A few of my friends and I stopped by Mountain Goat Coffee in April 20206. We were passing through…read moreon our way to White Pass Ski Area to ski for the day. Mountain Goat Coffee recently underwent some renovations. The interior is modern, cozy, and inviting. Plenty of places to sit comfortably, and clean restrooms. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and efficient. In addition to their well-established coffee options... The breakfast burritos are a great addition to the menu. A vegetarian option is available. If you are passing through town, stop by for breakfast! Thanks for the great coffee and delicious food Mountain Goat!

Ambiance: Cute little cafe! It's not too far from the Mt…read more Rainier entrance. There's ample seating inside and outside. It can get pretty packed though since it's the only dine-in cafe in town. There is quite a lot of cute merch in the back & stickers at the front counter. Service: Service was okay. Our orders did come out quick, but if it's packed it'll take a lil while. Food: I came 3 different days and ordered 3 lattes each day (Carmel, marshmallow, and hazelnut). I believe their hot lattes taste a lot better than ordering an iced one. I've had better lattes but this is the closest cafe in the area. Espresso was decent. As for their pastries, their salted double chocolate chip cookies are DELICIOUS! Highly recommend! That cookie was the reason we kept coming back.

Best latte and mocha. Excellent foam not too bitter or mocha too sweet. Friendly service and clean…read moremodern open seating. Clean restrooms too.

Delicious semi-dry and dry red wines, great service, but ok food. Visited on a weekday and a day…read morebefore a holiday so it was busy during lunch time. I had a flight of red wine with my food. Was a great variety to subdue to the alcohol. My favorite was their Cabarnet Sauvignon. The food was their downside. The sandwich bread was crispy but hard. The cheese wasnt even melted. Chips that came with it were soggy. Service was nice and served my food within five minutes. From what I remember they serve a red wine flight, white wine flight, glasses of wine, food, and coffee! I know im missing another type of wine flight but am sadly forgetting. Overall, i recommend for a good drink. Also their wines are purchasable. It also seems like people love their other food and not their sandwiches so will give another food item a try next time.

This place is the vibe! Great coffee and tasty food. The staff is welcoming…read more Every coffee shop complaint I have is this.. people there solo should consolidate tables so others can enjoy the space as well.

This is my local coffee shop, it's my go to when I hang out with friends…read more I am very happy to have a specialty coffee shop in this little farmer-esque town. they have pretty fun seasonal drinks as well as a few regular specialty drinks. Their pastries aren't limited per say, but the variety isn't too huge. However, they have a lot of cookie options and bun options. They're not the most aesthetic pastries but they're pretty good, which is all you could really ask for. I've tried their salted bourbon latte and wasn't the biggest fan. But most of the other drinks that I've tried I've liked. I wouldn't say that the flavors pop out at you but the atmosphere and homey vibe keeps me coming back. It could've been a bit more cozy, the all white aesthetic isn't for me, but regardless it's nice and someone else's vision so I respect it. It's not too loud so you can still study here, but it's also not so quiet where you feel awkward to chat. The seating is a little limited, in the sense that single tables are scarce. It's mainly long community tables, which can be a little nerve wrecking for introverts but at least there is a decent amount of seating. They also sell plants from a separate vendor. There are plants, vases, and little trinkets. This coffee shop has a great purpose and mission statement, a lot of proceeds go to end human trafficking. This is a great shop to visit if you want a funky flavor of coffee (or a basic one), if you want to sit in and chat, or if you want to buy a plant; all while supporting a good cause.

The food is amazing and the service exceptional. The vintage diner vibe totally authentic…read more We went out of our way to stop here and I highly recommend you do the same.

Was in the area, decided to try this place. I got the Monte Cristo sandwich, the rest of my family…read moregot burgers. We all got milkshakes. The food was good diner/pub grub food. The milkshakes were really good. We decided to eat outside, which meant ordering from their "to go"window. The lady was cool, and adjusted our burger orders to match what they have on the menu to make things a little less cost. (A plain burger has a name, my kid ordered the more expensive with more toppings burger). We sat outside, it was ok. A restaurant across the street blocks the view of the mountain. There is some dingyness to the area and exterior walls, fence and neighbors. It wasn't uncomfortable for me, but I could see how some folks might be uncomfortable. I would go back to this place without a problem, but I am not going to be making any special trips to eat there.

This is such a cute little mountain market! We've gone here a couple times over different trips to…read moreAshford and it's conveniently located to where we normally stay. They have fun little gifts as well as a good snack selection. You can also get ice cream here which is fun. We usually come by here to grab drinks for the cabin and that was the case again this time. We were able to grab milk and they have a nice selection of wine as well. All of the cashiers that we've encountered have also been really nice. Overall this is a great little market stop if you're in need of some odds and ends when in Ashford/Elbe!

This is a cute stop on your way out of the Natl. park. They have great ice cream choices! Lemon…read morecheesecake was delicious. And staff were very efficient with large tour groups of people.

I enjoyed a bourbon vanilla latte (it could have been a little hotter) it was delicious! I also had…read morea gluten free chicken/bacon Sammy. It came on a gluten free bagel which was toasted. It had a great flavor and the chicken was tender. It also had provolone. Not a lot of indoor seating, but lots of outside seating and dogs are allowed. It's a tiny cafe attached to the bike shop. Great customer service and good experience visiting with a friend there. Plenty of parking of the main road too

On our way out from seeing Snoqualmie Falls, we stopped at this local coffee shop that's tucked…read moreinside a small sports shop. I ordered two matchas: a strawberry and their seasonal special of peach coconut. Sadly, they were both too sweet. I hadn't realized that they would use syrup flavorings rather than real fruit. If we're passing through again, we'll opt to try their espresso drinks instead.

Super cute ambiance! Highly recommend staying here if you're going to Mt Rainier! Coffee shop had…read moresome delicious drinks and was super cozy.

It's a solid 4/5 type spot for what it is, a charming, historic on-site cafe ideal for convenience,…read morequick bites, quality espresso, and ice cream rather than a full dining experience. We ordered a coffee and ice cream before heading to Rainier. The staff is welcoming, sweet and friendly!

While the parking isn't easy to find, once you are inside this establishment it's one of the best…read morespots in the area. It's an order from the counter experience with two places to order, and bars with great beer options. The outdoor space is incredibly vast so make sure your kids bring stuff to play with so they can't stay busy for a long time. The chicken curry dish was flavorful and a wonderful recommendation from the lady who took our order. Also the halumi and melon salad was great, but I wish it had more melon. I'd rather there be more melon than lettuce in a halumi and melon salad. Everything is $20 a plate or more.

There are no servers for the tables, that's fine but why am I tipping at 18%, 20%, 25%? I also do…read moremy own bus service and fetch my food. The menu was Lunch/Dinner, Linner? The Food was odd, like my mother used to take left overs and blend them on her plate. Chicken Curry was more like a fajita bowl the, chicken was curry esk and missed on any deeper curry flavors, curry seasoning one note topped sour cream and a sticky plain rice. Just make fajitas if you don't have time Chef. Appetizers we had the Chicken wings with Franks Hot Sauce and Chunky Blue Cheese. The Baked Goat cheese was great , Delicious! The Burgers were made well and fries big wide cut, fried to a crispy perfection. My husband ordered Milk n Cookies, 2 huge cookies made well. My son and I got the fruit shivers they are good and a bit large so maybe share. I would rather see a separate dinner menu with skilled cooking. Steak?