Randonnee Coffee Co.

Great little coffee shop! Their expresso is great and the special lattes are so good. They make their own pastries which are delicious and rival the bakeries in larger cities I’ve tried. They also have gluten free breakfast and lunch options and their gluten free sandwich roll is so light and fluffy I honestly wouldn’t be able to tell it apart from a wheat hoagie roll!

We got some of their seasonal specials - brown sugar for me and Cardamom for my wife. Absolutely delicious! She also got a tomato and cheese pastry which was amazing! Great service and atmosphere in a great location.

Hands down the best scone, baked goods, and coffee I’ve had at Randonnee COFFEE co. I got to meet the owner who was super nice along with the professional roaster who roasts all the coffee beans in house. The vibes are really cute with indoor and outdoor seating. Everything about this place is perfect! I love it :)

Very cute coffee shop just outside of Hood River, I’m so glad we stopped here! I purchased the cold brew with vanilla flavored cold foam on top and it was SO delicious. Highly recommend stopping thru here if you’re in the area.

A wonderful coffee spot along the to Eastern Oregon. While the menu is simple, the pastry items are delicious. I ordered an Americano and a chocolate croissant.

Pulled into this coffee shop just by chance and absolutely loved it. The smell of cooking beans was so inviting. Looking forward to going back next time we pass through.

Dang, the coffee here is superb! Super quaint and cozy space with friendly staff. The latte is wonderful and we picked up some freshly roasted Columbian whole beans to go. Would highly recommend!

Stopped by this small coffee shop on a road trip. $4 price for single espresso or drip coffee seemed rather steep (we had great coffee on this trip from other places for $2-3 per single espresso). Drip coffee of the day was Columbia, as the sales person told me. Not sure how are their espresso drinks but plain coffee was one of the best I had. So fresh, flavorful (all natural coffee flavor, nothing added). Totally worth the money for me. Service isn't super cordial, more like typical "Gen Z stare" type, but it was a simple transaction in my case, so no sweat. I would appreciate though if there wasn't an obligatory tip screen where you have to select "no tip" (tip for what?) under the watchful eye of the sales person. Tip: in season, don't miss fantastic and reasonably priced fruit stand across the street.

We were heading to a nearby trail yesterday morning and looking for a quick bite and coffee. Randonnee is right off the 84 in Mosier...easy access with plenty of street parking. We were greeted by a very friendly and warm barista and placed our order: a black drip, a latte, and two bagel sandwiches with bacon. The coffees were great, they're definitely working with some fabulous and flavorful beans. The sandwiches were big...too big for me to finish actually. Yummy bacon, egg, and cheese on a toasted everything bagel served up piping hot, just as the coffees were. A very pleasant and tasty breakfast experience. We will definitely stop in again!

In a state and country with too many coffee shops to count, Randonee Coffee seerves some of the best I've ever had! Friends and locals told me about this shop, raved actually, so on a recent Sunday I had to stop in. Even though I already had coffee at home, I opted for a full fat latte - don't judge, it's Sunday! And since we already established it's the weekend, I indulged in a freshly baked chocolate hazelnut scone. Wow! Seriously wow! The coffee was rich and smooth. As I was drinking it, I was already craving another cup! And the scone - typically dry and requiring butter or jam - was so decadent and delicious. Soft, buttery, with just the right amount of chocolate chips and Oregon hazelnuts sprinkled in, I'm already obsessed! Scones rotate and if I can pull myself away from ordering this again, I'll try the pear ginger or other daily treats. The barista, Madeline, is so charming and friendly with a smile that shines positivity. She clearly knows all of her customers by name and their regular order. She greets and treats visitors with the same warmth and truly enjoys watching customers delight in her creations. Easy and plentiful parking right on the street. A very large patio out back with several picnic tables, shared with the taco truck next door. The inside is quaint with a modern farmhouse appeal, huge sacks of coffee beans and the roaster in full display. The menu is robust with all the usual coffees, some homemade baked goods and the sandwich of the day. Today it was a bagel, egg, sausage, cream cheese and greens. I'll be back for that! Sarah, who runs the post office, sets up shop on the weekend painting coffee mugs. They are all so beautiful and if you tell her your color preference, she will paint one to suit your style. This was my first visit but there will be many more in my future. Five stars all the way; I'd give more if I could.

