Nestled in a picturesque location surrounded by majestic mountains, this charming little coffee…read morespot is a hidden gem worth revisiting. I've passed through this town twice in recent months, and each visit led me back here--first for a hot latte, then later for an iced one with a different flavor. Both drinks were excellent, crafted with impressive balance; I often find coffee drinks overly sweet, but here they strike a near-perfect harmony. The young barista, likely in her twenties, was warm, welcoming, and genuinely enjoyable to chat with--an added bonus to the already delightful experience. Don't overlook their packaged blueberry muffin either. To my surprise, it was one of the best I've had in that category--remarkably moist, with a vibrant blueberry flavor that lingers in the best way. A stop well worth making.

Coffee isn't bad but definitely intentionally overpriced. What I mean by that is the menu has the…read moreprices covered and has for at least over a year. Menu also doesn't list their full offerings, including the syrup flavors. Woman working seemed annoyed that I even asked. In a place with more competition this place wouldn't last 6 months, but Morton is small.

OK, the food is decent. The customer service was really nice. The ambience was a great little small…read moretown feel . They have a large enough parking lot. The prices are definitely way overpriced super expensive. I would suggest going further away to get more reasonably priced groceries.

Pretty cheap for its location, and pretty cute. Very much reminiscent of old Thirftways I've been…read moreto, and that's not a complaint. The food from the bakery was great too, and good pricing for a quick lunch.

This is an adorable little cafe with delicious food and a full espresso bar. They bake their bread…read moreand treats in house. The French toast is some of the best I've ever had, including fancy restaurants. This is going to be one of our favorite places to stop on road trips! Parking in front, 6 tables inside and 2 tables outside.

Restaurant isnt the cleanest but it is reasonable for the location. The food is piping hot which is…read morehard to find these days and it tastes great! Staff are friendly in this small town

Became a regular for a handful of days during our time visiting Packwood and Mount Rainier National…read morePark. Incredible little place with exceptionally friendly service. We looked forward to grabbing a drink in the morning on the way to our hike as well as our post hike lattes enjoyed out on the Adirondack chairs on the front patio. One day we even ordered a couple ice-less iced lattes to enjoy the next morning since we needed to head out on trail before they opened. As for the coffee, it's a darker roast than we personally prefer but that's just a matter of personal taste. As a home espresso enthusiast, I really appreciated their execution of preparing the drinks. Everything was consistent and done well. The coffee shop itself is a very warm and welcoming decor and seems to function as an oasis for PCT hikers and Cascade bikepackers for good reason. As someone who once did a coast to coast bike ride, I would have loved places like this.

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.

My wife and I stopped by here mid afternoon for some much needed caffeine after a day of hiking…read more Both of our very different coffees were perfect and the service was fantastic. The barista was very friendly and personable. I will be grabbing more coffee from here on the way out of town in the morning.

amazing iced honey espresso!…read more great & friendly service! loved everything about it, highly recommend stopping by on the way to mt. rainier!

Came here looking for a burger and milkshake after hiking in a nearby town with my daughter. Had…read morehigher hopes for this mountain town diner. The place is pretty run down which isn't an issue for me if service and food are decent. There was one waitress for the entire joint. She was nice but overworked and therefore took her a long time just to stop by our table. Ok, that's fine. The real problem was that there was only one cook too. By the time I realized the mistake I had made by staying here, it was too late. It took 55 minutes from when we sat down to when we were served lunch. There were maybe 4-5 average size parties of people there in booths of about 2-5 people each. The dessert menu was entirely cake and pie from the dessert counter but the rotating dessert refrigerator had literally one pie in it and a piece of another pie that looked like it had been in there awhile. The pie refrigerator itself looked unsanitary. The bathrooms are in desperate need of basic maintenance/renovation--I pee in a lot of pit toilets and honeybuckets so a gross bathroom doesn't usually phase me, but being a foodservice business, the condition of the bathroom was alarming. The food was as expected--the chicken ranch bacon wrap was very large but I didn't taste much chicken, mostly just mayo, lettuce and bacon bits. The burger looked decent and the fries were standard frozen deep fried which were fine. I really do like to support mountain diners when I come off long hikes, but this one didn't hit the mark this time. Even just one more extra hand would have made a world of a difference.

