We have been hearing about this place since it opened, but find ourselves in the Naches area so…read moreinfrequently, that prior to this week, we had not yet made our pilgrimage out there. That all ended this week! I finally got to come check this lovely establishment out, and we were blown away! My wife, one of our kids, and I all had equal reaction reactions when we stepped in. We all said something along the lines of. " this place is really nice and very inviting" It's housed in an old bank and they have done some great things with it. The vault is a small shop with a number of different local items available. The main seating area has wonderfully made tables, wood floors that are as nice as anything I've seen in a house, indeed, art, and decor on the wall is creative, warm and captures an essence that is perfectly and uniquely suited to the area. They have the expected vast array of caffeinated delights, a number of food options and even have local coffee, that is roasted on site, for sale. our orders came out quickly, and the staff was incredibly friendly. We have plenty of friends who are driving down here from Yakima on a regular basis. After getting a chance to try the place out, I can absolutely see why! This is literally a spot. We will stop every time. We are out this direction. Magnificent work creating an incredibly inviting space that serves up some delicious coffee!

I spent 3 1/2 hours here this morning doing school work, and the space was very clean with lots of…read moreroom to choose a place to sit. I got a medium hot caramel latte and a "Bighorn" breakfast bagel sandwich. I thought the $12 price for the sandwich was steep, but not so much after I realized it's the size of a burger! The gal working behind the counter was friendly and my latte tasted excellent. The bathroom was very clean, and I'm glad they kept the thick, steel vault door as part of the decor as the building used to be a bank. I definitely have to come back for coffee when I'm in Washington again.

Adding to the continued expansion of awesomeness, Yakima now has its own nano roasters!…read more A lovely couple started roasting beans out of their house about 6 months ago and had such a following that they decided to open up a little shop from which to sell said roasty beans! Located off Tieton next to a salon, a gym and a taqueria, it's a perfect place to grab your fix and go. This isn't a coffee shop, but rather a roaster, so you're only buying beans. The place is only open a couple times per week for folks to pick up orders (or buy more) and also for the roasting to be done. A quick tour revealed some really cool stuff they've done! Currently they're offering 4 different types of beans that they've sourced from all over the world. They're working to make sure the beans are fairly sourced from farmers in different regions so they have a variety and maintain the integrity of the product. It's pretty rad at its core! Non-pretentious, solid coffee, that benefits the people buying and selling it. The store is small, but with lots of character. The roaster they use is American made with American materials and is 100% awesome! Said roaster is the centerpiece and the art on the walls is from local artists. They've decided to not take a commission to everything that's sold benefits the ladies who've produced that pictures. Good stuff! At present, the bags retail for $15 each and they've got beans from Ethiopia, Sumatra and Mexico. Not the least expensive coffee you'll find, but truthfully not bad. It's less expensive than most of the stuff you'll find at any national chain, but this is actually benefiting the area A welcome addition to town and run by some great folks! Even if you don't like coffee, you definitely know someone who does, and as such it's worth your time to get them a bag of beans from here!

Finally we have an amazing coffee roaster in Yakima!!!…read more I went to Basalt Roasters on a Monday and it was tiny but BEAUTIFUL inside. The owner showed me the various kinds of coffee beans they carry. She was very friendly and eager to help me. They only had Latin American single origin coffee beans at that moment. I bought the Guatemalan and Mexican coffee. I tried them both and I fell in love the Mexican single origin coffee. The Mexican coffee smells so intoxicating and it tastes amazing. Unlike most coffee beans, they did not smell or taste burnt. They were bright and rich. The only downside of this place is that they're only open on Mondays and on certain hours during the day. If you're a coffee snob or just love coffee in general- I would totally recommend this place.

If you like sandwiches with in-house homemade bread, breakfast all-day, daily specials that aren't…read moreon the menu, and homemade soups & salads, this place is for you. The owner bakes all the pastries in the case that greets diners first thing inside the door. We saw several people come in just to buy the treats. Small town café open Thursday-Sunday with hot and cold lunch items (Hubs loved his Rueben and our non-meat eating daughter raved about the Grilled Cheese Margarita), burgers, and a wide variety of breakfast items. I had the Crab Stuffed Eggs Benedict that was fantastically delicious. Don't even get me started on the fluffy homemade biscuits with gravy. YUM! Real shredded hashbrowns, too, not the nuggets that seem to be everywhere else. Thick cut French Toast made with homemade raisin bread was heavenly. Server was friendly and prompt, owner came out to chat with us, too. We were a party of six that fit comfortably in a booth. Lots of cute signs and vintage decor. Can't wait to go back!

We were so happy Sticky Fingers was open on the 4th of July! Delicious homemade food in a charming…read moreold school family-run diner. Friendly, attentive server kept our bottomless cups of coffee topped off. Highly recommend.

A gem in Tieton! Stopped in for a Friday glass (bottle) of wine with some friends and decided to…read moreorder a few of the toasts to try. Nice local selection of beer or wine. Would love to also visit and have some coffee. The space is clean and bright with lots of natural lighting. A selection of local products are also available to shop for. The toasts were delicious! Whether you visit for coffee or wine/beer I highly recommend going hungry for a snack. We had the strawberry toast and the carrot and muhammara toast. The muhammara was delicious!

