Cute coffee shop to grab some caffeine and a snack, or by the smells of it, a deliciously garlicky bowl or sandwich. We saw many people getting food and it smelled damaging. Our coffees were great and this was the perfect spot to decompress a bit after the bus ride to Astoria.

Wonderful drinks and food at this cool spot, including great treats for our veg family! We sat in the lounge area and enjoyed the vibe and the treats!

Stopped in on our way out from Cannon Beach, and will definitely be back! Great ambiance, great service, and delicious food.

We picked here for breakfast for two reasons- it was in the Goonies and because they serve gluten free bagels. My kid absolutely loves lox and bagels but rarely can eat it because of celiac. But here they went above and beyond. The bagel tasted amazing and they served it with onions, tomatoes, spring mix, capers, cream cheese, lox. Everything came on the side so they could make the bagel to their liking. The caramel latte was well crafted with a cute heart on top. I had the tater tots. The menu said it came with different dipping sauces but it only came with ketchup. Which was fine because that's all I wanted. The tater tots were nice and crispy without being greasy. They were still good when I had leftovers later. I will definitely come back here

Tasty food & pastries, great coffees, and good service. A solid standard when in Astoria!

We stopped here for breakfast on our way back to WA Place is very cool/eclectic looking. Interesting vibe with jazz music playing. Friendly staff, very good drip coffee & the food was freshly made for you and soooo good, 4 of us and we each had something different. No one was disappointed, and I grabbed an almond croissant for the road, which was very good as well. If you're in a rush, you have to be patient because it took a while for us to get our food but we were in no rush and we're very pleased with the outcome. I would definitely recommend this place.

Having only limited time in the Astoria area, we wanted to try some delicious Oregon coffee. This bistro/coffeehouse was on our list, and as we drove by it looked very inviting. There was plenty of street parking on Marine Drive, and to e fact that it was almost an open air concept made us more intrigued to stop by and enjoy our coffee on the patio. There are plenty on typical coffee options, and there is a specialty coffee menu as well. There was only one lady working the shop when we arrived and not only was she incredibly friendly and helpful, she was quick in terms of service, and when we inquired about the many pastry and dessert options she told us she personally baked them that morning. This coffee shop shares walls with a couple boutiques and restaurants. The shared walls makes it feel almost like a market place or public house Some tips: Try the Pistachio Mocha. It's on the specialty menu, and it's incredible. The brownie and molasses cookie are also just tries. As there is barely seating facing he street that is open air, I suggest sitting either there or at one of the many patio seating I am somewhat of a coffee snob, and I was somewhat hesitant when seeing some of the flavors and offerings, but everything was delicious and the service outstanding. To be honest, while sitting and enjoying our coffees and treats we almost missed our flight back in Portland. *this was entirely our fault, but we were just so relaxed and we were enjoying our coffees that much that we lost track of time* Cheers!!

We came in for a quick chai tea and coffee to go. They have so many appetizing pastries, and they are next door to a really neat gift and art shop. We were in and out in five minutes despite it being a busy Saturday morning. We will definitely eat here next time!

This listing is unclaimed for now. I wanted you to review this coffee house because the coffee was really great here. I really love someone whose passion for coffee shows in their conversations. The barista definitely was passionate about coffee and he was giving us suggestions on the coffee notes and how to test them if we want to try something new. The service was great. Ambiance was very hippie style I would say with lot of things at inexpensive place but very interesting. All in all, do check out this place if you are around astoria and you wouldn't be disappointed at all

This place has an Asian feel to it as per the furniture and inside decorations. The bar area is such a cozy and fun place to sit down and eat. It has a very old feel with plastered ceilings that are exposed in areas, metal tiles, fake deer heads, and a cooking blue paint job. The baked items looked perfect from cookies to muffins, but I didn't try them this time. If you use a credit card they charge an 18% gratuity which was fine with us. They even asked if that was ok. I would have tipped that amount or more anyway. We got a house coffee which was smooth. They had a lot of specialty delicious coffee drinks as well and milk alternatives like soy, oat, almond, hemp. The food was quite delicious and filling. Prices were reasonable given the location. Salmon hash had plenty of salmon with it too. They have a little hot sauce bar and if you like a little kick like I do, add a dab and bring out the taste further. The bagel had fried ham in it and it what so tasty. Word of warning, get some extra napkins for the bagel because it can get messy as the cream cheese oozes out. So good! They have an outdoor sitting option too and they do dinner. The sushi and wine night sounds like it would be fun. I'd come back for sure.