What an amazing place!!! SUCH unique and diverse flavors, including ube, matcha, Earl grey, guava,…read moreleak, blueberry and so much more!! The owners are so incredibly kind, that they even baked fresh cookies for us on two separate occasions because they'd run out. It's the kind of friendly environment that instantly makes you feel at home and want to give them all your money! I personally didn't love the ube matcha drink, as it was a bit bitter for me, but EVERYTHING else was incredible. The Tokyo fog? Amazing. The ube cookies? Phenomenal. The babe smoothie? I absolutely LOVED it the first time it was PERFECT but the second day it was lighter in color and a bit too sour for my taste. But man that first one was literally something I'll think about forever. We highly recommend the guava pastry, as we have had MANY but this one is definitely something special. The leak and cheese pasty is also amazing. The earl Gray cookie is also sooo nice. Anyway, this place is incredible and the people are magical. Makes me want to visit this small town again and again!!

Stopped in hoping for wheat based bakery items but the ONLY thing they had was a chocolate…read morecroissant. If you're a vegan or gluten free maybe this is going to be your jam but the croissant I got I'm pretty sure was the frozen ones that Trader Joes sells.

Dianna might seem a bit serious or focused at first, but it is clear that she has a big heart. Once…read moreyou visit a few times you'll see a wonderful, warm smile and experience how truly passionate she is about her business. The quality of the meat here is absolutely superb, and their recipes are genuinely to die for. Without a doubt, this shop produces the best jerky in all of Washington state. Rather than bothering with Owens in Cle Elum, you should make this spot in Roslyn an absolute must-visit for the unmatched quality and service.

If you really want to enjoy meat, then you might want to make yourself come here…read more The decor is a horror story, yeah.. I mean seriously not for the faint of heart. When you walk in, you may question if this place is real,.. or a front for something else... actually it's a front.. for a business that could take your freshly kill game, and break it down into all the necessary bits. Yup, they have a butchery service. If that isn't why you are here, it's because of the Jerky, preserved sausage, or the polish sausages. The Jerky is seasoned and tastes of perfection. It's salty, savory, chewy, tender, and all things sexy. They have plenty normally, but I have been told by a local, that they do run out, so if you see something that looks empty, just ask. You wonder why you haven't come here before... well, it might be because it's off the main drag, so you are not going to just drive by it. I paid cash, didn't ask about credit cards, but I think small businesses always appreciate cash, unless told otherwise.

My rating is 3.5/4!!! My friends and I stopped at Snoqualmie Pass for a quick caffeine boost…read more Overall friendly staff, cozy mountain vibe and a chill spot to warm up. Coffee was decent though wish they had sugar free options. Still a cute lil pit stop before hitting the trails!

Best coffee ever!! Atmosphere was outstanding and the food was great can't think of another coffee…read moreplace to go to

Darling little place with good breakfast options. I had an egg, cheese and bacon sandwich on a…read moreciabatta roll and it was really good! My husband had the avocado toast and he enjoyed his as well. Staff members were very welcoming, efficient and sweet. The rustic store offers some souvenirs and local products at reasonable prices.

I think I went in on an off day because there wasn't much of a selection…read more I got a grilled cheese which was okay. Staff was super nice but waited about 20 minutes for it when I was the only one in there. Was expecting more ready to go food items in the display cases but it was scarce. Inside is open and pretty cute with seating if you choose to snack there. Great location on "main strip" downtown roslyn.

Over the past five or six years, I have developed an affinity for good gas station cuisine... We're…read morenot talking hotdogs and crappy attempt in Mexican food, I'm talking about legit food that is prepared and sold in gas stations. I started coming to this gas station Because it tends to be quicker to get in and out of when we are driving back to the east side of the mountains. The guys that work here are always incredibly friendly and do a great job of keeping the place clean, well lit and, they tend to have gas that's about a penny cheaper than the other guys. To my eternal delight, they pointed out that they have Indian food for sale. Some of the best Indian food I've ever had came from a small gas station in Yakima, when an Indian family bought it and the mom started cooking. That appears to be what's going on here as well! The Indian gentleman who run the place seem to be Family or friends, and do an incredible job on all fronts. That now includes the Indian food! There's a freezer, now two or three, in the back of the restaurant that has 15 or 20 different restaurant quality Indian dishes. We sampled, goat, lamb, chicken, paneer (Indian cheese), and vegetable options. Everything we've had here, including the bagged garlic naan, has been amazing! We will grab two of the entrées and a bag of non-, and it feeds us for a couple of meals. It taste like somebody's mom or wife made it, and everything is legitimately worth going back for. This has become stop every time we pass by, partly for normal snacks, and increasingly for dinner later. You owe yourself to check the place out!

Wow it's hot and smells like fried food inside.. they have a lot of stuff packed into a rather…read moresmall place. Bathrooms are open but pretty run down 2 stall restroom with one stall missing its toilet seat. They also have air - in front of the random chapel.

They don't stay open very late, perhaps it was the off season but I found this was a bit difficult…read morefor me. They also ran out of 2/4 non-dairy milks for several days which I found impressive considering how large the property is and all the great things I heard about it. I also ordered a chai tea latte one morning and had to clarify it was a tea not a coffee beverage. Upon picking up the beverage they had indeed made a coffee which they had to remake. I appreciate their large selection of items like medicines, tooth paste etc if you have forgotten.

Nice place nice people…read more Who doesn't like coffee? Crazy ones that's who Coffee is condensed power in the form of liquid,

Cruising in my X5 FRANK decided a caffinated pit stop was in order. I'd bookmarked this place…read morealready so I felt today was the day to see the hype about this old coffee joint. It was ok, but I'm a hard coffee conisour so it will take a lot to impress FRANK. Yet this charming place reeked of localism and I loved it. So if you had time you could lounge around inside and enjoy communicating with humans vs everyone reviewing YELP or other social media distractions. I witnessed people communicating freely with each other.. For the beverage portion of my tour well I stood in line and viewed the chalkboard of choices. 2 ladies handled the coffee machinery like champs. You could feel & hear the grinding of beans along with the wave of hot vapor being produced by the espresso machine's boiler thats used through a steam wand to heat and aerate milk for a beverage. You know each drink is created with love whether you like it or not.... As for treats well many options in the case and even a few bananas for the health nuts... I'm sold on the unique coffee place regardless of if I loved my beverage or not. Just something about hanging out here did it for FRANK...

Have to stop here every time I drive over the pass. Good coffee and treats and bathroom stop…read more I adore the tiny maple bars. Don't have to commit to a full bar when I'm watching my sugar intake. Or at least trying to.. Relatively fast turn around time and cozy seating. Also has a mini gift shop with wine and local crafts and odds n ends.

This is a solid farmer's market. However, it is crowded and doesn't offer much in the vendors that…read moreare different from Ellensburg's farmers market on Saturdays. If you live closer to Ellensburg, I would go there instead.

This was a great farmers market for such a small area, lots of variety lots of vendors a ton of…read morefresh fruit from the epicenter of fresh fruits and vegetables home grown in Washington State. If you are anywhere near the Cle Elum or Ellensburg area the Rockland Farmers Market is a must stop. I highly recommend Purity soap works as it is my second time visiting this stand because I have already run out of there lavender lotion. In the past they were open on Saturdays, now they are open Sundays just follow any Farmers Market blog to see when their hours of operation are.