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    Solid Coffee

    4.9 (14 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Cardamom latte complete with orange peel garnish!
    Jewel H.

    This place just keeps winning me over. The owners are great, and I'm now hooked on their cookies!

    Solid Coffee!
    Chuck M.

    Nice new option for coffee and pastries in Hoquiam, right off the 101 North. The turn into the parking lot will sneak up on you quickly as you come around the bend, so slow it down and watch carefully for the signs...miss the turn and you'll have to cross the river twice circling back around for another chance. I had an Americano and a delicious oatmeal raisin cookie. The coffee was "solid" (just like the name of the business) and the cookie was moist chewy and delicious...check out the size of their cookies in my pics! They are as thick as two normal cookies! The shop, located in the historic Vasa Hall, is comfy and casual with a nice view of the Southbound 101 bridge over the Hoquiam River.

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    Elaine L.

    Solid is a great description. The service was professional and timely. We got a hot Carmel macchiato and a lavender latte. A gluten free lemon cake(huge slice!), a large portion of oatmeal(bananas, raisins and cinnamon), and sausage,egg and cheese grill sandwich. Great value and everything tasted amazing. Seating-5ish circle tables with about 4 seats per. Old, eclectic building too.

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    Thank you for such a nice review. We're so glad you enjoyed it!

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    Thank you so much! We're glad you enjoyed your beverages.

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    Sorry I didn't see this earlier, but thank you so much!

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    We really appreciate your review, thank you so much!

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    2 years ago

    The best coffee ran by lovely husband and wife team which means they care about their products. Highly recommend!

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