Best coffee ever! Their iced vanilla latte has the best color out of all of king county. Those…read morepretentious capitol hill bean roasters really need to make the trip out to the claw for some real coffee.

Good little coffee shop located just be for you head into Mt Rainier. Better coffee than anything…read moreup there road, best stop here first

Great place to study or meet with friends to catch up. Very positive vibe they have used and new…read morebooks and they do both wine and coffee I love this place

THE DUSTY SHELF: WHERE COFFEE MEETS CARVED SWAYZE SANCTUARY…read more Listen, their pour-over coffee is a masterpiece - each cup meticulously prepared with water so pure it makes angels weep. BUT CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE LIFE-SIZED HAND-CARVED CEDAR STATUE OF PATRICK SWAYZE FROM "POINT BREAK" DOING A PERFECT BACKSIDE AIR WHILE HOLDING AN ESPRESSO CUP? It's positioned by the cream and sugar station with such precision that when the morning light hits it, even the FBI agents would cry. Their Earl Grey is sourced from a secret garden tended by tea mystics. Whatever. Because I just witnessed the unveiling of their newest masterpiece: a mahogany Swayze in full "Dirty Dancing" lift pose, holding aloft not Jennifer Grey, but a perfectly balanced chai latte. The craftsmanship on those wooden dance pants is UNPRECEDENTED. Sure, their single-origin Ethiopian beans are hand-selected by monks who've taken a vow of excellent taste. But let's talk about what's really important: the rotating display of "Road House" Swayze carvings, each depicting a different roundhouse kick frozen in pine and oak. The one where he's simultaneously bouncing a troublemaker AND pulling a perfect shot of espresso? *chef's kiss* The baristas can discuss coffee varietals with scholarly precision, but can they explain why I just spent three hours staring at the intricate detail work on the "Ghost" sculpture where Swayze's wooden hands are simultaneously throwing pottery AND tamping espresso grounds? The artist even carved tiny clay spatter on his rolled-up sleeves! Their matcha ceremony is a testament to tradition. Cool. But have you seen the walnut Swayze from "Black Dog" arm-wrestling a bear while balancing a French press on his head? They say it took seven master carvers and one Patrick Swayze historian to get the mullet exactly right. The wall of Swayze isn't just art - it's a timeline of cinematic history carved in exotic hardwoods. They've arranged the statues chronologically, with special lighting that makes them appear to dance at exactly 3:17 PM every day. I've rearranged my entire work schedule around this miracle. Five stars for their beverage program - their commitment to craft is outstanding. But INFINITE SWAYZE stars for creating the world's first coffee shop/Swayze sculpture garden. I've started hosting guided tours. Tuesday's theme is "From 'The Outsiders' to Outer Bark: A Journey Through Wooden Swayze Evolution." P.S. I heard they're commissioning a new piece: Swayze from "To Wong Foo" carved entirely from rare purple heartwood. I've already taken out a second mortgage to fund my daily visits during the carving process. P.P.S. The pastries are excellent too, but have you seen how they're displayed on shelves supported by brackets carved to look like Swayze's perfectly chiseled jawline? That's attention to detail. Note: To the health inspector who questioned whether wooden Swayze statues belong near food preparation areas - clearly you've never experienced the purifying power of Patrick's carved gaze watching over your coffee grinding technique. Special Addendum: I'm not saying they should add more, but I am saying there's a conspicuous lack of "Steel Dawn" Swayze wielding a sword made of coffee stirrers. Just an observation. Remember: Nobody puts Swayze in the corner. They put him on handcrafted pedestals made from reclaimed barn wood, illuminated by vintage Edison bulbs that make his wooden muscles glisten like morning dew on a coffee leaf.

Everything was amazing. Great service. The coffee was delicious. The service was fantastic…read more Everything look good. It was well organized. The staff were nice.

I have been getting coffee here for 5 or 6 years Ashley can confirm. She is the best barista and…read morehas worked there for 5 yrs. Anyway they started closing an hr. Earlier a couple weeks ago and all the barista's know I don't come past 7:30 to hit em at closing time. Im not used to it closing at 7:00 but anyway I pulled up to the drive through at 6:55 and was refused service! Its very simple if u want to close at 6:45 or 6:50 thats fine just tell me your quitting time is actually 5 or 10 minutes earlier than we advertise. We just kinda round it off at 7:00 because it sounds better then I know But if u are ADVERTISING 7 AS CLOSE TIME, THEN CLOSE AT 7!!!!

