Great coffee and friendly service. Cute small town beach coffee shop with cool coffee items and…read morelovely art on the walls.

I'm a little disappointed in the customer service.. their fruit smoothie contains dairy (ive never…read moreheard of that but whatever), but it doesn't mention that anywhere on the menu. My son has a major dairy allergy so when I saw there was dairy in the fruit smoothie, I mentioned my son can't have it and the girl working said "um you'll have to pay for a new one"... I didn't love the snarky comment. After we paid for the second one with no dairy, she handed it to me and just turned away after giving it to me. Didn't say a word. I suggest having dairy labeled on your smoothie menu/ingredients so there's no more miscommunication since it's a major allergen! We understand they're a small coffee shop, but I still think customer service is important.

Great coffee and even better service!! The matcha is just as good as the coffee. The staff goes…read moreabove and beyond. Make sure you stop by if your passing by or enjoying the area. Thank you left coast coffee!!

Love the coffee and their drinks. Good balance in the latte of coffee, (rich, dark, mild chocolate…read moreflavor) milk and vanilla (if you get the vanilla latte). Not too sweet, good hot or iced. I get bags of their coffee for Christmas gifts. One of my must stop places when at the coast.

This is the cutest little shop in the outlet mall with cozy chairs, fun decor, and lots of little…read moretrinkets. It takes awhile to make so recommend ordering ahead online but their breakfast burritos are delicious and worth it! We tried the vegetarian one and the piggy burrito one. I've since made a 2.5 hr drive to come back here and it was just as good as I remember.

I review restaurants with my OAT method:…read more Overall Experience - We were greeted with warm smiles from the baristas who offered great recommendations on what to order. Appearance - The vibe of this coffee shop was fun with local artist featured around the walls and beachy parifinalia scattered throughout. Taste - The bagels were amazing! We ordered the sausage, egg, and cheese on a cheddar bagel and a smoked salmon cream cheese on a jalepeño cheddar bagel. The bagel's were fresh and soft. They must have been baked in house! The salmon cream cheese was packed full of salmon. The drinks were also exceptional. The vanilla chai latte was flavorful, but not too sweet. It was easy to tell that the chai was homemade. The Mayan mocha was possibly one of the best specialty coffees I have ever had. The chocolate was accented with a bit of cinnamon which rounded out the South American flavors of the drink. It was a warm day so I went for an iced coffee, however I think it could have been even better warm.

First time visit and first time review on the little coffee/snack/ice cream shop across from the…read moregift shop, kitty corner to the old buffet (all good things must come to an end -- RIP). Super good ice cream in tubs from Umpqua. Was walking back to the room and had to stop for some dessert and am I glad I made that choice because the Vanilla Bean is some of the best I've had. High quality cream here and I love how thick the Vanilla Bean was. This is how real ice cream should be enjoyed. Definitely noting this one because it's going to be enjoyed all seasons of the year whenever I return to visit SMC. The Mountain Blackberry Revel was good too, but not as good as the Vanilla Bean. You can skip the Caramel Macadamia Crunch, the name sounds cool and appealing, but it's not that special. I'm glad she scooped that one first and put it at the bottom so I can enjoy the Vanilla Bean up top before it all melts. Sips -- I'm a fan and I will be back.

We stayed a few days at Spirit Mountain and this was my morning coffee routine. Everyone was super…read morenice and even when it looked busy the wait was never long at all. The coffee is good. The pastries were hit or miss. We had a pear almond pop tart that was very good. (Only pastry i didn't get a picture of. The carrot cake muffin was just ok. The cake was good but the frosting was like eating plastic. Overall though I was very thankful for them in the morning.

Great small coffee shop right off of 101 in Lincoln City1 few doors down from the Christmas store…read more Small parking area and hard to get into if you're heading north. Small inside with limited seating. Loved they have a cat donation and actually have a few cats for adoption in their little living room area. Made me a little sad but they saved the kittens, get them fixed and give them a good home. I got their matcha and drink was great. Worker (maybe manager? Owner?) very nice guy and was slinging coffee on a busy Monday afternoon. Everyone was patient with a line out the door. Very cool guy.

We stopped by to pick up coffee beans but they had sold out of our favorite roast. The barista was…read morekind enough to give us a few samples to taste. She was so knowledgeable about the different roasts and we went home with a new favorite medium roast! Please visit these kind coffee folks who also take care of abandoned kittens!

May favorite spot during our week in Oregon. The lady was lovely. Everything is homemade - the…read morechocolate chip cookies perfect! The latte was very very good - a loved the flavor.

