This place is super cool in general. You can see all the production of their on the second floor and they offer you free cheese to sample as well! The bottom floor includes their gift shop and restaurants. I tried their fried cheese curds which were pretty yummy. They taste just like mozzarella sticks but tiny. Their grilled cheese was great as well, not as good as the Starbucks one though. I didn't try their ice cream but it seems to be the most popular item. You order at the front or online. I would recommend ordering at the front because their online menu doesn't include things like their pizza. This is a cool experience. Their food is alright but I may be biased since I am also lactose intolerant read more

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I'll start by saying that I went on Sunday of Labor Day weekend so that may have attributed to the chaos but the place was absolutely packed. There were lines to do everything - to find parking, to see the factory floor, to get food, to get samples - and I can't say I felt waiting in any of them was worth it after the experience was completed. Glad to have gone, but probably won't seek it out again until I have to. The facility is quite nice and renovated, but my understanding is the experience was a lot better beforehand. Previously you would get numerous cut samples vs the one and 2 prepackaged cheddars we received. We waited maybe 30 minutes or more for food. The line was so long that we ordered and finished pizza from the express lane before getting to the counter for the burger and cheese curds we had ordered. That said- the food was pretty damn good (but not 30+ minutes of waiting in line good). Skip the burger, get the spicy aioli for the curds, and don't miss the Detroit style pizza. I can't speak to the ice cream because we had major line-fatigue after our lunch. The facility is very family friendly and inclusive for persons with mobility challenges. While packed, we did find picnic bench seating outside on the covered patio to eat our lunch at. There's also an expansive lawn for those looking to picnic or stretch their legs. read more

Tillamook Creamery is worth it for both tourists and locals traveling through the Coast. To start, they have self guided tours to watch the production process start to finish. Fun interactive activities for kids as well. When it comes to the cafeteria/ice cream shop, be prepared for very long lines. They had the right idea to create a mobile app to combat lines through mobile ordering but it doesn't work right now (as much as they promote everywhere on site to use it). We went through the cafeteria to have lunch. I had the Tillamook Cheeseburger with fries and both were fresh and satisfying. If they can figure out how to overcome the long lines and wait times, this could be a 5-star experience! read more

3 stars for the cafeteria 5 stars for everything else CAFETERIA Line was crazy long (not their fault) but it was moving steadily along. They have tvs circulating the menu where the line is and I had my eye on the pulled pork the whole time. Apparently so did everyone else because it was sold out which was super disappointing considering it was like 1pm. I then ordered a burger with a side of Mac and cheese. My burger came made incorrectly (I'd asked for a couple of things off) and the Mac and cheese was really disappointing. I'm getting cheese curds next time! It was also insanely expensive, even for an "attraction" food court. EVERYTHING ELSE I highly recommended checking out the self guided tour if you're in the area. If you're anything like me you've seen Tillamook products in your grocery store for years and seeing how it's made is really cool. Their store is also insane. Pro tip - there are some cheeses you can only get there so keep an eye out for that! Be prepared for crowds no matter when you go. We went midday on a Tuesday when school was in session and it was still packed. Make sure to go on the self guided tour but maybe skip the cafeteria unless there's something you really want and maybe just get some ice cream instead read more

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The positive - the free self-guided tour was interesting and we enjoyed it. The souvenir shop had a lot of interesting things. And of course the ice cream is delicious. The people at the information booth were friendly and personable. And now for what needs improvement! Customer service at the cafe was not friendly. And on two separate days we were there and still couldn't figure out how things work. They give you a buzzer but then you also see people delivering food to tables. The first day, our buzzer went off several times but nobody brought us anything. I finally approached the person who was delivering food and he said we needed to go up to the register to get our order. What? Back to the registers where there is a huge line? If that's the case, have a designated pick up area. And why do some orders get delivered and others don't? Make it make sense. And be clear about it when hand the buzzer to guests. The second time we stopped in, we ordered a breakfast sandwich and a coffee for my husband. The girl at the register asked if we wanted anything else and as I was looking for other drink options, she finalized our order, said the total and walked away. I found that rather rude. Guess I didn't get a drink. Later we saw her just standing at the register with her arms crossed. If she's that miserable less than an hour after opening, perhaps a customer facing job isn't for her. The patio door in the cafe also needs to be fixed so it's not banging every single time someone goes thru it. I would suggest anyone visiting enjoy the self-guided tour, maybe grab some ice cream, but go get food elsewhere. Oh, and as to how the food was - it was just ok. Nothing outstanding and overpriced IMO. read more

