My absolute favorite sourdough bread on Oregon Coast! They're also very friendly and knowledgeable…read more You just order every week and then go outside the shop to pick up the package with your last name. You won't be disappointed! They're also at Manzanita Farmer's Market but get there early.

No better bread on planet earth! The sourdough is always my go to on the Oregon coast.read more

Even though we had to wait for about 30 min. The food and service was amazing . Had some drinks…read morewhile we waited. Enjoyed the beautiful weather.

While in Manzanita we had lunch at Offshore Grill. We were a big group and we were seated…read moreimmediately. The place is cute and the service very friendly. We got the Seafood Louie Salad, Orange Tomato and Basil soup, Thai Chili Chicken salad, Grilled Chicken sandwich. We liked all the items we ordered and enjoyed our lunch a lot.

Can't wait to come back again! The service was 10/10 and one of the best places that I've had at…read morethe Oregon Coast. The owner was very friendly working at the front. Love the interior design with the plants. The Oatmilk latte was delicious and I really enjoyed my tofu scramble. My friends also said that the cinnamon roll was the best they've ever had. The portion was HUGE.

I'm writing this as a black man in a predominantly white town:…read more I don't know why some ppl here think the staff is rude..etc. I travel here from LA during the holidays and everytime I come here to get coffee and pastries, the staff has been polite, friendly, and very accommodating. I've come here numerous times and all I've got is love from these people. The problem is there's a lot of entitled uhappy ppl living in this town and unfortunately, they're looking to either be a victim or raise hell at the slightest inconvenience.

Love this local coffee shop. They are the heart of Manzanita…read more Great coffee (Portland roasters), made with care. I ordered an iced Americano, and it was made with frozen coffee cubes and offered simple syrup. Nice touches! Great selection of puzzles, art supplies, mugs, stickers, magazines, etc.

Stopped in for mid-afternoon caffeine. Got a couple americanos, which were delicious. One of our…read morekids got an Italian soda and loved it, including the hay straw. Grandpa enjoyed a london fog. Staff were super friendly and it's a neat store to peruse. We'll be back!

I had the most delicious avocado toast, raspberry danish and lavender latte from this restaurant…read more We stopped on our way home from Nehalem Bay. Definitely recommend, especially for Sunday brunch!

We were looking for breakfast and the 2 spots we went to were slammed so we kept driving and saw…read morethis place. The service was ultra friendly and the overall feeling was a small homey kind of place. I was surprised no one was there. Got the coffee and Biscuits and gravy. I could tell them we're made from scratch. Delicious and a decent size. Would definitely come back to try other things.

Ambiance: 8/10 so cute, really small shop in a small town. Can't sit inside but still super cute…read more Service: 7/10 they were nice and friendly. The owner was very welcoming. Food: Spring green Ice cream 10/10: a herby and smooth ice cream. Fantastic flavor and texture. These guys know how to know how to make ice cream. I was blown away. Truly some of the best ice cream I've ever had. Chowders: 5/10 these were really creative dishes that just fell flat. The flavor was not coming through so likely not enough salt or acid. The concepts for the soups were great just unfortunately didn't taste it Bread: 7/10 great portions with the chowder. Great chew and crust.

I love the fact that you can grab your chowder or icecream and sit by the river out back to enjoy…read more We tried the NW chowder added prawns & Butternut squash and sage with chorizo meatballs. $14 plus 4 for adding the prawns for a point (bowl) it's $26 for a quart. We did not try ice cream this visit but I did try an iced Vietnamese coffee. It was a little different made with coconut milk and spices. $7 overall good experience and will likely be back for icecream next time we visit this quaint town.

Two lattes and a raspberry filled donut here this morning. Nice location just a few steps from the…read morebeach -- we stopped in for a bite during our morning beach walk. No indoor seating, and just a few benches outside, which get filled quickly during prime time. The folks behind the counter are very cheery and helpful. Small selection of fresh pastries - the donut was really good with a generous amount of raspberry filling. I had one of the specialty lattes which had raspberry and chocolate flavor -- it was good, but pretty sweet. My wife had a regular latte which she said was excellent. Nice spot for a quick break, but not someplace you go with your laptop for some wireless work.

Manzanita Coffee is one of the few places to get coffee out, and to their benefit, they sit right…read moreby the beach front. The quality of the coffee was lacking more than I had hoped for compared to other coffee spots I visited in the area. Love that they serve donuts but feel like with better quality coffee they could really elevate themselves.

We decided to stop by for a few baked goods. You could tell everything was fresh and had that…read morehomemade feel. We had the cinnamon rolls and they are a Must buy! Fresh and fluffy. Lots of seating and a great view of the Bay Area. We will definitely be back!

Stopped in on a Sunday morning right when they opened. It's in a cute building that is a former…read moreMasonic Lodge, so it has lots of character. The very friendly staff person walked us through all the pastries in the case, all of which are made in house. We got a raspberry brioche that was delicious and a marionberry scone that also was quite tasty. We also split a couple breakfasts - an omelette that came with hashbrowns and homemade bread and the special crab quiche. Also ordered a couple bottomless drip coffees and a vanilla steamer for the kids to split. Everything was excellent. We also felt like it was a quality place, because they have real fruit jellies on the table plus Mrs. Meyers handsoap in the bathroom - small things, but they matter. Cost also seemed more than reasonable. We will definitely be back!

These donuts are so good that it's making me mad I didn't eat them sooner. I just housed like 10 in…read moreone sitting. The obvious comparison is Pip's, but these are somehow better. Service was great too! Will be back super soon.

So gooooood! They are new to Bend so show them some loveeee. They also have coffee…read more Friendly service, and relaxed environment at Ponchos Place

Really great and everyone who worked their was friendly and interesting. We got there late and sat…read moreat the bar. I don't drink but my bro loved their Bloody Mary and the French toast was amazing. They were out of most things since it was Monday so keep that in mind. It's cute inside with standard brunch noise.

Good food; I wouldn't say 'excellent', though…read more Disclaimer: If Yelp! allowed 1/2 stars, Yolk would be a 3.5 star experience. I'm giving it 4 stars and the benefit of the doubt. I'll start with the positive: The French Toast is probably the best I've ever had! My wife ordered the French Toast, and after I tried a bite of hers, I ordered a piece. All of the ingredients were fresh; but the prices are a little higher than they ought to be. I ordered the Biscuits and Groovy. Biscuits is plural in the name. If there were 2 biscuits, they were tiny. If there was only 1 biscuit, maybe rename the item Biscuit & Groovy. In either case, there wasn't a lot of gravy. The wait wasn't bad. 30 minutes for a table for 2 on a Sunday in February. Can't imagine the wait in the Spring or Summer. We ordered 3 cocktails. Total for all three was $41. These were easily the most expensive 'mocktails' ever. None of them seemed to have much liquor. You aren't going to get lit at Yolk. All in all, 3.5 stars. But I wouldn't go back. And I definitely wouldn't wait more than 30 minutes to dine at Yolk.