Absolutely amazing fish and chips! Perfectly crispy, fresh, and full of flavor. The employees were…read moreso friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. I sampled the clam chowder and the salmon dip--both were incredible. Highly recommend stopping in!

If I could give 10 stars I would, amazing food and fantastic people. Skip Moe's and head here, the…read morehalibut and shrimp were amazing. They even let us sample their clam chowder. We will definitely be back! Thank you!!

What a wonderful market. A lot of times, these smaller markets are really lacking, but we found a…read morelot of places to spend money at. I wish there was a coffee stand but otherwise it was perfect.

There is a good variety of offerings. Food, produce, arts and crafts. Games set up for kids and…read moremusic. Parking is available nearby. Overall, a good venue!

If you are in Tillamook, you need to absolutely stop by here! What a find of a meat market, and the…read morebone in pork chops are amazing. We also love the selection of rubs. Sausages for the grill, rib eyes to drool over and don't forget the tomahawk! Hipsters, hippies & anyone with good taste will agree: local sourced, family run, simply delicious.

Snuck in just a few minutes before closing and they were super friendly and helpful, not rushed at…read moreall. We were looking for filet mignon and didn't see them right away but they had a whole wagyu filet and offered to hand slice them for us on the spot. Even carefully explained the options and how to hand the "tail" to have the best results. We seared them on the stove and finished to temp in the oven and mmmmmmmm so so soooo good! Melt in your mouth and haven't had a steak this tasty in a long time! Better than the really expensive steaks in Vegas. They have a great selection of meats plus local eggs, milk and spices. Highly recommend!

For Tillamook cheese, this place is "The home office." I was so busy enjoying the place, I can't…read morebelieve 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.

Our first visit was 10+ years ago. Then it was fun. Now it's a corporate sideshow. You can buy…read moreTillamook 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.

We stopped in for lunch. Afterwards we wandered around. Lots of things to do, especially for…read morefamilies. We both ordered their hot Italian panini. They were terrific. The best panini I've had for a while. They have quality packaged food as well. Charcuterie in one stop. One building was dedicated to candy. Overpriced for sure. While we didn't visit the petting zoo, it was doing a good business. It was worth our time.

We were last here four years ago. It hasn't changed much and that's a good thing. Last time, we…read morewere unable to go into the candy store - this time, we did get to go inside and peruse the collection of candy, vintage and branded (ie. related to a TV show). Some stuffed animals as well and some hair clips and whatnot. You can also purchase food in there to feed the animals outside (I'm sure it is not the only place to purchase food but that's where we got it this time). Inside the main building are many different kinds of high end gifts, kitchen items, wine, and food, as well as a cafe and ice cream. Outside are the animals (who tbh can really live without the food lol - they are fairly lacksadaisical about it!); and the area where Harvest Host folks park. The friendliest animals are the goats.

This is a very casual, mostly locals, brewery and restaurant. I have eaten here a number of times,…read moreboth for breakfast and dinner. I have gotten the breakfast burrito when having breakfast and would characterize it as large, yet underwhelming in taste. None of the beers that i have tried are particularly memorable, but they are very drinkable. The service is courteous and they strive to keep the tables clean. The ordering here is done at the counter and I have found this to be a great way of taking orders in a casual establishment. This allows one to peruse the menu at a table at one's own speed, then walk up to the counter to ask any questions about the menu and then place the order. My experiences have been that the employee at the register has always been patient, informative and respectful. They bring your order to your table when it is ready. My experience is that they give you a conservative estimate of the time for preparing and the real time has been shorter. Note that I think they do a good job with turnaround times given how many customers are in the restaurant combined with their apparent significant take-out business. My dinner experiences have been very satisfying and that is what one would expect from a meat purveyor. However, they do not fumble the ball on the execution. Casual food, but tasty. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating: plenty of both. Part of the outside seating is heated and covered during much of the year. I have never been there when you could not choose a table. I think a great casual stop, and a unique one, when visiting the Tillamook area.

Hidden secret in a somewhat industrial area. If you didn't know it was there, you'd never find it,…read morebut we're glad we did. The guy at Tillamook recommend Werner for our lunch. We are glad we found it, as the food and beer/cider were yummy.

Proprietor is absolutely lovely. We came in on a chamber of commerce day and she was incredibly…read morekind to the children. Plenty of options for kids beyond candy, little toys, stuffies, 3D print. Couple nostalgic candies in there as well

Have gone here a couple times. Very cute shop! They have delicious lemonades! They also have a…read morevariety of candy selection, sodas, and cotton candy. Very friendly service!

So glad to have some competition for the "big conglomerate" grocery stores here in Tillamook. Good…read moreprices and good customer service!

I had shopped grocery outlet at other locations and had great bargains and customer service but…read morethis location I feel the customer service need some work. Especially Marilyn Diego, bad customer service , she needs to be retrained. One plus is that I have found some unique items at this store but also have found numerous expired items. If it's close to expiration is ok but many passed Best Buy date or expiration date and that should be off the shelf and not sell to customers. So this was disappointing.