Tasty pastries, good variety, good latte, and friendly staff working hard! Cute inside and out also…read moretables available outside.

Sandwiches were delicious. Service was great. Price is reasonable. Private parking available…read more Nice variety of bagels, croissant, pastry, coffee, and tea. Good for sit down or Togo.

Everything was amazing. When you can; come here and only here. My daughter and I love coming here…read more It is great for mother/daughter days.

Recommend the purple haze espresso it taste like a blueberry bagel. I wish it was open more days…read moresadly It was only open on Monday that we stayed here we are lucky to have tried it.

This is such a cute coffee shop! It's attached to an office building. The vibe is very cool, they…read morehave reggae playing and plenty of seating upstairs. You can tell they put their heart and soul into their business. Coffee and food are excellent and all reasonably priced. The owner is very nice and I love supporting local! I wish I lived closer cause this would be my go to spot if so.

The espresso here is on point. Not every coffee shop makes a Cortado, and when they do, it's…read moreusually hit or miss but this one was honestly one of the best I've had in a long time. If you know coffee, you know pulling the perfect shot is an art, and they've got it down. The staff was super friendly and knew their stuff, which made the whole experience even better. The place itself is cute, with lots of plants and a cozy vibe. I also tried the soup of the day a bacon, veggie, and chickpea and it was absolutely delicious. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. They also sell bags of the beans which is a cherry on top!

Love this coffee stand and the staff is always beyond friendly and great! They also have good so if…read moreyou're in line remember that because there can be a wait but it's so worth it! Definitely stop by, I don't like coffee so I'm picky and I love theirs! We come here anytime at our property close by and didn't realize I never reviewed it!

They serve up a great cup of coffee! Locally owned and operated…read more If you're looking for a good coffee, stop by!

The new owner was very nice and answers my questions to the best of their ability. The coffee was…read moremade in a timely manner and tasted great. The place is nice and had wonderful outdoor seating.

We stopped in for a blended coffee with sugar free peppermint flavoring, it was pretty good. The…read moreambience was nice and the girl working was civil, didn't seem too happy, may have been having a bad day.

I had a delicious scone and coffee! We enjoyed Great service, nice and clean restaurant. This was a…read morefun stop. We will be back.

It pains me that this place is so terrible. It does. We are up this way all the time…read more Unfortunately, the servers know next to nothing about how to actually make an espresso-based drink. Like, not even kind of. Hot milk, espresso, additional syrup; this is what they must believe owning a coffee stand is all about. I ordered a basic English Toffee latte. So simple. What I got was a cup of warm, extreeeeeemely sweet milk (diabetes, anyone?). There was zero froth, no creamy mouthfeel, and, due to the sweetness, almost no coffee flavor. There were actual grounds floating in my cup when I popped the lid off. Finally: no one cares about your gd politics. In fact, while I am in no way political, the political banners are a monumental turn-off. This place is dire need of someone who actually knows, and has a passion for, coffee and what it can do. Until then, keep driving folks.

normally, I have had great experiences with this place but unfortunately the last two times I've…read morewent I've gotten completely not what I've asked for. I went today 4/24 around 4 pm and asked for an iced butterfinger latte with caramel syrup and whipped cream. the lady wrote it down on the cup but I truly don't think she even added flavoring syrup to it...plus no caramel or whipped cream. it tasted like straight shots with some milk - and I very much am a coffee fanatic...would really appreciate some support for this. I could've made the coffee I got just at home - but I went because I wanted something I don't normally get. In today's economy, if I'm paying for a coffee out, it should really be what's ordered. As a former barista, I totally understand mistakes happen, but it's frustrating that this is now two times that I've spent my money.

The woman who served my coffee made my entire day special. She was so sweet! And, she made good…read morecoffee. My Nutter Butter frappe even had real peanut butter in it!

This is certainly one of the most charming and delightful cafes I have ever had the pleasure to…read morevisit! The coffee is roasted on location and truly excellent, but it is the integration of the very beautiful garden shop with the cafe that justifies the adorable clientele I witnessed, replete with grand mothers and their little ones on outing in the sun -- surely it is not always so beautiful here, but if you visit, and you certainly should -- I propose readiness. Who can say what profound might come upon you here... magic is afoot.

Excellent chai, coffee, sandwich and baked goods. It is a fun place with excellent service. Love…read morethat it is tied to a garden center-very fun!

Terrific breakfast sandwiches, excellent coffee, chai. The…read moreservice is fast and FRIENDLY even when they are slammed, you get a greeting and a smile which is refreshing. It is window service but it's covered and has seats while you wait. It's an easy drive from Wildwood Park and it's WORTH the trip.

Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag 4 Stars…read more Headed up toward Mt. Hood, I swung into Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag on a cold mountain morning, chasing a memory more than a meal. Back in the day when this place went by a different name and the vibe was more Hoppin' they made some of the greatest biscuits and gravy around. Legendary stuff. So naturally, I had to try it again. Good news: it didn't disappoint. I won't swear it's as good as the original incarnation (time has a way of polishing memories), but it's a solid second-best, and that's saying something. The biscuits were hearty, the gravy did its job, and I left full and ready for the road. The coffee? Decent. It'll wake you up, won't change your life, but it'll get you to Timberline without falling asleep at the wheel. That said, the place feels like a ghost of its former self. Sad to see the market closed that part stings a little. The building still holds the echoes of what it used to be, and you can almost feel the history lingering in the corners. Service-wise, there was a moment. The lady at the counter was BS-ing with some guy at the window for a solid five minutes or maybe he was just standing there, staring into the void but either way, I was ready to order. That little pause cost them a star. Still, for the price, the convenience, and the fact that I was in and out with no line while heading up the mountain, it earns four stars. It's good, it's familiar, it's just missing something. If they ever find it again, this place could really shine.