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Food was tasty, the line to order was insane! We tried to order online but it wouldn't go through. The order of cheese curds was huge, we needed more sides of sauce. Tip for the ice cream; go in the line outside. The line inside was long but there was no wait on the outside. read more

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Ice cream is my favorite food - I would be in trouble if I lived close to here! I went with a group of 11 people, 4 adults, 7 kids. We all really enjoyed ourselves. We liked watching the process of making and packaging the cheese ( there really should be some kind of line -start at station 1 and then move along - I know it's designed to do this but there were people just jumping back and forth which because frustrating) The ice cream is delicious - I had to get a flight - my eyes were bigger than my stomach but it was worth it! I do wish the ice cream shop was open later or they had a separate one in town - we stayed in Tillamook for two nights and would have gotten ice cream after dinner every night if it was open! read more

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I'd say visiting the Tillamook Creamery is an interesting and enjoyable experience! We arrived early, before the crowds. We entered the large building and began the self-guided tour. We found it fascinating to see how their products are produced. We enjoyed the cheese samples and of course we purchased some to take home. We dined in the cafe and were glad that we beat the lines. We throughly enjoyed the cheese curds and mac & cheese. Wonderful experience but I recommend arriving early. By the time we made it back to our vehicle there were no parking spots and there were long lines to go through the tour and also in the restaurant. read more

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OMG!!! This ice cream absolutely blew my mind, Tillamook Creamery does it so right. Their Portland Strawberry flavor is absolutely the highlight, it is so fresh and natural tasting that I have never had anything like it. The soft, gentle strawberry flavor that tastes real and prominent in every bite is completely top tier. Instantly bought a carton once I got home. read more

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Come for the free self guided tour, skip the cafeteria food. The self guided tour is free and fun for all ages. You can learn how cheese is made and packaged on a large scale. Lots of things to reach and you can sample as much cheese and ice cream. Sampling line is long but cycles through quickly. The cafeteria food had so much potential but it's a total fail. The hamburgers had tiny patties and was mostly bread. The same goes for pizza. It feels like eating 80 percent bread and 20 percent meat. They could have really showcased their cheese in a much better way, but instead let everyone in our group down (except for the kids). French fries were good though. The ice cream was great. Note that they have two lines for this - one on inside and outside. The inside one was long but less people were aware of the outside one. They have a lawn area for dogs and kids to play on. It was great because the weather was nice and kids can run around. They should offer doggie bags for owners to pick up their dog poop though. I saw an owner let their dog lay a fresh one around where our kids were playing and didn't clean it up. The grocery and souvenir store is fun to browse around. The overall experience wasn't as cheesy as I expected. Just a few puns were used, such as "Mooving door". Come here for a grate experience. Plan your lunch elsewhere. read more

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Tillamook Creamery is a wonderful experience for folks of all ages. Families with kids will especially appreciate the creamery and all the interactive activities, sights, and samples the place has to offer. My wife and I participated in the ice cream tasting experience and for $45 per person, it's an experience that can't be topped. Without spoiling the experience, the included ice cream samples and souvenir cover more than half the cost of admission. From start to finish, the experience lasts 1.5 hours. You'll definitely want to book this a week or two in advance because walk-ins are not typically available. If you want to avoid crowds, I cannot emphasize enough how important it is to arrive sharply at 9:00 a.m. right when they open. Not only will you be able to park close by, but you'll be able to do the self-guided tour, walk through the store, and order from the cafe and ice cream shop, all without having to compete with a Disneyland sized crowd. I tried out a grilled cheese sandwich with a side of cheese curds and for cheese lovers, there's no better combo. The grilled cheese is rich and decadent and the fried cheese curds are deliciously crunchy. Definitely come hungry if you're doing one of the tours that include a tasting, since you'll also be collecting cheese samples at the end of the self-guided tour, and you'll want to save your appetite for something from the cafe as well. If you're able to slot in a drive out to Tillamook Creamery in your travel itinerary, you will have the time of your life. Be sure to check out the gift store on your way out, because there are so many cute plushies to take home. read more

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Our go to when visiting Tillamook. We usually walk around, try and eat some cheese and ice cream. This time on Labor Day weekend, it was crowded but fun. We didn't get to walk around much, but I got my favorite Oregon cherry ice cream ..,yummm read more

