Checking through my pictures I did not take a current picture of the food I ordered. I ordered the…read moreprawns basket. My girlfriend ordered the corn beef hash with a side biscuit. After seeing the biscuit that she got, I kind of wish I would've got the biscuits and gravy The prawns basket was a good choice. Very tasty. I enjoyed the large portions. Server was friendly. The ambience was that of an old diner. It looks like a place that regulars visit quite often.. The fries look like they were maybe hand cut still had the pills on prawns were large and hand breaded came with a side of what looks like egg bread toast.

They are a great place to go for breakfast but I have not been impresssed with the food for other…read moremeals.

C&C is a charming small-town diner with a country and motorcycle vibe. The walls are covered with…read moremotorcycle posters and memorabilia, giving it lots of character. I ordered the stuffed sandwich with tater tots. Despite the name, it comes in a pita and was packed with chicken, cheese, and vegetables. The portion was generous--half was enough for dinner. The staff is limited, but service was timely and efficient. A solid local spot with hearty food and a unique atmosphere.

I am so glad that we came here. Located in Raymond, WA and the food was super good! The service was…read moreincredible and our waitress was so attentive (thank you!!). Really cute decor on the inside and it's giving small diner vibes. It is wheelchair accessible with a ramp outside and I definitely recommend stopping by. 6 of us came in on a Tuesday afternoon and we did not need reservation as it was not too busy at that time. Great food and one of the best clam chowders we've had out here!

This place was such a great surprise! We (a group of 10) had went to Illwaco docks to eat and found…read morethe place closed so ended up at Olde Towne and what a fortuitous happening. The atmosphere is comfy and cozy with beautiful water colors for sale on the walls. The food was so delicious! Everything we ordered was absolutely scrumptious (turkey pesto sandwich, sausage skillet, bacon panini, oatmeal and scratch made biscuits and gravy) with the standouts being sausage skillet and biscuits and gravy. They also had some yummy pastries and a wide selection of coffee drinks, chai, tea, soft drinks and Italian sodas. The staff/owners were so friendly, helpful and kind. Next trip to the Long Beach Peninsula will definitely include a stop at Old Towne Trading Post!

This place is fantastic! It doesn't get enough attention on Google at all. We love to eat here…read morebecause the food is great, the ambiance is quaint and the best part are the people here! We always feel welcome and are never rushed out the door. Being locals WE appreciate having this type of cafe in our little town.

Friendly, friendly, friendly! Neighborhood market with sizable short-order kitchen. Generous…read moreportions made to order.

Wanna give a great review for a few reason first is what a cute spot it reminds me of stores back…read morein the 90's but with a bonus eating spot. It's clean, service is spectacular our waiter was prompt efficient and had a great smile. Here are some picture of their delicious food and it was fresh and delicious stop by this spot you won't regret it .they have many item's I wanted to try I'll be back again . Hot spot in hoquiam Washington. Ps bonus is they have anything for ur needs groceries laundry bbq's ice cream on a hot day. Also the cook was super nice and I loved seeing him have his daughter front and center so she can learn everything about family business . 10-10 stars

Never would gave guessed.....but this place has some pretty awesome food…read more. House made clam chowder was one of the best I have had in a very long time...very harty, potato version and really very good. I should have taken some pics, but didn't think of it at the time. But this is a very rustic, comfy, spacious diner with a bar and a menu with ample entries and decent prices. Also, very friendly and accommodating

