SnoValley Coffee

Good coffee. Good snacks. If you are looking for beans for home, they sell theirs in bulk. Quite good.

Amazing coffee shop! We had The Shirminator (not sure about spelling, sorry) specialty drink — loved it! Still remember the taste! … Had it in October, 2015! Service was amazing as well! We called three weeks later to see what exactly was in it and the barista kindly told us what was in a drink! We tried to replicate it– no such luck! Have to fly back yo WA to have again!!! Thank you for that amazing experience!

A hidden gem, I tell ya. I went to Snoqualmie Ridge for a meeting and stopped here beforehand. I would’ve never known this place existed had I not seen the signs, directing me to businesses on my left (thanks, City of Snoqualmie!). I needed a caffeine fix, so was pleasantly surprised to see this local coffee shop here versus a chain.
The barista was awesome. She was super friendly, social and fun to chat with. After asking her what sugar-​free syrups they have, she told me that they have a sugar-​free white chocolate powder mix that’s really good, so I decided to try it. They also had almond milk, which went well with my iced mocha. And, they use Quest Coffee, which she explained that they grind in-​store yet get from Brazil. The 20oz. gets your four shots, which was what I needed, and the buzz was real. She was also the only barista there, so as a small line was forming she did a great job managing it all and was quick.
In addition to the awesome coffee there is local Dru Bru on tap! And they sell the growlers of it, and will fill any growler. AND, they have Hot Cakes!!! When I squealed about this after seeing the sign, the barista was just as excited about it! And she did warn me that it takes 15 minutes to prep, which I appreciated (especially since I was headed to a meeting). They also have several gluten-​free and wheat-​free pastries for sale.
Parking is easy to find as there’s a parking lot behind the shop, as well as plenty of street parking around the centre. The space is a good size — not too huge, but people seemed to be enjoying their time on their laptops/​working or meeting a friend for coffee. They also have a fireplace inside. Any time I’m in Snoqualmie I’ll know where to go for coffee.

Came here with my friend and have a really good time. I like my coffee a lot. The staff were really nice to me.

Love the red bull Italian sodas and yummy breakfast sandwiches;) sausage, cheddar and egg on an everything bagel is the best!;)

We used to live in Snoqualmie years ago and still love coming back to the area to walk on its beautiful trails and see the waterfall. We always stop at this coffee shop and wish it was closer to home since we would be regulars.
The staff is very friendly, the chairs and couches are comfy (Nice smattering of board games on the tables), and I really enjoy their blended frappé and coffee drinks.
Most importantly they have a very sweet children’s corner with toys which is perfect for our little guy.

Love this place and drive out of my way to go there. The coffee selection is great and the baristas always make them spot on and delicious. The staff is very friendly and I love the atmosphere of the place. Good selection of baked goods too with very reasonable pricing for food and coffee.

Great place. Hard to find a chai that I like, but they did a solid job. Also they have a play area for the kids. Chairs are comfy, the fire’s a nice touch and its local. Wins all around. Plus they have beer! Want in the mood today, but it’s nice to have a place I can sit in comfy chairs and have a beer.

I just left. And created this account immediately. Sign and Unilocal says they are open until 6. As I’m working the barista starts turning off lights and turns off the fireplace next to where I’m working. At this point I am freezing and in the dark. She doesn’t say a word to me. I finally ask, «aren’t you open until 6?» And she says, ” closing at 5:30. Sorry if that inconveniences you”. With a lot of attitude. I love their coffee. It is always cold in there but I bundle to work in their because I live supporting a local business and the coffee is damn good but closing an hour early and putting a customer in the dark with no warning?! Seriously?

Great coffee shop with excellent coffee. The atmosphere is warm and cozy (complete with a fireplace). There are comfortable chairs to sit at and toys for the kids. The coffee comes from a local roaster who sources their coffee directly from the grower (and according to them fairly too). Often, I’ll try fair trade coffee like this and not be impressed with the taste, but this coffee was excellent (we tried the medium roast). So not only are you supporting a local business, treating the coffee grower fairly, but you are also indulging yourself in a wonderful cup of joe.

Love this place! My fiancé and I go in almost every Saturday and Sunday! The baristas are super friendly, work hard, and seem like they’re having a fun time… which is great to see! I don’t get some of the negative reviews on here… makes me wonder about the taste people have on the ridge :(. I think those people should stick to Starbucks ;). The shop has a great lodge feel to it, too! Highly recommend this coffee shop!