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My daughter and I love cheese. I'm lactose but will still eat it. I can't say no to the squeeky cheese and sharp cheddar. You can watch cheese get made and cut into smaller pieces. They have plenty of things to read and learn a thing or two. They have other food and ice cream here. Lots of merchandise to browse through as well If you're lucky they may have some samples for you to try. Parking lot is usually always full of cheese fanatics but you'll eventually find a spot. Overall, I have been here so many times and always leave purchasing something. read more

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Super cute Glad we STOPPED as we Love cheese . Will stop again next time I'm coming to town. read more

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Oh my my ,oh hell yes, Tillamook cheese, is the very best!!! The name "Tillamook" is derived from the Chinook language. It primarily translates to "people of Nekelim" (or Nehalem), referring to a prominent Native American tribe that lived on the Oregon coast. I grew up on the mysterious mystic Oregon coast, and know much of its history, and good eats. Tillamook Creamery Coop started in 1909 is world class in my mind! And boy, has it grown an expanded! You can, order online, I do sometimes for their Jerky's. Their ice cream is killer, flavored cream cheese to die for, and what an array of excellent excellent cheeses. Now I get here in the South ( most stores), comfort food! To make my creamy hot macaroni with burnt ends! In the 60's we'd drive the 40 miles for the best cheese, shop the store, and watch them making the cheese, way fun! Still stop in when visiting, great memories, killer products. And again you can get in most stores!!! Gotta try read more

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Tillamook Creamery is a fun place to visit with the whole family. Had no idea how many different products they sold. Self tour just walk through the different sections. As you enter the building go up the stairs. Had no idea there were so many different type of cows (Familiar with Holstein). Learned about the history of Tillamook. We saw how cheese was packaged. Then off to another wing. Got to sample cheese and take some home. Go downstairs there is an area about Tillamook Ice cream. Be prepared for lines ordering ice cream and another long line for ordering food at cafeteria. Gift shop had items to buy and take home like blocks of cheese, curds, ice cream, and more. Outside there are areas to have picnic. read more

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Finally made it to Tillamook Creamery. We have been wanting to visit for a few years now, but haven't been able to make it till recently. We got there as they were opening, made it easier to get parking and not as many people as there were later. We did the self guided tour, which was a fun way to learn the process of cheese making. Loved being able to taste a number of their cheese's at the end of the tour. The store is great with lots of cute, fun things. We finished by having lunch and ice cream. The pizza was good and all thee ice cream we had were good. The lines for both pizza and ice cream were crazy long. They opened more ice cream counters while were in line reducing our wait time. It's a great experience, highly recommend. read more

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Great spot to get it from the source. The Tillamook Co-op Creamery is a must stop when in the area. We came for Icecream and cheese. Stayed for the coffee and gifts. Chelsea at food counter shared her beautiful smile and warm greeting. Grilled cheese was outstanding, came with fries (which were room temperature). Advised lead of fries. He didn't seem to care. Conversely Chelsea who took our order was awesome! I will be back. read more

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Wonderful experience visiting my favorite ice cream and cheese maker! The self guided tour is informative and it's fun to see how the cheese making process works. I appreciate the GF bun option at the cafe. The burger was alright and the staff was knowledgeable about the cross contamination of the fries in the fryer. The real hit was the ice cream flight which we got with chocolate, Oregon cherry and Oregon strawberry. The best was cherry especially when mixed with cherry! My husband and I couldn't even finish the generous portion size of the flight. Definitely a fun attraction when visiting the Oregon coast with some speciality products I've never seen at stores near me in San Diego. read more

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Came for the Ice Cream Experience Tour and to visit Tillamook Creamery in general. We drove down from Seaside (approx 1 hour + stop for Rockaway Big Cedar walk) and arrive at noon, peak lunch time. Cafe was a bit of a mess of people queuing so I took the advice from the boards and downloaded and ordered from the app, then grabbed some pizza for myself. App said my order was ready but order wasn't ready so had to wait. Ordered pulled pork and pineapple pizza because it seemed easy and again told to wait. It was unclear where they wanted me to wait or how they would call my number. I picked up my app order (burgers, cheese curds, mac and cheese and fruit), then went back to pizza corner to find my order was just sitting there. Advice: do not download the app (not worth it) unless you do that in advance so you don't need to enter all the sign up details. App mobile order pickup is at the pizza counter. If you order pizza, just wait for them to hand it to you, even though they will tell you to wait and it won't be right away. It is, in fact, just there. Would rate this 2 stars for cafe. However! We loved our paid tour Ice Cream Experience! Also the self guided tour of the creamery. The place was busy (Wednesday summertime), but parking was found and we got to see and do everything we wanted except maybe cheese samples. (The line was long, we skipped it). I've been here a number of times over the years and I think it's still a worthwhile visit on occasion. Kids loved ice cream tour ($35/person), we did too. We learned about all the milk delivered and ice cream made every day at Tillamook and the flavors and method- we tried a new product ice cream bar (delish!) and then got 4 large samples (think 4 scoops!) of ice cream. No allergies so we got to try everything. Left with ice cream pins and pink ceramic stackable cone cups. read more

