Shop of Shalom was a surprising store in that they have a huge variety of goods in a small store…read more Walking in, the atmosphere is very pleasant as the store is very clean and well organized. There is so much variety in high quality goods ranging from 50 lb sacks of flour and sugar to sliced deli cheeses, books and kitchen gadgets. There are also sewing supplies, gifts and art supplies. The staff are very friendly, polite and knowledgeable of the goods that are sold and they are very keen on pure foods. What surprises me as a home bread maker is the quality and price of the bulk foods they offer. They offer several different types of high quality bread flour for far less than you'd pay for at a supermarket. I will be returning for flour, at this price for the quality I will be able to make all the breads I like and not worry about the cost. I also got high quality oatmeal for less than a regular store. The label even states 'no chemicals'. Nice! A lot of these items are all made and produced by various Mennonite farms and locations and shipped here for sale. They also offer quilting supplies in a large corner of the store. Everything you need from the stuffing to fabric to threads and embellishments, this is the place for a creative artisan to gather supplies.

Excellent customer service. Unique gifts and food items you won't find anywhere else. Their…read morecookbook selection is phenomenal!

This place is incredible! They have a salad bar and hot food bar with delicious fresh made…read moreselections, and good salad dressings! Not only that, but the fresh baked goods are made w quality ingredients and there is a coffee bar where you can add your own dairy and sweeteners of choice! Solid grocery selections and organic produce. Great find in Newport!!

We were looking for some homemade soup, I had read they had good options so stopped in here. I…read moremust have missed the fresh salad bar by the time I got there. The containers which had packaged leftovers from the food bar were really hard to read, no ingredients listed, so I couldn't tell if they were vegetarian/vegan or carnivore. So I went to the canned soup aisle, and they had a good selection of options. I noticed the fridge section had a selection of meats and veggie-based things - but something seemed a bit off/old about them; and I'm not sure why. But it IS on the expensive side; and I imagine because it's a Co-op, and of course as a visitor I wasn't a member. The place felt a little crowded/packed with stuff, but didn't have much of what I was looking for. I didn't find the people working there terribly friendly, or rude. However, I had accidentally left a packet of seeds I bought on the counter, and the cashier actually ran to my car to give them to me. That was a really nice, unexpected touch.

If you're anywhere near Florence, Oregon, make sure you stop at the Krab Kettle. We had the clam…read morechowder and smoked salmon, and both were absolutely outstanding. Fresh, flavorful, and some of the best we've had. What really made our visit special, though, was the experience. We enjoyed great conversation, and one of the highlights was seeing the owner's son proudly show us the crab he had caught. It gave us a glimpse into the local fishing life and made the meal feel even more authentic. Great food, warm hospitality, and a genuine local atmosphere made this one of the highlights of our Oregon trip. We'll definitely be back and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Florence.

6/21/2026 First stop in Florence Oregon was the Krab Kettle…read morefor fresh shrimp and crab. Perfect, delicious addition for our dinner salads. Friendly staff, lovely seafood display and overall positive experience. Never been there before but will return. Thank you Krab Kettle. Lori S. from Eugene, Oregon llshawl54@gmail.com

The food is good and fresh the people are amazing the shop is awesome they have a huge clock…read morecollection and a lot of Christmas stuff fun things all the way around recommended for the food I would recommend it for the atmosphere and I would recommend it for the wonderful people

It's closed. Closed, closed, closed. CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Shut down, finished, no bueno, kaput…read more Happy, yelp? Long enough for you yet?

The bigger lady with the glasses and greasy hair who was at the register wasn't knowledgeable at…read moreall. Any question we asked about their oysters we were told "well I don't know". There was no initiative to help us or get the answers to our questions at all and it was like we were bothersome as paying customers. We saw that she was dismissive to the customers in front of us too. They have great products though, so it's a must visit for fresh oysters when we're in the area. The shucked ones aren't as fresh but still ok.

