This spot was our "heading out of town" stop for coffee as we traveled from Bend back to Portland…read more We rolled in around 7:30AM on a Sunday, and it wasn't even obvious that they were open. Fortunately, they were, and we were able to get our fix and get moving quickly. I first selected their single origin espresso, a medium-ish Ethiopian washed with notes of Meyer lemon and dark chocolate, and it delivered on both. Very smooth, unmistakably Ethiopian with that distinct citrus note. For the road, I opted for their light drip of the day, which I believe was their Rwanda showcase offering, and it, too, was very nice. My preferred prep is heavy cream and Splenda, and unfortunately, neither was available (what is it with the Stevia? So many cafes offer that as their only alternative sweetener, and I think it's terrible), but I made it work. A delicious sipper. The cafe itself was clean and modern in decor, and there was a gelato shop colocated, which I'd have loved to try, but alas. Definitely a nice place to stop for some specialty coffee, recommended!

First latte was so weak I couldn't taste coffee. I guess they were mad I asked for a remake. So hot…read moreI badly burned my mouth snd throat. So done! Oh and my husbands Carmel latte was just Carmel and milk

So thankful they offer a sugar free Chai. Awesome…read moreBaristas and awesome coffee Thank you!

No longer sell donuts! Shouldn't be listing as a place for donuts. How do you remove them?read more

Great coffee, great breakfast burritos! Highly recommend the green or red sauce! Service was…read morekind and happy. Road trip with the family win for sure stopping here! Plus it's next to an antiques & farmer market.

The best decaf Columbia's beans I have ever had. Enjoy their mocha and the non coffee drinkers in…read morethe family love the wild berry smoothies. Great place and people!

Ok I showed up today At 9:15 March 17 No greet. From 2 people. Stood there for 5 min and no…read moreacknowledgment. No pastries, scones etc I was totally ignored. While one made coffee the other seemed to be warming up her breakfast. Left. Rather go to a place that greats you and can say I'll be with you in a minute. But 5 minutes. I felt like a ghost in there. Found a great place drive through shack. south way past bend and that was worth the wait! And pastries. Never trying to stop there again at Redmond coffee. So many other places do a better job and cheaper too!

I went in with my mom and my child and the girls working were sweet at first but one of them was…read morejust talking to her boyfriend the whole time while the other one filled our order. They had side conversations and laughed when my mom asked where the spoons were. They seemed a little rude. They got the order wrong, and the drink I got didn't taste good at all, but that might just be me. There was no music playing so it was a bit of an awkward atmosphere. I might go back another time to see if it's better. But this was my first impression.

No place to go in and sit down. Need to know it's not a place to meet someone. Didn't try coffee…read more SORRY

What a nice little drive thru! We were passing through on a road trip through Oregon and decided to…read moregive it a try. They only use 3 sisters coffee, which is a homage to a in Oregon I think. I thought that was pretty cool. We ordered a Peppermint Patty and a Snickers and both were very smooth. The Peppermint Patty tastes just as it sounds. The Snickers, was chocolaty but I couldn't make out any other flavors. One cool thing is they have dog treats for your pups. We thought that was awesome, especially since we were traveling with ours.

I loved my Mardi Gras cake it reminds me of home. Super cute atmosphere and the staff was…read moreabsolutely wonderful

I am incredibly disappointed with my sorority sister's experience…read more As a single mom after her IVF journey, Tricia's baby shower was a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. We wanted to make it special and ordered custom cookies months in advance, paying **$230 for three dozen cookies**. Tricia provided inspiration photos and specifically requested elegant white and green piped lily-of-the-valley cookies. What we received looked nothing like what I ordered. Instead of hand-piped cookies, she received cookies with what appeared to be printed images that lacked the detail, craftsmanship, and aesthetic we had paid for. They were completely different from the agreed-upon design and not appropriate for the event we had envisioned. Tricia reached out to the baker by email to try to resolve the issue, but never received a response. After being unable to get any communication, my sorority sister had no choice but to file a dispute with her credit card company. The credit card company investigated the transaction and ultimately ruled in my sorority sister's favor, refunding the purchase. This wasn't just about cookies. It was about trusting someone with an important milestone that could never be recreated. She ordered months in advance, communicated expectations clearly, and paid a premium price expecting premium work. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this business. --- When a customer spends hundreds of dollars months in advance for a custom order tied to an irreplaceable life event, they deserve communication, professionalism, and a product that resembles what was promised. Unfortunately, we experienced none of those things.

One of my favorite coffee shops in Redmond with the best coffee! It's right by my friends house, so…read moreI always come here when I visit and I've always had great experiences. I always got a hot americano and it's robust, flavorful and piping hot. It was very nicely decorated for fall last time I was here and my barista was so kind.

Great coffee, good prices. Locally owned and run by super nice family. Large amount of flavors.read more

What a fantastic breakfast spot! Great service, great location (downtown Redmond), and the food is…read moredelicious. I had a half order of biscuits and gravy (everything made from scratch, that was obvious!)...delightfully spicy and the perfect amount (still had leftovers!). My husband had the pancake, eggs, and bacon - perfect portion and delicious pancake! We had to get some cinnamon rolls to go...if you like cinnamon rolls, you need to snag one, totally worth the extra calories!

Arrived and it's as depicted, a little house. It seems to be run locally, which is cool. Maybe they…read morecater to locals they know, I don't know. I know on a Sunday at 10am, there were lots of indoor and outdoor tables available. I know this because I saw them, and then they tried to put me, a solo diner, at a table in the corner of the main "hallway" between the dining areas where two seats face a wall. There would constantly be the entire restaurant at my back, every new diner walking behind me, everyone leaving would be behind me. Every wait person walking back and forth, completely while I stared at the wall. I'm really unsure of why anyone would ever want to sit in this seat. And that's where they wanted me. With LOTS of tables available. I didn't sit there. I was "upgraded" to the same setup, only this time I got to be with my back to a family of 10, reunioning, with lots of screaming kids. That's cool. They need to eat too. But I love that I get selected to be the intimate companion in this tiny room with lots of other tables available. Like the two 2-tops in the front room. Wait staff largely ignored me after someone dumped off water, got drinks for the big table, left, came back, took their order. And that took a while because all that time they had to look at the menu meant they had to ask about six items and then consult the 3 year old for their opinion. Which seemed to take a lot of interpretation. Then the wait staff left. She did touch my shoulder (since my back was to this table, I couldn't see. Which did not make me feel good, frankly) and said she'd be back. She did eventually after taking care of the table behind. I ordered the chicken fried steak with gravy on the side, eggs over hard, and a biscuit upgrade. The screaming child provided ambient noise. That was lovely, especially with the little room I was in reverberating the concert since the parents felt this was a valuable addition to the breakfast. So my food did come pretty fast, I'll say that. The eggs were underseasoned but okay. The biscuit was pretty good and the potatoes were definitely fried potatoes. I saw four slivers of onion in them but they were unseasoned fried potatoes. The chicken fries steak...well, if it didn't come from frozen, I'd be surprised. It was food. It wasn't horrible. The wait staff did refill my soda without asking, and gave me a to go cup, which was really nice. Overall, the experience wasn't great and the food wasn't good enough for me to come back. That said, I'm an out of town visitor and opted for this place on my one time to choose where to eat in Redmond. I wish it had been better.