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We loved this dairy stop! I've been a big fan of Tillamook for a long time and this cheese centered dairy stop did not disappoint! Being originally from Northern Illinois, I know a good cheese factory tour. This was definitely up there on the list! We shopped, got a three scoop flight, looked around the factory, bought some cheese, and had some samples. And also, smelled the cow smell all around. How fun! Definitely worth it! read more

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We visited their main flagship store in Tillamook, OR. The drive coming from Portland took a good 3 hours going downhill. It was exciting at first but when we get to the place, we are tired, hungry and grumpy already, then, to see the beeline towards purchasing anything was a total letdown. Not quite actually, it is only a long line but they are fast at serving the food. The servers and cashiers were very nice and patient. We wanted to buy some apparels for souvenirs but they are quite expensive and out of our budget. I'm sad to leave without a shirt at least. Our family enjoyed a lot of Tillamook ice creams-all time favorite is French Vanilla, Rockyroad, wafflecone and new in our list is the salted caramel and German chocolate. We will be waiting for the next flavor ! read more

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I LOVE TILLAMOOK!! Literally had to beg my party to side quest this one. WORTH IT! This place is HUGE, way bigger than you expect. We had to park in the extended parking lot, in a Thursday?? You can get cheese samples, check out the factory process (from making the cheese to packaging it). Huge areas for gift shop, food, and ice cream. Lots of seating both indoors and outdoors. Love it! read more

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Full disclosure: I do not favor corporate-like dairy companies. However they may have started out, that's what I consider them now. I'm not a fan of cows in cages as they are being milked, or baby cows being taken from their moms, so to me, there was a lot of "propoganda" in here, such as the "cute" baby cow model in a house (cage) that you could practice feeding with the bottle. Also a chance to practice milking a cow which was admittedly hilarious to watch (I did not try). It is, though, a must stop that no tour of the area is complete without. And yes, the cheese and ice cream are good. You can pick a guided tour for a price (very long line) or you can just go up the stairs and look down at the factory through the windows. Lines everywhere - this place is VERY popular. Huge store, after a recent renovation, tons of seating for the cafe and ice cream, and even so, very crowded with minimal empty spaces. You can stand in line for ice cream or get something cheezy from the cafe: pizza, grilled cheese. Best food: the cheese curds. Best drink: the peach lemonade with fruit bits. Expensive merch. Way too expensive. read more

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Tillamook is locally made in Oregon and a must-stop when visiting. Although I thought it was overrated, it's something to do at least once. There is a Tillamook Country Smoker down the street, which is a small beef jerky outlet shop, and then there's the highly visited Tillamook Creamery, where they make the cheese and ice cream. The jerky outlet was awesome with really affordable prices and a variety of flavors, including tons of sugar-free options. Tillamook Creamery, on the other hand, was hectic. Lines everywhere, but managed well with all their signage and employees directing you where to go. The parking lot was huge and crowded, but easy to find a spot as people came and went. Food 2/5* On first glance, everything looked good. I planned to get so many things, but they ran out of grilled cheese sandwiches and when I saw them cutting up the deep dish pizza and it was soft, not crispy, I changed my mind on the pizza. The burger was tiny and you couldn't really taste the sharp white cheddar at all. The mac and cheese, also bland. The random sprinkle of crushed pretzels on top did not work at all - too chunky, hard, and did nothing to enhance the mac and cheese. The only dish that was good with flavor were the cheese curds. Dipped in spicy ranch, it was a great pairing. Self-Guided Tour & Samples 5/5* The highlight was the self-guided tour upstairs that allowed you to look into the factory below. On the way out was a sampling station, where they had 4 choices of packaged cheese snacks to sample, plus whatever special they had. They were so generous, with no limit to how many you wanted to sample. The best was the smoked black pepper white cheddar. Dog Friendly 3/5* They also had a store inside selling all their goodies and merchandise, including for dogs! Although the front had a huge lawn allowing dogs, it was inconvenient that dogs weren't allowed inside. There were two lines inside, one for hot food and the super long line for ice cream. There's also another line outside for just ice cream only and small snacks. It would've been nice if there was a line for hot food outside so those with dogs could stay together. Overall it was a good experience, but a one and done kinda thing. read more

