I'm not exactly sure what it was that I was expecting from Karma Café…read more A cafe with fresh food? Lots of veggies? Unique and fun cafe environment? (Which seems to be missing from the valley) It's pieces of those things, but not really a "cafe" of sorts. - - Basically, think of a meal prep place. They're making meals that you can warm up in 90 seconds. Meal plans - if you're not into cooking and/or prepping your own meals, you can sign up for plans that allow you to pick up a certain number of meals throughout the week. The types of meals change every week Additionally, they are also a coffee shop using a roaster called Tony's Coffee. Whole beans for sale, too. Getting in and out of the parking lot is a little awkward. If you're coming from Palmer on your way to Wasilla, it's perfect. But if you need to head back to Palmer after leaving, it's a little tricky. When my schedule gets busy and I don't have time to cook, I will definitely be back.

Karma cafe is newest cafe in Wasilla that I know of personally. They only opened a couple months…read moreago! Super nice atmosphere with cute furnishings. When I went Jennifer took my coffee order and it was delicious! Karma cafe has prepped meals for sale as well as meal plans for each month. They have labels on every meal with the macros. The meals change pretty much weekly from what I've seen and they keep their facebook page updated. Great for gym goers or people who need some good healthy food in a pinch! Definitely going back.

I was so sure I wrote a review for Sophia's last summer. I had a delightful experience for brunch…read more I distinctly remembering wanting to write a review because there were so many surprises. Surprise #1 - This place has an incredible inside area. There are small alcoves for quiet conversations and a large area that could accommodate larger groups or families. Surprise #2 - The artwork is fun! The ocean lover in me loves the wave across an entire wall. Surprise #3 - The food is tasty and fresh. Okay, maybe this shouldn't be a "surprise." I guess I just wasn't expecting such a delightful and diverse menu. Generally my thought is that we don't have any Greek food in the valley and that is false. Surprise #5 - Take out is fast and meticulous. I wasn't expecting anything but a breakfast sandwich (I don't think the menu mentioned anything else). But upon arrival at work I opened my box to find half of the juiciest orange I have eaten in recent memory. Surprise #5 - At this point, great service and an attention to detail and flavor shouldn't be a surprise. This unassuming cafe is worth a stop. Put it on your list to try!

I have been eating at Sophia's for years. Today i ordered food to go. it tasted good enough but the…read moreportions were very small compared to what you get when you eat in. I feel I did not get $70 worth of food in 2 small sandwiches with potato chips and a single portion salad. Since they have moved and prices were raised, the product is not worth the value.

This review is written from the perspective of someone who has worked in a successful cat cafe,…read moresimilar if not the exact same type of experience to cafe guests, lounge visitors, and potential adopters. The cafe side was wonderful, extremely yummy coffee with great service. The cat lounge, now of course getting to spend time with some lovely kitties while relaxing music plays is a 5-star experience, however, there are a few areas where they could do better to enhance the experience for guests as well as the kitties. 1) There were A LOT of people (12) for our time slot in comparison to kitties in the room and seating capacity. That's not only overwhelming for the kitties but also the guests. 2) Kiddos of all ages are allowed, which is great for the kids, but at the same time, the safety and wellbeing of the cats should have been kept in mind making this decision. Having a minimum age seems to be more reasonable than allowing all ages and expecting parents to adequately monitor their children at all times. 3) There was a single "cat concierge" in the room with the group of 12 for our timeslot, this group was more or less 50% kiddos. The "cat concierge" seemed to be expected to monitor the kitties, monitor guests and remind us of rules (more so kiddos), take phone calls, and mess with their phone all at the same time. One thing that ended up bothering me was when I asked if the cats were adoptable and how many adoptions they had helped facilitate since opening and the gal was hesitant to answer the question, as to spare the feelings of the kids in the room, and acted like the questions were a burden? 4) The room was COLD, kitties are happiest and safest in temps of 68°F to 77°F and even warmer for kittens, which there were many of. 5) It seems the partner adoption services and the cafe could do a better job at prequalifying their kitties to be placed at the cafe. There was one cat who was not happy to be around other cats. I'm sure most cat people understand that an upset kitty is not just a liability for harm to other kitties but also to humans who may unknowingly end up in between the beef. Overall, decent experience, but don't think we will be back unless there are changes to their operations or until we are specifically looking to adopt another kitty.

