Me and my partner wanted to try local coffee and were drawn to this place for its menu. It did not…read moredisappoint. Service was quick and great. We tried an iced mandarin moo which was more moo than mandarin but still tasty! We also got the hot cookies n cream which tasted like a warm cinnamon cookie. Overall would recommend if you're ever in town!

I've come here twice now since visiting the town. There's a line both times and a Starbucks right…read moreacross the street tells you how good the coffee is. I had a regular latte that was so good it didn't need sugar. The inside part was closed so didn't get to see it but since it was pouring I was happy to do the drive through. Everyone was so nice and even though there was a line and rain someone came out to take your order

We stopped here after hiking in Jedediah Smith. The barista was incredibly patient and helpful with…read moremy indecisive family members. We tried the lemonade, hot mocha, and iced sakura blossom matcha. Everyone loved their drinks, and the ambiance was lit too. Definitely one of the best places in Crescent City and worth a stop!

I cannot say enough good things about Paragon Coffeehouse. I had been on an epic roadtrip for the…read morelast week and a half, and this was the best coffee shop I had visited from here to Vancouver, BC. Not only is the coffee drinks excellent (they use Noblehouse Coffee out of Ashland, OR), but their pastries are top notch. The cafe is a spacious place with lots of fun merch, games to play, and a nice spot to sit and work or chat with a friend. The service was great and they helped me make good choices on what to get. I couldn't resist trying one of their specialty drinks, the Maple Lavender latte with orange zest. When I went to sip this beautiful drink I also breathed in the fresh orange zest scent. This is one of the best latte's I've ever had. The flavors go together so beautifully and I wish I could have this every day. For pastries, I tried their cheddar scallion scone and their apple turnover. The cheddar scone was like no other scone over had. It was so light, cheesy and fluffy. The apple pastry was also amazing. I highly recommend stopping here if you pass through Crescent City. I would move here just so I could come to this coffee shop every day.

Omg. Best cinnamon rolls!!!! So pillowy soft and not overly sweet…read moreThe wild berry Danish was flaky and loved the cream and berry filling. The scones were soft and good flavor. Forget Starbucks, come here for a delicious mocha

Update on my review I was contacted this morning by a…read moregentleman named Joel and this is what he wrote: Hi Dea, this is Joel from SeaFront Baking Company. Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad you enjoyed our decor and presentation. I apologize for the experience with the hot chocolate and avocado toast. I refunded the toast. Your comments are invaluable for our improvement. We appreciate your input and hope to serve you better in the future. I wasn't expecting that at all! So I'm very impressed that they received my constructive criticism in a positive way, and then to refund me for part of my order was very generous. I stated before I would like to give them another chance and now for sure I will! This was my first time here at SeaFront bakery. I heard this place has been here for about 2 years. I was really hoping this place would be good. It's a nice looking establishment especially inside. I'll start with what I liked: It's a good looking place with plenty of seating, very nice setting and has a gift area available, with so many delightful goodies, mugs, stickers clothing etc. it's spacious inside with lots of seating and a very cute area to sit by a wood stove. I really liked the decor. But I was disappointed with the food the hidden fees and the service. I ordered from my table on the QR code I ordered the avocado toast and a small hot chocolate (if you want whipped cream it's $.50 extra) I would have preferred to have gone up and ordered but it was pretty busy so I decided to try the QR code. There is no option to not tip, but there are 3 options to tip. Here's the thing, the servers don't come to the table to take your order and they don't bring you your food, you either order at the counter or on the QR code, and you pick up your order when they call your name. The area I was seated at, you couldn't hear them call the names for the orders, so I had to go and stand by the counter, so that I didn't miss my order. I guess I should have just ordered at the counter, I'm not exactly sure what the QR code did to save any time or allow me to remain at the table. I received my hot chocolate first, I was looking forward to trying it. I took a couple sips and could hardly taste the chocolate. I took it back up to the counter and waited politely until I could get the girls attention and asked if she could please add more chocolate. I explained that I could barely taste the chocolate, in my hot chocolate. The girl that I asked said, "yeah I guess so"? she wasn't too accommodating. After dealing with the hot chocolate issue it still didn't taste any better, I used to be a barista I know good hot chocolate and this hot chocolate was not good. My name was called a second time, I got my avocado toast. It was covered in cooked cherry tomatoes with balsamic vinegar, avocado, 1 egg over medium. The presentation was beautiful, but I ordered avocado "toast" the bread was not toasted or barely was and with all of the mushy textures and the bread not toasted it was a mushy mess! I just didn't care for it, too many mushy textures and no toast to break up the moisture. The textures are what got me. Darn it! I was disappointed with the food and hot chocolate (that cost extra for whipped cream) Hot chocolate and whipped cream go together in my opinion, and shouldn't be charged for it! And I don't appreciate being forced to tip! Please don't get me wrong, I've worked in the food industry most of my life, so I understand about tipping! Not sure if I will be going back there, however, If I do, I will not order from the QR code, I will not order the avocado toast, and I will definitely not the hot chocolate. Here is the breakdown of my cost: Avocado toast (there was no toast, bread yeah, ok) with garlic aïoli, blistered cherry tomatoes, balsamic vinegar, fresh basil, Sunnyside egg (it was not Sunny-side, it was over medium) $12 1-12oz hot chocolate (no whip that cost extra) $5 Tip $2.07 CA Tax $1.42 TOTAL: $20.74