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Not very many places anymore offer tours or a peak into their factories. But Tillamook lets you see behind the glass and see how cheese is made all the way to packaging. They offer cheese samples. There's a gift shop, cafe and ice cream shop we haven't even gotten to yet. It's a busy places with kids activities and even grown up can do. I'm really enjoying this stop we didn't know about along the way. It's definitely worth the trip to make. Check your out our journeys on Mark Clay McGowan only YouTube for a complete videos. His channel is worth checking out for railroad history, our travels, local history. As well as subscribers adventures from around the world that takes along the Tehachapi loop and other hidden gems. read more

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For Tillamook cheese, this place is "The home office." I was so busy enjoying the place, I can't believe I didn't take any pictures! The Tillamook creamery has been going on for well over 100 years. It's a co-op of the local farmers, and they make amazing cheese with their high-quality dairy milk. The place is very busy, especially during the summertime, but there is lots and lots of parking for Cars, campers, buses motorhomes, etc. If you have an EV, they even have Tesla superchargers out in the overflow parking lot. The place is great. You go upstairs, and you get the factory tour. You don't actually get to go into the factory, but you see everything that is happening through the big picture windows. It covers the entire cheese making process. They also have lots and lots of samples available. They have a restaurant/snack bar, they have ice cream, they have gifts, and did I mention the cheese? Any type of cheese you're looking for, they probably have. The prices are reasonable, although some items are definitely higher priced. I got some of the cheese curds, which I love, I bought the single serve black pepper, Monterey Jack, which I had had before, and I loved. I also got a truffle Monterey Jack that is amazingly creamy, and earthy. For my sister, I got her the 10 year Monterey Jack. At 20 bucks for 8 ounces, definitely not cheap, but she really enjoyed it. She said it was extremely tangy and tasty. A bit too pricey for an everyday cheese, but well worth it for a special treat. For everything that they have, they also have a military/veterans discount. I've stopped here before, and I will definitely stop here again. Thank you. read more

It's OK. We just used it as a spot to stretch our legs between Portland and the beaches. It was packed! We use a lot of Tillamook cheese so it was interesting to see the assembly line process. We even got free cheese samples. It's cute and very family friendly, but won't be running back anytime soon. We all got Tillamook ice cream at the end and it was delicious. It was also a huge scoop for 5.00.....4 stars for the ice cream alone. read more

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The free self-guided tour was nice and it was interesting seeing how the cheese is made and processed. I was hoping we'd also get to see how their ice cream is made, but that's offered separately through one of their paid experiences. There's lots of merch, unique cheese flavors and other food products to browse. We also had ice cream and shakes which were of course, delicious. Unfortunately, some of the customer service really brought the experience down. Our gift shop cashier seemed visibly annoyed and after we declined a bag, he basically slid our stuff across the counter toward us like air hockey. The employees at the free ice cream samples were also rude. one employee was shouting at visitors who didn't realize the line had closed, while the servers rolled their eyes and laughed about it. Overall, I wouldn't make a trip out here solely for the Creamery. It's better as a fun stop if you're already in the area, want lunch or ice cream, or want to pick up some of their harder-to-find cheese products. read more

It's worth the stop if you're traveling by. Yes the ice cream is fantastic. Did not get food but did sample cheese which was real good people were friendly and self guided tour was nice above factory floor. Nice gift shop with lots of local flair. Could all be done in 30 minutes but worth it read more

Grilled Cheese - This was a simple and cheesy grilled cheese! Peanut Butter Chocolate Ice Cream - They serve good quality, creamy ice cream here and I recommend this flavor to peanut butter and chocolate lovers! read more

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Was a very cool place to visit! Got a couple free samples and enjoyed the in depth, self-guided tour. The overall tour flowed very well and kept the people enjoying it both on track, and entertained throughout the experience. The exhibits were easy to understand while also providing thorough information. We loved getting to see the special varieties of cheese and ice cream that you couldn't find in regular stores! We picked up some 6 and 13 year aged cheddar, in addition to some black pepper cheddar. We didn't interact with too many employees, but the ones that we did, were very nice and seemed to be enjoying their work day. read more

