NEED TO MAKE MORE SOUP! Every time we come here you are out!…read moreShould have a back up soup!

This place is on the main drag of historic Troutdale, and if you like to go on treasure hunts, this…read moreplace is for you except you are not searching through old used stuff. Everything in here is new and is of good taste. There's also a coffee shop with treats and few small tables. The coffee shop has its own treasure hunt of good food and snack items. It's the perfect place if you want to spend some time to working, as there's no loud music but pleasant atmosphere. Parking is not a problem, as there are plenty of street parking. Everyone we dealt with in both sections was friendly and patient. Give them a shot if you are in the Troutdale, Fairview, or Gresham areas.

I used to live near here, so it feels great to say I've made my way back to my old stomping…read moregrounds. This place is truly a gem. If you're anywhere nearby--or just looking for great coffee and an inviting atmosphere--it's absolutely worth the stop. I ordered the salted caramel latte, and it was silky smooth with just the right touch of sea salt. So good They also offer a wide variety of delicious food options (I've included photos of the menu), so there's something for everyone. The staff are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and kind, which really adds to the overall experience. The atmosphere is warm and relaxing--clean, thoughtfully designed, and filled with comfortable seating. Nothing feels cramped or forced, making it an easy place to unwind. If you're in the area, don't hesitate to stop by for a great cup of coffee and a bite to eat.

Big windows, lots of light, comfy & plentiful seating plus good coffee. Prices were a smidge high…read morefor a place so far outside of Portland's main city area, but not unreasonable. I was a bit disappointed by the limited menu and pastries and would love to see more exciting food options. Its quite basic fare on offer in that regard, nothing too gourmet or innovative. Still, one of the top cafes in and around PDX, offering a very cozy place to chat, work and/or grab a cup of good coffee! Def in my top 5 thus far!

Dropped our kids off for their Jiu Jitsu class and wanted a little quiet time…read more What an awesome find in Washougal! There's construction going on in the area as of 10/2024 but the vibe of this place is very relaxing and perfect for the PNW. Got an Americano to actually taste the coffee and received prompt service with a smile. Coffee wasn't bitter and served in a nice mug to sip from. Definitely recommend stopping by! I know I'll be back!

I love Washougal Coffee and I wish that I lived closer…read more Pour overs - great selection of coffees. Brewed very well. If you like black coffee with a lot of flavor notes, you will their coffee. Lavender Chai - I normally would not order chai, let alone a flavored chai. But I got to try a sip from a friend and this one was actually quite enjoyable. The lavender doesn't overpower the chai. Big thumbs up for that. Pastries - I tried two, a bacon scone perhaps? And I think a breakfast sandwich of some kind. I'm not adding a lot of detail because they weren't super memorable. Normal coffee shop fair, not what I would be coming back for. It's a big space, nice for meeting friends or sitting down to study or read. That area of Washougal is also quite nice to walk around. All of the baristas I spoke with were knowledgeable about their coffee selections and helped me choose a good drink. I will definitely be back to see them and try a few new roasts.

Great staff great coffee. Sam and Nick the owners have nailed it. Music is always good too. Love…read moretheir roast selections.

Had the Matcha Strawberry Mint Latte, with oat milk - it was mellow with subtle flavors. Very nice…read moreinterior, friendly staff, they have about 7 tables or so, with additional outdoor seating and some picnic tables. Kudos for having vegan and gluten-free options for treats (had a good bar from Petunia's bakery.)

Stopped by this Le Petit Cafe counter inside of Troutdale Station recently…read more Troutdale Station is a food cart mall with about twenty food carts, a huge parking lot, and a central brick and mortar building with counters for drinks and snacks. One of said counters is a mini Le Petit Cafe. I ordered a marionberry macaron, and, wow. It's a serious contender for a new favorite. The cookie was crisp, light, and a bit airy. The dust on the shell was sour, while the creme filling was sweet. This gave eating it a similar experience to eating a freshly picked blackberry. Certainly one of the most creative macarons I've ever tried. It was a whole experience. I guess it was my lucky day, because as I was ordering, the Barista asked me if I wanted a complimentary coffee drink that had been made by accident. I don't even remember what it was called, but it was amazing. I think it was some kind of vanilla latte. I came back on a second occasion and ordered a 12 ounce caramel latte with a pistachio macaron. I loved the latte, but this time, the macaron was bad. It was so stale that I considered asking for a different flavor. Overall I loved the coffee but found everything to be a little high priced based on the quality. I would still stop by here for a coffee in the future because Troutdale Station has free wifi for customers, and this is the best coffee spot there that I know of.

