Pine Coffee Supply

Great atmosphere to grab a good coffee and quick snack for dine in or carry out. The waffles are definitely a house special with different toppings from chocolate to cinnamon.

The lattes are amazing! We tried the regular, camp fire and honey lavender Oat Lattes! The grilled cheeses and breakfast burrito were great too! Definitely stop here if you are headed to the Tetons!!

Great coffee. My family buys the beans here when then are in town. Espresso has a unique flavor. Nothing like I’ve ever tasted before No 8 oz or 10 oz cappuccino only a 6 oz. Just order a latte

At Pine, a restaurant known for its rustic ambiance and farm-to-table promises, the waffle was an unexpected letdown. What arrived on the plate looked decent enough—golden brown and stacked with the usual fanfare—but the first bite told a different story. It was dry, almost stale, with a texture that suggested it had been sitting under a heat lamp far too long. The outer edges were unpleasantly tough, not crisp, and the interior was doughy in the worst way—like it had been undercooked and then forgotten. Even the seasonal berry compote, usually a saving grace, tasted flat and overly sweet, masking none of the waffle’s flaws. The real disappointment, though, was in the expectation. Pine markets itself as a place of elevated comfort food, where even something as simple as a waffle should feel thoughtfully crafted. But this felt phoned-in, like a freezer-section relic dressed up with a sprig of mint and a drizzle of syrup. There was no warmth in the flavor, no care in the texture, just a bland grid of missed opportunity. For a place that prides itself on authenticity and quality, the waffle was a glaring misstep—more style than substance, and hardly worth the price on the menu.

Stopped in after backpacking in the Winds. Such good coffee. Picked up some in house roasted beans that were roasted 3 days ago. I got a maple latte which was super good and creamy. The barista was super helpful and informative on which roast to get. They also have a cute shop with local artist merchandise and plenty of seating. When we got there they had the garage door open allowing the fresh air in! Definitely recommend!!

Loved this place! Nice people, tons of seating, excellent coffee, delicious burritos. Went there every single day during our stay. Go here and skip Mountain Mocha drive through, their coffee was very bad.

We try to support local places when we travel and coffee is no exception. However, I ordered a large iced mocha and a hot drip. My husband trashed the drip after tasting it. He said it tasted sour & burnt. My mocha? That was an iced latte with cocoa powder. Everyone knows that when you use pure cocoa powder it rarely ever dissolves and if it does it turns to clumps. I took one sip & realized what was in my coffee. It was clumpy and kept getting stuck in the straw. I eventually trashed it. What a waste of money. The worst part of our experience was that we didn’t even get a “thank you” or a “have a nice day” or even a “go pound sand”. Great customer service can help overlook the flaws in what you places serve. Had I gotten a thanks I probably would have never left a review. I’m guessing they weren’t grateful that we bought from them. We won’t be back.

Ordered the latte and of waffles, latte was good but og waffles were stale and tasted like curdled butter

Delicious! We ordered an iced campfire latte, hot chocolate (made with Ritual chocolate!), a waffle, and breakfast burrito. The menu is minimal but extremely well down for small town coffee. It's absolutely worth a stop.

Let me start by saying the space was beautiful. There was outdoor and indoor seating and it was all nicely decorated. Now regarding the drink, I got a seasonal drink and honestly I did not like it and I felt it was a little pricey (iced london fog type). All of us got different drinks and overall didn't love our drinks. We are coming in from a different state so maybe out taste buds are different but overall it's a nice vibe but the drinks weren't my favorite.

Pine Coffee was the highlight of our trip to Pinedale. We visited everyday. It's a family-owned business, and they roast their own beans. The owner really has a gift for the artistry of all things coffee. We also loved the waffles and breakfast burritos. The store is super cute, and the retail goods were beautiful.

I was happy to return to this coffee shop today (last visit was 4 yrs ago during the pandemic) and arrived just before they closed. I appreciate that the friendly barista still offered to make our drinks to go although they were closing up for the day. I had the campfire latte which had maple and sea salt and my husband had the flat white. We really enjoyed our drinks, still excellent and good quality even 4 yrs later.

