A great place to work, study, or work out new ideas. Coffee is solid and affordable. The decor is…read morereused and repurposed tables and chairs with local art on the walls and warm colors. Friendly staff and even some food available. I think Interzone is a historical part of Corvallis life. I personally have been coming here since 1998. They have live shows, poetry readings, and a friendly place to gather. Come in and support a Corvallis institution!

Very cool place with a lot of great art on the walls. I really needed a satisfying breakfast…read moresandwich and their Original bagel sandwich with vegan soysage added was was a delicious solution. I've seen this place come up on the map when I'm in town, but I finally tried it and am looking forward to coming back.

There is a private lot right in front of Timber Towne, but there is also some street parking…read morenearby. Staff are friendly. Can take a little bit of time to get your drinks but nothing too unreasonable. Ended up getting lattes here and every time the cups are very light. They aren't fully filled and most of it is the foamed milk. It does seem like the iced drinks are more filled (when I see other customer's drinks). The coffee is okay and they have plenty of fun drink combinations on their menu. Haven't tried any of their pastries and they even have an ice cream station, for probably the warmer months. Overall, the coffee is okay, the price is decent, but for how inconsistent the amount you get I can't see myself coming here on a regular basis.

Breakfast sandwiches all day is where it's at. Can't go wrong with an iced coffee and breakfast…read moresandwich for lunch. Quick friendly service and packed it to go for us. Delicious!

Plenty of parking around the perimeter of the building if you aren't doing the drive through…read moreoption. The menu is up on a TV next to the ordering counter. They have monthly specials that are on a paper next to the cashier. Plenty of seating (table and chairs to couches) and there is free WiFi so a perfect combination to get some work done. Service was friendly and fast. Ended up getting lattes with a friend. I will say the consistency is not the best. The two lattes were very different even though they were made around the same time. One was good then other mediocre. Ordered a bagel and cream cheese. Honestly should have gone with one of their baked goods or a breakfast sandwich. The bagel was okay, more on the chewy side. The cream cheese is one of the small prepackaged containers. I usually like a little more on my bagel so wasn't to my personal taste. Overall if I'm in the area again I'll stop by.

So happy to have a good coffee shop in N Albany! The staff are great and the mochas are…read moreconsistently delicious. The berry scone is my favorite and the breakfast paninis are good for something savory. The space inside is nice, great spot to work or study.

Came here on a Tuesday mid morning and they still had a good selection. Got the Swedish cardamom…read morebun, cinnamon roll, strawberry coffee cake, and a sourdough baguette. My favorites were definitely the cardamom bun--lots of cardamom flavor and flaky chewy buttery goodness. The baguette was also top notch--crispy chewy moist and delicious. Service was fast. Some seating inside and out, though there were a few unhoused folks ranting outside. Will def be back!

Best whole wheat/walnut sourdough bread I've ever eaten. It's not cheap at $14, but is a large loaf…read morewhich lasts me 7-10 days if kept in the fridge.

Plenty of parking both in the front and if you pull in towards the drive through. Lots of tables…read moreand chairs for your working needs and an overall inviting environment. Servers were friendly and I got my coffees within a few minutes! Got a pollinator latte and a chai. The pollinator latte was definitely unique with the combination of honey, lavender, and mint. Some moments it was stronger in the honey and lavender flavor, others it was like peppermint mocha almost. I definitely enjoyed it and something to try if it's available on the menu. The chai was good, heavy on the cinnamon and a bit too sweet based on my personal preference. Can't comment on the food but there were plenty of people eating the scones, so it might need to be thing the try the next time I'm here!

Coffee Culture was a great experience. The store itself is very nice, clean, and well organized. I…read moreordered a mystery coffee and honestly, they nailed it no idea what it was, but it was really good. I also got a jalapeño cream cheese bagel, which was surprisingly pleasant and hit the spot. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. Overall, a great experience

Just saying, there is no place with lattes as excellent as Good Grounds! On a good day they are…read moreawesome, on a great day, they are the best thing you've every had in your life (like the one that I'm currently drinking)! They are literally perfection, very hot, hot, or iced! Plus some of my favorite people work here, they aren't fake nice, they are the BEST and the owner sponsors and supports tons of fun community and SC events! That info just in case you like having a reason to justify your treat or coffee purchases!! Did I mention many years of free drinks Christmas Eve morning!!? Come hang with Good Grounds!! You won't be sorry! =)

Fabulous coffee and great service. One of the best white mocha I've had in a long time.read more

Ordered a mocha to go. Very friendly staff and my order was made very promptly. Espresso has great…read moreflavor and milk was steamed well. There are some seats around the back of the bar and at the front. Games to play inside and also what looks like a spot for pantry/food donation. Swag for sale inside as well.

