My husband is very hard to please coffee-wise when we travel as it's hard to find good,…read morelight-roasted specialty coffee outside of big cities. He was impressed enough with the coffee and service (from Sleeper Roasters out of Astoria) that he pushed me to review it. Cute shop in an art gallery, a little hard to find (very subtle signage) but worth the effort. Right on the marina by the farmer's market. We got a latte, a cortado, and a drip coffee (single origin Colombian).

Waitress' small child in the food preparation area. Cashier was unfriendly and unhelpful to boot…read more Five other, "gallery," coffee spots on waterfront.

This place is fantastic! It doesn't get enough attention on Google at all. We love to eat here…read morebecause the food is great, the ambiance is quaint and the best part are the people here! We always feel welcome and are never rushed out the door. Being locals WE appreciate having this type of cafe in our little town.

This place was such a great surprise! We (a group of 10) had went to Illwaco docks to eat and found…read morethe place closed so ended up at Olde Towne and what a fortuitous happening. The atmosphere is comfy and cozy with beautiful water colors for sale on the walls. The food was so delicious! Everything we ordered was absolutely scrumptious (turkey pesto sandwich, sausage skillet, bacon panini, oatmeal and scratch made biscuits and gravy) with the standouts being sausage skillet and biscuits and gravy. They also had some yummy pastries and a wide selection of coffee drinks, chai, tea, soft drinks and Italian sodas. The staff/owners were so friendly, helpful and kind. Next trip to the Long Beach Peninsula will definitely include a stop at Old Towne Trading Post!

Im so sad that i didnt go in until i was leaving town. This is the perfect millennial coffee…read moreshop/bar/cafe/surf shop situation. I love everything about it. Wish i had gotten a chance to try their food! I got the cutest 8 oz iced matcha (blackberry with oatmilk) and my son got a hot tea and a scone. Super modern and beautiful decor and the folks there were super friendly.

Went here twice during my trip to the peninsula!…read more Both days I got the honeybee latte (10/10, so good!) I had the breakfast burrito the first day which was good but what really blew me away was the chicken caesar wrap--literally the best one I've ever had. The employees were incredibly kind and welcoming of me as I sat and got work done for several hours using their fast, free WiFi. The atmosphere, food, coffee, and employees all made this a place I'd love to return to. 4.5 rounded up!

My husband and I came here around 10:30 on a Friday. There was no wait - you order at the counter…read moreand they bring the food to you. I had a breakfast sandwich and my husband had the chicken breakfast plate. Both were amazing- the biscuits were crumbly on top and crunchy on the bottom. The chicken in particular was amazing, great crunchy breading and just a hint of rosemary. We sat outside and enjoyed the sunshine at one of their bright yellow tables. Very delicious especially given the price!

The gal working was super sweet and hospitable…read more Fried chicken: 5/5, so so good!! Biscuits and gravy: 4/5 Eggs: 2.5/5, I wasn't really a fan of them but nothing technically wrong. Coffee: 4/5 Overall I'd give it a 4/5! I'd visit again.

You can't miss the bright pink building exterior! This was our lone beverage detour while in Long…read moreBeach (6/17/25). The counter person was very welcoming and upbeat. There's also a very chill little doggo onsite. The interior has adequate seating to hangout, peruse the various merch, lots of natural light with healthy plants. There's also outdoor seating and things to capture the littles attention too. I had an iced mocha and The Homie had an iced London Fog. Refreshing. There's a handful of coffee drive throughs in Long Beach and Seaview. But if you want to support an indie with comfy seating, be sure to check out Kraken Kafe.

Great place to sit with friend and enjoy one of your favorite drinks they have anywhere from Red…read moreBull to frappe just a cup of coffee milkshakes whatever you're looking for you even have a sandwiches if you're looking for that too very peaceful atmosphere

Holy Baked Goods! This place was wonderful with friendly staff, a great array of pastries and…read moredonuts, and the TASTE was scrumptious. My husband had an Apple Fritter that was off the charts and I devoured a honey pecan cinnamon roll. I am glad I don't live near here as I would literally gain massive weight eating here every single day.

What can I I say carrot cake for breakfast is the thing this carrot cake was made from scratch and…read morewas spot on. This and a cup of coffee hit the spot and I was ready for the day. I believe this is my third time here and I was stuck between getting the carrot cake and a raspberry racetrack. Services the same as always fast friendly and quick I really know who's gonna return

Ordered a small ice Carmel Macchiato, got a luke warm coffee with a little bit of ice. Ordered a…read morepeach mango boba, and they were out of peach, total for 2 smalls was over $14. Seems awfully steep for sub par drinks and service. We have no problem for killer drinks, but maybe retrain your one employee.

Just checked out this new (and needed) coffee shop/resturant in historic Seaview, Wa. The…read moreresturant is fresh and has a nice urban feel. And, if you looking for strong WI Fi connection this place has it. We were very disappointed in the skimpy one page menu and steep prices. We selected the veggie frittatta and egg and sausage breakfast sandwich. The servings were the size of a Nutrisystem portion and cost nearly $7.00 apiece. With two coffees the total bill rang up to just under $20.00 not including sales tax. The food was yummy but the price and meager portion size left us feeling unsatisfied and a bit taken at high season tourist prices. You can decide for yourself by looking at the photograph of our selections. Use the creamer container as a scale. As we finished our meal we did not feel alone: a gentleman bought a specialty coffee beverage and exclaimed "what?!" as the wait staff presented his bill of over $5.00. Ouch! Bottom line: menu is one dimensional, food is prepared yummy, serving size great if your dieting or want a small serving, and the price you pay is large.

Low cost & great value to be close to the beach for razor clamming. We hit limit both days…read moreliterally driving straight out to the beach from the road the hotel is on. Will absolutely return.

We wanted to check out Astoria Oregon and several Lewis and Clark visitor centers in both…read moreWashington and Oregon. One of best decisions we made, was to stay HERE at the Seaview cottages! WE LOVED IT HERE! They are old cottages that have been 'lovingly' renovated with modern fixtures. VERY clean with everything you want in a room: coffee maker, fridge, microwave. The first Monday of the month is a tsunami siren test (ask me how we found out). It's reasonable, close to Long Beach with it's various stores and restaurants and RIGHT NEXT DOOR to the Seaview Biscuit Company! I have a separate review for that, and YES, you have to try it! The Seaview Cottages is a popular place and because of that, we had two different rooms during our three day stay. One night with double queen beds, and two nights with a king bed. So make your reservations early! If we are ever in this area again, THIS is the place where we want to stay! It made me one GLAAAD SISTER! :D