We were in town for the weekend and we stopped by this lovely place twice. I got the cheesy bagel…read morewith herb cream cheese, which was super delicious. I also got the eggnog latte, which was a nice seasonal treat. As a bonus, we even got an Andes mint with our second order. Highly recommend!

This coffee shop has been under new ownership for four years. I reviewed it under the previous…read moreownership, when it was an optimized sit-down venue. The interior has been much changed, with little seating, many racks of clothing for women, and I would describe it as a take-out shop, especially for men. The drinks are of standard quality and the owner and employee exceptionally genuine and agreeable, like everybody's mind picture of the best small-town Americans of the past.

Our plans were to visit Benedictine Brewery nearby, only it was an early Saturday afternoon that we…read morehad time to kill before they opened at 1pm. We stopped by this little religious bookstore to find gift items for our friends and family, but also to grab a latte since we were already in the area. Little did I know, this was part of Mount Angel Abbey Seminary. As you enter the Mount Angel Abbey grounds, you'll drive all the way up past the old cemetery, and the bookstore and coffeehouse is located right behind it. ~ The bookstore itself has everything from devotional cards, to rosaries, patron saint coins, lots of candles, books in theology, statues, various size crosses, and lots of other gift items. The coffee area also had Benedictine Brewery schwag, their bottled beers, as well as fancy coffee mugs that we purchased. The lady behind the counter was also very nice. ~ As for the coffeehouse, it was a little room that overlooks the trail and forest at the back of the store. The coffee menu was pretty decent in selection. They can even brew some tea if you like. I had the Chai latte, which I really enjoyed with a chocolate orange dipped biscotti. The tables were clean for the most part, and the lady that brewed our drinks was helpful and cordial as well. Overall, with everyone being sensitive about religion nowadays, I'm keeping my review as simple and respectful as possible. This may not be the place for everyone, but if you're Catholic or consider yourself Christian (my family is split, so I'm a hybrid), then I consider this to be a good place to grab something special or just relax and have some coffee. For the most part, for us, it was peaceful. ...and then go grab a beer at their brewery down the road ;)

Everything was amazing. When you can; come here and only here. My daughter and I love coming here…read more It is great for mother/daughter days.

I've been dreaming about the chocolate chip banana bread here since I had it! Such a cute place,…read moreowner is the hugest sweetie and so personable, and the used books for sale are a nice touch! Plenty of seating too! I'll definitely be back.

Cute cafe in small town. Employees are super friendly. Daughter got iced matcha latte which she…read moresaid was sweet, smooth and delicious. I got the strawberry flavored energy. Basically Red Bull with syrup. Tasted like Red Bull and strawberry syrup. Recommend because it's a cool little place who does things right

Delious soup and panini for lunch. Just perfect for a mini lunch shared with another person.read more

The new owner was very nice and answers my questions to the best of their ability. The coffee was…read moremade in a timely manner and tasted great. The place is nice and had wonderful outdoor seating.

We stopped in for a blended coffee with sugar free peppermint flavoring, it was pretty good. The…read moreambience was nice and the girl working was civil, didn't seem too happy, may have been having a bad day.

$20 for a sausage on a average bun and some curly fries with some sort of MSG seasoning on them…read more That's a little bit much, don't you think? I understand charging this during Oktoberfest, but all the time? That's one heck of a profit margin! We won't be coming back.

Mt. Angel Sausage Company is a cozy spot with just a few tables for dine-in. There's also a small…read morestore inside the restaurant where you can browse and purchase a variety of sausages and German products. We couldn't decide what to order for lunch, so we went with the Beef Stroganoff and the Chancellor Plate. The stroganoff was tender, rich, and full of flavor. The Chancellor Plate was perfect for sampling a bit of everything--it came with three kinds of sausages, schnitzel, mashed potatoes, and pretzels. The portion was huge and definitely good for sharing. Service was fast and excellent, making the overall experience even better. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area and craving hearty German food.

This place is always friendly, efficient, and conveniently located (for me, anyway). Lots of…read moreoptions for sizes, milk alternatives, and flavors. The breakfast options are pretty awesome as well. Molalla is fortunate to have a spectacular business that adds so much to the community.

The coffee is so delicious and the staff is so sweet! Would recommend coming and reading too! It's…read morea very quiet spot

Gear-Up, Silverton is exactly what it looks like - a local coffee shop that's not trying to be…read moreexcellent or pretentious but provides some treats and a decent cup of coffee. The barista was nice and accommodating as well! We went during our stay in Silverton, and we all felt that the food was just ok (outside of the donuts - those were delicious!) and the coffee was perfectly adequate. The service was pretty quick - even whenever it got busy. The coffee didn't rewrite any history books and won't be added to a list of best shops in Oregon, but it's a great space to support a local shop and get a decent cup that's worth the price. Strong suggestion to order any latte half sweet - it'll be a good level for more serious coffee drinkers!

