Coffee & Treats in Camas

Coffee Revolution was born out of a desire to serve a delicious cup of coffee and to help those in need. The full-service, volunteer-led coffee bar is an extension of the River Rock Church's Operation Kindness ministry, and uses its proceeds to benefit local children and those in need, as well as communities around the world. In keeping with this spirit, it's also characterized by a welcoming atmosphere: cheerful golden-yellow walls surround sleek, modern counters and wooden tables. Meanwhile, aromas of coffee and espresso made with Cafe De'Artee beans waft through the space. A range of specialty coffee drinks, smoothies, and pastries round out the menu.

At Divine Mocha, the beans are fresh and the roasts are bold. Life is all about choices, and they are not limited here with plenty of gluten-free and low-fat dishes. Sometimes it's annoying to plan events for big groups, and sometimes it's easy with great restaurants like Divine Mocha helping you out. Get online for free courtesy of Divine Mocha's wifi. Getting your food to go is also an option. Store your bike at one of the many racks outside of Divine Mocha. You can enjoy a delicious meal at Divine Mocha for a bargain rate, with most tabs there running well under $15 per person. Divine Mocha has three square meals a day on the menu, so swing by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Even though Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory has locations throughout the world, it still maintains the small-town candy-store feel envisioned by its creator and CEO, Frank Crail. Crail founded the original location in his adopted hometown of Durango, Colorado, filling the sweet-smelling space with homey accents, such as candy-making demonstrations and games of Pin the Tail on the Chocolatier. Behind the counter, staffers roll fresh granny smith apples in dense caramel and mold lumps of rich fudge on old-style marble slabs. Other fresh confections include mint bark, chocolate-dipped pretzels, and boxed chocolates.

Don't settle for an inferior brew! The java at Starbucks will perk you right up. If you're avoiding fat or gluten, you can still eat great at Starbucks, which offers a number of low-fat and gluten-free choices. Getting online is easy with Starbucks' free and convenient wifi. Summer meals will taste even better when you enjoy them on Starbucks' gorgeous patio. null Starbucks is home to many cyclists who appreciate the parking racks outside. Prices don't get much better than this, either, with typical meals running under the $15 mark.

For Ashley Sandell, owner of Caffeinated Culture, coffee runs in her family. Her mother, former owner of Terri Lynn Link's No Ordinary Joe, taught her the tricks of the coffee business before leaving the trade and selling her four shops. Sandell eventually decided she missed the family business and purchased one of her mother's former coffee shops where she now serves her signature coffee roast along with hormone-free dairy products. Beverages include the peanut butter kiss white chocolate mochas with peanut butter and vanilla, shots of fresh espresso, and real fruit smoothies. In addition to the drinks, the baristas dispense treats and pastries from Delphina's Bakery, Bella Cupcake, and Cookie Monkey Bakery.

At Starbucks in Gresham-Northwest, the beans are fresh and the roasts are bold. Whether rocking a gluten-free lifestyle or looking for something low-fat, this place will serve you just what you need. Sit outside when the weather is fine — Starbucks has a lovely patio to enjoy a warm day. Up for grabs (and free of charge) is Starbucks' wifi. At Starbucks, you can dine with your immediate family and your extended family due to the easy seating for large parties. null Bicyclists will also find lots of space to safely lock up their bikes. Starbucks is making the best of both worlds happen: creating food that is full of flavor and affordable!