7 Best Cafes in Palmer

“I’ve taken 3 classes here now and have really enjoyed each one! A raku pottery class, and more recently stained glass and then a fused glass class that I brought two preteens to. The teachers have all been so kind, encouraging, helpful and patient. Everything you could possibly need for so many creative projects can be found here, and they also serve ice cream, small snacks, coffee and tea. Free popcorn is available to crafters also.“

“Elwood's coffee and Buddha Bowls are always fantastic. They also support local sports teams! Thank you for helping Palmer Girls Flag Football!“

“Vagabond Blues in Palmer is a great pre-hike stop before heading into the mountains. Their homemade bread makes all the difference for their sandwiches, and the coffee is solid. It is a casual, reliable spot to fuel up and grab a quick bite to eat before spending the day on the trails.“

“Best baristas in the area and the breakfast burritos are always great.“

“If you love a strong Caramel chocolate Frappuccino, THIS is where you need to get it from! It’s not like the expensive place makes(SB.) IT is sooo much better!. SB puts one shot of espresso in a Venti. BrewHaHa puts four! Taste so much better and, it’s cheaper than when I go to SB and ask for three shoots extra of espresso to be added. It’s in Palmer. On the main highway, exit the hospital or Trunk Road exit. Basically stay straight past the hospital as you go through the roundabouts. At the end of Trunk road is a Tesoro. Brew HaHa is in that parking lot. It is so worth it!!!“

“I like the feel of de clam chowder in my bum. Nice texture. The toughness of the clam against my skin. Make a men felt good. I put a whole bowl in. Never had a expeerense like it.“

“Rooms are small and slightly our dated, there is no microwave or coffee pot. Some have a small fridge but not all the rooms do. Some rooms only have showers and not a tub. They are connected to the restaurant so you can get coffee from there but for the price and normal availability of rooms it’s one of the better places in Palmer and Wasilla.“