Lincoln City has a ton of independent coffee / tea houses, and it was my goal to try a lot of them…read moreon my eight day visit to the Oregon coast during the first week of June. Ugh! This was the weakest cup of Joe AND the MOST expensive! I should have known something was up when I drove right up to the window. There's no pricing on the menu, which is a bit odd, and one might infer that this is so Nyla can charge tourists a different price from locals. I ordered a small, vanilla latte and it was so weak, I stirred it to make sure the flavor wasn't all resting on the bottom. Definitely NOT worth the $6.50 on this cup! Additionally, Nyla needs to do a bit of sprucing up as the place is fun and quirky, but needs a good cleaning and some paint!

Came here for a quick coffee and pastry over Memorial Day weekend…read more Since this coffee place is located right next to all the accommodations in the area, it was packed. We ordered a cold brew, an oat milk iced latte, and a scone. The latte was mid especially given the price at over $7. The cold brew was fine. The scone was a bit of an impulse purchase but was the best part of our visit. It was tasty and not at all dry. Service was slow but they were dealing with a lot of customers so I can't fault them for that during this visit.

I would love to give this little spot a 5 but unfortunately their coffee is not great. Not enough…read moreice in the iced drinks and everything gets watery quickly plus the espresso hasn't been dialed in. I also wish they went for homemade syrups as opposed to toranni syrups as it would elevate their product immensely -- less can be more! The cold brew tastes a bit like gasoline but could be easily corrected with some experimentation. However, the food is great and the scones are a particular highlight. Even if I don't love the coffee, I still find myself driving an hour round trip for a scone and a beach walk :))

Delicious lattes and pesto and friendly service! I was from out of town and came here twice. Highly…read morerecommend.

What a cool spot to get some really good food and some really interesting coffee choices! I went…read morefor the honey, almond iced latte and it did not disappoint at all. I had the Pesto scone and it so spot on! Plus it was Homemade and you could tell how much care was put into making it. If you are on the Oregon coast and go through Waldport, stop by and see this fabulous place with some amazing ladies working, they are friendly and genuinely care how you are doing! Coach "aka the coffee guy" Berokoff

They became part of our daughter's wedding story…read more We've been coming to Neskowin for years, and Neskowin Provisions has been our favorite stop since the current owners took over 5 years ago. They've done such a great job transforming the store. We love the merchandise, the coffee, and honestly, just wandering around to see what's new. It's become a daily stop for us whenever we're on the coast. This Summer, our trip was a little different because our daughter was getting married on the beach just a few miles away. While talking with the owners, they asked about the wedding and we ended up telling them about something fun we had planned. Before the dancing started at the reception, the bride, groom, bridal party and guests were all going to change into sweatsuits for the second half of the night. We mentioned that we should send the bridal party over to Neskowin Provisions to check out their new sweatsuits. They asked a few more questions about the wedding and then said, "Why don't you send the bridal party here tomorrow and we'll outfit them...on us." We were completely caught off guard by their offer. The next day, the entire bridal party came into the store, and they helped everyone--including the bride and groom--pick out their sweatsuits. And they generously gifted the entire bridal party their outfits. It was such a thoughtful thing to do. They simply heard about our daughter's wedding and wanted to do something special for the celebration. We were incredibly touched by that. We already loved Neskowin Provisions, but this experience made us appreciate the people behind the store even more. They went out of their way to do something incredibly generous for people they really didn't even know, simply because they heard our daughter was getting married. Thank you for being such wonderful people and for helping make our daughter's wedding weekend even more special. If you're visiting Neskowin, definitely stop in. The coffee is great, the merchandise is always on-trend, and now we have an even better reason to love this little store.

Be prepared to pay for the convenience of it being the only tiny market right on the beach. Very…read moreexpensive. That being said, you can probably find anything you would like as a snack to take to the beach. There's also a restaurant in the parking lot as well as the most adorable ice cream cart selling Tillamook ice cream.

Well I rolled into Grateful Bread in Pacific City, chasing that coastal breeze and a little morning…read moresunshine... and found myself right in the middle of a breakfast jam session. The walls are alive with local art, colors dancing, Grateful Dead vibes everywhere you look. Even the menu's singing... dish names straight out of a setlist, like you're ordering breakfast at a show that never really ended. Now the Marionberry French toast... oh man. That one hits like a perfect riff at just the right moment. Sweet, rich, and laid back in all the right ways and like it knew exactly why you showed up. They've got fresh baked goods dialed in too and this is their thing, and you can taste it in every bite. Service? Kinda like a wandering solo... not always in sync, not always warm, but hey the music (aka the food) keeps the whole thing together. In the end, it's one of those places you stumble into and remember later with a smile. If the road ever brings us back through Pacific City, we'll swing by again and let it play on.

We were glad to discover this place for breakfast at the Coast…read more Pro tips: it's super loud, so kiddos with sensory issues may want to avoid. There was a long line by the time we left, so you might want to arrive early. The to-go baked good were great--we might just grab those next time instead. The food portions were smallish but hearty, and I thought the prices were great considering it's a beach town. I had the local, dory-caught (very cool!) rockfish tacos. There were also several other local seafood options.