Worker looked miserable and didn't even welcome us in. Just a bad feeling as soon as we walked in,…read moreit was a sad area. Felt like she wanted us to leave as soon as possible. Milk chocolate fudge was very sweet. We were able to taste each grain of sugar. And I know fudge is supposed to be sweet but the fact I couldnt even enjoy it because it was so sickeningly sweet is a bit much.

We enjoyed this place we went back a number of times in two days we were here visiting. So ice…read morecream and candy was good really liked that. It joins another store so you can shop a little bit while the kids are trying to figure out what candy and ice cream they want.

Absolutely the best , most succulent, and freshest oysters I've eaten. That is saying a lot since I…read moreeat fresh oysters frequently. The special Crabby Jacob (quickly grilled with bacon garlic green onion butter, touch of hot sauce, crab meat and bay shrimp topped with havarti cheese) was excellent. Fried oysters with light tempura which only enhanced the oysters natural flavor and oysters on the half shell- Small, sweet and salty- out of this world perfection. Staff is knowledgeable, attentive, and friendly. Sitting at the bar is fun to watch the artistry of the oyster shucking but the only small complaint I have is that the bar stools are too low for the height of the bar and I felt like a little kid with my chin on the bar drinking my tasty beer. This a must go to place!

The oysters are worth the short drive to "the country" just outside of Tillamook. I got a few…read moreoyster on the half shell in a combo with prawns, cocktail sauce, and oyster shooters. The clam chowder is creamy with big succulent oyster chunks (just the way I like it). I'll be back!

I'm not happy. My mother is a 77 year old who has trouble walking and standing. She order sugar…read morefree candy at the counter and then the lady behind the counter told her she can have it when she is ready to leave and pay. I also was standing there and her tone was quite rude. Then we checked out and got home and was given the wrong items that we paid good money for. I am very angry. I will call tomorrow. My mom used cash because she doesn't have credit card.

We LOVED this candy shop! So cute, and plenty to choose from. They have a window were you can see…read morethem making the salt water taffy, and a taffy bar. Lots of stuffed animals and trinkets to purchase. The service was great as well. We didn't have long wait to get checked out. Needless to say I will definitely be returning on my next trip to Cannon Beach, OR.

This is a fun and happy sweet treat stop. Yummy local fudge and chocolates. Lots of candies and…read morelocal taffy. The employees are the best around, nice and helpful and very patient.

Cute shop and friendly employees, but unfortunately I have to give a low rating because the product…read morewe got was sub-par. We bought a bunch of taffy and the dark chocolate and milk chocolate sea foam. Almost every single one of the taffy pieces was stuck to the wrapper making for a not enjoyable experience. The taste was also lackluster. The sea foam was a weird texture and pretty much just tasted like chocolate.

Listen. If you ever find yourself wandering through the salt-kissed mist of Cannon Beach with sand…read morein your shoes and an ache for something sweet in your soul, go ahead and duck into Schwietert's Cones & Candy. It's a sugar-slinging time machine. Shelves groan under the weight of taffy in colors that don't occur in nature and fudge dense enough to warp gravity. I had the ice cream. Two scoops. Marionberry Pie and Mountain Huckleberry. Both from Tillamook, which around here is less a brand and more a benevolent dairy cult. These berries are like edible postcards from the Pacific Northwest. One bite and you're knee-deep in a foggy forest thinking you hear Bigfoot weeping quietly from joy. Of course the prices are high. You're in a town where the beach views are free and everything else makes up for it. The real gamble is who hands you your scoop. Some of us got generous lumps the size of a toddler's fist while others looked like they'd been served a sample. Such is life in a democracy. The lines wound throughout the store, but it moved along at a respectable clip. People were smiling. Sugar does that. All in all, this is the kind of place that doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is. A temple to nostalgia. A sanctuary for the sweet-toothed and sunburnt. Four stars. One star held in reserve for the day someone figures out how to standardize scoop sizes.

On our walk to brunch from where we parked we walked past this place. My granddaughter looked up…read moreand me and said "what's that smell?" Oh she knew what she was smelling. It was a mixture of candy, waffle cones and other goodies. But first we needed to have lunch and I promised we would be back for some ice cream. What's a vacation without a daily scoop of ice cream ESPECIALLY when you are on vacation with your GG? I made good on my promise. We walked in and were met with a display of various fudge, saltwater taffy galor but we were there for some ice cream. Which was located at the back of the store. Displayed in all its yumminess was various flavors of Tillamook ice cream. Granddaughter chose birthday cake. I had jamoca almond fudge and my son had a cherry jubilee. We found seating outside in a courtyard where we enjoyed our ice cream before our big drive home.

