WOW It is a tiny place but the food is delicious…read more Berries French toast Nutella & banana Chicken pesto panini Vanilla latte Carmel macchiato Everything tasted so great. The French toast was phenomenal

My husband and I were relatively nearby camping at Jedidiah Redwoods State Park when we thought…read moreit'd be fun to drive into Oregon for a little bit. We didn't necessarily do much when we were in Brookings, Oregon, but we did stop by Compass Rose Cafe and it was one of the best steps yet. They are a smaller cafe so you can expect to wait for a table on the weekend. We originally opted for the food to go because we weren't sure if there would be a table available, but things worked out and we were able to eat here surrounded by all the whimsy knick knacks. I opted for the half size biscuits and gravy with an added patty on top and my husband opted for their monster burrito. Both entrees had great flavor and the staff was very hospitable and friendly. There is plenty of street parking and they also have a small parking lot available. Overall, Compass Rose Cafe is worth a stop if you're in the area and want to relax with some good food!

Such a cute coffee place. They have a lot of choices for regular coffee, specialty coffee, and…read morenon-coffee. I have never been here, but the lady was really nice and suggested the Samoa. It tasted exactly like the girl scout cookie. I'm definitely going to be back before I leave town, to try the banana soft top that's made in house.

Absolutely love everything I've gotten from Cosmic Grind, it's a must when I'm working in…read moreBrookings. Especially love the partnership with The Barbers Wife Sourdough. See you all again soon!

Please open on Friday and Saturday nights till 9pm so people who work can enjoy the place and the…read moreatmosphere too. And have nice local music and nice brews of coffee for relaxing and socializing and working on laptops and writing and students could study. We need places like that. Then Sunday from 11am to 2 PM at least so we can go after church. Advertise this and put balloons or flags out. I didn't even know this existed. Thank you

This was a nice little surprise... honestly really cute inside. Nestled in an Art Gallery on the…read more2nd floor is a cute little restaurant with a small menu at truly affordable prices and quality ingredients. I wandered in and had a really nice lunch. Open faced shrimp salad sandwich on toasted sour dough bread with ample amount of garlic and melted cheese... It came with a small salad and it was $5.95. Service was gentle and efficient. The place was really busy for a Tuesday afternoon. I think I got the last table.

Classic Starbucks experience: overpriced coffee, ambient indie music, and my name absolutely…read morebutchered like it owed somebody money. I said "Jamie" -- they wrote "Jamby." Pretty sure at this point they just throw random Scrabble tiles in a cup and go with it. But hey, the drink was perfect, the barista smiled like they hadn't already written off humanity, and I got that warm corporate hug I didn't know I needed. Five stars for the caffeine... minus zero stars for name accuracy because I no longer have an identity.

Awful service. Staff loudly complained about too many customers and how much work there was. An off…read moreduty co-worker arrived and was served before all the customers who had already ordered. Waited 25 minutes for 1 latte. Absurd.

This is a hidden gem in Brookings, live music on Friday and Saturday nights…read more Starting at 6pm amazing singer the owners sister... nice charcuterie board With a nice variety of wines , a must try place !!!

Just had my first coffee from Dutch brothers and I'm am very disappointed. Staff was very nice and…read morefriendly but the coffee was extremely weak. I got the Americana with cream and sugar. Whoever made it must have put in half coffee and the rest creamer. I make better coffee with a drip. I wanted to take it back but figured it wasn't worth the effort.

I'm from Southern California (LA County), and I have never heard of Dutch Bros until I saw some…read moremutuals posting about it. However, the nearest locations from my house are not so near. As soon as we entered Oregon during our road trip I was seeing Dutch Bros almost everywhere, so my family and I decided to try it out. There was barely any wait, and when we got to the window, we were greeted by a friendly young man. We asked him what he recommended for first timers and he was very informative. My parents got a Cocomo with oat milk, and I ordered an Annihilator with oat milk. The drinks were very good! We were definitely taking advantage of the locations while we were up north.

This place is an easy 10/10. Brandon, the owner and barista, might actually be one of the nicest…read morehumans on the planet, and makes consistently great coffee like it's nothing. The drinks are always spot-on, the service is fast, and he treats every customer like he actually enjoys being awake (a rare talent in the caffeine industry). If you want good coffee made by someone who genuinely gives a damn, this is your spot. Couldn't recommend it more.

Brandon who makethe coffee is amazing! Super sweet and personable. He talked to us the whole time…read morehe was making coffee and is super funny! Coffee is so good but Brandon really made our experience this time.