This is a smaller market, and definitely more crafts and other goods as compared to produce or…read morefood, but it is still fun. There is a surprising amount of parking. Everyone is friendly and how cool is it to visit a farmers market right off highway 101?! We stopped by around 2pm and it was fairly busy, but not too crowded, though it was an hour or so before the end. We saw cool geodes, foraged mushrooms, a cute lil' bakery, a produce seller with fresh strawberries and peaches, creative art prints, and a vegan food truck among other vendors. It takes place on Sundays and if you are spending some time on the beach, you might as well see what treasures you can procure at the farmer's market, too!

Went this past weekend. More crafters than farmers but some really nice stuff. Good parking and…read moregreat to see market staff were enforcing mask protocols

Fun little hole in the wall. You can find something for anyone. The employee was super friendly,…read morewill for sure come back.

This store is a real find and sells quality vintage items. The female associate was very friendly…read moreand helpful. I am very pleased with my purchase as it was a great value for the price. There is much better customer service here than the larger store next door. And that goes a long ways with me!

The customer service and product was great but the music was so loud that I couldn't stay to shop.I…read morefelt sorry for the staff because of the loud volume of the music and I think that if the volume was turned down just a notch or 2 people like me with money to spend would shop and not feel like they were going to get a migraine. Thank you

We stopped by scout northwest trading while we were exploring the Lincoln city outlet mall. The…read moredecor was cute and campy - they had every souvenir that you could think of as well as a bar and ace throwing! definitely a stop for a gimmicky tourist shop on the coast!

Nice staff, huge variety. Highly recommend. If you want it they probably have it…read more.. If you don't want it, they probably have that too! :)

Tons of treasures at the rusty cow! Highly recommend. Like many antique stores you never know…read morewhat you will find. Very organized and I really felt prices were not bad. Definitely a great place to stop as you travel 101. Support small business!

Friendly and informative, love the bud tenders they're all great. I recommend a visit anyday for…read moregreat deals especially on Fridays

Was my 1st time there, and I was pleased by the good service…read more I have already recommended them to others. Thanks

The owner was very welcoming and helpful in explaining what everything was. There was a great…read moreselection of food for it being a smaller space. There were bakery items, as well as clothes, shoes and other Asian products. We landed on the ube cheesecake, ube sweet bread and the ube ensaymada. My personal favorite of the three was the ensaymada, but I would order everything again next time. Everything was the perfect amount of sweet and worth every penny! We will definitely be back to try more!

Finally an Asian market in LC with tasty bakery goods! Coming back for more pandesal and ube…read moredesserts!

Love all the bags I've bought here over the years. Came in today to buy myself a birthday present…read moreand the whole process was so painfully uncomfortable. If I didn't know going in that I wanted to buy a new bag, I would've walked out within the first minute. The employees are trained to get right up in your face, follow you closely and suggest new items. Not a second to look around without them right in your face. I don't know how many times I had to say "I'm just looking around.. I'm sure I'm going to buy something", before I was "left alone". I felt like I had to appease them by saying everything they showed me was cute, even if I hated it. But even after the employee stopped forcing me to follow her around and showing me items I wasn't interested in/making me try them on in front of the mirror, and trying to pressure me to buy every bag I even glanced at for more than a second, they both continued to follow me around closely in silence and hovered over me. I love the bag I bought so much, which is lucky, because I quickly decided on it just to leave that uncomfortable environment. This was also my first time going in alone and I know that when I was with my ex and he said we didn't need help, they left us alone. It's incredibly frustrating to not get that same respect as a single woman saying I don't need help and I'd just like to look around.

I love it when they have 70 off and 20 off deals! Sales vary so maybe it was my lucky day. staff…read moreare always welcoming and friendly whenever I come here. They don't wrap items purchased anymore, at least the time I came in. But if you ask them to and they're not so busy they'd be happy to remove the tag and wrap it nicely for you. I mean the gal told me they had to watch videos on how to wrap items with tissue all without any tape. I'll leave it to them and be done with it. It's a great place to splurge and get something for you or a gift for that special someone. I can't wait to go back!

You'll come (huh huh) to take a picture of the sign on the window…read more You'll stay because the stuff inside the store window will enthrall you. That's the way it happened when we were moseying around the highway in Lincoln City near the house we rented. I'm not sure what I expected to find in a place called Red Cock, even though the obvious answer might be something I wouldn't want to dwell on. Turns out, the name is a clever business strategy. Lure the people in with the strength of a naughty phrase, then make them sing your praises by selling all sorts of unique and well-priced trinkets once they're there. Seriously, dank nudie bars of the world, take note! There were racks and racks of earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and other kinds of jewelry, including two-dollar rings at the counter made from the repurposed wiring of dismantled circuit boards in Guatemala and matching earrings and necklaces made with preserved coffee beans. Also, shelves with handmade soaps, small precious stones, chopsticks adorned with Transformer-like characters, and just about any gift made from unusual materials by local and less-local artisans. In the back of the Red Cock (har har) were closets full of clothing, from fluttery beach shawls to wool-lined winter coats and articles to clothe you from the top of your head to the balls (balls!) of your feet. And even though nothing appeared to be outrageously priced, I could have easily forfeited a paycheck in there. "But wouldn't it be awesome if they had T-shirts that say 'The Red Cock?'" you might wonder, as did one of my friends. With that question, the store proprietress directed my friend to the sale rack in the rear (heh heh, this is too easy), and my friends doled out forty more dollars to become the owners of lime green cotton shirts silk screened with crimson-colored lettering with none other than the store's name and feathery namesake. That's right. I'm getting hitched to a member of the newly-instituted Cock Pack. The Cock Pack's influence is so strong that one of its founding members - my Crime Partner - and I were walking down to the beach later that day, and Crime Partner was proudly wearing his Red Cock shirt. A man stopped him to ask where he had gotten the shirt and gave Crime Partner a compliment on his attire before walking away. A few hours after that encounter, Crime Partner and I were outside a grocery store when we saw the same guy . . . wearing his own lime green Red Cock T-shirt. The woman behind the counter presiding over all Red Cock business understood the alliance she was instrumental in outfitting when she met my friends and me. She told a couple of us that we had a spirited bunch of guys. And when I made a lame joke about breaking their spirits, the woman at the Red Cock was like, "Yeah, uh huh, good luck with that." Woman in charge of the Red Cock (yeah, I know) -- consider yourself an honorary part of the Cock Pack. Lack of fowl friends and certain bits of anatomy don't matter.

Update, the store has changed owners, name, and stock entirely. No more clothing or locally made…read morecrafts or sale section, now tarot readings and such. There is such a wonderful (and HUGE) selection here! They carry clothing (mostly for women, but there is a small section for men, too), jewelry, crafts, and more. They have a wide range of sizes from petite to XXX (and maybe beyond). My favorite brand is Cut Loose out of San Francisco and they always get their new seasonal pieces in. And there's a great sale section in the back of the shop with some really good deals.