This is such a fun Dutch Bros. You can tell the crew here is always enjoying themselves, they are…read moreenergetic and welcoming. Even when the lines are long I find this to be one of the fasted shops around town. I go out of my way sometimes to choose this one, it helps they know my drink and name!!!

Omg these guys made my day today! They made my bday drink and were soooooo nice I hope they had a…read moregreat shift ! And the latte was really yummy !

Was looking for a quiet place to study and also take a phone call. Reallllllly appreciated that it…read moreis quiet at this store (busyness) at 7pm on Wednesday. Also reallllly appreciated that the music was not too rockin' or loud. Staff Lexi was friendly as soon as I walked in Made a suggestion based on what I said I wanted. And it's delicious. Hot Irish Coffee - yum! She's the only staff here and is staying on task cleaning when there aren't customers needing her. Bathroom and main areas all very clean and neat.

Outrageously priced for meh. Decent line when we got in the line yet nobody ever came out to see…read moreour order like other places do so it took longer than normal.. My wife and I both got cold brew coffee and it was so bitter. My wife refused to drink it. I did the best I could because it was a nine dollar drink. I'll never go back

5/5/2026 morning shift... I usually stop here a couple times a week for a basic coffee with cream &…read moresugar, today is the last time ever. What they gave me I would equate it to a cup of dirty mud puddle chemical water, it was so disgusting, I had to go home & drink a half bottle of mouthwash to get the aftertaste of one drink out of my mouth Pathetic!!!

Great coffee and quick service! Get yourself a Redeye with cream and sugar - you're welcome.read more

We've been going to B&R in Salmon Creek since it opened years ago.....but today was the last time…read more My husband got a single scoop in a cup while I ordered single scoop with Hot Fudge. His was filled to the top, while my "single scoop" was miniscule. When asked why, "because we're putting the Hot Fudge on top. Shouldn't the "scoop" size be the same and pay extra for the Hot Fudge? Sorry B&R after all these years, you've lost these customers.

Went out of my way to come here. Arrived at 11:05am and the place was locked and dark, despite…read moretheir hours being posted as opening at 11am. I understand if someone was sick, but surely the owner could put up a sign.

Had to drop off some family at the Portland airport so naturally we stopped in Vancouver to hangout…read morea bit before, my sister in law loves coffee and found this place online and noted they had a lot of speciality drinks so we had to give it a try! We didn't expect a small drive up coffee hut but we are still glad we tried it! My father in law got a white coffee speciality drink and my sis the same but with regular coffee, and I got a matcha! They were all so flavorful and yummy! But what really stood out was the service, she was so kind answering questions giving recs and offering chocolate espresso beans on our coffees. Such a sweetheart! We'd go back again :)

Unfortunately, our matchas were terrible and the service wasn't great…read more We're from north of Seattle, where the coffee shop scene is incredible, so I've always assumed that quality was just a Western Washington thing. I was hoping Vancouver would be in the same category, but unfortunately, this experience was a major letdown. The woman who greeted us was very friendly, and I genuinely appreciated that. However, despite taking our order on a device, she asked us multiple times to confirm our drink sizes, whether they were hot or cold, etc. Then, a second employee came out and asked us if we wanted straws... something we had literally been asked about maybe two minutes earlier. Normally, I'm extremely understanding when a business is busy and orders get mixed up. But we were the only car there. There was no one in front of us or behind us, so I'm not really sure how our order was still getting confused after being confirmed so many times and entered into a device. And somehow, the drink sizes were STILL wrong. The matcha was the biggest disappointment. I could immediately tell by the color that something was off. It was this cloudy, grayish-turquoise color, and unfortunately, it tasted about as bad as it looked. The breakfast sandwich was also disappointing because it was essentially a Jimmy Dean sandwich. I hate giving a local business one star because I know how much that can hurt, and I really wanted to like this place. But between the repeated confusion over a very simple order, the incorrect drink sizes, the poor matcha, and the disappointing breakfast sandwich, I just can't justify giving more.

Delicious food and drinks! Staff were super friendly and I got my things quickly. Plenty of space…read moreinside and there is outside seating as well. Online menu doesn't show sugar free options but some can be modified.

After passing this place many times, I finally decided to give it a shot. Don't come at me, but…read moreI'm not a huge coffee drinker, so I had to check the menu on my phone to make sure they had matcha before heading in & well, they did. I was gonna go to the drive through, but also didn't want to be that person holding up the line because she had no idea what to get. There was no one else in there as everyone was driving through. I was told, they'd be right there as they were taking & making drive through orders. I didn't wait too long before being helped. Ordered my iced matcha & it was ready real quick. I forgot to ask for oat milk, which I usually like with it, but regardless it was good. Will have to stop by to try something else as there are other non coffee drinks.

My first time at Brewed Awakenings Coffee House. Met a friend who goes often. Their menu was…read morequite extensive. There was something for everyone, even kids. When I walked in the I did not expect a fireplace in the middle of the room. They comfy chairs on both sides of the fireplace, very nice touch. Plus they had regular tables an chairs. The Barista was very welcoming and efficient. I ordered a grande Turkish Hazelnut Latte. It was so delicious and hot. I would order this again. Definitely checkout Brewed Awakenings on 164th Vancouver.

The food is aight but the hot chocolate and service is lively the ambiance is nice for studying and…read morechilling got some bussin hot chocolate bussin means good btw but really good drinks I would recommend any of my friends to go here will come back again.

Always appreciate Peet's and desperately wish they still had a location on the west side of town…read more Excellent coffee, decaf, pastries and sandwich selection. Customer service is unmatched. Large, clean dining room and tables outside.

I'm writing this with equal parts heartbreak and caffeine withdrawal…read more I've been a devoted Peet's customer since my freshman year in Berkeley--back when discovering your deep, dark roast felt like being let in on a delicious secret. From that very first cup, I was hooked. Bold, rich, unapologetically intense--everything coffee should be. Frankly, Starbucks could NEVER compete, and I wore that opinion like a badge of honor for nearly 40 years. Over those decades, Peet's wasn't just my coffee--it was part of my routine, my work life in San Francisco, and even my social fabric. I brought Peet's into corporate meetings, events, and countless mornings that required both caffeine and hope. The consistency was unmatched, and the people--your people--were just as special. Longtime staff who remembered names, orders, and somehow made a coffee chain feel like a neighborhood staple. Then life took me north to the Pacific Northwest--specifically Oregon and Washington--where, let's be honest, "medium roast" reigns supreme (a phrase that still confuses me spiritually). Finding Peet's locations here felt like spotting an old friend in a crowd. And at first, it was! The quality, the AMAZING staff, the experience--it all held up. But lately... what happened? Somewhere along the line--perhaps around the time of the Keurig Dr Pepper acquisition--things changed. And not in a "new seasonal menu" kind of way. The coffee doesn't hit the same. The magic feels diluted. Even the staff, once the soul of the brand, seem less engaged--like they, too, are wondering where the old Peet's went. I feel for my friends!!! It pains me to say this, but the experience now feels... ordinary. And Peet's was never supposed to be ordinary. I can't help but imagine Alfred Peet looking down and thinking, "This is not what I had in mind." So here I am, a customer of nearly four decades, asking--no, begging--you to remember what made Peet's special. The commitment to quality. The restraint in growth. The PRIDE in the product. The people. Because right now, I'm doing something I never thought I would: exploring other options. And while nothing quite replaces what Peet's used to be, some are getting dangerously close.