Didn't try coffee but did drive about two hours to try their raspberry rolls/cinnamon rolls and a…read moresandwich. Worth. The. Drive. Some sort of sugary concoction is on the bottom of the rolls that is magic coupled with just the right amount of gooey-ness and frosting. The sandwich was made fresh on their bread. I ate it a few hours later and it was still very delicious. Definitely must try. It's also just a cute little shop with purchasable merch, honey, coffee beans etc.

Omg I wish we would have bought more desserts here. We got a generous sampling of sea salt caramel…read moreand pb cup cookies, carrot cake, and cinnamon buns and I regret not getting more items. What a gem of a place. Service was also friendly and prompt and the converted car garage space was eye catching as soon as we entered the town. Lovely little stop

Lobby was clean and organized. Wide selection of all kinds…read moreof sweet and savory pastries! A must stop for us when we are in town. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Helped with answering questions & made suggestions. Try the stuffed pepperoni cheese and jalapeño bollies

What's not to like , my mom orders birthday cakes for here and we're never disappointed.read more

Really nice and helpful man, just be patient when he can be busy since it's just him by himself and…read morehe wants to be able to give his all attention to one customer at a time so they leave his panaderia content and happy.

Well... As far as a panaderia goes for this town, this is all they've got--which is a big surprise…read moreconsidering the large Hispanic population here. Very small selection, and next to nothing as far as savory options that we adore. But us Anglos were a nuisance to the gentleman in there, and there was certainly a language barrier. And fercrapsakes, if I have to understand your broken English, you can at least TRY to understand my broken Español. I guess dickheads are just dickheads, regardless of the gene pool of life. Thankfully, there was a nice younger couple that popped in for treats, and they helped in the communication process, even though the young fella asked exactly what I did. Crazy, right? In the end we did wind up getting some bolillos with jalapeno & cream cheese for our breakfast, and I did make sure el toro didn't spit on our purchase. I doubt we'll stop by again...

Incredible that Don Francisco has such a rude, arrogant, and ill-tempered employee. Several people…read morehad already told me about this woman and her poor customer service, and that is why they no longer return to this business. They witnessed her mistreating a young woman who was training there, and today I personally experienced her arrogant, rude, and disrespectful behavior. I asked to speak with the owner, and she refused to call him. I had to raise my voice for him to come out so I could inform him about the type of employee he has. I hope he reassigns her to a position behind the scenes, without direct contact with customers.

First came in here for their doughnuts, they make the cutest gingerbread man shaped glazed donuts…read morewith maple and cream cheese, while in there they told me they made birthday cakes too. Ordered my daughter's 2nd birthday cake. Showed them a picture of what I wanted. I was so happy with the cake they made! It was red velvet with cream cheese filling and buttercream frosting! This cake was so moist so delicious. My husband who doesn't even like cake said it was delicious/moist/amazing! Price was great! Very pleased. I also found in their bread rolls that are stuffed with cream cheese/jalapeño and mozzarella/pepperoni, those were also amazing! So far everything I've tried has been great!

There aren't many places open in the area on Sunday, but I saw this place had coffee and pastries…read moreso we decided to give it a try. It was pretty busy inside, but after a bit we were able to order. I ordered an iced soy latte with a pump of almond. Also a regular iced latte. I also ordered a few pastries, the Kouign Amann, Almond Croissant, and Goat Cheese and Herb croissant. They unfortunately don't heat up any pastries which I wish they would because I do think it would make the pastries better. The Kouign was my favorite. It was crunchy and delicious and sweet, I would get again. The goat cheese croissant was pretty good but nothing too special. As for the Almond Croissant, I was very disappointed. It had hardly any almond filling, and there was no almond flavor. I wish they would put slivered almonds on it but it was completely lacking. I would skip the almond croissant completely. As for the coffee, I got a regular iced latte and a Soy almond latte. The coffee was not good at all and it makes me sad to say but after a few sips... I had to throw it away! I felt like it threw away $7. It was very watery and the syrup tasted off. This is usually my go-to at other shops but I just couldn't drink this at all. Overall it was cool to try a pastry or two but I wouldn't make another trip here.

A very sweet staff at a winery suggested we visit this spot for pastries and we obliged . We…read morearrived around breakfast time and even though there was a line ,it moved fast. I felt the staff was a little unfriendly and rushed us even though we barely spent a minute ordering . My experience everywhere else in the city had been so phenomenal in terms of customer service that this exchange really stood out . I wouldn't hold that against them though because it could have been an off day. The coffee was just ok ,I would probably skip it next time and stick to getting the baked goods. The goat cheese pastry and the rhubarb were very well made and tasted amazing. The inside is spacious but not the best organized and it was a struggle to pass through tables to get an open seat . The restrooms also were unkempt and the door that opens in the lobby cant be locked which is weird for a restroom in a public setting.

We wanted something other than good Mexican food, so we went out of our way a bit to try this place…read morein Soap Lake. We ordered two sandwiches and a carrot cake cupcake. The man who took our order said it would be about 25 minutes; it turned out to be closer to 40. Both of our sandwiches (Italian and turkey club) were delicious, mostly thanks to the outstanding focaccia. The sandwiches were served with chips. If there was some other option, it wasn't offered to us. The carrot cake cupcake was pretty good; the icing was better than the cake, which was on the dry side. The employees were interesting. They were overly friendly to the locals, and a bit cool and indifferent to everyone else. We had plenty of time to observe this pattern. Also, they all moved at the pace of a Siberian snail. But they do warn you about their lack of expediency both verbally, and by way of multiple signs that urge patrons to exercise patience. If I had to sum up the ambiance, I would say that it's eclectic, somewhat hippy-ish, and clean. If you have time in your hands, this is a good place to get a darn good sandwich!

Not very many food options but the green Thai curry was one of the best I've ever had. Really cool,…read moreeclectic ambiance and decor. Truly a hidden gem.

Very low key place with interesting choices of dessert, and Their baklava was unique and very…read moretasty. Will come back for more.

Oh I wanted to love this place so much. Their website leads you to believe that they would have…read moreamazing lunch food. We walked in... looks like a dingy little grocery store, no one greeted us. finally someone came from the back. they have like four tables behind a grocer shelf as a wall. We opted not to eat linch but I ordered two large pieces of pistachio baklava. it was mediocre at best. The guy that served us needed a shower bad.