WARNING‼‼‼ Now that…read moreI have your attention, let me tell you about this place. I almost thought I teleported to Texas for a second. This smokehouse in the Oregon coast is on to something. Pulled pork, brisket TENDER & JUICY. I can't even describe how I had flashbacks to my time in Texas. I am now in a food coma and on my way to take a 8 hour power nap. If you are ever at Cannon Beach, and do not feel like eating fish and chips, please come here and do your taste buds a favor.

The fresh fried pork rinds were definitely the highlight! They came to the table still crackling…read moreand were super crunchy, with a few slightly chewy pieces that I actually enjoyed. It was my first time having pork rinds freshly made instead of out of a bag, and I'll need to find where I can get this more often!! The Cubano was solid. The bread was soft, the meat was tender, a little dry, and the pickles added a nice bright, acidic bite. The sauce was good too. Unfortunately, the fries were insanely salty. We couldn't eat them at all, which was disappointing since they're almost a $4 upcharge! The restaurant itself is pretty small, so I'd recommend coming when they open. Otherwise, I could see there being a wait. They only have one cook, so the food can take some time as well, but they have signs letting you know upfront, which I appreciated. There was only 1 waiter, but were friendly and attentive throughout.

The wait is worth it! Went here on a rainy summer morning and loved the outside porch ambiance we…read moredelicious pastry and açaí bowl.

Excellent coffee selection and a large variety of freshly baked pastries and breads. This family…read moreowned Cannon Beach coffee shop has gotten better over the years with an expanded selection of drinks and baked goods. The service is excellent, ambiance is lively and there is plenty of seats inside and outside patio. Very highly recommended if you're in town or passing through.

The pastries were absolutely incredible! You can tell there's real talent behind the baking, and…read moreI'd happily come back just for the pastries. The only thing that kept this from being a five star experience was a customer service. The staff wasn't very welcoming or engaging, which made the visit feel less inviting than it could have been. Nobody spoke or smiled. I just rattled off my order, they flipped over the iPad for payment, not even a thank you for leaving a tip. It wasn't even that busy when we walked in. I truly hope this was just an off day, because the pastries deserve every bit of praise.

A haiku review:…read more Popped in for a treat Extra donut on the house ? Made my day for real Dogs are out today Rainy all week now some sun Little treat for you

Super cute little store right across from the Tolovana Inn…read more Being from a small town, I can appreciate how well stocked their shelves were with both essentials and non-essentials. The walk-in beer cooler is accessible from both sides of the store and the selection of beer, cider, and wine was extraordinary! They had a variety of local and non-local, and all price points so you definitely have options depending on your mood. There were a ton of produce and fresh food options that I saw as well, even though we didn't purchase anything from those. I never caught the cashier's name, but she was a shorter, dark haired lady and was so so nice! She talked to me about my wine option and reassured my choice was a good one! Definitely recommend stopping here whether you're passing through, camping, or enjoying a beach getaway!

I'm impressed. Truly…read more There are a few grocery stores in Cannon Beach and this one is a winner: clean, well-organized and stocked. Staff is very helpful. I appreciate having an occasional glass of wine, and expect that it's difficult to find a quality wine selection in a small town that probably depends very heavily upon the tourist trade. Frankly, most towns known for heavy tourist traffic usually don't do well when it comes to what they stock in wines -- they usually aren't that impressive. I was truly shocked to see an excellent selection of highly-rated wines, especially for domestic Cabernet Sauvignon. If you enjoy having an excellent wine, this is the place to find it.

Bummed it is closed! One of our favorite coffee shops on the Oregon Coast. I hope all is well with…read morethe owners and staff.

Check your order before you leave! Not very impressed with…read moretheir service. The pastries were delicious but the drinks and service from the lady in back were not. Ordered an iced caramel Americano with cream and a light roast coffee with cream. Tasted the iced caramel and there was literally no caramel added. When we asked for some caramel bc we didn't think it was added, we were told "we do it light" in a very snarky way and that I needed to talk to the guy bringing drinks to the window. He was sweet and fixed the drink. Got back to our hotel to open my drink and found no cream in it. Our family joke now "they do it light". I won't be returning!

This is weird - it truly is a combination hardware store and greasy spoon…read more The ambience is good and unique. Good service and good food.

We came here 2 days in a row. Food here is delicious. The service was friendly abd chilled. Very…read morefitting for a beach city. The restaurant theme was a old rusty hardware store with eclectic decor. I recommend getting the sandwiches here as all the ones we tried were superb. We especially enjoyed the fish sandwich. The oyster shooters were also super fresh and fun to enjoy for the entire family. The clam chowder was their own spin on it, which was also good. I also recommend trying their tap beers. Yum yum. Love to come back here again.