Stopped in after a hike and had the most amazing lavender rose oatmilk latte. We also enjoyed a ginger molasses cookie for a little snack. Highly recommend if you are in the are

Wonderful spot in Mosier. Their coffee and baked goods are excellent. We got to witness them roasting beans while there so you know they're taking the product seriously

Stopped here for some breakfast before a morning hike and I loved all of it! The vibe is so cute, the baristas were very sweet and my latte was perfect! The breakfast Sammy is made with a delish buttery biscuit and it is dope af

Second time here brought my Mother. I believe this might be the best coffee I have had in Oregon. The service is great and fast. Only two at a time right now inside because of the Covid restrictions. I have made this a regular routine while coming to Gorge.

Coffee is freshly roasted in house and tastes great! Customer service is great, barista was friendly and attentive. Highly recommend if you're in this part of town. Also, got the oatmeal chocolate chip with coconut cookie and it was heavenly

Adorable place, people were kind and welcoming. Pistachio Latte was just right! Little windy today for the patio but there's also a cute little beverage trailer outside also. This place will definitely become a regular stop when we're out this way!

Hours are pretty terrible. At least for folks who work. Not a lot of seating when I actually want to go in and sit down. Usually the owner or manager is taking a table. Nice atmosphere, coffee ok. Barista staff isn't very skilled. I ordered a breve and got a cappuccino; I politely explained the difference and got the same thing. Probably a great place if you're a tourist but not great if your local

Just had an amazing experience at Mosiers newest coffee co, Randonnee. Madelyn w the beautiful smile was charming and knowledgeable. Located in the old Rack and Cloth space, they've created a super hip, laidback scene. Can't wait for live music, cocktails, and food carts this summer! Pub crawl, Randonnee to Mo Co!

Super good coffee, I had an oatmilk Carmel latte, I was going to go again the next day and try the bfast sandwich but they were closed on a Sunday morning?? The app said open but they were not.

Great coffee shop in the heart of the grand Mosier metropolis. They brew their own delicious coffee and folks are warm and friendly.

MY LIFE IS COMPLETE. Mosier, the last, greatest kept secret of the Pacific Northwest, and I, Myself, its humble resident, and man of modest requests -- both of which, miraculously, ripened to fruition amidst a global pandemic. The Burrito Truck speaks for itself, and we'll address that in another review. Needless to say, a Burrito Truck opening in the middle of a pandemic is nothing shy of the eternal light of God, triumphed only in its majesty by the arrival of... Randonee! Look, fact is, since weed went legal, I can't call coffee shop barista's my favorite "drug-dealers" anymore -- Nonetheless, Madeline of Randonee holds the crown, my favorite caff-slanger and banter provider, turning the crank and revving the engine with the best of them to give me the quintessential, neighborhood coffee-shop experience I need five days a week. And the pastries! I've seen the weirdo that makes them, and I gotta say, his earnest weirdness makes them all the more delicious -- local quality. I don't know what they're doing, probably lots of butter, which is fine with me; If you're paying money for a pastry in a coffee shop in a First World Country and find something to complain about, you should be dragged into an alley and shot in the head. Anyway, suffice to say, in all modesty, I KNOW and LOVE good coffee -- I'd kill a dubiously-guilty man to secure a lifetime supply. Whatever mad-science or preternatural dealings with dark-forces these small-time, local roasters habituated better be maintained, for I am in love, and an addict, to boot.

Pro-freedom! So thankful for my experience here. I was greeted with a friendly smile and a wagging tail when I walked in. While Bryan was making my latte he carried on a conversation with me and was genuinely kind. Very glad to have met him and the latte was GREAT! I also got a maple donut for my husband and a chocolate chip hazelnut scone for myself. Everything was delicious! Definitely glad I stopped here and will be going back!