Stopped in for a coffee and love the ambiance! Cute door handles (old irons!) brick building with…read moreantique piano and by far the best looking folks in Ellensburg work here! Service was great and coffee is delicious. The breakfast burrito is TINY. Hubby says it's tasty, but small. Popping and buzzing on a Saturday morning next to the Farmers Market. They do need to remove the Covid-Distancing 6' stickers off the floor though, lol.

It is a must stop every time I am in town. They have smooth and robust flavored coffee, fun treats…read moreand friendly service. The coffee shop is quiet and not too far off the interstate.

What an adorable coffee shop! Plenty of room for a small group or 3.. lots of little extras to…read morepurchase such as skin care, crafts, drinks, snacks.. and as far as the coffee goes... this was the best coffee I've ever had. I'm a coffee snob, I get the same 'drink' wherever I go so I can compare the coffee. It was an iced hazelnut caramel breve. Amazing. Lady was friendly and made the drink quickly. Will stop here again on my way back home!

We were on our way to a small town and stopped here as a pit stop. The ambience was cozy and…read moremodern, and they have a restroom right outside the building for customers to use. When we entered, the barista was assisting another customer and took quite a while to even acknowledge us. I ordered a latte, which was decent. One of the reasons I enjoy going to cafes is the experience of drinking coffee from a mug, but this place only offered to-go cups, which felt strange and disappointing to me.

We had the best time! Wonderful customer service as always. This is always a treat when we come…read moreinto town and my kids definitely don't forget to ask to stop by.

Stopped in for family ice cream stop as we were cruising through Ellensburg. Ice cream was…read moredelicious- family had an assortment of ice cream and shakes - service was friendly and it's a cute mom and pops establishment connected to a cute store!

I'm not sure if this is the original, or the second rendition of our favorite ice cream spot in…read moreEllensburg, but either way, they are doing things right! As with the other location, which is interestingly located about a mile down the street, they serve up tons of interesting, yet still familiar flavors. Each time we go in, we all end up debating over half a dozen flavors or so, but never leave wishing we had gotten something else. They have something like 24 flavors available, most of which incorporate familiar ingredients, while some or on the more interesting side. Again, you're not going to go wrong with anything. They have plenty of caffeinated options as well, as they've got a solid espresso and coffee shop located in the hallowed halls of this ice cream parlor. The service is always fast and pleasant, and a la bask in Robbins, you can sample! These guys serve up some of the best ice cream you'll find anywhere - you owe it to yourself to try it out!

was turned away after being in line said they had closed but served the people in front of us.read more

Great food and service! I had a wonderful meal with friends and the service was quick, thorough,…read moreand thoughtful!

Came in - no direction on whether to order at counter or sit down. I ended up asking another…read morecustomer what the protocol was since none of the employees addressed me. The restaurant had just a few tables yet the food took more than 20 minutes to come out. I ordered lemongrass chicken vermicelli and it was the worst I have ever had. The small portion chicken was greasy and coated in oil as it was served fajita style with peppers and onions . Never had that before with pho and I hope I don't ever again. The rice noodles were slimy and mushy and I barely ate any. There was one tiny sprig of basil. The portion was small. To add insult to injury it cost 23.84. I have eaten authentic delicious Thai food in major cities and have never paid that much. No one ever checked on me after delivering the food. Hard pass.

After stopping at the Liberty Café next-door, all of us were in the mood for Some caffeine while we…read moredrove over the hill and back home. Luckily this little gem was open! In a state with what feels like the highest number of drive-through coffee stands per capita in the country, it's often hard to find caffeinating options in the rural parts of the state. This is right on the main road to Wenatchee, and was a really welcome site! The woman working here, specialized in lotus drinks, and had some lovely flavor options, including lavender pomegranate. Not something that I would normally put together, but it definitely worked. She also had sugar-free options for those of us needing a more slim figure! The prices were right, where they should be, the service was quick and friendly, and most importantly it was super convenient. The next time we are driving by, we will probably stop in again.

Best donut I've ever had in my life. The sweetness was perfect; wasn't too sweet, but the flavor…read morewasn't bland either. Lemon cream was perfect, highly recommend

The best. Show up early for still-warm maple bars. That ain't happening at the grocery store! Very…read morereasonable prices.

This review is for the boba portion of the market…read more West side boba drinkers: the process on how they make their boba is exactly like hardwok cafe in seattle. black tea based, powder flavoring, non-dairy creamer. I am an avid boba drinker, I will travel often to the west side to grab boba from my favorite boba shops in Chinatown and I have to say this is the best boba in central Washington. *I've tried all the boba places in yakima and this still cannot be beat. Things to know: -They use a non-dairy creamer -Price ranges around $5-6 per drink (additional for the toppings) -Taro, Coconut, and Honeydew are my top #3 flavors -They close at 7pm and boba runs out before then -Try the Taro Custard if you like Taro -Pomegranate Milk Tea is actually incredibly refreshing -The Jasmine Green Milk Tea is not your average Jasmine Milk Tea The boba is good for being in central Washington, but the price is inflated because of the niche market here in the area. I don't personally believe that it is worth around $6 a cup, but because of the quality and convenience, you can see me grabbing a cup twice a week. My go-to drink: Taro Milk Tea OR Honeydew Milk Tea with Boba and Taro Custard. Here's a tip to puncture your cup professionally: lean the cup towards you or away from you, and stab the side that visibly has less liquid! Good luck Boba Suckers!

Best breakfast burrito I've found in WA so far. Filled with great stuff including hash browns,…read morethey're made fresh each morning. Worth a detour.