Parking in the front on the street or a few spots behind, if you get lucky. Seat yourself and you…read morewill be greeted quickly with menus. We come mainly for brunch on Saturdays at 11:00 am (occasionally Friday or Sunday) and sit in a booth. Here about every 6 to 8 weeks and shocked I haven't written a review yet! Server / main front of house person always remembers us and is kind and super friendly, even when she's busy. It's a diner with reasonable prices - I've had the breakfast sandwich, corned beef hash, mix of Ala carte side options, main breakfast with meat, omelette or scramble... my dad usually gets the 55+ 2 egg Denver omelette and my brother will change it up, too. It's also kid friendly, if you want to bring a kiddo. Food is always good, I try to remember not to eat a first breakfast at home in the morning when we come out so I'm hungry. Nice to have a regular spot to go to when we visit where we know the food will be good and the people are nice.

Good coffee! Was also convenient and easy to order from the car. Lovely little stand, absolutely…read morerecommended!

Such a cute drive through! Service here is super friendly, accommodating, and made my friends and I…read morereturn multiple times during our stay. We got a plethora of coffee, tea, and energy drinks; I ordered a skinny pink lotus with pomegranate, desert pear, peach and a splash of OJ which was to die for!

It's just an all around lovely place to be. Host an event…read morehere, join an event, pick a book, get a coffee and a snack, relax. This place is so adorable! I used to come here back in college for a group meeting each month and still occasionally will find myself strolling back in for a relaxing time to myself or with friends. Staff sometimes feels like just teens working a first time job, and sometimes staff are chatty and sociable. Never matters tooooo much to me, because, I get it. We were all kids with jobs when we didn't want them. Anyhoo, this small town hidden gem will never fail to impress me. (:

What an awesome coffee shop and small bookstore. We were passing through town and couldn't have…read morebeen more pleased. Coffees were great, bagels good. Stop by and check it out!

I love this place. typical small town espresso stand. Everybody knows everybody. Good place to…read moreshoot the breeze. Great coffee served here. My particular favorite is their white chocolate mocha (double shot). Another thing I am giving them particular high praises is because they have been helping me out with my dad. He has been diagnosed as a diabetic. They know my dad very well, because he also frequents here as well. In fact, he got me started on going here. But back to my dad; he had a car wreck because of his high blood sugar. He passed out at the wheel. When I told them the diagnosis of my dad being diabetic & his car wreck, they insisted on serving him sugar free drinks. They denied my dad service to their great coffee drinks because of his diabetes. You refuse business because you are concerned with your customer's welfare. If that's not customer service, I don't know what is. So Michelle and Aneeka, if I haven't said it before, I am saying it now. Thank you for helping reign my dad in and looking out for him. You two know how stubborn he is. And thank you for letting me vent when I go there. It means a lot . In conclusion, if you are ever on US Highway 12 going up to ski White Pass, or heading over to Yakima, Tri-Cities or any place else over in Eastern Washington, stop by here on you way there.

Unexpectedly great coffee! A small spot on the way, we were eating in Adam's mountain cafe and were…read morelooking for coffee. They sent us to this spot which surprised us with it's very good coffee!

Amazing service. Great drinks. Reasonable prices…read more I enjoyed a coffee (it was their beach special, with coconut in it), strawberry smoothie, and hard boiled eggs before Mt. Olympic. The price was very reasonable, I think about $12 (August 2026). There was plenty of parking and outdoor seating, I will plan to stop at the same place next time we visit the area!

Had asked for alternative milk in my coffee today, paid for it, and according to my stomach all…read moreday, that was not the case. Basic, generic coffee stand with baristas multitasking too much apparently