POVERTY BAY CAFÉ
Welcome to Poverty Bay Café, owned by FUSION. Start your day with our delicious Scram Baby or the community favorite, Biscuits and Gravy. We serve breakfast and lunch every day from 7 AM to 3 PM. For lunch, enjoy a variety of options like our classic Reuben, juicy burgers, fresh salads, and more.
We proudly serve Poverty Bay Coffee Company's shade-grown, direct-trade, micro-roasted coffees, along with real fruit smoothies.
By dining with us, you're supporting local families experiencing homelessness and contributing to our job skills training program, TABLE, which helps individuals get back on their feet and into the job market.
You can still start your day with a Scram Baby, or our community favorite Biscuits and Gravy.
We continue to serve Poverty Bay Coffee Company shade grown, direct trade, micro-roasted coffees, and real fruit smoothies.
POVERTY BAY CAFÉ ADDRESS & PHONE #
1108 South 322nd Place Federal Way WA 98003
United States
253-945-0012
POVERTY BAY CAFÉ HOURS OF OPERATION
POVERTY BAY CAFÉ REVIEWS
Located in Federal Way, Poverty Bay Café is not just a place to enjoy delicious food; it's a beacon of community support. Originally owned and operated by the Olmstead family, this iconic eatery now supports FUSION. Dan and Alice Olmstead donated their restaurant to FUSION in a beautiful act of kindness, and we can only hope to honor their legacy and continue to serve our community as they have done for many years.
Try our brand new homemade biscuits & gravy! We have legendary waffles, custom-made sandwiches, garden-fresh salads, and much more. New items like the Corned Beef Hash, or the Ultimate Breakfast Burrito are sure to have you coming back time and time again. Looking for a great deal? Come in and try our rotating specials!
COMMUNITY CONNECTION
Profits from your visit directly contribute to our mission of housing families in need. By visiting Poverty Bay Café, you help to provide funding for our 25 transitional housing homes, and our 90-bed emergency shelter, all for families with children. Employment and job training opportunities are also made available to individuals experiencing homelessness as a means to gain valuable skills and advance their career.
