Lived here 7 years and this is my favorite coffee shop all the girls are nice make good coffee…read more The only one that's a hit or a miss is the chick that drives the Toyota FJ cruiser I just don't get a coffee that day lol I don't like gambling if my drinks gonna be good .

My cousin just bought property in the Roy area, and this was my first time out here. Coffee was…read morereally tasty, and prices better than that place with Bucks in its name. Definitely stopping here next time I'm in town.

Great people here. Good drinks and Ice cream. Always enjoy stopping by. Look forward to next time.read more

Amazing owned she was super sweet ice cream is good. Coffee…read moreis great! Wish it had a drive though I'd go every day. On second no I don't or I'd be broke.

I went to Kravins, The new name for the coffee house, that used to be called Shiplap it's located…read morein the center of Old Town Yelm, WA. I had great expectations but was sadly disappointed. First of all, you must realize there's tons of coffee places in Washington, especially in Yelm I can count about 9 places that sell coffee on the main Street. I'm not even counting the half dozen gas stations either . Most of them are little drive-thru structures. This one is a brick and mortar in town. And unfortunately people are lazy and like to drive through and get their beverages. So that's sort of a negative for Kravins. You need to make that place a coffee house. Someone is willing to get out of their car for. The former business was really adorable. They had some really cute unique vintage stuff in there shop. They had a business that did Do-It-Yourself terrariums in the back. It was very unique and it was sad that they didn't make it due to lack of support of this town. The rule of thumb is when you take over a business you need to make it better and more interesting . I went in the other day, because I heard they had soup there a while back. They no longer sell soup. So that's strike one. Their baked goods looked like they had bought them from the grocery store instead of either sourcing them from someone unique or baking them themselves. There are plenty of bakers that are independent in this town that you could source some really amazing baked goods from if you don't want to do it yourself. You need something like that to bring people in. I don't know why you don't have a soup and salad bar that would take your business to the next level. The cute shop and vintage items are gone and have been replaced with boring gift store items. Tim's pharmacy has the most unique items and they're right across the street. Why are you trying to reinvent the wheel with some humdrum stuff? I'm giving you free advice if you want to make that business go. You have to make it shine and be so unique. Even the drinks have to be different. I purchased a small smoothie that cost me almost $8 and it wasn't good. It was extremely sweet and it had a strange taste to it. Based on that visit I would never come back and I wouldn't recommend you to anybody. You have a really nice shop there. You need to really bring it up to the next level. You need to serve some sort of soup and salad. Something unique. Forget the sandwiches. Those are everywhere or if you make sandwiches they have to be different. People are looking for something new. Also you want to make it a place people want to come and hang out. It's not charming anymore with the gift shop hanging there. Hopefully you fix it. Turn it into a little restaurant.

Quite a unique store. It looks small from the outside but once inside, it huge. It's got 3…read moresections, the front, simply seatings plus several sales good table, middle section, where you order your drinks and foods/snacks plus shopping for sale goods plus a rental private room for meeting, and the back section is where all the tables & chairs, couches, dinning tables, mismatch of everything. Decor overall is carefree and chill moods. Clean & spacious place for work, relax, or just hangout to read a good book with drinks & snacks. Drinks are okey, not bad and same with foods. No need for high expectations but go with the flow. We went here for some recoup & recharge over coffee & cookie and card games. Service is nice & friendly. Good vibe for sure. Had a wonderful time here with my friend before bowling right next door. Parking is plenty, most are street parking infront, sideway or in the back.

A few of my friends and I stopped by Mountain Goat Coffee in April 20206. We were passing through…read moreon our way to White Pass Ski Area to ski for the day. Mountain Goat Coffee recently underwent some renovations. The interior is modern, cozy, and inviting. Plenty of places to sit comfortably, and clean restrooms. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and efficient. In addition to their well-established coffee options... The breakfast burritos are a great addition to the menu. A vegetarian option is available. If you are passing through town, stop by for breakfast! Thanks for the great coffee and delicious food Mountain Goat!

Ambiance: Cute little cafe! It's not too far from the Mt…read more Rainier entrance. There's ample seating inside and outside. It can get pretty packed though since it's the only dine-in cafe in town. There is quite a lot of cute merch in the back & stickers at the front counter. Service: Service was okay. Our orders did come out quick, but if it's packed it'll take a lil while. Food: I came 3 different days and ordered 3 lattes each day (Carmel, marshmallow, and hazelnut). I believe their hot lattes taste a lot better than ordering an iced one. I've had better lattes but this is the closest cafe in the area. Espresso was decent. As for their pastries, their salted double chocolate chip cookies are DELICIOUS! Highly recommend! That cookie was the reason we kept coming back.

