This place could give Starbucks a run for their money! A hole in the wall place is just the perfect…read morepit stop on your way. There no indoor seating but a bunch of benches outside. The variety of sauces and syrups here is insane. (One is less sweeter than the other). Tried the Latte with Butterscotch syrup (or sauce? I'm not sure lol) and loved it. They also serve Almond milk based Lattes. Definitely recommend this place!

Everyone has told us to Stop at Shirley Delicious and it did not disappoint. It's a great woodsy,…read moreartsy place to stop for food. The line can be long so be prepared. There is a QR code if you want to peruse the menu while waiting. We ordered two sandwiches and two soup & sandwiches. Unfortunately, one of the orders was incorrect but they were quick to remake the sandwich. All the food was great. We also grabbed. GF chocolate mint matcha treat that was awesome. This is a great place to stop when on Vancouver Island.

Easily one of the most popular spots on Vancouver Island…read more The sun peaked out in January and everyone and their mom visited Shirley Delicious Cafe. To be honest, I completely understand why. This cafe is a step above the rest. The inside is cozy, with a cabin-esque vibe and clear ceilings in their dining room for an indoor-outdoor feel. Despite the line of 20+ people, Shirley Delicious worked like a well oiled machine. Their menu included breakfast, lunch, and even a flight of soup (which I so desperately wanted). I ordered their date pastry, a hot caramel latte, and breakfast sandwich with avo. Each item was absolutely delicious. This is also a great location to shop for island goodies. Their storefront is filled with jams, sauces, metal working artwork, etc. Can't believe they can pack so much goodness into four little walls!

What a fantastic little hidden gem! We stopped at the Hard Rain Cafe after spending the morning…read moreexploring the Hoh Rain Forest, and it was exactly what we needed. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and from the moment we walked in, we felt like more than just another customer. We ordered the Bigfoot Burger, the salmon burger, fries, onion rings, and coffee. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot after a morning of hiking. The salmon burger was especially delicious, and the onion rings were perfectly crispy. The coffee was also a great pick-me-up before continuing our road trip. What really made this place stand out, though, was the outstanding customer service. The woman preparing our food took the time to chat with us, answer our questions, and even shared some excellent local tips--including a better route to see the famous Tree of Life. Those kinds of personal recommendations make traveling so much more enjoyable and are something you simply can't get from a navigation app. If you're heading to or from the Hoh Rain Forest, do yourself a favor and stop here. Great food, friendly people, and genuine Pacific Northwest hospitality made this one of our favorite stops on our Washington adventure. We would absolutely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area! Check out our video on our socials @Reessroots

This is literally the last stop to grab a meal before Hoh rain forest. The burgers and fries are…read morevery meh, but considering food is scarce in the general area, I'm not complaining. There's bit of a line and not too many seating. Restroom is porta potty. Check out their gift shop while waiting for food!

We are locals and always love the coffees + energy drinks we get here. The baristas are friendly…read moreand work fast! If you're visiting Forks we definitely recommend coming here for a coffee and the donuts are amazing. It's the only coffee shop in town with seating, so it's a good spot to invite a friend for coffee. They have super cute merchandise as well and GF bakery items, as well as excellent daily specials.

This server is very rude. We were the only customer and she was rushing us and kept rolling her…read moreeyes when we asked her questions about their drinks. She told us we can have it hot or cold and however we want it, but when we picked one with energy drink she rolled her eyes and said, "that has an energy drink in it." We changed our order as there's no point in pointing out that she did say we can have it HOT or COLD. Duh! We read the menu; hence, the questions. We don't know what kind of tricks this coffee shop have up in their sleeves - considering "TWILIGHT" is plastered everywhere.

Great coffee!.Cool vibe, lots of friendly locals. Not a fast place to get your caffeine fix so if…read moreyou're in a hurry skip it. However we loved this surfer hang-out and highly recommend!

Incredibly delicious breakfast sandwich, absolutely delectable blueberry coconut white chocolate…read moremuffin. Coffee was decent as well! Friendly staff, easy order and pay system. No seating when it's raining but just take your coffee and food to go and park at the day use area at the Jordan River park and campground and watch the waves while you enjoy your goods!