Truly a treasure! Umpqua Triangle Oysters definitely live up to their reputation. I am so happy to…read morework with them!

From the great parking lot, to the impeccable service, we had an excellent experience. I took in an…read moreanimal to be processed with directions to give them. They called my son in law in no time and he was very happy. They also have freezer cases full of meat available to the public. It's very reasonably priced as well. They've even got bones for dogs. The inside of the store is very, very clean and you can find what you're looking for with ease. Whether you need an animal processed or are looking for that perfect cut of fresh meat, they'll most likely have it, with a variety of animals. Definitely recommend!

Each time I have gone in, I've received great service and great meat!!! No more store bought meat…read morefor me, I'll be filling my extra freezer up!!

They might ask Yelp to update their listing, which says it's a cafe. Took me a bit to figure out…read moreit's a food truck located within a complex (I had ordered online). The Heavenly Bowl was pretty good but not amazing. I inherently like that kind of meal. I did not appreciate the presence of any sauce in my dish (menu says it has noodle sauce in it). There was some moisture in the bottom of my bowl, from the veggies. But, like I said, I did not pick up on the presence of a sauce and also there was no little container with sauce sent with it. The pic on DoorDash shows a container of sauce. Maybe there was supposed to be one and they just forgot it. The tofu could have been better...it's the version where the block has been cut up into little cubes. No frying, no cornstarch crust, etc. And like someone else said...lots of celery. I did like that the dish was hot. They seemed friendly. I'd try them again, probably order something else.

I'm genuinely confused by the glowing reviews for this food truck…read more My husband and I had two different meals and both contained watery, bland and hot (but not fully cooked) vegetables. About a quarter of each bowl was made up of half inch pieces of celery. I appreciate everything being organic and gluten free, but this was genuinely disappointing for $21 a meal.

Black Market Gourmet is normally a very small upscale food market and catering service. But if, on…read morethe correct night, you know the right people and ask the right questions, you can partake in their small prix fixe dinner menu. I happened to be at the right place and the right time to hear about there Friday evening dinners. For $25, you get to craft your own three course meal from a choice of apps, main courses, and desserts. The menu is constantly changing depending on what is in season. The decor is nothing special unfortunately, it is just a large open space they rent out for events. But the service is always friendly and attentive. Kristin is always chatting with the guests and Jardin will poke his head out of the kitchen if time permits. Definitely worth checking out if you are in Coos Bay on a Friday night. Be sure to stop in during normal business hours and check to see if they are having their dinner menu that evening!

We've had more than one work party catered by Kristin & Jardin, and it was awesome, truly good…read morefood. My favorite are the veggie wraps, and their Spring Rolls. They make the whole thing easy and classy. Both of them are clearly passionate about what they do, and genuinely nice people (who are constantly contributing to the community thru education & charity fundraisers btw). Also, (R.A.P.) Jardin IS opening a restaurant.... soon! It'll be at the Coos Country Club but completely open to the public. From what I've been told, it'll have some great cajun flair, and some really kickass desserts. I cannot wait to go check it out :P

Always a favorite spot to stop on the way to the coast. Try the Affogato (espresso and ice cream)…read moreit is delicious. They have wonderful kombucha, too. Fantastic cooler in the back with Bee Pollen, fresh eggs (ducks, quail, bantam, other chickens) broccoli, cauliflower, basil, cucumbers, etc. Sweet fruit -- plums, cherries, blueberries, berries, apples, pears, squash, etc. They also have dried fruit rolls worth taking on your trip.

Stopped by on a long drive. Super cute store, and yummy ice cream. But the atmosphere was kind of…read morestrange. If you are looking for a place to stretch your legs or let your kids / pets let out some energy, this is not the place. There are about 25 "no dogs" signs lol, and they acted strange about us even wanting to walk around the parking lot (traveling with a kid, we thought ice cream and a little bit of running around would be good). They even have a sign that you can't throw away your trash lol. Still, a cute shop if you just want to stop and go!