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.

Recently stayed near Cape Kiwanda and decided to give this place a try. My mom absolutely fell in…read morelove with their Haystack Cookie and they only had one left. We stayed for a while and the staff could overhear how much my mom loved the cookie. They made another batch and gave my mom a "to-go" cookie. They were so sweet here and it was just a super thoughtful gesture. Thank you for your staffs kindness. These small gestures of being kind "regardless of giving away something" can mean the world to someone as you never know what they are going through at the time. What you didn't know is we came here to spread our family's ashes and were on our way to spread them after having coffee. That's partly why it meant a lot to us

We stopped by for breakfast twice during our time in Pacific City and really enjoyed it! As others…read morehave mentioned, it's a small place with home cooking, but it's absolutely worth it. The folks working were so nice and we could tell we were dining amongst regulars. We enjoyed everything we tried - eggs, bacon, hash browns, toast, coffee, waffle, and a hot cinnamon roll. Highly recommend stopping in if you are in the area! Cash or check only, so come prepared.

Very tasty food! Enjoyed the cinnamon roll French toast and the veggie burger! Cute little dine in…read morearea. Definitely a great stop!!

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.

I'd bump this to 3 1/2 stars if I could. The scones are 5-star. They had a perfect crunch on the…read moreoutside and were warm and flaky in the inside. It was quite perfect and amazing! The biscuits with my breakfast scramble were also 5-star good for similar reasons. The scramble itself was fine but nothing special. The service was fine. It took awhile to get served and we didn't have a dedicated server, so it was a bit random, but it was fine. It's pretty spacious to handle a fair number of customers. It was pretty busy in a Friday at 10 or so. The oat milk served in the side with my coffee was nice. It was a solid experience. Definitely come for the scones as they were amazing!

The pizza was delicious, the waitstaff was friendly and the peanut butter chocolate brownie…read morecheesecake was perfectly rich and tasty. For a small coastal town I was not sure if I was going to find good pizza but boy was I wrong! My roofing crew was doing some work in the next town over so I wanted to surprise them with pizza and sweets. I stumbled upon this gem of a restaurant/ bar. The decor was really cool! They had old game boards hung up like wall paper, it was neat to see some that I almost forgot about as a child. I saw they had a ribeye special that I wished I would have tried. If I'm back in the area I'll surely check this place out again!

Oh my God I had the best cinnamon roll I've ever had in my whole entire life. It was huge and so…read morevery yummy. Service is amazing. Very cute little beach bar.

We came in hoping for a relaxed evening with drinks and maybe dinner, and left frustrated and…read moreconfused. The martinis arrived with olives that were, frankly, not good quality. We asked for replacements, which seemed like a reasonable request. Fine. But then the bill came with an additional $6 charge per martini that no one could clearly explain. We got two different answers: first that it was a glassware or service fee, then that it was an upcharge for Grey Goose. Neither explanation made sense, and the inconsistency made it worse. If there is an upcharge for a premium spirit, that should be communicated when you order, not quietly added to the bill. What really soured the experience was the hostess. From the moment we arrived, her demeanor made us feel like we were an inconvenience. All we wanted was to sit down, have a drink, and figure out if we wanted to eat. That is not a lot to ask. Service issues happen everywhere. What sets a place apart is how staff handle them. This experience missed on both counts.

We thought the Meridian would be a great place to have an intimate dinner experience for my…read morebirthday. Casual elegance is an exaggeration. We showed up dressed in our better clothes, Rick wore a suit jacket, and me in an elegant dress, and we're met by waitresses in jeans and denim shirts, guessing it was a birthday celebration because I was "so glittery". It didn't flatter us that we were seated in the main room where the volume of the more casual diners was overbearing. It felt like a cafeteria, or bar atmosphere, and disappointed our expectations, as having arrived at 7pm the fireplace wasn't even lit the whole time we were there. We are locals, having been apart for going on 4 years dealing with aging parents, it was our first formal dinner alone in that long, and the wait staff didn't recognize we needed a more romantic setting. The food was great, but the experience was a DUD. The "Ambiance" they tout is dissappointing.

Came here around 5 for dinner and the place was packed. Despite the packed house we only had to…read morewait 30 minutes to get a table. Prices at Pelican Brewing are always high. So be warned. We ordered the calamari to start, which was a pretty good size for our party of four. It was really tasty too. For entrees we ordered the crab Mac and cheese, a burger, and Baja shrimp tacos. The Mac and cheese was good and had a good amount of crab but still felt steeply priced. The burger and fries were good but nothing exceptional. The baja tacos were a bit of a mix. The shrimp on the tacos was excellent and the corn was flavorful and spicy, but the other components on the taco were lacking in flavor. Our sever was pretty hard to track down and never came to check on us. Maybe he was busy since the place was packed? Pelican is always a safe, albeit expensive bet, when visiting the coast. So I'm sure we will be back.

Shrimp roll was good and super fresh and huge. Fries were crispy and beer battered…read more Beer flight was $18 for so much quite the deal. Vibe was really cute too and we saw whales which was so cool. Definitely overpriced but glad we went.

There aren't very many options in Pacific City where full service plain and simple staples and…read moregroceries are concerned. This place reminded me of the small grocery store my family frequented when i was a child many years ago. Chester's is a great, slightly small, full service market with prices that are not sky high. The produce section was actually very well stocked, as were the meat and seafood areas. In short, my grand daughter and i found everything we needed and didn't have to leave town to do so. The store was clean, and well stocked and organized. The staff was friendly and helpful as well. It was very easy to find, and the large parking lot made it easy to get in and out of.

Good local market, they have most of the basic/regular needs. Also beer, wine, and some over the…read morecounter medications (and T-shirts!) I wouldn't say it's well-stocked, or super clean, or gourmet by any means. The aisles are crowded, the check-out lines aren't the best designed (they are right as you enter/exit, but also right by produce, and aisles people are trying to shop within. I would say if you need something, there's a good chance they *may* have it, which is a good thing considering any "big" grocery stores are a good clip away.

This basically the mini-market (with a seafood counter) and souvenir shop attached to the Inn at…read moreCape Kiwanda. Sparking water and snacks were on the menu and this place delivered on our modest expectations. If you live in Pacific City, I think the nearest real grocery store is a couple miles down the road.

Made a quick little stop here... got some fake Snapple and it wasn't very good... but you know dat…read morecookie good!!!

The folks here have always been nice. Happy staff and coast priced gas. The food at the frier ain't…read morebad! I like to stop here for a cold redbull and quick snack for long road trips. If you're passing through PC it's a good place to be.

Needed propane and they were there with a friendly smile. Send to be a good business.read more