The service here is so friendly and attentive. The atmosphere seems like a cozy diner. The view of…read moretrees out the front window makes a lovely backdrop. They have an extensive breakfast menu, it was easy to find a few things we liked! The pricing seems on par for other restaurants in the area. I would definitely come back! (Although I'd maybe ask for LIGHT chocolate chips on my waffle next time lol)

Honestly not sure what the 5-star reviews are seeing here, unless they're high on the mountain air…read moreon the way in. Our breakfast at Hiouchi Cafe was a genuine letdown from start to finish. Service was the first red flag -- our waitress never brought plain creamer to the table, so I had to walk over and grab some off another table myself. She also never came back for coffee refills and never once asked how the food was. It felt like she was actively avoiding our table the whole meal. And the food didn't make up for it at all. Everything was bland with zero seasoning -- like it came straight out of the pan with nothing added. The egg whites were runny instead of cooked through, and the "famous" pancakes everyone raves about were chewy, not fluffy. We spent over $50 for what ended up being the plainest, most disappointing breakfast we've had in a long time. Won't be back.

Great burgers and ice cream in an old fashioned burger place. My niece and family turned us onto…read morethis "hole in the wall" diner. It a place locals go to including local LEOs.

The staff here seemed irritated at everything around them. We only interacted with 2 but neither…read morewere friendly. The guy helping with ice cream gave the impression he'd rather be anywhere else but there. One of the ice creams we got tasted old. The hot fudge wasn't hot and it looked like it was just clumped on top. After interacting with him, my kids asked if they had done something wrong. I had to explain to them that they were not the problem. Not really the experience you're looking for when you're getting a family treat. The lady at the register also had a sense of irritation. I ordered a burger and added mushrooms. The burger arrived without the mushrooms. I would have mentioned it but i decided I'd rather eat it without them than to interact with them again. The burger was okay. If the staff wasn't so bad, we'd give it another shot.

Free samples and the cookies are diabolically good. Very good people, friendly, generous and…read moreexcellent selection. Each cookie is clearly described with ingredients and pricing is fair.

Yummy Pretzels super fresh soft, gooey yummy Great place to…read moretreat folks Glad they are having n Brookings

Best bakery in Northern California! The best apple fritters ever. The service is always with a…read moresmile. Every donut is made with love and packaged like a treasure.

I called from 5 minutes away and seven minutes from closing, to make certain they would let me in…read moreif I showed up at or after 5pm. The staff member said to knock of the door was locked. It was and she let me in. So while I only wanted fudge or divinity, I ended up buying $50 dollars worth of treats. A pile of salt water taffy as well. Awesome customer service, a wonderful selection of candies and treats. Convenient location.

The lady at front said that they are closing this location on 7/15/25 but they have another one in…read moreBrookings, OR. They didn't have much in stock but still had some goodies. The ice cream was awesome. We will check out their Brookings location.