We tried out 7th Street Coffee on a recent trip to the area. Excited for an americano, Chai tea…read morelatte, and cookies, we eagerly stopped here for our very first visit to 7th Street Coffee. Both drinks were weak, and the americano became almost undrinkable. I do believe we had a newer barista who may have still been in training. The peanut butter cookie was lovely and local. The chocolate chip was a bit too doughy, but still delicious. I see that this place could be heading towards greatness, but for now it needs a bit of work.

We make it to Raymond at least twice a year spending several days at a time. Each day begins with a…read more24oz drip coffee. Best that we have tasted from a coffee house. Staff is friendly and even though we are not a local, we are being remember by a few of the employees.

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.

Just had the most enjoyable experience with the baristas, Kailee and Kendall!!! The coffee was…read moredelicious as usual. These fantastic ladies are quite knowledgeable about the coffee they make and take special love and care into each espresso shot!! They are truly coffee artists!!! They are always smiling and laughing with the customers. You can tell that they live what they do!!!

Friendly fast service. Great coffee, chai and smoothies. Even a cookie for our pup. Will…read moredefinitely be back on our next visit. Thank you!

Has a very cozy ambiance and extensive menu breakfast/lunch items all items are freshly made and…read morethey have a delicious variety of coffees! Must try if you are passing through

Love this little local coffee shop! The service is great, the coffee is WONDERFUL, and the gifts…read moreand items for sale are constantly being refreshed. It's a must stop for us when going through Raymond.

Amazing baked goods! Love the rustic sourdough and the croissants. Worth the wait if there is a…read moreline!

The baked goods from Willapa are top notch. They are only open on Fridays from noon to 4:30pm but…read morethey are well worth the wait. The service is very fast, very very polite and very very very friendly. Hometown charm at its finest. The facility is very clean, very charming and could be a small town movie set, but it is very real. I am a sourdough connoisseur and their Willapa Bakery sourdough is better than any I have had in the many states and countries I have visited. If you happen to be in South Bend, Washington on a Friday, you won't be disappointed.

Definitely an out of the way stop if you're from the Seattle area like us, but this is a non…read morenegotiable stop for my boyfriend and I every time we come down to the coast. You cannot beat their oyster shooter prices. Gorgeous scenery overlooking Willipa bay. This trip we got some extra goodies, salmon candy and a salmon bagel spread. I'm still riding off the high from that delicious bagel (which by the way had a perfect caper ratio). Service was cozy, very casual and of course extremely nice. I definitely will be back!

I came here today with my friend because I heard so many wonderful things about this place. It is a…read morebeautiful blue building sitting on the tips edge of Tokeland with a beautiful background. Inside, they have a great little store with hand crafters items, crackers, different types of memorabilia and souvenirs. Definitely something for everyone! They have a shop and kitchen where they have a menu with delicious seafood items for different parts of the day such as breakfast, and lunch items. The two ladies working were so very kind and offering options so we could get our seafood home safely and they provided us with ice! I got Willapa Bay oyster shooter which was cold, sweet and delicious. I also got a small cup of their clam chowder which definitely hit the spot on a cold, wet day. I will definitely be back!

made reservation on Sunday for brunch. was excellent! food was great! ambience was vintage vibes…read more lots of farm animals next door. fresh fruit for granddaughter and the soft silky scrambled eggs. my daughter had eggs poached with chicken and biscuit. I had the gravy and biscuit are very good. the farm hash browns are so good. my other granddaughter had the Yokoduo I think that's it's spelled that way. parent and child omelet with kimchi. Hummingbird cake to go !

Spectacular food in a funky, fun and historic environment. This is now a must stop for my friends…read moreand me if we are anywhere in the vicinity. Great staff for servers, bar and kitchen. They handled our table of 10 really well. Drinks were creative, pretty and delicious. We shared starters and salads and enjoyed them all. Fried oysters (needed more of that delicious sauce!), fried green tomatoes, and foresters' toast were all delicious. The mushrooms and sauce on that toast is one of the best things I've eaten in a long time. We loved the arugula salad. Beautifully presented and the flavors shined - pine nuts, parm and truffle. The sorghum salad was both a surprise and comforting. Such an interesting salad! Everyone loved their entrees. I had the fried chicken. Some of the best I've had. (Note: you can request their spicy sauce on the side, and it's worth it. Doesn't hide the chicken flavor but enhances.) But IT almost overshadowed by the biscuit. I'm going to dream about that crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside biscuit. Loved the mashed potatoes with pan gravy and collards as well. Others had shrimp and grits, pork chop, and rock fish. Everyone raved. Frankly, I don't think you can go wrong here. A memorable meal that I'd be happy to enjoy weekly.

Don't go here, way over priced and horrible customer service. save your money and go to pioneer…read moregrocery in south bend

The store is a standard small town grocery store but there staff members who have no qualms about…read moreripping you off... to your face even. It's not the first time either. Last night I had the cashier tell me I couldn't have the stated senior discount because the transaction had gone through (used a card) and it was too late to go back and give me that advertised promised discount. Thanks for nothing Pearl. Stay away from this store if you can. Pioneer market in South Bend is far superior. This Thriftway has totally lost my business due to that percentage of lazy, thieving, incompetent staff working there.