Red Mountain Coffee

They sell pizza by the slice (and whole), cold bagels with cream cheese, cow milk, string cheese ($1 each), salads, coffee, espresso and more too (typical stuff you would buy at 7-11). Also, it's a gift shop, so if you're looking for souvenirs, it's a good little shop for that too.

We got 2 slices of pizza (poor quality pizza to me, however, my 4 year old daughter loved it), a cold bagel with cream cheese, 3 string cheeses, a pea salad (not bad), cow milk, chocolate cow milk, 2 sodas, and a Sasquatch pin for just under $40.

You're not permitted to bring your own food or drink into this establishment. The aisles are very small so not great for wheel chairs, crutches or strollers.

I'm a truck driver and normally stop by there every time I drive through. Nice people, good pizza and beautiful scenery.

There a no dine in when we visited but the tables outside were okay. God is good!

I was excited to try this place based off of all the nice reviews, once i walk inside some lady sitting behind the counter by the pizzas drinking some mixed drink just stared at me while walking in, i said hi and smiled she didnt respond in anyway. Ok whatever i went to the cashier and asked for 2 coffee drinks she seemed very impatient, and i was looking at the drinks to see what add on flavors i could add, i was the only one in the store was barely even 10 seconds in and she says " are you going to order a coffee " ok i just said a random simple drink when i shouldve just walked out at that point . The girl who made the drinks was nice she actually had to correct the cashier on my drink because she thought i had said iced when i had said blended looked like she wanted to throw a fit about that. Hope they hire some friendlier people or someone who is actually happy to be doing their job.

It's been my habit (and everyone else in our family)for 40 years to stop there every time I go over Snoqualmie pass. Take in a piece of Washington State history whenever you go over Snoqualmie pass and stop at red mountain coffee. The building has been there since the 1930s. The history poster in the lobby will explain. Gourmet pizza by the slice gifts and snacks.

Great coffee. Pizza slices are great too. Cute place with some fun things to buy. They have the full set of Bob Ross socks!

Coffee was very good.. egg not latte was theeee bestttt!!!!!!.

this place serves some amazing softserve ice cream sundaes (I had the small caramel and my hubby had a medium chocolate) to large for either of us to finish

Bought some tamales on a whim (Friday-Sunday only!!) and they were super yummy. Very pleased.

Ordered two 20oz RedBull drinks with flavoring, which came out to be $8.50 for each drink. I asked for hemp milk and no whip, got whip cream. My drink tastes like an Italian soda, it tastes like water! I am a regular flavored RedBull drinker and there's no way this should taste like water, RedBull has a distinct taste. There were no toppers except hemp milk and it tastes like water, so maybe your ratios are off there, it's not supposed to be 1/4 hemp milk, it's a splash. My boyfriend's RefBull came out the same way, but he had no inclusions at all, and it tasted like sugar water. Maybe more syrup is needed? But I'm not convinced either of them got a RedBull in them at all. And for $8.50?? My picture is to show the gross flecks of coffee and whatever else came into my drink which should never, ever happen. It's gross and quite the waste of money, it feels. Your shop is cute but take things like open straws for everyone to touch at your coffee stand, into account... being a pandemic and all I don't know who approved that to still be out. I'm not convinced there are health standards bring regulated here, to find used coffee grounds in my clear drink and watery drinks, on top of already touched straws with dust on them? Please take a second look at the setup and maybe your recipes. Not a happy camper.