The Lazy Susan is what I affectionately call a true hole-in-the-wall gem. It's tucked just off the…read morebeaten path, adored by the locals, and serves some of the freshest, most delicious food you'll find on the Oregon Coast. Come prepared with three things: cash, an appetite, and a little patience. They don't take reservations--you simply write your name on the waiting list and relax while you wait. Trust me, it's worth every minute. We waited about 25 minutes, and after eating here, we understood exactly why there's always a line. In fact, we loved it so much that we came back two mornings in a row! The warm marionberry scones, fresh from the oven, are absolutely unforgettable. They're easily twice the size of a traditional scone, making them perfect for sharing, and every bite is buttery, tender, and bursting with sweet marionberries. I ordered the mushroom and Tillamook cheddar omelet with breakfast potatoes, and it was outstanding. The mushrooms were perfectly sautéed, the Tillamook cheddar was rich, fresh, and flavorful, and the potatoes tasted like they had been prepared that very morning before being crisped to perfection when ordered. Every bite tasted homemade. Our waitress had customer service down to a science--friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The restaurant itself is wonderfully cozy, with just a handful of tables upstairs and additional seating downstairs. That intimate atmosphere means your food arrives incredibly fast. Ours was piping hot and on the table within just a few minutes of ordering. One thing to know before you go--they're cash only. Honestly, I can appreciate that. In a busy tourist town where credit card fraud is an unfortunate reality, it's a simple system that clearly works well for them. If you're looking for an unforgettable breakfast, brunch, or lunch, The Lazy Susan absolutely belongs on your list. Just when we thought the experience couldn't get any better, our waitress casually asked if we'd like dessert. I laughed and said, "You have desserts?" She pointed to the homemade dessert menu, and we couldn't resist taking home a slice of the chocolate silk pie and the peanut butter pie AND Oh my heavens....Each was incredibly rich and velvety--almost like an indulgent cheesecake--with homemade flavor in every bite. They became the perfect mid-afternoon treat, and now I already have an excuse to come back because I can't wait to work my way through the rest of the dessert menu. Some restaurants are worth visiting... The Lazy Susan is worth planning your trip around!

A haiku review: Came…read morehere on a whim Really long wait but worth it Thick crispy bacon The food came quick though Crab Benny, stank but still good Fresh baked scone yummy

A haiku review: Now…read moreI'll be honest I came to town for a crepe But that spot was closed Mamas real hungry Alas, the show must go on See an open sign Thick Aztec smoothie Peanut butter cinnamon Banana as well Hot breakfast sammy I wish it was on bagel But they don't do that

I was looking for a light breakfast so I gave the açaí bowl at Oasis cafe a shot. The açaí was the…read morepremade sorbet kind and was overly sweet. I had to pay $2 extra for GF grandma which was disappointing given there was only about 1 tablespoon of it on the bowl. Fresh fruit and almond butter was nice but this was way overpriced for the quality and serving size. I ended up throwing away most of the base and the fruit definitely didn't need added honey. More like dessert than breakfast

We ordered the puffin sandwich, which is turkey and cran, and a veggie that we added turkey to…read more These sandwiches were HUGE and stacked generously with smoked turkey. The meal was delish! The bagels do not look amazing in the case but they taste chewy and were flavorful. We paid $50 for three sandwiches which IS steep, but let's remember, you're in a vacation town and all things are inflated. No concerns with sanitation or unfriendly staff for us as others have mentioned.

Was charged $16.8 for two bagels -- crazy. On the menu it said $3.85 and they upcharge by asking if…read moreyou want it toasted or with cream cheese. The menu is ambiguous about pricing on purpose. The folks behind the counter were nice. The Asiago is literally a plain bagel with a slice of cheddar melted on it. It was a crazy experience -- after we ordered the bagel, the dude came from the back, grabbed the bagel and started going to town with the cream cheese. It was lathered. No hand sanitizer unfortunately and clean bathrooms across the street.

If you like whiskey, Alchemy Lounge is a treat. If, as with my wife you don't go near the stuff -…read moreit's still a great place for cocktails and tasty eats. I have a few bottles of "the good stuff" stashed around my house that I always say I'll open during a special occasion - which never seems to arrive . It so happens that Alchemy has an extensive whiskey list which included a couple of my "reserve" bottles. This was the perfect opportunity for me to taste them. I had a flight of three delicious bourbon pours, THEN was told about a special rye whiskey which, well, I had to try as well. So much fun, I enjoyed each of my pours at a cost that didn't break my piggy bank. Meanwhile, my wife loved her mango margarita. We also had the ceviche and the smoked crab dip - the crab dish was especially good. All in all, a memorable evening. Recommended!

While in cannon beach, we stayed at the hotel that was shared with this restaurant and I read great…read morereviews. Well.... The menu doesn't match the one online but I still wanted to give it a shot. My husband got the burger and there is no other option than the side salad for it-- why no fries or something? Also when my husband ordered the burger the waitress said how would he like it cooked- he said medium. She says good that's usually how the cook does it anyways. It came out cooked all the way through. We were the only two people there. The board was good, drinks were very very mid. The restaurant itself has great potential but honestly the menu doesn't match and I felt 80$ didn't justify our dinner.