Native Grounds Espresso

Showed up on our way to the Cape, bladders full from the long drive hoping for a bite and to use their restroom. Unfortunately they don't offer public restrooms so just beware. Plenty busy at 11am, waited a while patiently. It's a 2-person operation and having been a gussuk in Alaska years ago will tell you that you'll need to appreciate a slower pace if you stop in. No dilly dallying, just a slower pace. The prices are incredibly inexpensive for what you get. Had the breakfast tacos. Very well made, sizeable portion, super tasty, only $11. That's crazy cheap. I'd expect to pay a good $15 anywhere else and given how far out this place is would have paid that. BTW, this was the only food place open in the entire area including Sekiu and Clallam Bay. Also opted for an Ume cheesecake. Loo

Tiny little shop, but the food and service were great, so they stay busy. We liked it so much the first day, we had to return on day 2 of fishing as well.

Super friendly, quick service. I wasn't sure what sounded good after hiking at Cape Flattery and she was happy to answer questions and make suggestions. Ended up getting a coconut pineapple sparkling drink and it didn't disappoint! Definitely would go back!

The coffee was amazing. It was honestly the most delicious cup I’ve ever tasted, so full of flavor that it completely blew me away. I’d love to come back.

Highly recommend! My wife says her over-medium fried eggs "were the best eggs ever" and priced reasonably. The mocha was perfect and Jane's tea was made from their own bulk tea blend. As one review said, there are only 2 tables inside but we got one of them!