Amazing good & delightful nursery! Got my broiled oyster &…read morerazor clam fix. Hubby is celiac & had the fish tacos, and oysters 2 ways. Didn't know they carry such an epic array of plants. Wish we could take them all home!

Customer service is exceptional. The servers worker with us as we weren't sure where to sit…read more(indoors outdoors) we finally decided to sit inside and they helped us move our car plates. We loved the oysters. They were delicious and we had an amazing cheesecake that was so flavorful (don't skip this) we took some smoked oysters for the rest of our roadtrip of the day and they were juicy and tasty. I can't wait to come back.

Stopped in after hearing this was the best taffy in town…read more The shop has been around for 77 years and is packed with taffy in every flavor you can imagine, along with chocolates and other sweet treats. Service was friendly, prices were fair, and everything we tried was absolutely delicious!

Found this spot while driving to the hotel. Stopped in and was pleasantly surprised by the options…read moreof chocolate. Lots of parking and they open at 9am, which is convenient. The gal who assisted us was kind and knowledgeable of their store and products they sell. Found out it's a family business with a long history, super cool. Only taffy shop in Lincoln city. Definitely check it out!

Arrived here about 11 on a Thursday! Store was not too busy, no line to check out. I've been going…read morehere since I was a kid and it's a must visit stop in Cannon Beach! Favorite items include: each kid got 2 items, husband has to get a bit of taffy, mini Reese's pieces, some specialty chocolate, and some butter mints. It's always a fun stop and I would never miss the chance to get a couple things! Service was helpful and patient with us!

If you're in the cannon beach/ seaside area and you want to go to one of the many candy stores in…read morethe area this is the one you should go to. Bruce's candy kitchen has a wide variety of house made taffy and chocolates as well as a big collection of candies, both common and hard to find ones. I got a bag of salt water taffy and a Marion berry truffle, and they were delicious. This is the place to go for sweet treats on the Oregon coast.

The epitome of a sweet shop. It's such a cozy, bright, cheerful place, packed with sweet things, in…read morea most attractive layout. Everything is so well done. They take pride in their craft. Set one foot in the door and you won't want to leave. A truly delightful shop for both adults and kids (and everyone is a kid in this place!). The chocolate fudge is TO DIE FOR!

There were so many people coming in and out of this small candy shop, we had to stop…read more We were really impressed with their selection. There was a lot of different candies and some that can be harder to find. They also have a large case of different chocolates. They had one person working on a Friday, but she was really getting people in and out, it was impressive. I got several different truffles. While good, some of them lacked the flavor they claimed to be, which is why I took a star off.

Best service on the coast! They are so friendly here and have a nice variety of chocolates, fudge…read moreand various other treats. Even some international favorites! Will be back next time I'm here on vacation

One of the best chocolate shops I have been too in so long! Not just the fudge, and taffy, but the…read moreservice was amazing! The employees have been working their for years, were able to tell us all about the chocolates and we loved that if a chocolate didn't do well after 2 weeks then they didn't make it again. Everything that was out was their best sellers. The fudge we got were the milk chocolate (yum), orange creamsicle (really strong in flavor), coconut (delicious but also strong in coconut), maple pecan (best one to me, so so good). Their version of almond roca was phenomenal! Lots of taffy flavors and so much to look at it in the shop.

A floor to ceiling sugar experience! Rickey's is colorful, vibrant and is any sugar-lovers dream…read more We went in to pass the time awaiting my husband's work meeting to end, and found so many items new to us and interesting, including a powder sugar treat that customers can layer into long, straw-like contraptions. Beverages are also available in a variety of colors and flavors. It's a cool spot to stop and look, try something new, and even great for novelty gifts.

The cashier was amazing and really sweet to me when I came in this afternoon. The atmosphere was…read morelight, and happy. Great experience.

On our walk to brunch from where we parked we walked past this place. My granddaughter looked up…read moreand me and said "what's that smell?" Oh she knew what she was smelling. It was a mixture of candy, waffle cones and other goodies. But first we needed to have lunch and I promised we would be back for some ice cream. What's a vacation without a daily scoop of ice cream ESPECIALLY when you are on vacation with your GG? I made good on my promise. We walked in and were met with a display of various fudge, saltwater taffy galor but we were there for some ice cream. Which was located at the back of the store. Displayed in all its yumminess was various flavors of Tillamook ice cream. Granddaughter chose birthday cake. I had jamoca almond fudge and my son had a cherry jubilee. We found seating outside in a courtyard where we enjoyed our ice cream before our big drive home.

Listen. If you ever find yourself wandering through the salt-kissed mist of Cannon Beach with sand…read morein your shoes and an ache for something sweet in your soul, go ahead and duck into Schwietert's Cones & Candy. It's a sugar-slinging time machine. Shelves groan under the weight of taffy in colors that don't occur in nature and fudge dense enough to warp gravity. I had the ice cream. Two scoops. Marionberry Pie and Mountain Huckleberry. Both from Tillamook, which around here is less a brand and more a benevolent dairy cult. These berries are like edible postcards from the Pacific Northwest. One bite and you're knee-deep in a foggy forest thinking you hear Bigfoot weeping quietly from joy. Of course the prices are high. You're in a town where the beach views are free and everything else makes up for it. The real gamble is who hands you your scoop. Some of us got generous lumps the size of a toddler's fist while others looked like they'd been served a sample. Such is life in a democracy. The lines wound throughout the store, but it moved along at a respectable clip. People were smiling. Sugar does that. All in all, this is the kind of place that doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is. A temple to nostalgia. A sanctuary for the sweet-toothed and sunburnt. Four stars. One star held in reserve for the day someone figures out how to standardize scoop sizes.