I live in Pinedale and come to Pine Coffee nearly every day. I love the coffee here - they roast several varieties in house. Over time my taste has changed - for a few years I had mochas, then for a few years I had lattes. Now I only drink black coffee. With black coffee, I have come to appreciate the complex, nuanced flavors of the coffee and the distinctions of different varietals. I also appreciate Pine Coffee as a site for social connection - it's wonderful to chat with people from all over the world who are passing through. I constantly witness people's reactions to this shop. People who know coffee generally are amazed that this shop exists in such a small town. People who are accustomed to mainstream coffee with lots of sugar, syrup, and cream are sometimes disappointed. I recommend beginning with a simple black drip coffee.

Pine Coffee Supply does coffee SO well! I have been twice now- once every time I've visited Pinedale- and been so impressed both times with the quality of the coffee itself, and the care that goes into its preparation. On this most recent visit, I had a seasonal iced campfire latte- it was just barely sweet from the maple, and smoked sea salt was such an excellent touch. Perfection! I cannot wait to visit again!

Don't waste your time going to this place! The coffee itself is gross and had a wierd sour bitter after taste. The guy that worked there (10/14/24 a.m) was RUDE and unhelpful. When asked to add more cream he said "you should've gotten a latte.. my opinion" did I ask you? And put in maybe a tablespoon They do not provide it on their counters to customize to your own liking (hoarding it for cost)? Options are limited such as sizing and flavors! Who doesn't carry white chocolate at a coffee shop!? Being from Seattle where coffee is king, this place totally SUCKS And most importantly the customer service was absolutely unfriendly So so rude! (The morning. guy) most likely the owner? Go somewhere else in this town Not here! (Especially the out of towners- you will not be treated right Will never go back and we don't live far!

Barista rude and opinionated Would never go again and would not recommend I wanted a drip coffee w quite a bit of cream. Barista stingy on cream and told me I should have gotten a latte Coffee has an unusually bitter flavor. Kinda like the barista

Solidly excellent coffee in Pinedale. I always make an effort to stop when I come through.

Lovely little coffee shop in downtown Pinedale. Stopped there before going to the ski resort. Service was exceptional and the coffee was delicious.

Unbelievable coffee. So fresh that there's oils from the beans floating on top. Great prices too. What a find!!!

Really good coffee. The Ethiopian on drip was nicely bright. Many steps ahead of any national chain. Cool space. Park in back of you have a trailer.

We've been on the road traveling and were so happy to come across this coffee shop. Love the esthetic of this place. The owner was so nice and talked with us. I loved the presentation of the espresso. We got the mystery coffee, espresso and a latte with oat milk. He has a collection of stickers from coffee shops around the country that I thought was cool, some that I've even been to. If you are into craft coffee and not Starbucks, check this place out! Ps. Their logo is like the Sistine chapel in Italy :)

Great coffee, service, and a good place to stop on the road. Been here before and I'll come back again on my way through Wyoming!

I. Am. Impressed. I don't usually run across such a quality coffee shop in such a small town as Pinedale. Their beans are roasted in house and their coffee is carefully crafted. I'm sure everyone in town knows this place by reputation or having personal visited, so I'm really posting this for those who drive through. If you at all have a hankering for a good coffee within 100 miles do stop here.

The staff was super friendly and the coffee shop was cozy and inviting but not a fan of the coffee flavor itself. A little on the bitter side

Favorite coffee in town! If you're driving thru make sure to stop by. They have delicious waffles too.

This is some of the best coffee I've had. I am a big fan of the day tripper blend. It isn't a surprise they have received awards for Wyoming's best coffee. I like sweet and like to change it up with different syrups when I go. If you don't like too sweet you may just want to order a latte because it has great flavor on its own. They have many milk varieties too. I'm obsessed with the protein PB&J bar at the counter. This isn't your average coffee so you can't compare to Starbucks or Seattle's best. It is unique just like the town of pinedale. They have a cute gift shop and play area for kids in the back that my nephew loved.

Not impressed. Had extremely limited options...no skim, no 2%, no heavy cream, no salsa (just the things we asked for). Breakfast burrito had an interesting texture, little flavor, and no salsa to go with it. I get that Pinedale is a very small town, but it would help if the guy working was actually friendly and apologetic for not having normal ingredients. Oh, and he used his dirty, bare hands to handle the food after working the register and espresso machines. No gloves, no hand washing. Gross! Didn't care one bit that out-of-towners were ready to spend money at his coffee shop. Won't return when we come for hockey tournaments.

