Andy’s Valley Service

Absolutely the greatest small town gas station combined with 2 eating facilities. Andy and his wife are good old country folk who are the nicest people to deal with. Andy goes out of his way to help folks when called on. Lucky to have them in Trout Lake.

We LOVE Andy’s! My husband goes hunting up in this area and we are sure to stop at Andy’s for everything we need (e.g., gas) or want (e.g., coffee fix, pizza from the stone oven, homemade apple pie ala mode).
The service is a little slow but it’s a small town and we actually enjoy the slower paced life when we’re there. So set your cell phones down, order up a delicious lunch, and enjoy the people and scenery around you.
The coffee is great, the prices aren’t too shabby, the food is great and we love supporting local businesses. Stop by!

We normally have a tradition of stopping at this café befor or after camping. The huckleberry smoothies are great. Aug. 3 2013 my girlfriend and I stopped for sandwiches. The service was slow and curt. We were sitting outside. I asked for mustard twice and never did get it.
The bill was not totaled but when I went on to pay and it was $ 31.00 for the two of us, I asked her to please total it up again. She seemed really put out by this but sure enough, it was the wrong amount. She mumbled something about something left in the machine but never appologized; just seemed really pissed off throu the whole thing like I had done something wrong. Needless to say. No tip. Future visits for huckleberries only

One of my favorite places. 5 stars everytime. Always super friendly and I love to support businesses of local folks! I’ve also had my car worked on here. Excellent! The food is exceptional, some may say it’s a little pricey, but you’d have to drive all the way into WS or HR and that’s a lot of gas. So no problem there! There are homemade goodies, soups and treats offered daily AND local huckleberry delights. A full service coffee shop too. Scumptdidlyumptious!

Normally I don’t Unilocal gas stations, but this one is a bit exceptional in that it’s a good spot to get local info and has 2 café’s attached to it.

What a find! We stopped here at the Chevron/​Heavenly Grounds Espresso after climbing Mount Adams on the way back to Seattle. This place is family owned, and includes a gas station and two restaurants. We gassed up, and the husband/​father told us about the back road towards Seattle that saved us at least 2 hours by bypassing going through Portland. He patiently explained all the turns we would need to take.
The burgers and espresso drinks were great, and although we didn’t have any, the huckleberry pie looked awesome… next time! The husband, wife, teenage kids and workers were all super nice. Just what we needed upon our return to civilization. Thanks for the great experience!