Love this place so much so cute. Great customer service I always get the white cotton mocha hold…read morethe marshmallows. I had it three times in a row. It was so delicious. Miss this place so much

I asked for a cortado. I get it if you have never heard of it (but then, just say so please)…read more Instead I was asked multiple times "what size I wanted"? WTF! I explained (multiple times) that a cortado is two shots of coffee and the same amount of frothed milk. WTH, just google it! It's not only for social media, you know?! They hand me a large cup full of milk and (I think) two shots of coffee in it. The damn thing tasted like drinking milk! I dumped the whole thing in a trash can down the road. The (funny) thought of driving by the cart and tossing it at the side while yelling "Here's your hot milk, {expletive goes here}...!!!" Crossed my mind. . (I would never be able to do that)

$37 for two of us to get breakfast bowls with a biscuit added, a 16 oz breve and a 32 oz plain…read morelotus. ... Coffee is good! I got it twice. The roast is excellent. So, don't get me wrong, you should go for drinks, but man was my husband in shock. Food was what you expect from a drive thru coffee stand.

Friendly drive thru cart We ordered bumblebee drink and cappuccino, it was good coffee and fast…read moreservice

Went to Dutch Bros in Tillamook OR last night. Got there before it closed was told that they…read morewouldn't take my order. Was told to go to McDonald's. They served the 2 people in front of me. Worst Dutch Bros I've ever been to. There was no closed sign up. customer service stinks.

Went in to pick up an order ahead on my drive back to Rockaway and love the ease of that. My salted…read moreCarmel protein mocha was delicious and consistent to my normal ones at home. Friendly service.

Owner was rude to a disabled person because of his disability, and should really keep a civil…read moretongue in his head. Coffee is comparable to what you find sitting at a shell station towards the end of a shift. Ambiance is that of the city dump. How does this place pass inspection?

Went in to have coffee as this is pretty much the only place in town showing as a walk in coffee…read moreshop. Older man sitting at the table, stuff everywhere. He ignored us. My employee asked if he had coffee and he replied, "yeah, drip" never got up then got on the phone. The smell in there was terrible. We left.

Great spot to grab a bite. I went here for lunch. It can take some time to get your food, but it…read moreis made from scratch. It is a small menu for breakfast/lunch items. Pro tip - try a piece of zucchini bread. I got the Hygge Bowl. Very flavorful containing a beef/pork mixture with vegetables, half an egg, pepitas. Really good, flavorful, and well worth the wait. Its definitely worth a side trip if you are travelling down 101 and are looking for something to eat. Check their hours and days though, they are not open every day of the week.

Excellent breakfast spot in Tillamook. I got an iced matcha with cold foam and the overnight oats…read more Both were so good! Staff was also very nice and helpful

This is a frequent stop of mine when visiting Tillamook County and I have never been disappointed…read more The Cafe has an excellent assortment of baked goods, or so it appears to the eye. I say this because I tried the almond danish on my first visit and it is so delicately delicious I have never found a need to venture beyond that taste treat. I often get breakfast and then bring the pastry (which is huge) with me to nibble on, and put a smile on my face, all day - & it stays fresh! They have a limited lunch and breakfast menu. However, I find it has significant enough variety that me and my guests have never had a problem finding something to enjoy. I have had breakfast there, never lunch. I find what I have eaten reliably tasty, but it does not rock. For the food I would put it in the low 4 category, pastry an absolute 5. Coffee blows away the chain coffee shops and I find it very tasty, not bitter. They do all the fancy drinks and they execute the one I always get - cappuccino - extremely well. My one bit of advice is to ask for the coffee in a mug if you are having it to stay because otherwise it will be served to you in a paper cup. I find paper cups cramp the froth into a small area and ALSO blocks your nose from getting a good whiff of that awesome coffee smell. Smelling is a huge part of taste - so do not forget the ask - there is no up charge for the real mug. Plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating with variety in the indoor, ranging from a very large, family style, round table in the middle of the room, to bars at the windows and tables throughout - with plenty of spacing. The outdoor seating is behind the roastery and consists of wooden picnic tables. This is complimented with an extremely unique and , obviously, cared for garden with a variety of flowers and evergreens. Finally, the service. One orders at the counter where my only experience has been one of patience, informative and courteous order takers. You then find a seat or you can wait for your order at the counter. The coffee is prepared immediately and, I have found, the food is prepared efficiently. I have nothing but very positive interactions with staff. Do note that they have a drive up window as well. Located directly across from the Tillamook Creamery: extremely convenient if accessing the Coast thru Tillamook. All in, I would rate Five Rivers about a 4.5 - Enjoy the experience!

