only complaints I have are that the prices were pretty steep for what it was. They didn't have prices on the menu, and I do think that whenever I see this in coffee shops, I end up disappointed in the price/quality ratio. I don't think I'd drop by here in the future, but if I lived in the area I could see making it a regular stop.

I got the Purple Urkle Potion drink and it's so good!! I love the butterfingers to give a little…read morecrunch and the ube is very sweet. It is a blended drink so definitely want to come by again during the summer. The service was nice and friendly. The interior gives small cozy vibes with the couch and decor.

Such a family friendly place! The customer service is so awesome too, me and my friends came in an…read morehour before closing on a Saturday and it was packed with families and their little ones, they have a tv in there playing a movie for them and plenty of seating. After we had ordered one of the workers offered us coloring pages and asked us if there was any specific movie we wanted on the tv, it felt like we were guests in someone's house lol. As for the food it was delicious, the smoreos shaved ice is reminiscent of bingsu (korean shaved ice) and the tiramisu and tres leches is worth a try too. All the menu options have pictures which I absolutely love to see because I like to know what i'm ordering, the drink options on the menu looked delicious and I will definitely be coming here again to try them!