This place is now called Skylar's and under new management…read more We went in, apparently on their first "official" day. There is lots of promise in this new fledgling restaurant. With some improvements, I hope to be able to give a 5 star rating. First the good: the building is nicely finished and clean! If I remember correctly, the original was a bit divey and dumpy. This was clean, shiny and bright! Small, the capacity is (I think the sign said) 65 people. So it's not big, but it's laid out nice, and clean! We were greeted quickly by a kind waiter who informed us it was his first day. He did good for a first day. The menu is small, & heavy on the oysters, which isn't surprising for the area. Unfortunately, I am not an oyster fan. But, there were plenty of other things to order. Luckily, we didn't feel like eating fish and chips, because they had run out. So I am assuming their fish and chips must be good for that to have happened. I went with the three tacos, having to choose three shrimp tacos cause they were out of fish as stated above and the other choice were oysters. lol! No problem. I like shrimp. My husband got the shrimp po'boy and fries. Here's where some corrective criticism comes in. The wait time for food was far too long. We sat for about little over 30 minutes before we got our food. Granted, they were apologetic and knew it was too long. I'm not sure what the problem was, but they did make good on it by taking 15% off our bill. They didn't need to do that, but we did appreciate it. I get it....they're new and figuring it out. I have no doubt whatever the issue was, it'll be improved upon. We appreciated the fact that the waiter and the other gal working (I am assuming the owner?) kept checking in and apologizing. As far as the food: we ordered a bowl of chips and salsa to start. Nothing outstanding about them, except we were so hungry we snarfed them down pronto. The salsa tasted like it was out of a jar, not bad but not fresh homemade. (If I'm wrong I do apologize.) My husband said the shrimp po'boy was tasty. He just wished it was a bit bigger. It came on a smallish roll, cut in half with some steak fries. It did look like a small portion for a big fellow, and he left feeling a bit hungry. My tacos were ok. They came with fried, crispy shrimp layered with some slaw in corn tortillas. They were tasty, but, the slaw was overpowering the taste of the shrimp. I wished it had been the other way around. The slaw was very sweet. Not bad, but I felt like it was more a sweet slaw taco instead of a shrimp taco. This review isn't going to stop us from going again. I'd like to try their fish and chips and their burger. And we really want this little place to be successful cause it's been far too long without any restaurants in our tiny little communities. (Nemah and Bay Center) So, I hope to be able to change this star rating to a 5 very soon!

This was one of the best breakfasts I have ever eaten bar none. I thoroughly enjoyed my omelet and…read morehad to also opt for a half order or their biscuits and gravy (my leftovers lasted me for two additional meals). My wife enjoyed her massive "Carnivore" Omelet- had never found another restaurant offering a specific carnivore option. That omelet lasted for three meals! Service was exceptional too. Definitely will revisit Benson's upon our return to Long Beach, WA. Don't miss it!

Offering 'instant' decaf is odd. Either don't serve it or keep a can of decaf handy and brew in…read morethe pot with the orange handle you have on your coffee machine. Our server was very nice and friendly. If you are going to serve a pancake the size of a dinner plate, serve it on a dinner plate. It's unappetizing and unappealing for your food to hang over the edge of the plate. The pancake itself was tasty and the Marionberry syrup earned a star all on its own. If you're staying across the street and they recommend Benson's explore some other options nearby...and there were many. The coffee thing just blew me away. A few small changes and this could be a convenient contender for a beach breakfast place.

Friendly service and great food--I highly recommend it. There's even room for trailer parking…read more My husband and I shared the five-piece cod combo with a cup of chowder. The fish was fresh, cooked to order, and coated in crispy cornmeal without being greasy. It came with fresh-cut fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, and ketchup. I love fresh-cut fries! The chowder was creamy, flavorful, and packed with clam flavor. They also had a great selection of condiments. There's outdoor only seating and port-a-potties available. Before you leave, stop next door at Boondocks Marketplace for Olympic Mountain Ice Cream. It's some of the best ice cream around, and they even offer flights!

Wow!! We love this Louisiana style fish, steaming hot and cooked perfectly, flaked apart and not…read moregreasy at all. Clam chowder was creamy, thick and delicious with generous size of clams. Fresh French fries were great and perfect for dipping in the clam chowder. Fast friendly service and nice outdoor seating area. Great tartar sauce and good coleslaw. A must stop when driving through Raymond.

Excellent coffee and excellent service…read more This place seems like a few businesses rolled into one: coffee shop, cafe, gift shop / local goods market. Plus a boutique section with women's clothing and accessories, a good range of local craft items, and plenty of gift-shop browsing if you have a few minutes. The space is bright, clean, and creatively decorated without feeling precious. Prices are a little high for the value, but not in a way that ruins the experience. The real reason for five stars is the coffee and the barista. Superb espresso, made with care, and served by someone who clearly knows what she is doing. Service was warm, quick, and professional.

Alder + Co is actually two businesses, existing together…read more One is the coffee shop - who makes a great tea and probably good coffee but dont go for the food. The "menu" is slim and not made in house and the baked goods looked several days old. The second is the gift store - with a wildly wide selection it's honestly sensory overload. Some decent looking items, but way too many of them. I was expecting more hand crafted, locally made, less tacky jewelry and overpriced candles. Raymond lacks a lot of tourism shops so I guess it at least has this one.