Pretty good drinks. They have a lot of variety from regular coffee and sugar bombs masquerading as…read morecoffee to teas and hot chocolate. Staff is friendly and wait times are usually pretty short. Building and property is well maintained and looks clean and well kept.

Sadly, we had to throw away all three of the overpriced "coffees" we got from here when traveling…read morethrough. Terrible quality.

Stumbled across this gem...terrific berry pancakes, great burger.... Amazing warm and friendly…read morestaff, quirky decor, lots of charm.

Service is a little different for a small town cafe, you order at the counter, pay and then take a…read moreseat. Staff is friendly. Food was good. Blueberry Pancakes were delicious, but flat. They probably over-mixed the batter. Homemade pies looked good!

We walked up to the drive-through window and were greeted by a smiling barista…read more Darling little building with ample room to drive-through. Several original choices. Mr. wonderful had the Stonehenge And I had a Matcha both beverages were very, very good!

My first time ever in Goldendale, and would you believe it was for work? Drove into this place on…read moremy break, as others had recommended this place based on the huckleberry theme. Friendly barista made a Huckleberry Truffle iced coffee with dark chocolate and plenty of drizzle. Just enough huckleberry flavor to taste unique compared to a regular mocha or latte. I'll have to try other coffees from this place if I come back for work (and have time on break). Recommended if you are traveling on 97 to Oregon or heading north towards Yakima!

I had a large late , they had sevens coffee from Seattle. It was good 4 shots of espresso. I was In…read moremy pickup camper and we had our dog with us. Was cheap too

This place is the cutest, not only do they have amazing drinks but their staff are THE best! Always…read morea good conversation while I wait for my coffee 10/10 recommend this place.

Sorry to say but this today was not a farmers market. The…read morehandmade vendors are great, but to promote things like scentsy, acupuncture and non local food items shame shame. I came for fresh lettuce. Veggies, peas beans not for jewelry crafts and commercial products. Very disappointed from 2 years ago until now. Promote local.

Very friendly staff and consistantly good food. W4e come every year. You can't miss by ordering…read morethe daily specials on the blackboard.

Wandered into this little cafe just before closing. Food was…read moretypical diner fare. Waitress was fun and friendly! Pancakes were outstanding; sandwiches were ok & salads were basic & good.

Great people and great food! Fun decor. Dropped in randomly, as happy with the sourdough and gravy…read moreI ordered (huge portion)

They opened late last year in time for the harvest festival. I ordered the full biscuits and gravy…read morewith a side of sausage. The biscuits were fresh sourdough. They were perfect for the sausage gravy. It was the breakfast I was looking for, comforting, filling, added dashes of Tabasco, the right amount of heat and acid to cut through the richness of the gravy. Coffee was perfect with this, hot fresh with enough space for cream. The table next to me ordered the Dad's breakfast burrito. It was as big as a forearm. The cook smiled at me, said it was filled with eggs, cheese, crispy red potatoes and sausage. This was a perfect surprise. I almost hesitated to post this, wanting to keep this as a hidden gem, the perfect soundtrack playing with great food served simply in a small town. If you are on the road, heading into Washington or passing through Satus Pass you will want to stop here.