Came by with a friend while staying with her. Coming from a place with no coffee stands, this was a…read morefun experience! The line when we came was just a few cars ahead of us and we only had to wait ~15 mins which was fine by us. Service was polite and quick! Menu is gigantic Black and white 5/5, my friend got this and I wish I could have gotten this instead, definitely recommend! Strawberry fields matcha 2/5 :( comes unsweetened but you can alter to be sweet, there was a dream of matcha here, this was almost straight strawberry milk

Happened to come across this shack on my way to Bham. My intuition led the way, as I was feeling…read morethirsty and had a feeling that the first exit I could get to had coffee. Coffee was pretty good and I love that they had Lotus drinks! Got a coffee and pink lotus drink for about $11 :)

Cedarhome espresso is a little drive through (and walk up!) coffee shop in a small neighborhood. I…read moreswear they have the best drinks and the best prices! Not only do they have PHENOMENAL seasonal coffees, they also have an insane variety of lotuses (and other drinks like smoothies). Lastly, the staff are so kind! Love this place!

I have visited a few times and every time the drinks are delicious. I love trying their seasonal…read moremenu. Today I got the grasshopper cold brew (mocha cold brew with minty cold foam) UGH it's amazing!! Perfectly sweet and minty. We also tried their Asiago bagels and they were soo yummy. I loved how they asked how much cream cheese you wanted. They also have a pet of the month contest which is so fun to see on their social media!

Cute as a button. Neat as a pin. Clean as a whistle. The quaint similes just roll off the tongue…read morehere at Willow & Jim's, a beauty of a country cafe in picturesque Silvana. Traditional breakfast favorites are served on generous plates with bottomless cups of coffee, with gentle, swift and cheerful competence by their floor crew. Lunch offerings include deli sandwiches, diner favorites, soups, salads and snacks. I'm especially excited to try their shakes, malts and ice cream sundaes on one of these hot summer days in the near future. They do a giant banana split here - sounds like it would be great fun to share! I'll certainly be back for more. This is what a country cafe should be. Highest recommendation.

Staff is great, really attentive. The food reminds me of home, taste great but is a little bit of a…read moregreasy spoon. Patrons and the restaurant itself really have a home town feel. I definitely suggest stopping by if you're in the area.

Love treating myself to some good coffee. This is one of my favorite espresso stands.read more

One of the most reasonably priced coffee stands I've seen in a really long time. The service was…read moregreat and the barista was incredibly sweet. It can be a little touch to get in and out of that parking lot, but I would definitely say it's worth it!

Very friendly super hot coffee very tasteful nice environment. Good little spot specially if you're…read moreout with your buddies on a motorcycle, go get a cuppa coffee there well worth the trip.

I woke up hours earlier than my usual wake-up time, and I still had a lot of driving ahead of me,…read moreso I was in serious need of caffeine. I'm not a coffee person -- I know, that's shocking for someone from metro Seattle -- so I ordered tea. The barista offered several options; I chose Earl Grey. I was pleased to find that they use Stash; they use better bergamot than some other mid-priced Earl Grey teas. The barista offered ice cubes with the tea, which I really appreciated. I was too tired to think of that myself, but I definitely didn't want to burn my mouth or wait a long time for my tea to cool to a safe temperature. There aren't a lot of things one can do to make tea better (or to mess it up), but sparing the customer a burn is a big win. Another win: the price was only $4.25, including 50 cents for the card because I neglected to bring cash. Plus tip, of course. Given that some bikini barista stands charge as much as $10, that's quite a bargain. There's a small reader-board sign that reads, "bikini baristas - women get $1 off always", so it's an even better bargain for women. As it happened, unusually early for me was shift change time for Do-Si-Do. Both baristas were very attractive, and abundantly tattooed. The one who prepared my tea was tall and nearly overflowing her top; the one finishing her shift was petite. Both were cheerful, and made friendly (but not flirtatious) conversation. Their outfits were skimpy, but wouldn't have pushed the limits of network television. I neglected to take a picture of the place, but it's easy to spot, left of the Shell station (as viewed from the highway). It's styled like a red barn, but sized like a small coffee stand. It has a white sign that reads, "Do-Si-Do Bikini Espresso", with a woman's silhouette sitting in a horseshoe. The clear markings of the type of coffee stand should deter prudes who might be shocked by the sight of a scantily clad barista. There are two service windows. The one on the east is close to a light post, and marked for cars only (and in the morning sunshine it's impossible to see into the window). I'm normally pretty stingy with five-star "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" ratings, but given the offer of ice in the tea, the bargain price, and the bonus of cheerful conversation with both baristas, this place is a "Woohoo". Note that in any review of a place like this, the bikini barista experience is both a matter of which barista is on duty and the taste of the customer. The quality of the tea depends one what brand the company stocks; for other drinks it mostly depends on the skill of the barista on duty, and to some extent the house recipes and supplies. I was there on August 27 (year of the pandemic, when there are a lot fewer businesses open that one can review), and the caffeine helped get through my long drive safely.

I had the avocado scramble. And it was delicious and the service was great. The coffee was awesome…read more And the hash browns are exactly the way they should be cooked. You need to stop at this place. My wife had the the farmers omelette and the thing was jam-packed with bacon sausage cheese and it was great

Brekky brekky brekky!…read more Food was alright, service was good. Ambiance was interesting. We liked reading all the ads on the table.

This is my go to coffee shop when I'm in the area. Michelle is super nice, the coffee is good and…read morethe price fair. I wish I was in the area more often than I am

Love coffee from here best service ever Burritos are the…read morebomb! Baristas are so so sweet!

I believe this is the Starbucks located in the Haggen Store in Stanwood so I usually stop in when I…read moreneed to do some food shopping. The coffee is consistently high quality that one expects from any Starbucks. This store is different however because the staff are always personable and every time I'm there the shop has a kind of community buzz happening. This shop feels like a small community coffee shop, where the staff takes ownership over the service and products offered. If the Starbucks logo wasn't there I'd assume the staff owned the shop. The Starbucks staff seems to know the customers by name and favorite drinks. My personal favorite is the strawberry smoothie with a shot of espresso.

These baristas need to go back to coffee making school, I was just in there I asked for a dry…read morecappuccino, specifically said I wanted it dry not latte like. I got a heavy, wet fucking latte' NOT a DRY cappuccino. I am already on the freeway or I would have come back. Not sure why I waste my money on this place. I didn't notice it because I had 3 other drinks and figured since I specifically told the gal how I wanted it, it would be done right. All this is good for is the garbage...