Chinook Coffee Co — Restaurant in Astoria

The coffee is great and the young ladies up front are nice and smiles but the cook in the back, wow she blew me away! I ordered a meatloaf sandwich from the window. The menu at the window describes the sandwich with lettuce, tomato and onion and pesto mayonnaise. I thought the pesto and mayo were separate but it is a pesto mayo. So I desired to go inside so I did not hold up the window. And the cook told me it comes with blue cheese, I replied I do not want blue cheese. She said and I quote, I can scrape it but I do not have another bun to make your sandwich. The girl who took my order told the cook that the menu outside does not say blue cheese and she still did not offer to remake my sandwich. I got my money back for the sandwich. Owners, please either change the menus so they all say the same thing, or change the cook. All I wanted to do was enjoy a meatloaf sandwich, had it had blue cheese on it and I did not know, I would of threw it up. At least the...

I stopped with my daughter last Sunday ordering two drinks. When I hand the batista a $50 to pay she looked at it for a minute and said I can't take this because I think it's counterfeit! I withdrew the $50 from Wells Fargo, it was a new crisp bill that was 100% real. When the batista handed me the $50 back I held it up to the light where I could clearly see the band going through it that said 50 USA going through it in the proper place! I asked her don't you have one of those markers to check for counterfeit bills and she said they only do that when they are counting money after closing! It's unbelievable that people are so stupid that they don't know what real money looks like or how to check if it's indeed real! Accusing a customer of being a crook is 100% unacceptable! I suggest buying your coffee elsewhere or the same thing could...

Yuck!

We didn't even need coffee but the look of the place was so intriguing. A quirky wood shack on a dirt lot with a red table and chair set nearby. Pulled over and walked a ways back to the business. We entered and waited a moment before being noticed. Looked at the menu, decided we'd go with a regular drip coffee. The taste of the coffee was old, kind of cold and gross. Think bank coffee, maybe, or a car repair shop where the pot is a begrudging afterthought feature of the business. The tone of the interaction was strange and a little tense, like walk in guests weren't expected and out of towners weren't welcome.

Granting them one star for the box of free (I think) candy near...