Great little restaurant in Oceanside. We were planning on doing the 3 capes drive, and dining…read moreoptions are a a little limited in the area, but this place is a bit of a hidden gem. There was a bit of a wait, but that's to be expected, it's not that big of a restaurant. We were seated outside in the back...weather was perfect for it. Husband got the beachcomber, daughter got the French toast, and I got the crab cakes and eggs. Everyone's breakfast was pretty good. Service was also really good. If you're in the area, definitely recommend this place to stop in and have a bite! Also, just to note, cell service was pretty spotty. Parking is across the road. It was foggy when we drove in, but it burned off during breakfast, and the views were gorgeous.

This place far exceeded my expectations. I had the Garden Omelette with a side of bacon and…read moreeverything was terrific! A delightful breakfast. And generous portion sizes (just what I need for a long day of walking on the beach) The space is bright and airy, wrapped in windows with great views of the water and just steps away from the beach. Service was great - very warm and friendly. Such a great place!

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.

Literally the best breakfast in the county. This is the spot for me and the homies. Plenty of…read moregluten free things and the best gift shop.

If I could give more stars than 5 I would. This place is IT!…read more They have great food, great service, great seating, and great gifts. I eat here every time I roll through Manzanita and recommend it to everyone. Their coffees are great, their baked goods are fantastic, and arguably the best cinnamon roll I've ever had!

this place is awesom. it was our first time in neskowin. Hawk creek caught our eye. Their patio…read moreallows dog which is a must in this family. Fried avocado appetizer was amazing. Service was great. they told us what beaches to visit while in tow. 5 star all around!

This is one of our favorite restaurant to stop by when traveling through Oregon…read more This little- hidden town is unfortunately growing! I am happy for the businesses but sad that this town is no longer small. Back to my review- food and customer service is excellent!! We will continue to return every vacation.

great place to re-supply, grab a beverage (caffeinated or juiced,) maybe something from their baked…read moregoods case or a wrap, sandwich or bowl of soup. i had driven into manzanita just to walk around with the dog and decided i wanted to get something to go for lunch so opted for the tempeh reuben which they heat up. it was delicious and filling! i also go a matcha energy ball and some bee pollen because it was right at the register. the people were friendly and its a very casual vibe. they have a couple of tables outside and lots of inventory so if you were camping or had a cooler you wanted to refill as you move further north or south along hwy 101, i'd suggest stopping. i like manzanita far more than cannon beach, mostly because it's smaller and less tourist hype. on sunny summer days there are definitely lots of non locals in town but it's not as crazy as cannon beach, which i prefer.

I got some soup here just on a quick pit stop and I HAD to go back for more ... their food is soooo…read moregood. The pre made food is also delicious! Cute little grocery store inside, nothing crazy but great selections :) thank you!

Typical food found at a hamburger joint. They have really good milkshakes as well. They have a…read morebackroom with some old fashioned kiddie rides that are 50cents ea. We had a run in with the manager after we asked for a refund after the 2nd ride ate our quarters. I actually only asked because it was the kids last ride and the last of the quarters. I did not want them to have to leave on a sad note. We spent over $200 in this restaurant supporting a small business. We won't be back due to this man's nasty attitude. He came in and proceeded to explain to us that the rides take 2 quarters each. Like we hadn't been back there putting money in them for an hour already. Just plain rude. The young ladies running the counter and serving were very sweet.

I've driven by here many times recently and today we stopped in. Though not what we were expecting…read morethe food was good, the place clean and the staff friendly. We got the TWIST, a blt and grilled cheese combo that was actually a pretty good combination. The fries were krinkle cut so frozen but were hot and seasoned nicely and the onion rings also from frozen were good and came with blue cheese dressing for dipping, Nice! The decor was straight up 50's diner with pictures of muscle cars on the walls and various auto themed decorations throughout. There's some kid style entertainment in the back like stuff you would find in a park old fashioned riding toys etc. On the receipt it says Terry Phillips not windmill so maybe windmill is an old name? Anyway you slice it though the food was good, the 50's music playing was fun and we will definitely be coming back.

Such a great store and restaurant.The sandwiches were amazing.The employees were so kind and…read morefriendly.I cant wait to go back !

My two daughters and I are on our way to Tillamook to meet my mom and had saw Bear Creek artichokes…read morewas on the way so we stopped for a restroom break and went into the store. I bought the artichoke dip and the spicy artichoke dip and a peach white wine for me and my mom to share. We really enjoyed everything we got there.

Stopped in on a whim on the way home from a weekend on the coast. It may have been the best meal of…read morethe weekend. Kaya has done a spectacular job on this cute, quaint, charming spot right off the highway. I haven't had a ton of crepes and chai tea lattes, but what I had today was tops. The parking is sparse, there may be a wait, and there is limited space, but once you leave, you're definitely satisfied and glad you went. I only wish we were closer so I could indulge all the time!

We have been visiting this restaurant for over a year now and I must say that, it has been…read moreexceptionally delicious food each time. The service is great and the feel of the restaurant is cozy. I can't say enough of the great food! You must, must visit it! Happy customer

The Lazy Susan is what I affectionately call a true hole-in-the-wall gem. It's tucked just off the…read morebeaten path, adored by the locals, and serves some of the freshest, most delicious food you'll find on the Oregon Coast. Come prepared with three things: cash, an appetite, and a little patience. They don't take reservations--you simply write your name on the waiting list and relax while you wait. Trust me, it's worth every minute. We waited about 25 minutes, and after eating here, we understood exactly why there's always a line. In fact, we loved it so much that we came back two mornings in a row! The warm marionberry scones, fresh from the oven, are absolutely unforgettable. They're easily twice the size of a traditional scone, making them perfect for sharing, and every bite is buttery, tender, and bursting with sweet marionberries. I ordered the mushroom and Tillamook cheddar omelet with breakfast potatoes, and it was outstanding. The mushrooms were perfectly sautéed, the Tillamook cheddar was rich, fresh, and flavorful, and the potatoes tasted like they had been prepared that very morning before being crisped to perfection when ordered. Every bite tasted homemade. Our waitress had customer service down to a science--friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The restaurant itself is wonderfully cozy, with just a handful of tables upstairs and additional seating downstairs. That intimate atmosphere means your food arrives incredibly fast. Ours was piping hot and on the table within just a few minutes of ordering. One thing to know before you go--they're cash only. Honestly, I can appreciate that. In a busy tourist town where credit card fraud is an unfortunate reality, it's a simple system that clearly works well for them. If you're looking for an unforgettable breakfast, brunch, or lunch, The Lazy Susan absolutely belongs on your list. Just when we thought the experience couldn't get any better, our waitress casually asked if we'd like dessert. I laughed and said, "You have desserts?" She pointed to the homemade dessert menu, and we couldn't resist taking home a slice of the chocolate silk pie and the peanut butter pie AND Oh my heavens....Each was incredibly rich and velvety--almost like an indulgent cheesecake--with homemade flavor in every bite. They became the perfect mid-afternoon treat, and now I already have an excuse to come back because I can't wait to work my way through the rest of the dessert menu. Some restaurants are worth visiting... The Lazy Susan is worth planning your trip around!

A haiku review: Came…read morehere on a whim Really long wait but worth it Thick crispy bacon The food came quick though Crab Benny, stank but still good Fresh baked scone yummy