I'm always grateful to have a truly great cup of coffee in my hand when I'm on a road trip…read more Sorbenots is a drive-thru coffee chain with five locations across Eastern Oregon, and their drinks were served at the perfect temperature, smelled amazing, smooth, and beautifully balanced. My amaretto latte reminded me of marzipan, offering just the right touch of sweetness. Service was quick and friendly, and I loved their vibrant, and very pretty cups. The sun motif instantly made me smile. And honestly, all the little drive-thru coffee huts in this region feel like such a charming part of the experience.

Drove the main strip of Baker City a handful of times, the kind of slow roll where you start…read morememorizing storefronts whether you mean to or not. Coffee Corral catches your eye, then another spot slips past but Serbintos? That one sits different. Looks like a well-kept house with one of those clean U-turn driveways that practically invites you in like, "Go ahead, swing it around you're meant to be here." And when I finally did pull in, it clicked. This is what you want out here. Not the overthought, overbuilt, overcomplicated coffee experience just that smooth, no-nonsense drive-through, in and out, but still done right. There's something about being this far out that changes the equation. You stop measuring things the same way. I couldn't tell you the exact elevation, but I'll tell you this it feels higher. Not in feet, but in feeling. Like everything's been lifted just a notch above the usual grind. Out here, a good cup of coffee isn't just routine... it lands more like a small gift. And somehow, that makes it better than it has any right to be.

What a cute little spot. Bright, clean with a small seating area, a few seats outside and a clean…read morerestroom. Service was great. Coffee was really good. I asked for half sweet and they delivered.

Is fresh drip coffee too much to ask for? That's all I asked…read morefor. What I got was a theatrical presentation with the equivalency of an FU to the audience. She spent a minute trying to squeeze out whatever was left at the bottom of the coffee pot. When I commented on it, she said "oh yeah, that's crazy, I should really change it out." Then she proceeded to steam my drip coffee. I asked her what is she was doing. She responded with a giant grin on her face "oh I'm just warming it up" Like wtf? Give that sh** to people in the drive-through window, at least they can't see how you're disrespecting them.

It's hard to describe my breathtaking experience at this kitchen store but I will do my best…read more.... First off, all the staff are super duper kind and helpful. I didn't feel pushed to buy anything, or rushed to see the store or checkout. I kept going around and around and gathering items and dropping them back off to the checkout counter. A very chill employee helped me roughly the first hour I was there, and then Beverly, the shop owner assisted me the remaining 1 hour I spent there. This store exceeded my expectations tenfold. I would turn a corner and there would be more exotic things. The refrigerated alcohol section had this delicious meade or ale. Viking something, perhaps... An eclectic variety of specialty items all around! A unique store with tools and gadgets imported from other countries. You name it, kitchen-wise, and it's likely there! I think I saw a Shakshukka seasoning blend and thought that was wild! That's my signature dish and I've seen the sauce in a jar but not the jar of spices! Just a lovely feel to the store. Positive vibes for sure! At the end of my experience, I told Bella I wish I could ave found an Oregon related patch, perhaps even Baker City, so that I could iron on to a denim jacket I was working on at home! And she said she had one somewhere but couldn't find it. And asked me to leave behind my contact info in case she ever did. Well, 6 months later she contacted me and I was overjoyed to hear from her. She said she'd found the patch and needed my address for it to be sent out. This lady's kindness was next level. I must say, it is one of my top if not FAVE patch on my jacket. Thank you Bella and your wonderful staff, in patiently assisting me. If I ever pass through Baker City again, I'll be sure to stop by your store each and every time. You found a customer for life! :)

This is a great little shop in downtown Baker City. So much to look at and I could easily break my…read morebank account in this place. There is a lot to look at, but everything is displayed really well. And it's so much more than a cooking/kitchen store. I found several great gifts for the hubby and friends. The employees were super helpful and easy to make conversation with. The cashier even gave me an excellent recommendation for lunch! Nice selection of Oregon wines and some yummy looking cheeses. I will definitely stop here in my future travels to and from Oregon.

So not the frills and thrills of a franchised Starbucks since this one is in a Safeway store…read more... But, we were headed to Idaho and this little Starbucks hit the spot! It's situated at the halfway point to Boise and boy were we happy to get a cup of coffee at that point. Good service too!

Amazing service! She made my crazy drink 100% perfect, and when the milk didn't bring it to the…read moretop, she warmed up some more. Best service at a Starbucks yet (and I've been to a lot)!

Came here for breakfast as we were passing through on our way from our home in the Greater Boise…read morearea to spend a few days in Cannon Beach. The exterior is plain and worn. Inside is a mix of booths and tables; your basic neighborhood cafe. You choose your table. Staff are friendly and welcoming, though I get the impression they are used to working fast. My wife ordered eggs over easy, hash browns extra crispy, bacon, and sourdough toast. I ordered scrambled eggs with country potatoes, German sausage, and rye toast. My wife got my eggs, and I got hers. She was ok with scrambled but I don't care for over easy. In addition, her hash browns had a crisp exterior but underneath soggy and she only had a few bites and left the rest. I know I could have asked them to fix it, but I just was not wanting to make a big deal out of it. Besides screwing up our orders, the server was nice. The place was busy, so the locals like it. Unfortunately, our experience was not so good.

6/21, we were looking for a good breakfast place to try before our big exploration up in the…read moreElkhorn Mountains. First thoughts was feels homey and where I would go with my grandparents. I ordered an omelet and huckleberry pancake and the lady friend ordered an omelet as well. It was so good and filling. Very pleased with the food and the restrooms weren't bad either I'd give them a 6/10

On the road and didn't want fast food . This place was such a nice break . Great fresh food with…read morethe friendliest staff. Highly recommended‼

The Little Pig is my favorite lunch spot in Baker City. Service is quick and friendly, and parking…read moreis available in a lot out front.

Would definitely stay again. Room was clean, A/C worked but not super cold, bed was a little too…read morefirm but staff was very very nice and there was a novelty to this inn that you cannot get elsewhere. The restaurant is pretty good, good staff, good service, and yummy food

While staying in Baker City, Oregon for the night, it was common sense to have breakfast at a local…read morediner called the Oregon Trail. It sounded like something a tourist should do when you're staying in a little town like Baker. The diner is part of the motel next door which is also called the Oregon Trail. Both venues are kinda dated. I'm sure in it's prime it was fabulous! But eating at this venue was pretty cool. It was like stepping into an old school time capsule. We sat ourselves at a booth on the very left of the diner. It was probably one of the only booths where the seating wasn't all messed up. We were instantly greeted and given menus. I did creep on their online menu this morning but it was good to see what I might miss. I got the country breakfast. It had two eggs, 5 slices of bacon and I opted for fresh fruit instead of the hashbrowns. The eggs were cooked perfectly, nice and yolky in the middle. The fruit was super fresh! It was still on the unripe side but still sweet. The bacon was ok. It was slightly overcooked in the middle and chewy on the ends. It was quite the experience eating here. The servers are really nice and really good at making sure your coffee cup is always full! By the time we left, there was a good crowd of people coming in. It was cool to experience Baker's local diner. It was neat dining here with all the locals.

I am amazed at the good reviews for a place that is virtually empty of groceries…read more Perhaps their supplement department is pretty good but the rest of this place is an empty void. Seriously disappointed. Hillbilly natural food store / co-op.

The Baker Food Co-op is a hidden gem in Baker City! Fresh organic produce, dairy, meats, bulk…read moreitems, spices, supplements and a great selection of groceries. They recently added freshly made sandwiches -- my favorite is the turkey/avocado.