Great specialty shop tucked in this small Wyoming town. As a visitor from Dallas, where the specialty coffee scene is overflowing with options, I was more than satisfied to run across this place -- it could definitely compete with some of the shops down there. Solid pour over options and the one I got was nice. The have a very cozy space, and seems like a place I wouldn't mind spending several hours in either working, relaxing, or visiting with a friend. Cody, who I assume is the owner, was very kind and conversational to me. I always appreciate this, as a barista myself, it's fun to walk into another shop and be welcomed. If you're driving through Pinedale, you gotta stop at this place, it's worth it!

Delicious breve!! Most expensive cup of coffee I've had, but it was really good! I'd stop again when in the area :)

This place is so good that I've decided I'm moving to Pinedale. I'm only half-joking. Pinedale is a town in transition, it's got old-school cowboys but it's also got young, progressive outdoorsy types. The types of people that kayak, climb, hike, and enjoy craft beer/kombucha/coffee. This place is run by the latter. I seriously want to be friends with everyone here. Everyone is friendly and cool. I talked with the barista about alpine rock climbing for at least 5 minutes while she made my Americano. The space is white and bright and open. The coffee is incredible. The WiFi is very fast for rural Wyoming. Can't wait to move to Pinedale, and become a regular.

Enjoyed the hot chocolate, which wasn't too sweet (high praise!). It was definitely more milky with only a hint of chocolate -- if it just had a little more cocoa note, it would be perfect. The waffle was sweet, but at an acceptable dessert level.

After driving 500 miles we were ready for a morning cup of warmth. My husband is very particular about how his coffee is made and they would not reduce the shots from four to two in his 16 oz. My chai has a good spice flavor. Noted: Alternative milk choices were almond and oat; Cute little shop and 16 is the largest they serve.

Worst tasting coffee we have ever had. Dosent even come close to even McDonald's. There was no cream out or other amenities that most other coffee shops have.

I was surprised that there is a great coffee place in the middle of nowhere. There are many kinds of pour over and even decaf pour over available. Coffee tastes with good acidity and it was a good punch. Next time I again hike in the Winds I will come back.

This silly tourist was overly excited to have a satisfying cup of joe. The baristas are lovely, the place is impeccable and when the weather is nice they open the garage door to let fresh air in. If you get there early, expect warm pastries. To my most favorable surprise, they also use Oatly milk. For a town with a population of 2000 this is very avant-garde and I would definitely recommend it.

Spent 6 days in Pinedale and visitors this coffee shop prolly 4 or 5 of those days. every morning this was my first stop before starting my day. tried their coffees and got their breakfast burritos. every time i went the staff was friendly, welcomed me in, and made it a very comfortable atmosphere. would definitely check this place out if you're an early riser. 10/10 would revisit next time i'm in town.

Overpriced and we tried three different coffee beans- all were very acidic. Also a 10 oz was the only option for a drip coffee. Planning to try a different shop in town this morning.

Cute - fast - ordered the frozen coffee! Excellent taste from my part, a little sweet for my mother!

Best coffee in town. Oat-milk latte was a creamy espresso bomb that blew up my taste buds. Super cool shop and decor.

Coffee was lovely and vibrant. Service was great. They even cleaned out our travel mugs before filling them.

My favorite business in Pinedale and a great reason to return to Pinedale as my 'base camp' for backpacking in the Winds. Coffee: They roast their own beans and offer highly interesting options, from relatively clean, vegetal-tasting washed varieties to really complex natural beans that evoke fermented pickles. I've drunk third wave coffee across the country and would easily rank this in my top 5. Seating: Interior is typical modernist/industrial hipster decor; spaced out appropriately for covid times. Lots of outlets to charge your devices. Pleasant outside seating both in front and in a shaded yard in the back. Others: Wyoming-themed art on display/for purchase and cute merchandise.

Visiting my sister in Pinedale this weekend! Within 10 minutes of pulling into town she told me we had to come to Pine Coffee Supply! I ordered a frozen coffee with almond milk and my sister got her usual a vanilla latte with oat milk. I love that they offer both of these milk substitutions. First thing I noticed the beautiful, vibey mural on the wall. Super cool. The first thing my son noticed was the back door leading to a bunch of toy tractors and dump trucks to dig in the rocks with. Overall super impressed with this place!