The good part is they have old style candies that you only find here. Stuff my dad ate. He was born…read more1923. Gone now. But he used to talk about some of them. I bought candy cig boxes. Love them. And the marshmallow caramels covered in choc. Very good. Very disappointed with the milk choc fudge. I'd had a craving for fudge but not this one. The rest of the choc candy great thought

Huge selection of old-school candy. Over 30 different types of salt water taffy. Many souvenirs…read more The souvenir clothes actually looked like they were good quality Check out the photos

Love this shop! There is so much variety here. From…read moreantiques to candles, clothes, jewelry, home decor, culinary treats, dog inspired items and gifts that give back. Locally handmade items, you can't order on Amazon. You simply must check it out if you like to shop. The owner Kim is absolutely charming herself. Especially if you like dogs! The name is so appropriate.

This is a wonderful shop with a lovely owner that you must visit when in the area. There is such a…read moregreat selection of unique home furnishings along with clothing items that are adorable. You will find it hard to resist these one of a kind items and unusal finds. Don't miss out as you most likely won't leave empty handed! A must see when in Rockaway Beach and worth the extra mile if you aren't!!!

We wanted to shop around Pacific City and happened upon Pacific Coast Candy! It is so fun and…read moredecorated so brightly in here! We were warmly greeted with a smile and service. They have everything here and I mean everything including ice cream and merch! My husband and I settled on a salted peanut butter cup to share and these caffeinated chocolates called Awake. The staff was super helpful! Thank you Pacific Coast Candy for a sweet afternoon treat.

Black Death Ultra Sour was the most sour thing I had ever eaten, and it got me! I tried many…read moredifferent sour candies, and they do nothing for me, but this one, wow! Plus, at the end, it changed into a little bit sweet and poppy, just like Zotz. Best sour candy ever!

Getting salt water taffy almost feels like a requirement when I visiting the coast. It definitely…read moreis for my mom so I stopped by to grab her some whilst we are here in Seaside. It was a busy place, and keeps later hours than the salt water taffy place down the block, lucky for me. It's a fairly large store with all kinds of sweets and ice cream. I got a bag of taffy for my mom and then also one as a gift, just an assortment I picked out. From the large selection (I think at least 50 flavors). I also got some fudge (my mom's got a sweet tooth!) for our group of nine visiting to share. They had divinity, an old-fashioned confection of which my mother is quite fond so I picked up some of that, as well as some dark chocolate sea salt and some rocky road. They give free samples and I got a taste of the dark chocolate sea salt--heavenly. I only interacted with one staff member but she was helpful. The parking is street only.

Anniversary day trip to Seaside to have lunch and walk around. This is always a must stop every…read moretrip. The nostalgia of so many different varieties of candy from our childhood brings a smile to our face. We're literally running around the store saying "oh my gosh look at this" or "did you see this?" It's always a fun experience. They have homemade fudge , a variety of chocolates and different twinkies. Family favorite are the great candy apples made in house. They also serve up icecream with housemade waffle cones. Your sweet tooth will definitely be satisfied!

We stopped in on our quick trip to Lincoln City. We…read morepurchased Taffy and Chocolates. The Taffy was very fresh and in a nice selection of flavors. While taffy is not our "go to" sweet, these Taffies were very nice and clearly made with quality ingredients. The Chocolates were of a very high quality. We especially liked the orange and raspberry bars. We also enjoyed their upscale interpretation of a Yok Peppermint Patty. The care and love for the Craft was evident in the quality and refinement of the Chocolates we purchased. It's good to support small family operations. It is very easy when the product is this good! We'll be back next trip!

My grandparents lived at Yachats Over 25 years while I was…read moregrowing up and grandma would come in to Portland and pick a couple of her grandchildren up and bring them down to spend a couple of weeks with them during the summer. We always stopped at a candy company that had the old style antique candy machines that they were still using and you could watch the man working at the machine that actually cut and wrapped the saltwater taffy. Well, I recently went back in because I was trying to find that shop and lo and behold. There was the machine and the young lady behind the counter said that her family had owned it since the business had been started further north of 101 and at her parents now we're running it, but she would eventually take over from them, and I just picked up an assortment a handful of this handful of that because I have relatives that live in the Midwest and all they can get is the run-of-the-mill factory produced saltwater taffy that really has no flavor and is horrible and about two hours after the box arrived and I've always opened it. I got a call saying oh my Lord this is the best saltwater taffy we've ever had.