This was a dining treat. Indoors or out. We chose hot sandwiches , onion rings and clam chowder…read more Terrific dinner. Same parking lot as DQ.

I LOVED that they had a 2 slice or 3 slice option here! I was able to get the perfect amount with…read moretheir 2 slice French toast breakfast. I added on sausage links and to my surprise they were huge. They were overcooked on the ends, but good flavor. They serve Pepsi here, so I stuck with water. The menu isn't too remarkable, we shopped around in town and were finding very similar menus at almost every restaurant. This is a reasonable walk from the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad and is near Dairy Queen, so just look for that to locate the restaurant. Service was fine, nothing remarkable about this place, but a solid choice if you find yourself in Garibaldi.

Visiting from San Diego, California. Love trying new small business coffee shops everywhere I go…read more Not sure if you can walk up assuming maybe you can but I did drive thru both times. Yes it was so good I went two days in a row. Both baristas were very friendly. I told the one helping me I like a sweeter drink not super strong. I told her to surprise me and she made me an iced vanilla chai white chocolate latte with cream top and it was so good! I went back again today and asked her to make the same thing again. Very friendly and reasonable priced. Beach is right across the way. Grab your coffee and go across to enjoy it with the view.

I wish I would have read more reviews…read more The coffee cake was alright, the scone was alright. But the coffee drinks here suck, which is their main thing. The coffee tastes cheap and their syrups aren't very good. The main takeaway besides forgettable food/drink is that the staff is RUDE. The main window girl openly complains about customers and is very impatient and just seems to have a bad attitude. Perhaps she doesn't realize everyone can hear her? The lady who owns it was grumpy as well, so that I guess has set the precedent for everyone she hires. I'd recommend driving down to Tillamook and getting ingredients or baked goods at Fred Meyer as opposed to the convenience of this place. Plus, they have a Starbucks that will serve you something better than Folgers. If you don't like people, you should seriously reconsider living in a resort town. I'd rather have watched my $20 burn than wasted it here.

Update: menu has changed. Portions are smaller, prices went…read moreup, and they swapped the steak out for ground beef in the chicken fried "steak." Still nice staff, still have good sausage.

Food was good but they were missing items from the menu because they didn't have things made. Like…read morecountry gravy and Hollandaise sauce. The menu seemed limited. The coffee was strong also. The service and food were good but could have been better if more items were available to order.

Great lil bakery! The apple turnover and lemon cake were both delicious! Took some on the road…read morewith us for breakfast the next day. My husband didn't realize that they serve breakfast there too. We'll be back on our next road trip!

We missed the bakery that used to be located in garibaldi. We were excited to see that two new…read morebakeries moved into town with twin ranch being one of them. I think this is a first time occurrence when I have suggested that a restaurant raise their prices! Everything here is extremely reasonable, I appreciate the reasonable prices especially as this is not a sit down restaurant. All of the baked goods were delicious and I especially recommend the sticky buns and blueberry muffin top. We will definitely be back to try their other offerings! Service was friendly and plenty of inside seating.

Cute bake shop located on the Main Street in Rockaway Beach across from the train. Fast, friendly…read moreservice. We ordered a latte, drip coffee and a couple sand dollar hand pies. We requested the hand pies be warmed. The apple hand pie would have been delicious whether it was warmed or not. The marionberry pie was delicious but did not hold up well to being warmed. We would still return and try them again next time we're in Rockaway.

No frills bakery with friendly service and a wide variety of sweet and savory pastries. My husband…read moreand I shared a few sweet pastries while we were there. The cheese danish was incredibly flaky and delicious, and the blueberry biscone was like nothing I've had before. Really yummy buttermilk base that tasted half biscuit half scone, just needed more blueberries. Would definitely come back here if I'm in the area!

Went for a hot chocolate with a shot of espresso and grateful for the breakfast burrito so early in…read morethe morning. Thanks.