Yummy cafe in troutsdale station! They have a good selection of bagels and sandwiches. We tried the…read moreprosciutto supreme, egg and cheese croissant, and breakfast bagel and enjoyed them all! The bagels were warmed with cheese and very good The drink selection wasn't huge but the iced caramel latte was good!

My partner and I stopped in here while we were in Troutdale for the Winter Wonderland event. I…read morehighly recommend checking out this place (and the town as a whole) during the holidays-- the whole Main Street is decorated, and it seems like every business is on board. Walking into the Soda Shop, it feels like a kid's daydream. There was candy and souvenirs everywhere, a big ice cream counter, and, of course, the soda shop. I noticed that they also sell food here-- it smelled amazing and I would definitely give it a try if I came again. Ordering was easy, and the young man behind the counter was really helpful-- I had never been to a soda hop before, so I had some questions about the options. He did not make me feel silly for having questions, and he did a good job of both training his coworker and being attentive to the line at the same time. I ordered a sugar free salted caramel soda (there were so many sugar free options!!!) It was delightful. I was a little apprehensive that it would actually taste like the flavor, but I was pleasantly surprised. The price point is higher than you would pay for a normal soda, but I think that the novelty of the experience is worth it. We had a great time, and would definitely return (I want to see the upper level, too-- that was closed for a private event when we stopped in).

We were at the art festival and decided to try this place. Great portions they did get my brothers…read moreorder wrong but he ate it and made the best of it. I ordered a wrap which was very good the mayonnaise was more on the outside wrapper than inside the wrap though. The space is nicely set up with comfy couch seating upstairs and tables and chairs downstairs. Pricing is reasonable.

I am giving this location five stars. First of all there's plenty of parking outside as it's…read morelocated in the area of all the outlets stores. Second, the place is very spacious on the inside with many seating arrangements that are appropriate for studying or working. Also our barista was helpful and took the time answer all of our questions. The music wasn't too loud nor obnoxious. My latte was decent. I wish it was a bit hotter though.

Only went here because my friend needed to observe people for an assignment. Very friendly staff,…read moreextremely clean and well kept store that was being cleaned while we were there. Just such a tranquil ambience surprisingly. And I've never gotten a sit-down drink at a Starbucks before so this was very exciting all around.

There is a Russian and kinda Ukraine girl there not only does she make the best coffee but she is…read moreso hot I burnt my tongue on her coffee youzzer

Me and my fiancée were met with amazing costumer service. The lady with vine tattoos on her left…read morearm is who served us. We normally go to dutch bros to get coffee but the customer service and even the coffee were outstanding! 10/10 would recommend, and will definitely be going again.

One of my fav sushi spots. Portland can do no better other than doubling the cost with no improved…read moreenjoyment.

Great variety and cool layout…read more All food was good and beer selection is extensive Service was excellent

The best lunch in Portland... isn't in Portland. This place is a half hour from where we live, and…read morethen we have to wait in line 20 minutes to order, another 20 minutes to wait for food (our fault- it was a sunny Saturday)-- and it was SO worth it. They put so much care into everything. Listen- always get the salad here. They're always delicious and contain surprises. This time we got marinated rhubarb, which is in season, and which I'm excited to make and put in my own spring salads at home. Also, edible flowers, and while we ate lunch, we saw a worker picking them from the little garden. The sandwich was a shrimp roll, which was great, maybe with homemade bread? It was perfect. The sandwich was zesty, with a remoulade and little pickled jalapeños. And what were those crunchy things on top? Crushed barbecue potato chips! A delightful detail most restaurants wouldn't bother with. And the soft serve sundaes, which are also full of artistry and interesting textures! You have to get one. I'm a pretty good cook, and it takes a lot to blow me away. Sugarpine blows me away.

The important pieces:…read more The environment is what is so amazing, it's at a park, it's beautiful, and they have yummy ice cream. The food is really good, but I had the shrimp roll, and some of the ingredients seemed like they were there to add an ingredient not add a flavor. Otherwise great stuff, it was a little pricey.