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.

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 BYOF is a great area for those wanting to explore Mt. Rainier. The exterior of the brewery is…read morejust the same as the interior. I have never seen such great wooden architecture before in my life. There are enough seats to host large events as well as many games and books to enjoy. What's great about this place is that they have non-alcoholic beer as well as a variety of craft brewery. The bartender, Jason, was very helpful in deciding which beer to try. If you get a chance to come here, I highly recommend ordering: -Self Care "Scherler Easiest Lager" (N/A): very light, hoppy, tastes like a normal IPA, but without the buzz. It is a bit watered down in opinion, but I don't mind it. -Hourglass IIPA (8.5%): An Imperial IPA with strong pine and orange flavors, a little bitter, crisp, and fresh. Better than your typical lager. -Huckleberry Cider (6.4%): sweet, and beautiful color, a great choice for cider lovers. -"Virgin" Bloody Mary: your typical Mary, but without the booze, and a splash of Yucatán Habanero hot sauce. You can heat it up as much as you want with their variety of sauces. Packwood Brewery is a must try for any hikers or vacationers. Grab a pint, sit back, and relax after a very tiring adventure!

Right off the bat when you walk in theres a breeze flowing through the place and it feels alive…read more Plenty of natural light through the windows. You stand in line and order upon entry, and you pick up the food yourself with a buzzer, so there's no service to mention. I ordered the steak quesadillas. Took 35 minutes to get my food, but it tasted excellent and wasn't too heavy on my stomach.

SCOOP THERE IT IS!!! SCOOP THERE IT IS!!!…read more SCOOP THERE IT IS!!! Tiny ice cream place located in downtown Orting. Family owned business. They offer homemade waffle cones and homemade ice cream with 12 daily rotating flavors. Street parking only. Window order only. No seating inside. A single bench is available outside. Yesterday 6/25/25, we were craving ice cream prior to dinner. I know, we shouldn't have but we did. LOL! I ordered the regular scoop of Huckleberry Heaven ice cream on cake cone $4.99. It was perfect, yummy and not too sweet. My husband got the orange float which was a Sunkist soda with vanilla ice cream in a regular size cup $5.95. I feel that the cost was a little bit high for the size you get. My husband enjoyed it. We ate while walking around the area. The worker was great and quick. I'd like to try other flavors in the future.

Love this place! Hands down the best ice cream. The staff is…read moreamazing, We love getting the orange swirl, the kids love the cotton candy but any of them that we tried have been great. It's a cute little location too! We will continue to come here.

From the ice cream, bread and customer service , I cannot wait to go back! The prices were very…read morefair and the sundae was amazing.

Love this place! Local farm fresh SOFT SERVE, and other goodies, milk, eggs, cheese. Terrific…read moreservice. Drive thru most days but Sunday shows closed on Yelp, but they were open and serving as walk up. The soft serve is silky and delicious! We will for sure be back.

Freshly made pad thai that was not too sweet or saucy. The food truck offers quick service. It is…read morealso associated with a bar that occasionally hosts a local singer. Overall was good, personally would have preferred it to be spicier!

As an Asian palate, I'm delighted to have an authentic Thai dining experience near Mt. Rainier. We…read morestarted with fried wings, followed by hot basil fried rice with pork and pad kee mao with chicken as our main courses. To end our meal, we savored mango sticky rice. Surprisingly, the dishes were neither too greasy nor too salty, and the spice in the fried rice and pad kee mao provided a delightful kick to the taste. If you're in Packwood and craving some authentic Asian cuisine, I highly recommend this place.

Pizza was fantastic, a bit on the expensive side though. Next time I come through Packwood I'll be…read morestopping here again!

The pizza was great. I'd compare it to how I remember Pizza Hut tasting in my memory years ago…read more Buttery, crispy, fluffy crust. My wife had a gluten free pizza and said it was one of the better crusts she's ever had. Yeasty and delicious. Food came out quick compared to how busy it was. Tables were clean and there were plenty of places to sit.

This place had a great selection of souvenirs and very delicious ice cream. We were able to get…read moresouvenirs for the kids and a trucker hat for me.

We stopped by Wapiti Outdoors on our way home after reading about their famous huckleberry ice…read morecream and milkshakes. Most of the store is dedicated to selling gifts and other merchandise. The cafe, where all the ice cream and treats are found, is in the back of the store through a doorway on the right. Milkshake, Huckleberry, Large 24oz ($8.50*) - I'm not sure if they make their ice cream in house. Probably not**, but the milkshake is pretty tasty, studded with plenty of little flecks of blue/black colored berries. The consistency is perfectly drinkable and it's not too sweet. I saw them pouring in milk and scooping tons of ice cream into the blender - the milkshake probably has more ice cream included than even a double scoop cone. The milkshake is delightfully fruity flavored, kind of like blueberry, but also a little different. Just the day before drinking this milkshake, I foraged huckleberries near Mt. Rainier (red and several types of blue), and I can say that it also doesn't taste exactly like a fresh huckleberry, but the ice cream still tastes great in its own way. (4/5) *There is something funky going on with their accounting. A large milkshake (sans whipped cream) should be $8.50 according to the menu displayed at the counter. Their address indicates they are in Enumclaw, so adding a 8.9% Enumclaw sales tax should be $9.26. I was charged $9.49, plus an additional 33 cent service charge (they have a label at the front counter stating they charge a 3.5% service fee for credit cards so that's not an issue). I gave them a call after noticing this discrepancy and they told me that the large milkshake is actually $8.75 since they raised prices two months prior (and didn't update their menu...) and the extra $0.74 is tax. That's equivalent to a 8.5% sales tax, which no jurisdiction in either King County nor Pierce County charges. There's something strange going on and their explanation in the call makes no sense. **Based on my research, I believe the ice cream they use is from Cascade Glacier, which is a blueberry ice cream base with huckleberry flavoring. Any place with unethical or dishonest behavior automatically gets a 1 star review. For Wapiti Outdoors, in the best case scenario, they, for some inexplicable reason, decided not to update their electronic signboard to reflect their latest pricing AND they didn't set up their POS system to calculate sales tax correctly. In the worst case scenario, they are actively scamming their customers. Bathrooms - One unisex room