"The Only Café Where the Staff Might Sit on Your Lap"…read more I walked into the Alaska Cat Café expecting coffee. I was not expecting to be immediately judged by 12 fluffy supervisors who clearly believed I was unqualified to enter their establishment. One tuxedo cat stared at me like I owed him rent. Another tried to steal my Americano. 10/10 atmosphere. The coffee? I tried to leave twice, but a giant floof blocked the door like a furry troll demanding payment in head scratches. I now live here. Would I come back? Yes. Would I bring friends? Also yes, but only the ones who understand they are not the main characters--the cats are. Final verdict: Coffee: 10/10 Feel: Cozy chaos Staff: Very sweet Chance of leaving with cat hair on your soul: Guaranteed

get the breakfast grilled cheese with avocado and bacon and then get a side of tomato basil soup…read more best sandwich and soup combo.

I've eaten here a few times and today is my last. The food is "ok" for the price. Do not order the…read moreNomad (fancy for grilled cheese). It was dry and unfavorable, and small. The place is small with tables crammed in together with little room to move around or have a conversation you can hear. Parking can be a nightmare depending on the time too. Last visit I will make to this place.

Entering/exiting to park here is SKETCHY. You will be crossing over the drive-through, so use…read morecaution! I went inside. It was sparse but homey. Baristas were really friendly. I got a drip coffee and it was A-OK, the focus here really seems to be on espresso-style drinks. I'd recommend getting an Americano instead of drip.

If you prefer sugarfree fat free espresso , look no further. Keely's makes delicious coffee and…read morethey have tons of sugarfree syrups that they know how to use. Great customer service. Drive thru-only so far but that's perfect for me so 5 stars!

It's a strange little cafe, part of a hotel (have never stayed at the Hotel though) Palmer is kind…read moreof quirky (to me, as an English person) and I love being able to see the water tower from the windows, which screams old town America, like I used to see in movies. Lots of booths and tables, quite a big dining room. It's not fancy. But it's always busy. It's very affordable. We often used to come for just a piece of pie, and they had a delicious blueberry pie, which unfortunately wasn't offered the other night when I was there. I don't care too much for banana cream this or chocolate chess that - they're just too sweet for me, I'm not that much of a dessert person. I was sort of hoping they might have pumpkin pie, as it's almost that time but they didn't have any. I try to have it at least once or twice in fall. I went for the least offensive option which in this case was apple pie. I went for a la mode, and as the server had trouble understanding my accent (happens a lot) I gave her my best American accent of a la mode, which made her laugh. I googled why having ice cream on your pie is called a la mode, because apparently, USA is the only country that uses this term anymore. A la mode, literally translates to in the fashion. A strange term to describe ice cream on your pie. Anyway, I don't know why I got it, as I don't really like solid ice cream, I like it when it gets melty, or to be honest, I would rather have had heavy cream, but rarely does a restaurant or cafe offer that as an option, like you'd get in England. The pie came, it was huge, and there was a half gallon of ice cream on it. I gave it to husband, and he put it on top of his cheesecake, after scraping off the whipped cream, and giving that to me. This was whipped cream from a can I believe, as it's very aerated. The pie was pretty good and nicely spiced with cinnamon, which husband objected to. He said it had a little too much in, but I liked it. One of the strangest things about the menu - which is pretty extensive by the way, are the prices. There are no round numbers, and the cents are never the same either. I assume this is because of the sales tax? Like one thing might be $4.33, then something else will be $7.59 so that when they ring it up and add the sales tax, it comes out at a nice round number? Is that right? Anyway, no complaints, you can always get a seat, service is prompt and friendly, and there's great views from the window seats.

Love this place and I have been coming here since 1988, it's like eating at home!…read moreWe love this place and will always eat here!

What a great place for date night or any occasion. There is a nice variety of art classes (pottery,…read moremosaic, painting) offered, with no experience necessary. I had a great time exercising my right brain in a jewelry class. The sweet treats and coffee are great too, and the staff is very helpful.

Absolutely insane quality from a tiny shed in suburban Alaska…read more Coffee is fantastic. I had iced and hot latte. both were excellent. smooth, strong, and very flavorful espresso. Breakfast burrito was also amazing. Fresh sausage and eggs . if you know how to speak russian or moldovan/romanian, then you should. the owner is so nice, and the service is 10/10

Excellent fresh bread!!! Service was fantastic (bread makers son was in that day). Friend enjoyed…read morethe breve, I had the chai, excellent!!! Was a little sad they were closed on our travel day to another city. But will remember the great service and food!

Stopped by for a sweet treat after a sweaty hike. An iced dirty chai always hits the spot!…read more Thank you for being a great stop on the way back to town!

I feel silly reviewing a coffee shop as I only drink black Americanos however, Little Susitna makes…read morea great cup of Joe and is a Classic drive up Alaska coffee standing serving the Fishhook community.. quick friendly service