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

We have been buying our lattes here for the past couple months. It you are hoping to buy a coffee…read morelarger than 12ounces, you better not stop here. Disappointed this location only offers 8oz and 12oz sizes. The coffee is above average with a great flavor and smooth finish. The eating area needs some additional ambience, it feels cold and not inviting as others. There is a nice retail area but very little branded retail items. Don't think sitting outside is the answer, with a huge parking area and NO asphalt or dust spray added, makes it just too dusty to enjoy your morning coffee or visit with friends. Fantastic service from everyone up front. Everyone is doing their job it appears. The restrooms are very clean. They lost one star because of the parking lot and latte sizes.

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

Really wonderful grocery store with lots of unique things you won't find at the 'bigger' stores in…read moreTwisp/Winthrop. The vinegar and olive oil selection is amazing. The lunch buffet is so delicious. The bulk food selection is top-notch. And the staff is helpful and friendly.

Amazing brands, organic produce, very friendly staff…read more Amazing brands, organic produce, very friendly staff.

Great service. Casual relaxed ambiance. I got the recommended (via sticker on the display case)…read morebuttermilk coffee cake. It was dry and definitely not fresh even though I was there early (9:30 am). Huge slice.

Where do you go in Winthrop when it's earrrrrly on a Saturday morning and you need some coffee (and…read morewi-fi)? Well, Rocking Horse should be at the top of your list! I was in town to visit a friend and awoke early, so rather than making a bunch of noise in their small house, I meandered downtown with my laptop and discovered Rocking Horse. I ordered a delish white mocha, nommed on a freshly baked muffin, and topped it off with a personal-sized pan of their incredibly tasty quiche. What put this place at the top of my coffee list, though, was the impeccable service. So friendly, and so welcoming - even as the early morning line of customers grew and grew. I will definitely be back!

A reasonably well stocked grocery store in a small town with few other similar options anywhere…read morenearby. The staff is helpful, the grocery store has a fairly complete selection of groceries and related items, and it is obviously the place where the locals shop.

Great customer help. Prices are average. A very clean store and will be shopping there on the…read moreregular.

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!

The only thing that would make Lariat better in my eyes is if they built a small space there to sip…read moretheir coffee :) Their Cowboy Mud blend is my personal favorite but I enjoy everything I've tried so far. And their Black Colt cold brew is to die for (they started selling this in 2015). Every time I'm in Winthrop and I try and get my hands on that. When Lariat is closed I can often grab it at the Mazama Store, but I prefer to go to the warehouse because it smells so divine. PS: You can buy Black Colt by the growler! Lariat remains one of our favorite things about Winthrop.

This is some of the best coffee you can ever get. The coffee, literally has none of the bitterness…read morethat is usually associated with the aftertaste of any (even high end) coffee. They have a ton of flavors to offer. They ship as we live over 800 miles away. We have ordered from them since 2011 and will continue to do so. Start with their Cowboy Mud and branch out from there- you will be glad you did!

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.

What a gem in the adorable town of Winthrop. We went for brunch and very mucb enjoyed our…read moreselections. The huevos rancheros was excellent and also beautiful. I ordered a side of a biscuit and gravy, which had incredible flavor and a little kick to it as well. The kids really liked their pancakes with charming vessels for the syrup, and the bacon was cooked to perfection. It's a very comfortable space with friendly service as well.

I was craving my third cup of coffee on a lovely Winthrop Saturday, and my local friend recommended…read morethe Little Dipper. This sweet little spot is adorable, with retro decor, friendly service, and a nice selection of baked goods. I ordered a vanilla oat milk latte and was soon sipping its creamy delishness as I wandered around the town's first annual outdoor quilt show. Bonus points that they're open early on weekends. There's very little seating, though, so plan to grab your cup o' java to go.

Wow. What a great idea to use hashbrowns as a crust for quiche! The quiche hit the spot. Excellent.read more