This place is absolutely fantastic. Coffee is tasty. They have fresh pastries, scones, daily…read morespecials, such as variety of smoked salmon. Friendly staff when you walk in! Ambience is exactly what you would expect for an old fishing town. It's got the charm of an old coffee shop with modern day menu selections.

We discovered Coffee Girl on a recent visit to Astoria. You can't beat the location. Coffee Girl is…read morelocated on Pier 39 with plenty of big windows overlooking the water. There's ample and comfortable seating inside and out on the pier. The folks are warm and welcoming. It's just the kind of place where it is easy to become a regular. They have an incredible array of snacks, pastries, cakes, and other tasty treats. I was all set on their coconut bar until I saw someone bring out an entire tray of carrot cake. Holy moly-- what a thing of beauty! Needless to say the carrot cake was super delicious. The rest of the fam had various pastries; all of them delish. I ordered the Astoria Fog sans lavender. This was the best London Fog I've had in Oregon, to date. I look forward to returning again soon!

I was in Astoria for the day and needed a place where I could work while waiting for my pet to come…read moreout of surgery. I spotted Rusty Cup Cafe while driving down the main street and decided to stop in--and I'm so glad I did. They had Wi-Fi, which allowed me to get some work done, and I ordered an espresso while I was there. It was excellent! The shots were clearly pulled perfectly, with no bitter or overly acidic taste. The espresso was incredibly smooth, rich, and flavorful. It was so good that as soon as I finished it, I ordered another one. The space is fairly small, so seating is limited, but the quality of the coffee more than makes up for it. The atmosphere has an industrial-modern, no-frills feel. Rusty Cup Cafe is clearly a business that is focused on making exceptional coffee--and it absolutely shows. I will definitely stop here again the next time I'm in Astoria!

The coffee was good and the treats were delicious. I grabbed a piece of coffee cake to snack on…read morewhile waiting for the bus that picks us up and takes us to the Seafood and wine festival. The giant cookie was yummy and gooey as well. I had been here another time before and remembered it was good and the service was nice and friendly.

This was a great cafe! The team was quick with my order and I had my coffee fast. It was full of…read moreflavor and brewed well. The venue is inviting, spacious, and has great views! Great coffee, great service, great location!

If you're not a coffee snob you can skip my review. If you don't expect a delicious properly made…read morelatte, skip my review. I really wanted to love this coffee shop I even strayed from my go to. The shop is beautiful and in a great location. I loved the view, plants and vibrate colors. I had high hopes my latte was going to be outstanding. I did my research the owners have several years working as baristas at notable coffee shops in Oregon. They love coffee and love making coffee. I was really looking forward to a delicious latte with housemade caramel syrup. To my disappointment my latte was scalding hot guessing 160 degrees. You know it's this temp when you can't hold your paper cup comfortably without a sleeve. Also, heating to this temperature causes the proteins to break down, burns the lactose, turning natural sweetness into bitter, scalded flavors. Overheating also degrades micro-foam and numbs your tongue, masking the subtle tasting notes of the espresso. And sadly, it also diminished the Martha Stuart inspired housemade caramel syrup into nothing. Basically I got a scalded milk latte. I was charged 1.00 for caramel syrup that I didn't taste. When the latte finally cooled down I could taste the butter from the syrup but no hint of sweetness. FYI a housemade caramel syrup latte should only be heated to 140 degrees (googled it). So, go for the views, the pastries and perhaps a drip coffee. They have plenty of seating for groups of 2-4.

Great vibe and thoughtful service, though the iced tea missed the mark…read more ​We stopped by this beautiful café during a day trip to Astoria, and it completely won us over with its cozy atmosphere and kind hospitality. ​We ordered the Tempeh Reuben: grilled tempeh, house-made sauerkraut, and Swiss cheese with house-made Reuben sauce on their signature scorcher rye. It was absolutely outstanding! Every ingredient felt incredibly fresh and vibrant. The rich flavors of the grilled tempeh and the perfect tang of the sauerkraut paired beautifully with the hearty, fresh-baked rye. ​The service was also wonderful and incredibly thoughtful--they noticed we were sharing and kindly split the sandwich into two separate plates for us before bringing it out, which we truly appreciated. ​The only downside was the iced tea, which unfortunately tasted quite watered down and lacked flavor. Aside from that, it's a fantastic spot. If you're exploring the historic streets of Astoria and looking for high-quality, conscious food, this place is definitely worth a visit!

Great vegan options but get there early they run out fast. Friendly staff and excellent serviceread more

Nice iced cold brew with biscuit and gravy. This is a locals-kinda place, off the tourist drag…read more The coffee is good, the people are friendly.......and if you're in the mood for the very basic biscuits and gravy to fill up, it's inexpensive and fast.

This was the best breakfast bagel sandwich I have ever had, and she made it look like artwork.read more

Cute place that always seems to have lines.......now I know why. Happy, smiling staff, great…read morecoffee, tasty smoothies, and a decent breakfast bagel! The bagel isn't my usual dense favorite, slewing more to the soft and chewy, but it works great as a sandwich! Best part is it's relatively inexpensive, if you've been doing the corporate coffee shuffle.......way worth the short lines........they'll fill in behind you, or you can walk up.

This tiny but functional coffee shop serves a lot of different types of coffee and drinks. They…read morehave a menu board with specials on it as you roll up. The main menu board is located near the window where you pay and get your drink. I went with a basic latte. It was smooth and delicious. Just hot enough without burning my mouth. The sizes here are pretty good. You can go up to 24oz. Prices are good for what you get. Friendly staff. Recommended.

It was a quest to locate and stop by the Columbia River Coffee Roasters while in Astoria, OR…read more We had sampled a coffee liqueur from Adrift Distillery in Long Beach, WA and had a mocha from Seaview Biscuit Company in Seaview, WA. Both sites had collaborated or specifically featured their roasted coffee beans. Their parking lot is located beneath the Astoria Bridge and across the street from the Finnish Brotherhood Building. I noted from the exterior this was the former Finnish Meat Market. Strong Scandinavian vibes while visiting Astoria. Upon entering we were warmly greeted by a very personable staff member. We enjoyed chatting with her. The site combined both retail and production roastery with a great bright interior facing the busy thoroughfare. There's merch available, including coffee beans. (Face palm, I forgot to buy some and get a business sticker!) Note: there are no espresso beverages available. However, featured instead are drip, nitro cold brew, and sparkling lemonade. Plus there are outstanding Thundermuck chocolate truffles. The nitro cold brew topped with cream was smooth and on point. The strawberry lemonade was refreshing. The truffles were quite remarkable. Overall, a terrific experience and glad to have located this Columbia River Coffee Roaster site. Business hours are 9am-2pm Monday to Saturday, closed Sunday.

Cute place with a nice atmosphere, quirky decor. We enjoyed a nice lunch here, got the tuna melt…read moreand BLT with a cup of butternut squash soup each, and the berry galette -- all were tasty. Just a bit pricey.

Got coffee in the morning. Saw their food menu and returned for lunch. I had a half Caesar salad…read morewith chicken. The chicken was great, and they really dressed it up with some tomatoes, onions, and yellow beets (radishes?) There's no table service. Order at the counter. Bus your own table. Shares a space with a wonderful arts & crafts store. Tons of fun cards and gift ideas.