On a Thursday afternoon, with lots of Pacific Coast Trail hikers waiting for the bus, the only game…read morein town was the Bamfield Market Café. The nearby Bamfield Pub was either closed or out of business. The outdoor deck with tables is a nice shaded place to eat, so we decided to give it a go. Turns out both the menu and the ordering of food items happens not at your table, but at the cashier of the Market which is at the same store-front but a different and seemingly unassociated entrance - confusing at first, but manageable. We ordered a BLTC (what's that? a Bacon Lettuce & Tomato sandwich with a slice of American cheese) and a grilled ham & cheese. Both sandwiches were prepared promptly and served with fries - the sandwiches were edible but nothing special - I removed the slice of American cheese from mine - while common in these parts, it's not a plus. The fries were pretty standard, and offered with gravy or ketchup -- we took the ketchup packets and had to squeeze a lot of them out to get that working. So, do I recommend this restaurant? If you're hungry, they serve food, and they are your only restaurant option at lunchtime (at least when we were in town). So yes, I'd go again. Would I recommend the food? Not really -- nothing wrong with it, but C$ 35.70 for two sandwiches and fries was a bit pricey for such marginal quality. On the other hand, they are remote, so one can be glad that they offer anything at all. The other half of the operation (the Market part) is tiny with very limited selection, but they do offer many of the things Pacific Coast Trail hikers need. So while your options are limited, what they have should get you through (including some good ice-cream bars).

AKA: The Market Cafe…read more Upon entering Bamfield you quickly realize that your food options have become pretty limited. However, this little cafe, located right beside The Market, Bamfield's general store, is the perfect little reprieve for those that hunger for a good meal before an epic adventure or just returning from one. You won't be blown away by mind altering flourishes of culinary wizardry, but you will be presented with wonderfully large portions and deliciously prepared meals. Seating is plentiful and the serving staff (consisting of just one waitress) is very friendly and welcoming. You may need to flag her down if the place gets a little hectic, but she is quick to come over and help you with what you need. We came here for both breakfast and lunch and in both instances the food here left me satisfied and well fed. For lunch, their seafood chowder was quiet good, with good portions of fish and shrimp. My favourite though was their Bammer-time breakfast: hash browns, choice of sausage/bacon/ham, eggs any way you want them, avocados, and hollandaise sauce - all in one bowl. Whoa. It was definitely Bammer-time. And yes, the bowl was totally bigger than my head. Bonus: The cafe and the general store share the same wifi, which is free!

After our trek up Mount Storm King we met up with Aunt C. to grab some brunch. Those switchbacks…read morecertainly worked up an appetite for both of us and we had just missed breakfast at the lodge we were staying at. Dillon found Granny's cafe nearby and that it was opening in about 15 minutes. We headed there and thankfully we got there right as they opened. Several parties entered shortly after us so luckily we grabbed a 3 top and checked out the menu. We each ordered a chocolate malt and a basket. My boyfriend and I chose the burrito basket and Aunt C. got the breakfast sandwich basket. When you walk into Granny's cafe you are immediately greeted by the vintage decor and the friendly employee at the counter. Once we sat down I had time to take it all in. Just above us was a ceiling shelf displaying a bunch of different salt and pepper shakers. A piano sat behind us with an old meat grinder nearby. They had some shirts for sale and a restroom just outside. An eclectic mix of vintage decor and several tables to serve guests inside and outside. Once the food came the three of us were famished. The chocolate malts were thick and delicious with a hefty dollop of whipped cream on top. Portion sizes were on point for our hunger needs, we were unable to finish everything. The burrito was stuffed with fresh spinach, tomatoes, cheese, and choice of meat. I got the sausage and all of it together was flavorful and hearty. This little cafe is certainly worth stopping at, be sure to check their hours before getting excited. It worked out that they opened at 11 on this day after we had filled our morning with an adventurous hike. We drove by a few hours later and noticed they got a lot busier after they opened, we were thankful we got there early and filled our tummies to get us through the rest our day. I highly recommend this little cafe if you happen to be heading in or around Olympic national park, in this area. I know we'd definitely go back when we visit again!

This is a gem!!! I was thoroughly impressed. Quaint little place but offers a variety of options…read morefor lunch/dinner, desserts (including the largest soft serve cone I have ever seen) and entertainment in their backyard. They even have a rotating menu with specials. First of all, prices are reasonable compared to other restaurants in PA. Super cute, retro style with friendly service and even their own merch. Lots of seating available indoors and outside. You can enjoy having your lunch while watching free roaming chickens. There are Emus, donkey and a cat who we didn't get to meet. What a vibe! The burger was tasty, although meat patty was a bit bland, underseasoned but overall great burger. The garlic parm fries were GARLICKY! A bit too oily for me but perfect for garlic lovers. For dessert we shared their warm 6 inch blackberry pie with soft serve on top. I've read amazing reviews about this pie but Too many seeds for me. The crust was delicious and thin how I like it. And overall not too sweet so the ice cream was definitely needed for that balance ;) 100% coming back next time I visit Prt Angeles!

Business is closed and/or moved. Site has gone offline as well…read more Drove to location and found nothing operating as a coffee shop. I did find what looked to have been one (?) but it was long shut.

On a long road trip and in need of caffeine. Who knew we'd find deliciously Crafted coffee off the…read moreside of the highway?! Cool place Great service great brew. If I lived closer I'd come back regularly