Pretty packed place. Luckily we beat the rush. After we ordered there was a line out the door…read more Great location because a lot of hikers probably end up here to recover all the burned off calories. Lots of sweets to choose from. They even have savory sandwiches. I got the turkey and Swiss croissant warmed up and it was perfect for after my hike. I also got the Red Bull Italian soda but I could do without the Red Bull. My cousin got the Northbender which was a sandwich with horse radish. Nice bite to it. Definitely worth a stop in if you're in the area.

Phenomenal pastries. Good coffee. I like that they're open early and the customers and ambience are…read moreboth sunny and pleasant. There's one young cashier in here who has about a half dozen septum piercings who never says thank you, never smiles, never says hello or goodbye, never says you're welcome, responds to thank you with "yep", and treats customers like they're an annoying burden for her. She would make a great prison guard at Auschwitz- I'm not sure about her as the face of a quaint small town bakery. Next time if she's there I'll probably opt to get pastries and coffee at Hoxdotter Coffee around the corner so I don't feel like I'm being barked at by an angsty teen Stasi.

We just celebrated my milestone birthday over the weekend. I consider myself a pretty good cake…read morecritic who loves baking cakes myself. The carrot, red velvet & chocolate cupcakes were all amazing and beautiful too. The best cream cheese frosting ever! I will be recommending Made Baking Co. to all of my friends.

The BEST cakes, cookies, cupcakes, pies, scones, cinnamon rolls, etc you will ever eat!! Julianna…read moreis so wonderful and sweet and she puts magic into each desert she makes, I can't get enough!!

I was super excited to try this coffee spot in North Bend for the first time and when I suggested…read moreit as a meeting spot for breakfast with my book bestie, I was enthused to learn that it's actually her go-to place to get her morning caffeine! The coolest thing about this spot seems to be their rotating specials year round! The lucky charms cold foam my book bestie described from their last year's St. Patrick's day menu sounded drool-worthy. I was super excited to try their Valentine's day offerings. The woman at the counter who took my order was so sweet. She helped me put together the perfect custom drink for me: a 16 oz oat milk dark chocolate mocha with raspberry syrup and raspberry cold foam on top! It was delicious, I loved how fluffy and sweet the cold foam was and the dark chocolate in the mocha was delectably rich. I was also super excited about their diverse pastry selection! I've never seen a raspberry cornetto before and I was super excited to order it. I loved that it was literally like having a croissant with jam which is one of my fave breakfasts! One of my pet peeves is when croissants are too flaky and hard to tear apart with your fingers, but this one was super easy to tear apart and eat, though it still was fairly messy. The cosy atmosphere made it easy for me and my book bestie to spend hours chatting over our drinks. I love the huge windows that allow for so much natural light an incredible view of Mount Sci. I'd definitely love to come back with my watercolours and paint it. Since this is my book bestie's fave coffee shop spot, I'm sure we'll be back here soon! I'm super excited to keep exploring their seasonal drinks.

Extremely Disappointing Customer Service…read more We stopped at Huxdotter Coffee in North Bend on Friday and ordered a 16 oz PBJ Smoothie, a 16 oz Mango Smoothie, and a ham and cheese croissant through the drive-through. At the window, we received the croissant and the 16 oz PBJ Smoothie, but were handed a 12 oz Mango Smoothie. We immediately pointed out that the drink was the wrong size. Rather than simply acknowledging the mistake and correcting the order, the employee told us that the order had been entered as a 12 oz drink. We reiterated that we had specifically ordered a 16 oz Mango Smoothie. Instead of saying something as simple as, "I'm sorry, we'll remake that for you," we were told that she would have to refund the original charge and then charge us again for the 16 oz drink. Seriously? Apparently, Huxdotter has developed an innovative new approach to customer service: If we make a mistake, the customer gets to fix it. The mistake wasn't ours. We ordered a 16 oz drink, and the employee or the person taking the order entered it incorrectly. Yet instead of taking responsibility for the error and providing the customer service one would reasonably expect, we were essentially given a bureaucratic explanation of why correcting their mistake was going to require additional transactions. We were on our way to an appointment and didn't have time to wait around sorting out an issue that should have taken less than a minute to resolve. We simply said, "Never mind," and left. What is especially disappointing is that this wasn't about the cost of a smoothie. It was about how the situation was handled. Mistakes happen. Good businesses acknowledge them, apologize, and make them right. Telling the customer that they have to go through a refund and repurchase process because the business entered the order incorrectly is simply poor customer service. Unfortunately, this experience left such a bad impression that we won't be going back. There are plenty of coffee shops willing to treat their customers better.

Cozy bakery behind Snoqualmie Ice Cream. You can get here from Falls Ave SE as well…read more We ordered a slice of the Humble Berry pie. It is a triple berry blend of raspberry, blackberry, and blueberry with a scoop of hand-whipped cream. The pie was not sweet which was perfect for us. Paired with the sweeter whipped cream makes it a great combination for those who are looking for a sweet dessert. The lady here was kind and gave us quality service and samples. Would definitely come here again for more pies soon. Service: 10/10 Ambiance: 10/10 Food: 10/10

Hope you're hungry! An absolute mountain of food. Had Denver omelette with hashbrowns, which were…read more80% crispy - the best! Saturday visit, was surprised at the crowd. (Hadn't been in THIRTY years). 50 minute wait for a table, but counter service avail for singles and couples.