I have been a faithful customer of SnoValley for years, appreciate the owner and all she works to make possible (they recently switched to a third-​world country source, etc.) and have specifically not written a review multiple times regarding the employee referenced in these reviews out of grace for small businesses and wanting to see these places thrive. But seriously, when it gets to a point that this person is so misinformed to not even know that one cannot go up to paying customers and assail them, it’s time to share the experiences. I will provide one here: This person puts my drink on the bar and it’s overflowing everywhere because she overfilled it. No problem. I wipe it up and pour out the excess into the sink. As I’m finishing, she appears and talks to me like I am not in fact an adult human, not only a customer but quite possibly the most regular customer SnoValley knows. She is mouthing off to me in front of my children that I need to start informing people if I want my drink less full because that sink gets dirty quickly and she doesn’t like to clean it.? Uh, what? Then she storms off. I try on multiple occasions to respond, but she never stops, like I am invisible. Hmm, so she could see me when she wanted to exact her rudeness, but suddenly she has no idea I’m there when it’s time for a response. I finally just said a sentence or two to her back about how I didn’t need my drink less full, but she never turned around. I heard a muffled, «Oh, I didn’t realize. I apologize.» Then I was given a gift card and returned there a couple days ago. I walk in without my children and she is the only one working and there is no one else ordering and no one comes in for the entirety of my time there. This is the first time she’s served me since her oh-​so-​bizarre Rude Attack and after I order I ask, «Did you understand my response to you last time?» And she starts trying to school me again like I am not 10 years her senior and about 1000% more aware of the situation than her. She tells me in the most rude tone that «This is not the time and the place» and that SHE WILL NOT MAKE MY DRINK – which someone has already paid for – if I bring it up. Uh, on what planet? This is ***literally the place*** where you repeatedly treat customers like we’re the IRS wrongfully pursuing you. I’m not going to give you the order you already placed and paid for if you address what I did? Oh, I’ll give you something my friend, and it’s called, La One Star.

Great local coffee shop. They have a decent selection of baked goods and snacks. Their espresso beverages really shine, though. The staff takes care and pays attention to pulling an excellent beverage.
A friendly, warm place to pass time on a weekend.

I’ve been to this awesome little coffee shop many times. It’s a great alternative to the «local» beast brand with the mermaid for a symbol. These folks do it right. Great coffee, work friendly, kid friendly and just plain friendly. I bring my dry wit & humor and the barista’s just role with it and bust out my overly detailed coffee order. If you’re in Snoqualmie get your caffeine fix from these guys!

This place does everything well; their dirty chai is especially good for the sunny to raining to sun of the pnw.
Blonde girl at front counter talked mariners baseball too. Would love to hang out here on a regular basis for good coffee and ambiance.

Snovalley Coffee is delicious! It doesn’t matter that it takes a little longer than Starbucks because they physically create the espresso pours instead of an automatic machine:) I get to order my Cuban Americano and have it made correctly! Also, the caramels are to die for!

SnoValley has a new coffee beans supplier with fantastic coffee/​espresso and service has been great lately, so it’s only fair to update my review adding the extra star. I frequent a lot of coffee shops in the Seattle/​Eastside area and this is definitely one of my favorites.

Visited this quaint coffee shop is off the main road entering Snoqualmie in the «city center» by the library and newer shopping area. It’s on the corner of the strip mall, so you can sit inside or outside and people watch. This coffee a coffee shop, they sell beer and wine, too! The space has tall ceilings, has a seating area to sip coffee and a fireplace that separates the café area from the back where there are comfy sofas. The back space is used for wine & paint classes, social meetings, and in the corner live music performances. It’s a cool mini community center for young families and professionals in the area. Checkout their website or FB page for upcoming events.
We were there for the introduction of Quest Coffee Company, who sources coffee directly from a small estate in Brazil. Love it when local coffee businesses support farms directly! There was live jazz music, prizes, and free samples. A great way to see how the space was used & bring people together.
I had a delicious marshmallow white bunny mocha latte. Also, the Quest drip coffee itself was rich and bold. My friends had other lattes, beer and wine. We all shared a cheese and cracker plate that satisfied the 6 of us. There are many custom lattes with fun themes, baked goods and snacks.
Highly recommend this locally owned café! Visit if you are in the Snoqualmie. Great place to just hang out with friends!

Great little Starbucks alternative in the new Snoqualmie shopping center. Had a soy chai latte and a mocha and both were very good. Nice barista and good selection of snacks too!

This is the kind of locally owned business you can feel good about supporting with repeat business. Because they deserve it!
I stopped in for a «Corks & Canvasses» painting party on a first Friday night. Let me just say, what a fun event in a lovely atmosphere.
Secondly, in addition to the fun, I had a *perfect* soy chai latte (I asked for it not to be too sweet, and they delivered!) and a great cup of black coffee. It was also ideal — none of the scorched slop that some places try to pass off. I enjoyed it sans sugar and cream, the way good coffee is supposed to be.
I also sampled the new lager they have on tap, and it was great! Quality selection, and a decent price for it.
The setting is idyllic in a country lodge sort of fashion. Although I was there in a summer month, it would be fun to stop in during the winter — it just feels like the kind of place that would be comforting to step inside from the cold.
Let’s be honest — both the prices and quality were better than Starbucks. And can you get both coffee AND alcohol at your local chain store? Bah! I could hang out here all day.
No, really.
Give me another canvas and paint set and I will.