Grabbed some breakfast to go- coffee, biscuits and gravy and a cinnamon roll big enough to feed an…read morearmy. Extremely good and well worth the drive from Cannon Beach. Service was great and the restaurant looked like it had a lot of seating inside and out.

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.

Great spot to grab a bite. I went here for lunch. It can take some time to get your food, but it…read moreis made from scratch. It is a small menu for breakfast/lunch items. Pro tip - try a piece of zucchini bread. I got the Hygge Bowl. Very flavorful containing a beef/pork mixture with vegetables, half an egg, pepitas. Really good, flavorful, and well worth the wait. Its definitely worth a side trip if you are travelling down 101 and are looking for something to eat. Check their hours and days though, they are not open every day of the week.

Adorable spot with great food, coffee, and service. Got a vanilla latte and the bacon and avocado…read morebreakfast sandwich. While the food took a little longer it was totally worth it! Such an amazing home made breakfast sandwich down to the bun. And only one person was working with a bunch of customers.

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!

Place is smaller might have to wait if it's a busy weekend, but let me tell you it's worth waiting…read more Food for sure exceeds your expectations. Very hard working team.

We arrived around 1:30 on a Saturday (they close at 2 until dinner). Plenty of street parking…read more There was one other party that left maybe 15 min after we sat down. The interior is very cute - there was a red checkered tablecloth on our table. Our waitress was super nice and friendly. When we ordered the espresso martini and mentioned we only wanted one to share, she came back with it split into two mini glasses! We've never had that happen before. The french toast was really good, esp. with the lemon curd. I was scraping every last bit of it into my mouth. I'd love to try other menu items next time!

I'm really disappointed by our Mother's Day experience at Loam--especially because we've had great…read morevisits here before. We had a 10:45 reservation but ended up waiting outside on the sidewalk for over 40 minutes. We got a couple of "it'll be soon" updates and one offer to sit at a picnic table on the sidewalk. That wasn't an option for my husband's back. And, by that point, it felt like we'd already had the full sidewalk experience! To add to the frustration, we watched a table that would have fit our party turn over and be given to a group that had arrived well after us. Once seated, things didn't improve much. Our daughter has celiac disease, and after talking through options with our server, she ordered a modified breakfast plate. When it arrived, it had two slices of (gluten-full) toast placed right in the middle. We asked for a remake. While we were waiting someone came over to tell us (firmly) that the kitchen isn't dedicated gluten-free. We fully get that, but that's different from putting bread on top of everything on the plate, especially after we'd already discussed the restriction. As I was saying that, the staff member walked away. The interaction felt more like a lecture than the apology that would've been appropriate. The food overall was okay, but not memorable. My husband said the "special" Bloody Mary was the worst he's ever had--memorable, just not in a good way. On the positive side, the gluten-free coffee cake was excellent, and thankfully the company made the day worthwhile. My guess is there may have been an issue with our reservation. We made it in person previously and it was written in a notebook. When we called to confirm the day before, they initially couldn't find it. It felt like it might not have made it into the system, and they were trying to accommodate on the fly once they realized it. If that's the case, a little transparency upfront would have gone a long way--we would have appreciated the option to adjust our plans rather than end up waiting outside for so long. Overall, this felt like a series of misses and mishandled opportunities to improve the experience. It's also an excellent reminder of why I normally steer clear of dining out on holidays.

We went to Camila's Breakfast Cafe, in Vernonia, about a 15 minute drive to the State Park in…read moreBuxton. Food was good, I'd been wanting a breakfast burrito with just meat, cheese, and egg. Seems simple but hard to find a really goos one. Pico de gallo was great too (recommend). Thankful for these moments.

I went here a couple of months ago, and their breakfast burritos were awesome. I went back a couple…read moreof weeks ago, and they were closed. They told me they were moving to a new location in Forest Grove sometime in March. I hope they reopen soon wherever they are. So good!

With the spectacular view of the smokestack and a ball game playing on 3 TVs, Kelley's may trick…read morediners into a false perception and expectation of their service and food. Both are stellar. Their draft beer selection is also deceptively simple. They start with Bud Light, which is probably fine for many; but the selection also includes several local brews, all of which are cold and excellent. Exhibit A: The house salad. $4. Those hoping for iceberg lettuce and some shaved carrot will be sorely disappointed when they are presented with a bed of spinach and baby greens, shaved cheese, black olives and a tasty dressing. Exhibit B: Clam Chowder - tasty, simple, filling, great. Exhibit C: The Burger. Nothing short of stellar. I had mine plus bacon - I am not exaggerating when I say this was the best burger I've had in years. The service was friendly, quick and attentive. Perfect. If you're sleeping on this spot, wake up and go enjoy it today!

This place is ok. It doesn't leave a lasting impression on me to come back. It more a bar than a…read morerestaurant. Very limited menu as well. It's got its regular patrons in here for sure. It's cash only. Service was good food was good. Pretty view of the bay.

I decided to try this place today and I'm so glad I did! Everything about this place is…read morespectacular! I had the Not Your Papa's Plate with scrambled eggs and bacon. My wisely chosen sides were Dressed Greens and Fruit. The eggs and bacon were cooked perfectly. The greens and fruit were fresh and delightful. It was a terrific breakfast. One of my best ever. Service was great and the space is bright and cozy. They have plenty of tables as well as a wrap around bar and a small chef's counter to eat at. All the other dishes I saw being prepared looked amazing. Note that they recently changed their name from Yolk to Poach 503. Can't wait to go back!

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.

Really sweet waitress great to talk to and amazing service. Super friendly!…read more Karaoke on Friday night was so fun, the best we have ever been to.

Food was good and service was good. Had lunch and kids had breakfast as they were just in time to…read morebe able to! I had the chicken sandwich and it was good. The fries and tots weren't are favorite as you could tell they were cooked in the same grease as the fish and my husband doesn't like seafood.