Our hot lattes tasted scorched/flat from being frothed for too long. I don't blame the barista…read morethough, as they are just young kids who weren't trained properly. Management needs to do a better job at this. Our friend and I both did not enjoy our hot lattes. The cold versions were ok. For those who collector stickers, it's $3.50 for one. About the same price as an espresso shot. Not worth it for me. Service was friendly from the female cashier. Interior is small but with plenty of seating. The location is right across the street from Tillamook creamery, but there are no crosswalks to get there. Crossing the street is a bit sketch. For a coffee roaster, I expected better quality.

This Starbucks is inside the Fred Meyers…read more We thought it was a good idea..... My bad. I asked the batista who was working solo, if he could transfer a gift card balance to my account. He immediately had a few reasons why he wasn't able to fulfill my request. O.K. I let my Wife order. She paid and he went over to make her order. Then before starting her order, he asked me if I wanted anything. I'm still standing in front of the at the order counter. He then comes back over and takes my order. Then goes back to make both our orders. Not sure what that was about but he seemed like he was really tired..... Anyways... I ordered an Americano, Grande. It was decent. My Wife's coffee was tasty. Maybe a different employee would add more energy to the atmosphere.

Probably the worst experience I've ever had at a Starbucks. Extremely rude employee Hayley greeted…read moreevery other person in the shop except for us, and took about 5 minutes to take our order without a as much as speaking to us. She made us feel like an inconvenience not a customer.

The absolute best place to have breakfast or pie and coffee. It's tiny and local and fabulous and…read morecozy. There's nothing I have to say that is bad about this place. It's absolutely heaven.

Country/ Home styled breakfast place with good portion. Nothing fancy…read more It was what we needed in the way to clamming. Guess my only complain with pricing was not too high for the offering and hash browns were soggy (although seemed fresh and grated at the restaurants).

Just opening, A comfortable and quiet location when they don't have the TV on. A coffee shop with…read moreTV? Located in the second street promenade, you can't get more down town than this. It is the closest coffee shop to the court house. Like any good coffee shop, they have a range of baked goods.

Blue Heron French Cheese Company was a bit of an impromptu and unexpected stop for us. We wanted to…read moredo something in the area that wasn't the Tillamook cheese factory and Yelp directed us here. I'm so glad it did. They have a shop with cheese, wine, ice cream, snack options and lots of other items. There is also an area outside where you can sit and enjoy your food. They have animals on the property and we purchased some feed for them inside the shop. It's only $1 a bag so we bought lots and headed out to meet them. I loved spending time with the animals but they were not at all interested in the feed. We happened to be eating a sandwich and they were much more interested in that. They have a wide range of animals, from sheep to alpacas and donkeys and ducks and chickens and even peacocks. There's lots to see. That said, I can't really give them five stars because like a lot of the reviews mention, the state of some of the animals is concerning. As much as I enjoyed interacting with them, there were things about their care and surroundings that made me feel really sad. Something I did really appreciate though is that this location allows you to camp overnight in your RV or van for free. This is a huge perk when you're traveling through the area. Because we got here late in the afternoon. We did end up staying the night, but if you decide to take advantage of that be prepared for the bugs. There were so many bugs. There is plenty to see and do here and this place definitely has a lot going for it. If you're road tripping this is a good place to stop. You can get supplies, spend some time with the animals and have a safe place to spend the night.

We stopped in for lunch. Afterwards we wandered around. Lots of things to do, especially for…read morefamilies. We both ordered their hot Italian panini. They were terrific. The best panini I've had for a while. They have quality packaged food as well. Charcuterie in one stop. One building was dedicated to candy. Overpriced for sure. While we didn't visit the petting zoo, it was doing a good business. It was worth our time.