Coffee oasis. A specialty coffee experience in the middle of nowhere. The town of Pinedale is well worth exploring too! A 3 season outdoorsman/woman's paradise. Check out the little retail shop too. Menu recommendations: black coffee (single estate), flat white, latte, frozen coffee, espresso, London fog, cortado, oatmeal cream latte... If you really like the way they roast, order online.

I ordered a breakfast burrito which was premade and reheated upon ordering. Parts of it were still frozen, and it couldn't be reheated because I had taken a bite. I asked for a refund and was given a hard time because "we heat them the same way every time and they're always fine." Why would I make this up? I didn't eat the burrito and I did pay $6 for it - probably cost them less than $1 to buy in a frozen pack. Terrible customer service.

Best coffee so far, since hitting Canada and making our way through America on mountain bikes. It was so nice to see a guy who was so passionate and knowledgeable about what he does! Roasts his own coffee, amongst many other things! He crafted us a most beautiful flat white. The whole experience was amazing. Thank you so much

Not a place you'd expect to find in a small town of 2,000 in Wyoming. Very tasty coffee and something to please any coffee drinker. Pour overs, nitro cold brew, flat white, etc. I had a hard time deciding. The atmosphere is nice and prices reasonable. This is now on my list of stops when traveling. Better than any chain coffee shop, and can easily rival other local shop I have been to.

Super nice location and seems like the roaster knows what he is doing. That's where the good ends, the girl at the counter was pretty rude about us having a 16 ounce personal cup and wanting an americano. My girlfriend just asked her to top it off with water and she acted like we were being unreasonable and it would water the coffee down. Understand that they put 4 shots in a 12 ounce americano which is wrong to begin with. At the end they still never topped it off with water and left a ton of space. I can forgive a little rudeness if the product is really good. It was middle of the road at best. Would try it again but the owner needs new people running the counter.

Visited Pinedale on a whim and this place is a little gem! I loved the garage door and murals - it created a very modern ambiance and let in the lovely warm breeze. My iced chai latte was delicious and my husband enjoyed his cold brew. We also got an amazing little treat - a belgian street waffle, I think it was called. We split the last plain one and I found myself wishing they had more. It had little sugar crystals on it and inside it and the dough had a lovely yeasty flavor. The shop attached to the coffee counter is also very cute - I enjoyed browsing through their products. Would definitely stop by again if I was in the area! If I lived in Pinedale, this is where I would post up with my computer to do work.

Absolutely love this coffee. Stopped in Pinedale on my way back to Colorado and I loved the baristas and the shop! Their pastries are good too :)

This is usually my last choice in Pinedale. For me, it's about flavor. I can't get lavender or Mexican there, or any fun flavor. So I go to Heart and Soul or Mountain mocha instead. I wrote the review because I want them to add flavors. They only have the 4 basic hazel nut vanilla caramel and dark chocolate. Also, the layout needs improving. Seating at the front of the barista is slim. You could choose to sit in the back where you can only see the walls around you. Not fun.

Really lovely, simplistic, modern, and clean shop. Sell great coffee, and cool local made jewelry and art. Use compostable cups and iced coffee lids that don't need a straw! Great service and all staff masked.

Good cappuccino and the breakfast burrito was good too! I wouldn't expect to get a gourmet 10 course breakfast but my burrito was freshly heated to order and it tasted good!

Coffee nirvana in Wyoming! It never ceases to be my favorite treat en route along Hwy 191, but certainly worth a detour as well. Is there such a thing as a "destination" coffee stop? Put this one on you radar. Exquisite coffee, tasty eats and wonderful folks!!!

Wonderful little coffee/tea spot! Definitely worth stopping by if you're driving through Pinedale. Dog friendly as well.

The worst cup of market value coffee I have ever had. Fifty cents for cream. The girls working the counter were too busy talking to serve customers

We stopped here on our way to Colorado based off good reviews and it exceeded our expectations. The owner was so friendly and we devoured the Belgian waffle and breakfast burritos. The strawberry smoothie was the best smoothie we had ever tasted. Cute decor and vibe! This place will NOT disappoint.

A wonderful surprise ! absolutely first class coffee with carefully selected varietals from regions around the world. Great people and some surprisingly great pastries as well.