Annabelle R.

Located inside the Chevron gas station, this was such an adorable cafe where we picked up a couple drinks on a Sunday morning, an iced tea and iced sasquatch mocha, the chocolate and cherry flavors strong in the latter. This was tasty and definitely unique. They also offered empanadas and a variety of pastries and desserts in their display case, it was hard to resist. By the way, it's almost like a mini bigfoot museum inside. Surrounding the seating area and tables, there are plenty of related decor and art as well as bigfoot artifacts and memorabilia behind glass casing for visitors to view. Service was great as well.

Lea G.

So-on the sunny and warm day, I was driving on the SR 14 going west. coming into Stevenson. Almost out of gas! I stopped here . What a great surprise to find this cute and delicious coffee roasters. When you walk in, it's very inviting. First thing you see is the wonderful coffee they're making and then a lot of baked goods. Tons of homemade cookies. Pastries. They had a Keylime cheesecake! Wow, waiting for the coffee that I ordered. I noticed they had a breakfast & lunch menu. Really great looking sandwiches. I got one of their cream cheese beautiful croissant. It was so good. Flaky and you could taste the love that went into it. Very homemade. I checked out the menu and I would definitely make the drive back here sometime to enjoy brunch. Even just a tasty coffee and a. bunch of their delicious treats. The dining room was very quaint and comfy. Excellent people that run the small business. They were very nice and welcoming. Loved it all around. Right when you're going into Stevenson, westbound.. It's the first Chevron. Bigfoot café sign. Pay for your gas inside and grab a delicious cookie and coffee just do it.

Big win for the big feets out here- not only was the service person of this not-at-all-a-gas-station-even-though-we-thought-twas-a-chevron a person with a good vibe, so too also as well conjunctively alongside that fact too was the comfort of the eating space (a repurposed vehicle bay!!) The funko-alt music on repeat with a speaker right next to our temple was the cherry-top on top the experience good. Grab one (or eight) of their comfort-inducing palm sized hand pies. The sausage one blew our backs out!

I am a big fan of this coffee. I like a drip coffee, black. It is so good that I insisted we come back here on the second day of our vacation to get it again. If you are in the area this coffee is a must. The coffee cake, banana bread, and breakfast sandwiches were also yummy and satisfied our starving children. Four year olds are some of the pickiest, so if they are happy, everyone is happy. Everyone was really nice and they had knives, forks, plates, water etc for our meal. The place is really cute inside with lots of Bigfoot materials to look at. Kids loved it. Will definitely come back.

The barista/pastry chef was really nice and we enjoyed chatting with her. Macarons were the highlight of our visit there (rose and lavender)! Great drinks (prickly pear tea and iced chai) and pastries. I'd skip the sausage and egg croissant though--the sausage didn't taste right (not sure if it was vegan or what). Love the atmosphere and the sugar/cream station with vanilla powder and anything else you might want to add.

Chichi E.

Such a cute coffee shop near the Chevron Gas Station! We just finished a hike in Dog Mountain and we needed something to drink. We first thought it was one of those gas station stores but we were delighted to see that it was a cafe! They had so many pastries and cookies, as well as coffees and lemonades. We got the Huckleberry lemonade which was delicious! I love how it tasted like real Huckleberries and did not have an artificial taste. My boyfriend disagreed with me though. He couldn't really taste the huckleberries so be warned! I'd give this place a 4 star because I thought the lemonade was pretty pricey. It was $7 for a large. Maybe it's inflation? But it's a bit much for a lemonade.

Missy K.

My husband went to get us coffees while we we're staying up at the Lodge and said the baristas were friendly and the location was really nice inside! This is one of 3 coffee shops in the little town - but the only one my husband saw driving down Main Street "the one in the middle" he said... lol! The coffee was delicious, picture perfect, everything you want at 2pm while wrapping up 2 days of board meetings! Caffeinated, delicious, pretty! It's the coffee trifecta!

Marilyn C.

Looking for coffee at 9:00am before the local parade and found this cute shop (inside the Chevron gas station). Lots of options for drinks (coffee, tea, juice, etc) and sweet treats. Indoor and outdoor seating. Not sure about restroom (I saw an outhouse) nor did I see a pet friendly sign. But they did have local items to purchase. We had a mocha with huckleberry, and breakfast croissant. Very delicious. Overall, it was better than what I expected!