Twin Peaks was a show that hit the exact right chords for me. Having cherry pie and a cup of coffee…read morehere was a bucket list item. We stopped by for a Tuesday morning breakfast, and the staff was super friendly and the foot was surprisingly good and plentiful. There are bits of Twin Peaks memorabilia (including a book of fan made memories of David Lynch). The pie and coffee were might fine. Definitely worth a stop if you are a fan of Twin Peaks and:or filling breakfasts.

Stopped here again. Friday afternoon, meet up with some friends…read more Great service Peilani was awesome. Hope I spelled that right. She's always the best, very friendly, sassy, engaging. Thank you! The food was good, I had the burger this time out. Solid choice. Got the amazing curl fries, love those! Busy place, not loud, we were outside so they made it even better. Thanks for another awesome meal.

Came to South Fork in North Bend immediately after running the Iron Horse Half Marathon. I got…read morefifth overall, if you guys care. I guess you could say I smashed it. Anyway, I came in around noon on Sunday, so basically brunch time, and ordered the French Toast with Macrina cinnamon swirl brioche, vanilla bean, and real maple syrup. I also added a side of two eggs, which I believe I got over medium. I walked around for a bit while waiting for my order, and when I went to pick it up, one of the guys working there repeatedly asked if everything was all right. I'm not entirely sure what prompted that, but the interaction felt a little awkward. I ate inside at my own table. The French toast itself was good, but definitely too sweet for me. I used maybe three-quarters of the maple syrup they provided, which admittedly didn't help my cause, but even apart from that, the cinnamon-swirl brioche was already quite sweet. If you're ordering it, I'd recommend going easy on the syrup at first and adding more as needed. Overall, decent post-race brunch and the French toast tasted good, but between the sweetness and the slightly awkward experience, I'd give it 3/5. 3/5 stars Last visited: August 30, 2026

What makes this particular QFC shine are its people. Mary, Richard, Laura, Bailey, Janset, Hailey,…read moreAudrey, Stephen, Rachel--and many others--all make us feel welcome and that we matter. I wish more places of business created an environment in which their employees felt they could be themselves the way that this QFC does. It makes shopping there a pleasure when the employees seem happy and interact with customers in a genuine and lighthearted way. I'm sure it's not all roses all the time--it's still a job, of course--but who says work has to be pure hell all the time? Thanks QFC!

This grocery store has fresh produce and slightly better pricing than Safeway on produce and…read morenatural food products. The issue I have is with the employees. Sometimes I get nice, polite cashiers and others complete stone cold and rude. Most of the employees are Caucasian (probably due to the local population). I am a person of Color. Ironically there is one POC employee, a young tall man, I believe is Indian, who played Chicken with me with his large utility cart used for stocking shelves. He blocked me in an aisle where there is room for only one. It was him and his large cart vs. me and my small shopping cart. He pressed forward, forcing me to backup. Wow incredibly rude and disrespectful.

Neither of us had been to Snoqualmie Falls in years. We were there for our anniversary on a gift…read morecard from my husband's niece. It's one of those magical places you remember vividly from childhood. We hiked the viewpoint path all the way down (and back up! ) before dinner. We had to change out of our sweaty hiking clothes in the parking lot. We were seated at a window view 4-top. (If you are frequent diners you'll understand how luxurious a 4-top is in a busy restaurant.) Our awesome server Damon started us with complimentary sparkling wine as an anniversary treat. Later came a small amuse bouche of dressed cherry tomatoes over what I think is the same pesto shown in the Romani beans photo. (We both have a tendency to start eating things before we remember to take the picture.) Our appetizer was the Burrata Cheese plate w/charred tomato & eggplant, lemon, over grilled olive bread. We ate it all before remembering to take a picture. (See previous paragraph.) He had the Cedar Smoked-Salmon in Dungeness crab and corn bisque, which I can't review because he wouldn't share any. I had the 14oz. Classic Center Cut Ribeye, which as you can see I tucked into before taking the shot. The steak was a perfect medium-rare and the Green peppercorn demi-glace is killer. Our sides were the Northwest Grits & Cheese Curds and a special that night of Romano Green Beans in Pesto. We fought over the last of the grits and took the last of the beans home for dinner the next night along with half of my ribeye. Dessert: What can I say? I hate sharing dessert to begin with. And this one, Peaches & Cream; cheesecake on butter cake,(shortbread) with roasted peach compote, bourbon salted caramel sauce, and house made butter pecan ice cream (and candied walnuts) We got 2. I ate all of mine and he ate all of his. Everyone was happy. For the full meal deal the total was $319 before tip. We had a $300 gift card. The lodge is only 25 minutes up the pass from us and we plan to go back again for drinks and apps at the Terrace Bar overlooking the falls. It's a lovely place.

Really bad customer service and waiters/servers throwing attitude about seating…read more Place was practically empty for outside seating at 4:15 PM (we were a part of 4) but the host kept saying all tables are reserved from 5 PM so can't seat anyone. Except, there were 2 tables seated already that we could see but they specifically didn't want to seat us! Disappointed, because I thought the location was great.