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I review restaurants with my OAT method: Overall Experience - The review strongly reflects the food court. The self guided tour and cheese tasting experience were perfect! It was valuable to learn about the amount of work that goes into to creating great quality dairy products. I will definitely continue to support a business that strives to sustain the farmers that actually produce the products. On my visit, I learned, Tillamook is a farmer owned cooperative that formed over 100 years ago. Appearance - The Tillamook cafe was a large dining hall with an ice cream counter and a food counter. Before ordering food we explored the extensive bottled drink section. There was also a gift shop with all types of local products. When we made our way over to order food, I took a look at the few menu options they had. Simple, but the basics were covered. Taste - My husband and I ordered the grilled cheese along with a side of fried cheese curds. The food was not nearly as exciting as the atmosphere of the place. The grilled cheese was cooked well, however the bread left much to be desired. It must have spent too much time on the grill and burnt the bread. The cheese curds did not seem fresh read more

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I unfairly didn't have high expectations. Other similar spots are overpriced and mediocre. We did the ice cream sampler and I was pleasantly surprised how good their ice cream is. The marionberry in particular for me. We had cheese curds which were fine. Nothing to write home about. They do have a lot of local products like hazelnuts and jams. We got some and wished we had bought more! Overall it was fun to walk around and to experience this in person! read more

Date of visit: May 10, 2026 If you're visiting Portland, this is a bit of a drive, and can be harrowing for those that are not a fan of heights, but it is worth the trip to see their impressive operation and try some amazing dairy products. I was looking forward to the ice cream all day and it definitely didn't disappoint! I had a Salty Caramel Pretzel shake and it was quite possibly the highlight of the entire trip to Oregon! We did the self-guided tour and for the low low price of free 99, it was amazing. The large windows and clear explanation made it easy to follow the process from start to finish; can't say I've ever seen 40 pound blocks of cheese before! Before the ice cream, we split the grilled cheese and mac and cheese, both being very good. The fries that accompanied the sandwich though, were unremarkable. Why they don't serve them as cheese fries I will never understand. I wanted to go five stars here but the staff could be better. It's great that they seem to hire so much local youth, but there didn't seem to be anyone supervising or helping direct traffic, resulting in the indoor ice cream line being 15 people deep and the outside line being empty, with staff just standing around talking about their relationship woes (this I tell you from firsthand experience) instead of helping out in other places where it's needed. The cashier in the gift shop seemed to be personally offended that we were keeping her from her Instagram... read more

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Our first visit was 10+ years ago. Then it was fun. Now it's a corporate sideshow. You can buy Tillamook products just about anywhere in the western states. The prices they charge for their products at the Creamery are higher than what you pay at your local Walmart. 7 oz of non-aged cheddar for $8.50? I bet it used to be 8oz too. Shrinkflation. We spent 15 minutes there and left. read more

The town of Tillamook is a beautiful scenic, hour-long drive from Lincoln City. I wanted to arrive early to avoid crowds. My first impression upon entering the complex was that this was a first-rate establishment! The car park, the building, the presentation of historic artifacts, the viewing gallery, and the gift shop were all quality. The viewing gallery is on the second floor and they have an elevator, thus ADA compliant. We did not dine at Tillamook, so I cannot speak to the food. The cheese samples were ample, and they were delicious! Tillamook offers self-guided tours or premium experiences for early arrival tours and tastings. I'm kicking myself for not planning in advance, as I would have indulged in the premium experience. I am in the area the first week of June, so this may not be an issue in the winter. The self guided tours is what you make of it. They provide an app to download and walk you through the process. We really enjoyed our visit to the creamery! The gift shop is filled with Tillamook products along with loads of local fare, and typical gifts. Well worth the time! read more

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A visit to Tillamook Creamery is a fantastic experience with an impressive variety of high quality options. We picked up a great selection of their famous cheeses, including the white truffle, sweet English, black pepper, mild cheddar, and sharp cheddar. We also sampled a huge variety of ice cream. The strawberry cream, cherry, mud slide, hazelnut, and french vanilla were all delicious, plus the mango dairy free flavor was a wonderful addition. We even grabbed a bite at the cafe, and the cheese pizza, salad, tomato soup, and mac and cheese were all incredibly good. I highly recommend checking it out. read more

Definitely worth stopping here. Clean, well planned out. You can either make a quick stop for a meal or you can spend some time to observe, shop and eat. Lines for food move quickly and food comes out hot and fresh. Ice cream!!! Don't skip the ice cream. read more

This place was great. The food was delicious the service was great and the vibes are all about good food! After having some good eats don't forget about dessert and grab some delicious ice cream or like I did a milkshake. Always a great place to stop by with family and is pet friendly. read more

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