Todd Millar

Restaurateur and owner of Pull Caffé in Yacolt, Washington

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Wood-Fired Craftsmanship Defines Pull Caffé’s Culinary Revival in Yacolt

Todd Millar’s Pull Caffé in Yacolt has become a local culinary landmark after a pandemic project—a hand‑built wood‑fired oven—redefined the café’s identity and deepened its ties to Southwest Washington’s craft‑driven economy.

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Wood-Fired Craftsmanship Defines Pull Caffé’s Culinary Revival in Yacolt