We really enjoyed the atmosphere, friendly staff, and breakfast biscuit. Loved the local wine and…read morebeer options as well, looking forward to visiting again soon to try their coffee! They had locally made stationary and some other unique items for sale throughout the store. Really enjoyed the atmosphere inside and how it was decorated.

Definitely a Yakima gem. Great lattes with a good selection of alternative milks. The customer…read moreservice was excellent and is located in an old train station with lots of room inside to sit and work too.

Great spacious spot for a pit stop. Easy to park, plenty of seating and space inside, combined…read moreplant shop, kids play room, and small event space. The Bee's Knees latte was delicious. There are sandwiches and some muffins available too but we didn't opt for those. The kids room was equipped with a play kitchenette, tables, tumble mats, games, etc.. Restrooms were decent - a few stalls and changing table in the women's.

Mountain Goat Coffee was so cute! We visited twice during our stay in Packwood. First off, I loved…read moretheir branding and charming interior, especially the little toadstool table/chairs for kids. They were pretty busy both times, but service was friendly and efficient. I ordered the Blackberry Cobbler Cold Brew, which was delightful. They didn't have many non-pork breakfast options, so I tried the Blueberry Chia Cup. I'm just not the biggest fan of chia, so this wasn't my favorite. However, my friend said her breakfast burrito was solid. We returned later in our trip, and I got a Ginger Molasses Cookie. This was delicious! The texture was perfectly chewy and the flavor was great. Overall, worth the visit!

This is a nice little coffee shop to stop for some caffeine after hiking. The coffee wasn't mind…read moreblowing, but it was really solid and hit the spot perfectly well. The pastries were also great! I tried a double chocolate cookie that was very yummy. I appreciated how friendly the staff was. They were super welcoming and just made very nice conversation. There is plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. I will definitely come here again next time I'm spending time at Rainier.

Enormous fan of this place. Must stop on the way to eastern washington. The coffee is delicious,…read moreservice is always quick and friendly. Drive through only (I think?) but that's OK, you're on your way somewhere. Terrific location and vibe. Apparently a second location, after one in Colorado. Must be a good story as to why those would be the only two locations, I can just say that this one is top notch and a great stop on a long drive.

We went on a weekend trip to the Moses Lake area and we were in need of coffee beans for us to make…read morecoffee at home. We looked around via Yelp for anything promising out in this direction we were going and settled on Red Silo. They are a coffee roastarie. While we were there on site we wanted to purchase some of their coffee drinks as well. I got their rendition of an iced London Fog drink. The Earl Grey aspect I haven't visited in a while and it was good to return to it. The coffee bean options they had were barrel aged red wine coffee beans and barrel aged white wine coffee beans. We got the white wine coffee beans. The flavor is very unique and something intriguing to wake up to in the morning.

We happen to cross this place when we were looking for a coffee shop to kill some time on a weekend…read moremorning. It's got a great location just off the main street in downtown, and was quite a lovely little space. Very much designed for people to come in, spread out and converse, it was a very warm and inviting sort of spot. The coffee offerings have a definite, Mexican flare to them, and were very nice. They had standard offerings and then a number of specials on a sort of fresh sheet. They had plenty of coffee and Mexican culturally centric items for sale as well as some clothing. Nice stuff to look through and most would find something they enjoy! The pictures in the wall were as expected, until I saw a print that read "Excess in Moderation". I found out it's by an artist named Ravi Zupa and now it may be my favorite picture! Back to the coffee - The ladies working here were very friendly and everything came out quick. All in all, a really cool spot with a great local vibe and pizzazz running throughout! You should check it out.

Customer service was friendly, very helpful and welcoming. Food was delicious, as well as the…read morecoffee. Definitely will be coming back when I'm back here.

I love this place. My sister used to work here wayyy back in the day (like 2005 or 2007) and I…read moreloved it then and I love it now, even with a new ownership. The service and food has always been top notch when we come back from a weekend of camping. Their French fries are soo good. Im a fry snob, and I could eat the Drift Inn fries for lunch and dinner. Its a cool little 50's era diner with a lot of really cool antiques inside. Love this place, even if I do only come like 3 times a year.

There were 12 of us on our way at to visit the Elk Feeding Station and we reserved a table at the…read moreDrift Inn for brunch at 11:00 AM. What a treat. It's a step into the past, in more ways than one. The memorabilia sparked memories, the service was impressive, the food was delicious. Congenial staff, fresh and tasty food from the kitchen served in a timely fashion and we all ordered from the menu. I'm sure my eggs were farm fresh ( I know about these things). I can highly recommend this quaint, wayside, unpretentious diner. We will return next year for the feeding of ourselves and the elk.

We stumbled upon this place. AMAZING DRINKS, FOOD, and SERVICE…read more We are camping at Rimrock Lake and liked it soooooo MUCH that we came back again the next day! Shout out to Brody. Great bartender!!! We had such a good time. Wish this place was closer to where we live. We are from Cali. If we ever come through Naches again, we will definitely be stopping to visit again!!!

First time I went the old fashioned was pretty good. Went a few month later and it was one of the…read moreworst I've ever had. All three of us hated it..:especially for the price. Grapefruit ??? If it called for that on the menu we would have skipped it!!! Horrible drink! This makes me not want to go back and try anything else.