Any time we're in Forks we stop here for coffee. It's a decent menu with many syrup options -…read moreincluding Irish Cream - and lots of kid-friendly items. The kids love the milkshakes and Italian sodas. I'm a latte fan, as is my wife though she'll deviate on her typical order time to time. We all enjoyed our drinks and make this place our little stop in town, whether cruising through or grabbing camping provisions. The service is always friendly. It's a bit of a gravel truck stop coffee stand type feel pulling up, but the stand itself is nice enough. There's two windows, one on each side, servicing. Their service is a little slow because it's usually 1-2 people working max from what we've experienced, but we bake that into our expectations. We have not tried any food items here - just haven't had a good opportunity yet.

Let me deinfluence you- the line was SO long and the service was really slow. I didn't finish the…read morecoffee I got. The food looks like affordable options. The service was nice but if you want to just be in the parks maybe stop by a different coffee hut

After exploring the nearby beaches and parks, we looked for a spot to get something with coffee in…read moreit. Outfitters Grind is attached to a Thriftway (entrances both through the grocery store and from outside). Although it doesn't have a lot of seating, it's a quaint little cafe with all kinds of things to buy. The whoopie pies were tempting! There were so many flavor options I was curious about (they have quite a long list!), but I settled on the breve mocha on their main menu. The breve mocha was quite delicious, but it could've been a bit richer. Service was nice enough, nothing stood out about it but the workers were definitely respectful, so I have no complaints there. If I return to Forks, I'm coming back here for sure!

This server is very rude. We were the only customer and she was rushing us and kept rolling her…read moreeyes when we asked her questions about their drinks. She told us we can have it hot or cold and however we want it, but when we picked one with energy drink she rolled her eyes and said, "that has an energy drink in it." We changed our order as there's no point in pointing out that she did say we can have it HOT or COLD. Duh! We read the menu; hence, the questions. We don't know what kind of tricks this coffee shop have up in their sleeves - considering "TWILIGHT" is plastered everywhere.

Stopped her during our visit to Forks. I got a vanilla latte and #1 ham/egg/cheese croissant, and…read moremy boyfriend got a lemonade and #4 bagel sandwich. Everything was delicious we will be stopping here again tomorrow morning before heading to hoh.

on my way in and out of the hoh rainforest i came here twice for breakfast. got a latte which was…read moregreat (and i'm really picky lol, i just drink the espresso with milk), they use good quality beans and probably grind the beans right away. the breakfast sandwich with the english muffin, spicy sausage, and egg was so flavorful and gave me the mental motivation to hike nearly 40 miles into the rainforest. i also got a bagel on the way out too cuz i was so hungry after eating freeze dried food for 4 days, and it was pretty soft and delicious, jalepeno cheddar flavor is nice. all in all, if you're cruising through forks on the 101, stop here for the coffee and brekkie to hold you over on your way to seattle or olympia, you won't be disappointed.

What a fantastic little hidden gem! We stopped at the Hard Rain Cafe after spending the morning…read moreexploring the Hoh Rain Forest, and it was exactly what we needed. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and from the moment we walked in, we felt like more than just another customer. We ordered the Bigfoot Burger, the salmon burger, fries, onion rings, and coffee. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot after a morning of hiking. The salmon burger was especially delicious, and the onion rings were perfectly crispy. The coffee was also a great pick-me-up before continuing our road trip. What really made this place stand out, though, was the outstanding customer service. The woman preparing our food took the time to chat with us, answer our questions, and even shared some excellent local tips--including a better route to see the famous Tree of Life. Those kinds of personal recommendations make traveling so much more enjoyable and are something you simply can't get from a navigation app. If you're heading to or from the Hoh Rain Forest, do yourself a favor and stop here. Great food, friendly people, and genuine Pacific Northwest hospitality made this one of our favorite stops on our Washington adventure. We would absolutely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area! Check out our video on our socials @Reessroots

This is literally the last stop to grab a meal before Hoh rain forest. The burgers and fries are…read morevery meh, but considering food is scarce in the general area, I'm not complaining. There's bit of a line and not too many seating. Restroom is porta potty. Check out their gift shop while waiting for food!

The coffee was good, but I think the barista was having a particularly bad day. She slammed the…read morechange down on the counter and never said you're welcome, hello, anything. She was rather rude.

Great coffee and nice staff! I'd definitely hit up this place when in the area! Breakfast sandwich…read moreand coffee were great!

Excellent Oat Milk Latte, extra hot, just the icing on the…read morecake!! Sweet little stop.

I think this is called feeling beuno now? I stopped in today…read morearound 3pm and the barista who helped explain everything to me was so patient and nice. She even took the time to give me directions to Aberdeen. Coffee was very good and my husband loved his giant cookie! I hope to see the same barista next year! :)

The burgers are excellent, requiring a half dozen napkins to devour…read more The ladies brought out a "pup cup" to the dog, which he loved! They have couches with heaters at the tables, next to the ocean , al fresco dining in the salt air.

This beachside food truck is a godsend, especially given the lack of food options in the area. The…read morestaff is friendly and works hard to keep up with the nonstop stream of orders. We ordered the double burger and fried clams. While there were covered seating areas, we ate in our car as it was a bit cold and windy. Both dishes were delicious and the portions are huge. Definitely worth a stop!

What a great find in rural Washington! This is the only place around to grab craft cocktails, and…read moreit has such a relaxed, welcoming vibe. They have pool tables, games, and plenty of comfortable seating for everyone. We ordered the burger with extra pickles, the kids' mac and cheese, and two orders of the kids' chicken fingers. Everything is made to order, so there was a bit of a wait, but it was absolutely worth it. The food came out fresh and delicious. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and they even helped me choose a dessert. There were so many tempting options that it was hard to decide! We'll definitely be back.

This place was a wonderful surprise…read more We showed up when the restaurant was slammed. World Cup game on, summer travelers coming through, and not many other options in this part of the peninsula. Even under all that pressure, the team handled everything with warmth, care, and real professionalism. Everything we ordered worked. Sandwiches, entrees, salad, all of it. Hot food came out hot and tasty. Cool food came out fresh and bright. The ingredients were clearly good, and the kitchen paid attention. What really stood out was the staff. Every server seemed to care, even while moving fast. At the end, I chatted with the owner and complimented her on the restaurant. She clearly takes pride not only in the food, but in the way the whole team works together. Good range of beers on tap too. For a small place in a remote corner of Washington, this was far better than we expected. We left very impressed.