Amazing local coffee shop that has a great selection of coffees and alternative to milks... even…read moreoffers Vegan offerings. Super friendly staff great little shop in the Pacific Northwest! It's a small town feel with a very laidback ambiance. It's just magical!

Heard great things, had to give it a try. Quite pleased with our experience. We're not a GF family…read moreand I went wondering if it'd taste any different. The menu is broad enough that there's plenty to pick from. We were there for dinner. The food was delicious! Mom had the grilled cheese with sweet potato fries (they were even good as cold leftovers!!). The sandwich comes with a combo of 3 melted cheeses. Dad had the honey glazed chicken. Also really good. Hubby had the 2-meat BBQ plate with pulled pork and 1/2 rack of ribs. He really liked his ribs. He was pleased with the baked beans, too. And I got the steak salad. Delicious! When trying a new place, I always go for that and I was not disappointed one bit! I tried both the baker's roll (rosemary and sage today) and the heart attack roll. Neither made me think I was eating GF. As first-timers, we were given free chocolate chip cookies. The centers were soft and moist with crisp edges. I do like a ymmy sweet to finish off the meal. It's really nice to have a GF restaurant where the family can all go and find something without compromising selection or taste. We'll certainly be back!!

The moment we walked in the door at Eats & Treats, we got a friendly greeting and a smile. As we…read morewere walking to the table, they asked if it was our first visit (it was), as that meant complimentary chocolate chip cookies! The large menu can seem a bit overwhelming, but once you figure out how the BBQ plates work, it's easy to order one of their standard dishes, or customize your own combo. I ended up going with the "Single Plate", with an additional side. I got pulled pork with Carolina BBQ sauce, mac n' cheese, a baker's roll (varies from day to day), and added sweet potato waffle fries. Everything was delicious. The pulled pork was a little more "wet" than I'm used to, but it was smoky and flavorful, especially with the BBQ sauce. The roll was almost muffin-like, with rosemary seasoning mixed into the batter, which I quite enjoyed. The mac n' cheese definitely has a cheesy texture, with a caramelized top, but the flavors weren't as sharp as I like -- still very good, especially after I accidentally spilled some of that Carolina BBQ sauce on top of it. My food gets all mixed together on a BBQ plate, anyway; so why not? LOL The sweet potato waffle fries get their own section, because they were that good. The coating was crispy and well seasoned, with a slight kick -- they were amazing. I would probably ask for ketchup to dip them in next time, but since they had brought me extra BBQ sauce (without my asking), I just used that... or ate them without any dipping sauce. Our server was amazing throughout our lunch. She was always friendly and informative, and really helped make for a great experience. She remembered our cookies at the end (we got them to go), and didn't miss a beat when we decided to order from their dessert case last minute. Since it was "pi day", they had lots of pie related options -- all small servings, for 1 or 2. My wife and I shared a Key Lime bar, which was delicious. It was a little richer than I expected, but was nice and creamy, with that tart lime kick. The crust was good and crunchy, too. We knew coming in that this establishment was all gluten-free, even though nobody in our party needed to avoid gluten, and I was preparing myself to be disappointed -- and I can happily say that never happened! A lot of what E&T serves is homemade, and they obviously know what they are doing, so their GF offerings far surpass many dining establishment's full gluten options. If you have lower expectations for GF food, as I did, leave them at the door. Even my daughter, who is a pretty good baker herself, was impressed with the "heart attack" roll that she ordered with her meal -- we have never seen GF bread that fluffy! These guys obviously know what they are doing. Oh yeah, and those chocolate chip cookies? So good -- soft, and loaded with chocolate chips. We will definitely stop in again next time we are in the area.