Just happened to come across this place driving to Tacoma, and so glad we did! The server was super…read moresweet, and the food was delish! The chef even recommended a fair for us to visit while we were in town! Fair was a blast and we even saw the chef there! Definitly recommend, the RV park that the cafe is in looks nice too!

This place is closed down. They were open for maybe two months then couldn't afford to keep it open…read moreso they shut it down along with the bar.

A true gem. Lovely pls d with great food, friendly and efficient service…read more Comfortable and clean. I've only had breakfast here, but it's always great. I recommend the pancakes.

Simple homey, friendly staff, enjoyed their Friday prime rib and sides! Loved their tossed green…read moresalad! Came for breakfast and discovered my favorite Dutch/German Pancake aka Volcano pancake, must try! Decor is kinda Hawaiian with all the palm trees! Easy going atmosphere will be back soon!

This is a great old style breakfast and lunch restraunt. The food and service are amazing. The…read morechracture drawing of past and current employee's above the cashiere looked amazing and showed they have some long term employee's and great service. Omelets are good sized and filling for a great price.

Went again and this will be my last time. My food was awful. Eggs Benedict with way over cooked…read moreeggs. Completely solid yolk. Ham was cheap lunch meat folded over. Hashbrowns were a lump of potato bits cold and uncooked on the inside. I tried biscuits and gravy someone else ordered. They didn't like it and neither did I. Biscuit was dense, gravy flavorless. Sausage patty had weird hard bits in it. This has been added to my list of restaurants that I know would only be popular in Longview.

It's more about family and family experience. The food is pure comfort and delicious. I don't…read morealways get pictures because with my family, we enjoy each other, no time for pics. Coffee is outta this world. They also can do veggie omelettes etc. they also honor First Responders and Veterans. As a local it's my favorite spot for quality, service, & fun!

Visiting from Texas. Family invited us to check out this cozy diner. My Dad is a veteran and I can…read moresee as he walked in looking at all the pictures on the walls. It makes you feel like you are at someone's home ready to sit and break bread together while reminiscing. Well, I just couldn't decide! Dad ordered bacon and eggs. I went with the Can't decide breakfast and subbed the toast for a biscuit. Then ordered a side of gravy! Everything was delicious. Service was great! The also have French vanilla creamer! We all enjoyed our meals.

I will start by saying I have loved Red Leaf since they opened up in Woodland many years ago. I've…read moregone to the Kelso ones and all have been great. I was pleasantly surprised to see one in Kalama as my in laws live up the road. My experience at this one was really off. I ordered the 20 oz Mayan Mocha with almond milk and they wanted ~$8.5 for it. The sign said $6 for a 20oz. I asked how it came out to that. She said almond milk was .85 cents I was like okay then it should be like $7 with taxes. She said the signs are old and it was ringing up ~7.65 for a 20 oz then .85 for the almond milk. I asked how much was the 16 oz, she said ~$6.45 with taxes for the order then when I went to pay said it was like $7.25. I really don't get the extra charge for the milk alternative either. Milk and almond milk are comparable in price. It's about $4.5 a gallon. Starbucks started to charge one single price regardless of milk option/alternative. I left without coffee this day. I don't think I've ever done that. Warning to customers, watch and be cognizant of what they actually charge you per drink. Pricing is mysterious. I don't like being baited and switched in price.

Such sweet and welcoming staff! (I have to say, this is how the strbks staff used to be) Sometimes…read moreI go here just for the smiles and hospitality. Wonderful coffee/espresso taste, amazing drinks, and I do love those HUGE egg bites they call strata. (Beware of potatoes, Atkins dieters, though) These gals set a beautiful tone to the start of my day, no matter which location I visit: VANCOUVER, Woodland Dike Rd, or Kalama. This has replaced my favorite coffee stop, which used to be Paper Tiger. Such great taste, and such wonderful humanity.

I got a BLT- was the best BLT I've had in a long time. Lettuce was fresh, tomato's were crunchy,…read morebacon was cooked perfect and the Texas toast was toasted perfect, not overly toasted where it hurt the roof of my mouth! My boyfriend got the chicken strips, fries with bbq sauce. They were hot and crispy/crunchy. Staff were friendly and patient as it was our first time here. Place appeared to be clean and well lit. If it means anything- we ate in silence that's how good it was! We will definitely be coming back here!

