Laconia Market & Cafe

Aye I gotta give it to Laconia y'all. The wifi coffee and cookie dough keep it trill up in here. Highly recommend. Don't miss me out on the slopes. 5 stars.

Cute new market/cafe! Prices are a little high but everything in there is of good quality, so to be expected. Very limited seating. We were there before the mountain opened Thanksgiving weekend and it was little busy. I'm curious to see how busy it gets now that the ski resort is open. Anyway, didn't get any food but the menu looks amazing. They have breakfast burritos, ramen!!!, pastries, sandwiches (some were pre-made) coffee... all kinds of fun stuff. We just got some beer (15% off for Black Friday) and hot chocolate for my daughter, which was fine. Picked up some soap as a gift that I wanted to keep for myself. Smelled lovely. I'm a sucker for coffee shop mugs and tumblers, which they did have. But I was strong and refrained from getting them heh. They also have a small selection of fresh produce, which was nice to see. Anyway, lovely cafe and coffee shop. Market in a pinch if you run out of something you need.

Stopped in during a ski race and was amazed at the Laconia cafe. First, they're not operating on secluded mountain town prices. Seattle coffee shop, yes. High price ski resort, no. I will take more pictures tomorrow but today we got a cinnamon roll, hot chocolates, a quad americano, a double americano, hot apple ciders, kombucha, a salted chocolate chip cookie, raspberry frosted chocolate cupcake, and a pumpkin muffin. We had to try it all. My European husband appreciated that none of the sweets were too sugary.

Fresh, yummy, and delicious. The salads looked appetizing, great snacks, beer, espresso, and tons of goodies for your stay in the area or stopping by for a snack like us. We got a cinnamon roll, jalapeño cheddar corn meal scone, cold brew, chips, and granola bars. The baked goods look way better than they really are. They were more on the dry side for the simple fact that they're left out in the open and not in a case. The cold brew was great. The chips and granola bars were for the drive home. The baked Yums and coffee were post hike snacks! Overall, it was great to try a fresh spot on the summit!

Cute place with everything from coffee to breakfast sandwiches, soup, and pastries. They have a light selection of useful grocery items as well as some fun home goods. Prices on some of the items are high but look at where you are. Delightful employees and they are even open during power outages (they have a generator).

Went back and got the silver for fancy breakfast sando and it was amazing. Really good, much better than the ski bum sando. $11 is a little steep still for a premade sandwich, but it was delish. Worth it every now and then but not a daily spot.

Exactly what Snoqualmie pass needed. Love that all the produce and items are good quality and organic. This makes such a big difference! The service was quick. Awesome spot for a quick stop or to hang out. This will be perfect for the snow season and as a stop if you're going over the pass for a coffee and snacks!

This was the baguette with brie, prosciutto, apples, arugula, and mustard. Yum! I love this place. Good food (haven't tried their coffee) good selection of snacks and limited groceries. Super cute inside and has a clean bathroom in the building. Much appreciated addition to the pass!

It's really nice to have Laconia in the area. Quality eats and hot drinks plus sundries and snacks. Additionally, they support nonprofits and the Mt Baker Snoqualmie winter programs which is a HUGE bonus in my book. It can be truly crowded in Winter - but that's when their stuff tastes and smells extra good IMHO. Prices are definitely mountain prices -- not surprising. But def support them, they're needed in the area.

So bad service and unprofessional workers! I'm local and this is not my first bad experience. Didn't get half of order what I paid for and they laughed at me when I asked for my food. Never ever had such a miserable experience.