It's always the little hole in the wall places that blow me away, and this is no exception. Some of…read morethe best ice cream I've had. The Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter is ridiculous and the Maui Wowie blew us away.

The huckleberry flavor was good and the ice cream was very thick and creamy!…read more The worker taking our order seemed annoyed with us or something even though we were like the only ones in there, so the vibe was a little weird.

This drive up coffee shop is such a gem. It's located next to a large strip that includes a…read moreStarbucks so do yourself a favor and drive the extra 300 feet for friendly and quick service!

Do not underestimate the power of the original coffee shake! I had a hankering for something sweet…read moreand needed to wet my whistle. I found this small establishment and immediately pulled in, ordered myself a black iced tea, and a coffee shake (pictured). Both, hit the spot and much needed after an afternoon of playing up at Crystal Mountain. Both came to be $7.00 for 2 16oz drinks- which is not bad if you ask me. Highly recommend stopping on your way to the mountain.

Best latte and mocha. Excellent foam not too bitter or mocha too sweet. Friendly service and clean…read moremodern open seating. Clean restrooms too.

Delicious semi-dry and dry red wines, great service, but ok food. Visited on a weekday and a day…read morebefore a holiday so it was busy during lunch time. I had a flight of red wine with my food. Was a great variety to subdue to the alcohol. My favorite was their Cabarnet Sauvignon. The food was their downside. The sandwich bread was crispy but hard. The cheese wasnt even melted. Chips that came with it were soggy. Service was nice and served my food within five minutes. From what I remember they serve a red wine flight, white wine flight, glasses of wine, food, and coffee! I know im missing another type of wine flight but am sadly forgetting. Overall, i recommend for a good drink. Also their wines are purchasable. It also seems like people love their other food and not their sandwiches so will give another food item a try next time.

This place is the vibe! Great coffee and tasty food. The staff is welcoming…read more Every coffee shop complaint I have is this.. people there solo should consolidate tables so others can enjoy the space as well.

This is my local coffee shop, it's my go to when I hang out with friends…read more I am very happy to have a specialty coffee shop in this little farmer-esque town. they have pretty fun seasonal drinks as well as a few regular specialty drinks. Their pastries aren't limited per say, but the variety isn't too huge. However, they have a lot of cookie options and bun options. They're not the most aesthetic pastries but they're pretty good, which is all you could really ask for. I've tried their salted bourbon latte and wasn't the biggest fan. But most of the other drinks that I've tried I've liked. I wouldn't say that the flavors pop out at you but the atmosphere and homey vibe keeps me coming back. It could've been a bit more cozy, the all white aesthetic isn't for me, but regardless it's nice and someone else's vision so I respect it. It's not too loud so you can still study here, but it's also not so quiet where you feel awkward to chat. The seating is a little limited, in the sense that single tables are scarce. It's mainly long community tables, which can be a little nerve wrecking for introverts but at least there is a decent amount of seating. They also sell plants from a separate vendor. There are plants, vases, and little trinkets. This coffee shop has a great purpose and mission statement, a lot of proceeds go to end human trafficking. This is a great shop to visit if you want a funky flavor of coffee (or a basic one), if you want to sit in and chat, or if you want to buy a plant; all while supporting a good cause.

The three stars represents my overall rating based on the food and coffee, but the coffee was 5/5…read more I had a white chocolate peppermint mocha with almond milk and it was creamy and sweet. Perfectly blended and delicious. The food was not great1-2/5 stars. I did enjoy the sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit. The biscuit wasn't too dry and it was flaky. The burritos were not great. Super dry and just bland. The aesthetic is super cute and inviting if you're coming for a coffee and work. They have it rustic with axe throwing and a bar top. They have a lunch menu, which might be significantly better than the small breakfast options. There was only one barista, but it wasn't too busy. Super cute and cozy!

Cool spot with a unique vibe--coffee, drinks, and axe throwing all in one place. The coffee was…read moregood, the staff was super friendly, and the rustic interior gave it a really cozy, laid-back feel. Loved the small table games too--great for hanging out with friends.