Exceptional. Extra helpful counter-person, and food was prepared with care. Very delicious!read more

Came here for brunch with a girlfriend and I really appreciated all the vegan options they had and…read morethe coffee was delicious as someone who doesn't drink coffee like that! They have oat milk for those who are dairy free and their vegan chorizo was very delicious! They even gave us a free dessert to take home so I would highly recommend this place to go for brunch either with a few friends or by yourself to get a nice book. Brunch is kind, brunch is fine I am happy anytime my friend and I find a classy place to dine

Cecilia is a restaurant for a certain type of customer. I can see a tremendous appeal for some…read morepatrons and not so for others. I shall explain. The ambiance is an attempt at industrial chic. When one walks in, the waiting area has a glass pain which gives an open view into the grill area, a popular chic vibe. The ceilings are high, there are brick walls, air conditioning ducts which run along the ceiling totally exposed, and a bar as the centerpiece of the restaurant. They pull their goal at chic ambiance off well: 5 star. Cecilia also makes a strong marketing effort to the weekend brunch crowd that likes to have a morning fufu alcohol drink as a little remedy for the ole "have a bit of the snake that bit you last night". That is to say they promote a variety of house cocktails that are both rather sweet and attractive to the eye. I feel they pull this off extremely well - delivering what they promote - although I did not indulge. Again, a 5 star performance. As for the service, I would say it was subpar, especially for a restaurant which bills itself as a high end breakfast spot. I had no reservation, asked how long the wait would be, they told me 25 minutes and the actual wait was 45 minutes. Not a good start: 20 minutes off is significant. I ran a restaurant. If you are going to be off, err on the conservative side: tell one an hour and have them sit in 45. If they decide to stay they will appreciate the effort. If they decide to leave, they will not hold it against management but will rather realize next time one should make a reservation. Speaks to bad management. As for the actual service, the waitress had virtually zero character, barely checked on us during the meal - although walked by us a number of times - and it took a long time for our plates to be cleared and the check to be delivered. Service rated a 2 star, and that is being generous. Finally, the food. I was extremely disappointed. Note I went here with high expectations. I left with a low level of gastronomic satisfaction. I ordered the eggs benedict. I tend to order this in a good restaurant because I do not make it at home and it is a great breakfast treat of done well. As for this rendition, mixed review. The pastry it was served on was a delicate, layered pastry which was very good. However, the two eggs were way overcooked to the point that the yolk was virtually all cooked. Most certainly not the way an egg benedict should be prepared. As for the side of potatoes: I frequently cook potatoes with my breakfast - mine blow these away. Not hard to make good potatoes, these were not those. My ladies breakfast was a huge disappointment. It read great and unique on the menu. A shrimp omelette. However, when it was delivered and cut into massive amount of a liquid which almost resembled water filled the plate: talk about unappetizing. Then the contents. They shrimp were the cheap, tasteless, tiny bay shrimp. Talk about no pride in quality of food and quality not rising to the marketing thereof: abysmal effort. An establishment trying to market themselves as a foodie place should use medium to large, quality shrimp which taste like shrimp- not the low end, tasteless shrimp stuffed into these eggs. This omelette would have trouble competing with an omelette at a local diner. I would never serve a house guest such a poor specimen, but then I take pride in my cooking: I do not believe Cecilia's does. As for food, given what they market themselves as - a menu which screams out that we are serious about our food: I rate it as diner food outside of the biscuit and one huge disappointment. In summary, I believe for the person who is trying to impress a guest with ambiance and the quality of food is not that important, go for it because Cecilia's is a good fit. For the patron that enjoys atmosphere, Cecilia's is a good stop. For the patron who likes a good alcoholic drink for brunch, highly recommend. For those patrons who are seeking a solid foodie experience or whom value good table service, Cecilia will deliver a big disappointment.

Great service. Home style cooking with affordable pricing. Best bacon around. Fast friendly…read moreservice. Great location.

I particularly don't even like breakfast but my son and boyfriend do, so we thought we'd try it…read moreout. Recommended by a friend. Honestly, service was alright. It's very much a old time diner who has the same regulars every day and night. It's a pretty chill place. Was calm and not too loud. Our waitress seemed new or could be because we were new lol. Aside from that, the place was cute. Parkings ehhh, but it makes sense for Rainier. Food was no different than any other breakfast joint. Not to hate, I swear, just what I thought. I'd love to try here again though. I'm optimistic.

We went to Camila's Breakfast Cafe, in Vernonia, about a 15 minute drive to the State Park in…read moreBuxton. Food was good, I'd been wanting a breakfast burrito with just meat, cheese, and egg. Seems simple but hard to find a really goos one. Pico de gallo was great too (recommend). Thankful for these moments.

I went here a couple of months ago, and their breakfast burritos were awesome. I went back a couple…read moreof weeks ago, and they were closed. They told me they were moving to a new location in Forest Grove sometime in March. I hope they reopen soon wherever they are. So good!

I loved this bakery. Tried for the first time today. I got a cookie dough pop tart, blondie, PB and…read moreraspberry sandwich cookie and a chocolate and vanilla cupcake. We tried the cupcake tonight and it was the best chocolate cake I've had in a long time. The cake was so moist and chocolatey and the frosting melted in your mouth and was not overly sweet. I will definitely be coming back.

Cupcakes that we recived weren't even close to the product we taste tested prior to placing large…read moreorder. Cupcake wrappers weren't even half full, cake was on the dryside and flavor was lacking. Not worth the $60 a dozen we paid for 20 dozen! Was very disappointed in the lack in quality received for our daughter's wedding. Also prior to event Kailee was no responsive to emails sent, very slow or no response. Definately wouldn't use Bloom Cake Studio again!