This place is owned by Kim now and she puts so much thought and love into your order! Go in and get…read morea strawberry lemonade it will not disappoint! She's got goodies to buy depending on the time of day she maybe out of it or it won't be as fresh but all her sandwiches are made to order and soooo yummy and be careful of the spicy mayo... its spicy but I'm a baby... its now the "tea garden"

Great gluten free baked goods. Lady who runs it is a saint…read more Best place to get local honey .

Need some caffeine before heading to Mt Rainier or even after hiking? Stop here. This place is…read moreright in the road before entering the park. You can drive thru or park (plenty of parking). The place is small but drinks are ready quick.

I can't say enough good things about this cute coffee stand. The barista was super sweet, got our…read morecoffees done quickly and, for my latte, just enough sugar free hazelnut syrup. I mean this place was a gem. It will be a regular stop anytime we are in Ashford!

First time stopping at this location and it was easy to access and no one was in line…read more Staff was super friendly and went above and beyond to make our experience great. From the standard menu we ordered a Supernova, which is made with beyond blue with Guavaberry and topped with lemonade and a down to earth which is made with beyond blue with blue raspberry, green apple and topped with cream. Both drinks tasted great.

First timer at Gravity Coffee! I heard this was the place to come for a fresh smoothie in the area…read more Caylee helped me out, was friendly and the service was quick. Highly recommend if you're in the area and need a coffee or Protein Smoothie!

I would like to say how wonderful the people who work there like Lilly was the barista and she is a…read morewonderful person she has a good smile happy positive attitude and makes your morning awesome

Great service, all the girls here are great and super nice. My protein shake always taste…read moredelicious. Thank you maxim girls

My family was looking for a place to try for breakfast and this popped up on Google so we thought…read morewe'd give it a try. We ordered the following with ratings and overall feel: Earl's Mess 8/10: The gravy on this was BOMB! The only downside of this dish was that there were bell pepper seeds everywhere in the food so I got alot of crunchies. I also would have loved like a slice of toast or a biscuit to really push this dish over the edge. Benedict Bowl 6/10: Portion is a little small and the hollandaise sauce was alright. 34916 7/10: The biscuit and fruit jam was the best part! Everything else was overall good but not knock your shoes off. Deserts chocolate chip whoopie pies, snickerdoodle coffee cake bites and a chocolate cupcake 10/10: This is the bread and butter of it all. Their deserts are amazing! The service was good. We were greeted right away and all our questions were answered quickly. We will definitely be back to try more items.

So disappointed today when we stopped for a cozy shutdown breakfast surrounded with yummy's only to…read morefind out we had to order and wait in our car for our food and then eat in our car. There were not many yummy's to choose from...the tables were gone and 1/2 the restaurant has candy and crude food in it. We just discovered Gilhams a while ago and have stopped every time we go by. Wish you luck on your new endeavor but we will pass as cozy is our priority.

We stopped by Coffee Kitchen about two weeks ago while driving back home, and it turned out to be…read moresuch a pleasant surprise. Since we were passing by and totally new to the town and surrounding, we just google/yelp but we are so glad that we picked this one over others. The owner/barista was incredibly kind and welcoming. We both have specific dietary preferences and usually prefer drinks with very low sugar. She took the time to listen carefully and recommended something that would suit our taste. I honestly couldn't believe how perfectly she balanced the drink--it had just the right flavor with minimal sugar, exactly the way we like it. What really stood out was her hospitality. The shop itself was neat, organized, and very clean, which immediately made the experience feel comfortable. When she handed us our coffees, she made sure to check that everything was according to our taste and preference. That personal touch meant a lot. Their **menu also looked very unique**, with some really interesting drink options that you don't usually see at typical coffee places. If we ever drive through that route again, we will absolutely make it a point to stop at **Coffee Kitchen**. I truly feel the town is lucky to have small businesses and people like this who care so much about their customers. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

Listen, salt bread IS worth the hype, and I was so stoked to have access to it without having to…read morefly to Korea. Mine came right out of the oven, so it was nice and toasty. It's a gorgeous marriage between a croissant and a butter roll seasoned with just the right amount of salt. As I was leaving, the owner gave me a bag of salt bread croutons dusted with cinnamon sugar. The sweet potato brioche loaf was pretty solid, too. Pass on the matcha cookie. I was bummed that the coffee bingsu is no longer a menu item.