Cottage Bakery & Cafe

We've previously stopped at a large-chain sandwich shop in Eatonville, but on this trip decided to check-out Cottage Bakery & Cafe. Our experience was great in every respect. Customer service was polite and efficient . The indoor space was pleasant and clean, and our sandwiches (packed to-go for our trip to nearby Mount Rainier NP) were generous *and* delicious. We will definitely be back!

We ordered the hand pies and coffee cake and both were delicious! The coffee cake was rich, sweet, and buttery. The filling of the hand pies was just OK, a little sweet and without chunks of fruit in it like I would’ve liked, but the pie crust was exceptional! Would definitely return here next time I’m in town!

I only stopped here a short time before heading to climb some peaks near Mt. Rainer. It was a perfect little place properly named and stocked with snacks or treats for a long day. I believe anytime I head out there this will have to be a mandatory stop. The food was great and the staff were very friendly. Plus the inside is cozy, smells of coffee, and has free wifi.

Absolutely loved the place. Down to earth, friendly, and a great selection of food and pastries. Salad's galore and sandwiches a plenty. Outside seating is available and so is Wi-Fi connection. Place was clean and tidy. Handicap parking in the back since steps are out front. I tried wedge salad and a Caramel apple bar. They were awesome.

Was hanging out with my Besty and I wanted to try this place for awhile now. What at cute little place, we each order the Cottage Dip and it was served in great time. One sandwich was enough for 2. The first bite was 'Ahhhhhh!" It was warm and just wonderful tasting. We will drive the 120 miles rt just to try something different next time. BTW, the triple berry crumb bar was great too.

This place is great! If you're headed out the 161 and you need breakfast or coffee then this is the perfect pit stop. They have excellent coffee and delicious pastries and doughnuts (they also have hot breakfast but I didn't try those). They have a quaint indoor dining area, but also outdoor seating that overlooks part of their little valley and is a very relaxing spot to sit and enjoy a coffee. It is on the right as you first come into town from the north so be careful because if you go too fast you might miss it.