Why no prices on the menu? Why no greeting or smile when we pulled up?…read more The coffee we had was decent but what we were charged was not. I was very early in the morning when we stopped for coffee and a pastry. We ordered our two hot drinks and scones and after they were handed to us we were told $30. I paid but thought to myself what?? How? But it was early and I was in vacation mode, so my bad. We did not return because of this. Other reviews mention a convenience factor and it is along a busy highway in a small town but if you just keep traveling another 10 minutes you will come across a Dutch Bros... And they have their prices posted and are super friendly. After talking it over with other people, we have collectively come to the conclusion this spot might have different prices for tourists. No confirmation, just my thoughts as a patron. Enjoy your coffee down the way at DB and skip this spot.

Stayed in Small Rented RV $90 a night Very nice .., at least…read moreway better than an outside tent. But,,,,, Be aware you can't use rv bathroom or shower. The bathroom is a 5 min walk across the gravel parking lot. And Shower costs $2 every 5 min Very nice people and awesome crab & clams cooked for you Next time I'll try the larger RV to rent. Yes I would recommend if you don't mind the logging trucks loud coming down the hill at 5 am

We were so glad to stop by here for our last dinner of our Rockaway beach family vacation! This…read moreplace has it all! Camping, crabbing, market, and restaurant. There were plenty of parking in the lot and you walking the market store, the crabbing docks and some campsites on the walk to the outdoor restaurant part (also lots of fun photo ops too!) The menu prices were reasonable and displayed right at the ordering/cooking station. You tell them what you want and then you take the metal plaque inside to pay. We got 1 Dungeness crab (cleaned), 1 lb of clams, and 1 dozen oysters all steamed to try. Please do note all the accompaniments were sold separately such as butter, garlic, cocktail sauce, and lemons. They also had a microwave station for you to melt the butter along with all the tools you'll need for your yummy tray of fresh seafood. Eating crab is a labor of love but it was totally worth it! The crab meat was juicy and sweet, while the clams and oysters were briny and salty. If you want raw oysters you have to shuck them yourself due to cross contamination prevention. But the steamed oysters were actually so good too! Service was quick and friendly with everyone working hard cleaning, steaming, and dishing out orders. It's nice to have the hand washing stations and bathroom close to rinse off the stickiness from our seafood feast. Definitely recommend coming here to get your fresh seafood on if you are in the Rockaway Beach area!

The food is amazing the views are spectacular!! My absolute favorite place!!! I have never been…read moredisappointed with anything I've ever ordered.

I'll admit, I was a little nervous coming in after reading some of the lower-rated reviews. A few…read moreof them were pretty harsh. Of course, every restaurant can have a bad night, but after reading them, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. Our experience was anything but disappointing. We started with the steamed oysters, and as someone who has played oyster roulette and lost one too many times, I was thrilled to see fresh steamed oysters on the menu. They were delicious, perfectly prepared, and honestly had already altered my mood before the rest of the meal even arrived. And then there was the view. Spectacular. I kept looking around thinking what a privilege it was to sit down to dinner somewhere so genuinely beautiful. We ordered a cup of clam chowder to split because we'd heard it heralded as some of the best, and it absolutely lived up to the praise. Buttery, flavorful, not too thick and not too thin. Just really, really good chowder. For dinner, I had the ribeye topped with crab meat, and my date had the wild salmon. Both came with the most incredible creamy mashed potatoes and a salad. Even the salad service impressed me: chilled plates AND chilled forks. Such a small, thoughtful detail, but it immediately told me how much care goes into the dining experience here. My steak was phenomenal. The fat was rendered beautifully, the steak itself was cooked perfectly, and the crab on top made it feel completely indulgent. The salmon was equally delicious. Not a bite survived. We absolutely did not need dessert. And then our waitress brought out a massive tray of house-made desserts. Cheesecakes. Tortes. Crème brûlées. An entire parade of poor decision-making staring us directly in the face. So naturally, we took two desserts to go. We knew we'd regret it if we didn't. I also have to mention the service. Our waitress was absolutely incredible and, along with just one other server, was holding down the entire dining room. Despite how busy they were, the service was warm, attentive, friendly, and never felt rushed. A fabulous meal, genuinely wonderful service, thoughtful little touches throughout, and a view that is very hard to beat. Whatever experience led to some of those harsher reviews, it certainly wasn't the experience we had tonight. This wasn't just dinner. It felt special. We will absolutely be back.