I've driven by this place many times but haven't stopped to check them out. Until today, that is…read more Waiting for a nearby store to open, I walked across the parking lot and ordered a cortado and a mini-doughnut with mint frosting and mini chocolate chips. Although the woman behind the counter said she didn't make many cortados (even though they're on the menu), she said she'd give it a shot (see what she did there? ). It was tasty but had too much foam on top (cortados are equal parts espresso and steamed milk without foam), although now that I think about it, maybe it wasn't foam at all but simply the steamed milk bubbles rising to the top. Typically a cortado is served in a clear glass large shot glass but since they didn't have any of those, it was served in a small espresso cup. In any event, the drink was good and the bite-sized frosted mini doughnut was a perfect mouthful. I'd give them 5 stars if they had had a cortado cup, especially since it's actually on the menu, but overall, a charming place to stop for a pastry and a coffee. With several comfy nooks, tables for your laptop, live-edged wooden bars at the front windows, and a nice selection of pastries, I'd definitely come back here... and maybe next time they'll have cortado cups

Let me start with this is not just a bistro and a coffee shop as the sign states out front. It's…read morealso a bar. This place is so much more than it appears at first glance. The inside is super cute--rustic yet elegant--and it works as a bar, coffee shop, and restaurant all in one. The breakfast is fantastic! Make sure you go upstairs. There's a beautiful space perfect for parties, with pool tables , darts, and shuffleboard. It would make an amazing event venue. When we visited, a group of high school kids were playing music and they were great--such a fun vibe. Huge shoutout to Karyssa, our bartender! She made one of the best Spanish coffees I've ever had--and I'm super picky. Great service all around! She's very personable. We really enjoyed our visit.

The lattes were AMAZING. We lived in Seattle area for nearly 20 years, and these measure up to what…read morewere used to there. Thai chicken salad and salmon eggs Benedict were really, really good. Cajun tots were tasty and portions were generous. Service was excellent. Cute little spot; go explore the upstairs while you're there. We'll be back!

This is a not well known but superior Silverton spot. Everything we've had here has been good. My…read moreco-diner said the bagel sandwich was very small for the price. Beers flow, great wine selection, some shopping and lots of games to hang out with your people's...

The Warren is a welcoming and charming venue, full of books & things... a cozy place to drink your…read moredrink and eat whatever you ordered. The long communal tables were a welcome sight - lots of space to meet up with lots of friends - as well as the tidy reading nooks and smaller tables for a more individualized experience. Upon arrival, there's a sign that says to check in at the counter for service - which I did and was promptly handed a menu and told to find a place to sit and she'd come find me to take my order. The place was not crowded by any means so I chose one location to sit, changed my mind and chose another location and then changed my mind and moved again before settling on one end of one of those long tables. So many seating choices!! The staff member got busy and didn't make it back to me for a bit longer than I thought she should have taken but when she eventually found me, I ordered one of their seasonal espresso drinks: a Harlequin Rex (white chocolate, dark chocolate & caramel), and a Maid Marion crepe (marionberry jam, cream cheese, crushed pistachios & honey). The crepe arrived well ahead of the espresso drink but I waited to take a bite of the crepe till they both were at the table because I wanted a pic of them together - you know, priorities and all. That crepe was absolutely delicious - the perfect combination of tastes! And that espresso drink - spot on! Chocolate and caramel - what could go wrong there? Absolutely nothing. On the day I was there, it seems a pop-up jewelry vendor was there as well (or maybe the jewelry is a permanent feature? I don't know.). There was no space at the counter to sign my debit card receipt so I used the seat of the stool next to the register area, which worked just fine, but maybe it would be possible to keep an area clear for conducting the business of paying, since table payment is not an option (little sign attached to the playing cards that indicated your table number said to go to the counter to settle up). Or perhaps hand the receipts attached to a small clipboard or hard surface of some kind to make signing easier. Just seemed a bit crowded and cluttered at the counter. Overall, I think they're a great addition to downtown Silverton and hope to go back again to try something else on their yummy-looking menu. After they're able to work out the kinks of being a new business (they've been open 4 months), I hope they'll be in Silverton for a long time. PS. For those of us who like to read menus online, check out the back-story of a business, or locate other business info online, their website is currently not functioning. I contacted them through their FB page and they responded quickly but the message was that they are too busy to work on their website. Hopefully, they'll be able to get a minute or two to at least post a "website under construction, please check back soon" message for those of us who like to cruise websites, or maybe take down the web address on their FB page so we don't click on it only to be disappointed that nothing exists.