Holy Baked Goods! This place was wonderful with friendly staff, a great array of pastries and…read moredonuts, and the TASTE was scrumptious. My husband had an Apple Fritter that was off the charts and I devoured a honey pecan cinnamon roll. I am glad I don't live near here as I would literally gain massive weight eating here every single day.

The variety of pastries & sweets is significant. The day old…read moreselections were an added bonus with two hungry adolescent boys. The Bavarian devil dog was significantly lacking filling, what was there was delicious. Sticky buns were a hit as were the old-fashioned & raised glaze rings. It hit the spot for after breakfast sweet treats as we left town with a big box. Counter service was on point from some very friendly & helpful folks. Average tasting treats at a fair price. You can definitely do worse, when out to the Long beach, but you cannot find better here.

My husband is very hard to please coffee-wise when we travel as it's hard to find good,…read morelight-roasted specialty coffee outside of big cities. He was impressed enough with the coffee and service (from Sleeper Roasters out of Astoria) that he pushed me to review it. Cute shop in an art gallery, a little hard to find (very subtle signage) but worth the effort. Right on the marina by the farmer's market. We got a latte, a cortado, and a drip coffee (single origin Colombian).

Waitress' small child in the food preparation area. Cashier was unfriendly and unhelpful to boot…read more Five other, "gallery," coffee spots on waterfront.

The drink there is so good! I got the wild berry frozen lemonade and that may be one of the best…read morefrozen lemonades I have ever had. Ambience is average, basically a food truck. The service was good, fast took around 3 minutes. All in all this place is very good!

I guess I just had my last trip to Diamond Espresso. As a loyal customer for almost a decade, we…read morelooked forward to seeing them again during our trip to the beach. We've always tried to support them as they are a small business and I know the owner does try to keep her prices low. I can't get over my experience yesterday, though. As soon as we pulled up, it was crystal clear that we weren't welcome there. The barista was in an obvious bad mood, you could literally feel the tension coming from her - no greeting, no how are you, no even looking in our direction when she barked out "what would you like?" while carrying on with folding a paper bag and putting it away. We had to repeat our order three times (a basic mocha and latte, no modifications) for who knows what reason, but had she been looking at us, I'm sure she would have heard us just fine. She was obviously irritated by our very presence, and it was rude and uncomfortable to say the least. My husband and I sat there in awkward silence for what felt like forever. Then, another customer pulled up to the other window, the barista again didn't acknowledge them, look at them, and we watched as they looked confused like maybe that window wasn't open. If you are the owner, the girl had long red/brown hair, a nose piercing, tortoise glasses, and a distinctive 8 ball tattoo on the back of her left upper arm. Her attitude is NOT a good reflection of your business, and not what I've grown to love when visiting your stand. I'm sure you'll get the same feedback from others, especially those who visited on January 2, 2025, and if you have cameras, I suggest you review them. One person really can ruin things for everybody.

Did it again cause that rosemary fried chicken plate was calling. Plenty on the plate with enough…read moreto share and not be hungry. Much appreciated the courtesy refill on my drip coffee and knowing exactly how to win my undying loyalty.

The gal working was super sweet and hospitable…read more Fried chicken: 5/5, so so good!! Biscuits and gravy: 4/5 Eggs: 2.5/5, I wasn't really a fan of them but nothing technically wrong. Coffee: 4/5 Overall I'd give it a 4/5! I'd visit again.

A cute little spot offering a variety of boba teas, frozen lemonades, and yogurt drinks. The kids…read morereally enjoyed the strawberry yogurt drink with pomegranate popping boba, and I had the strawberry frozen lemonade--which was absolutely delicious. The shop also features adorable plushies inspired by a comic strip the owners create and share on Instagram, adding a fun and personal touch to the space. The customer service was pleasant, and the owner had a very kind and welcoming demeanor. Overall, it's a charming little place to grab a refreshing drink and enjoy some unique character.

Friendly service. Boba we tried was great and so were the snacks. Awesome to see more drink…read moreoptions in the area. The bean fish and the bao were great. Minus 1 star just for drink variety. Very cute store.

The woman was very friendly. Both coffees did not taste…read more100% great. My kid's was not sweet enough ( ordered extra sweet) and I think my soymilk was not okay . She heated up the chocolate chip muffin tops which we weren't consulted about. They were very messy for eating on our drive which makes my kid with sensory issues a wreck so he did not eat his, sigh. I just got sticky. They do offer punch cards.

Best coffee and redbulls in Long Beach! Service is 10/10…read moreMy favorite drink is the peach ring redbull

Ordered a small ice Carmel Macchiato, got a luke warm coffee with a little bit of ice. Ordered a…read morepeach mango boba, and they were out of peach, total for 2 smalls was over $14. Seems awfully steep for sub par drinks and service. We have no problem for killer drinks, but maybe retrain your one employee.

Just checked out this new (and needed) coffee shop/resturant in historic Seaview, Wa. The…read moreresturant is fresh and has a nice urban feel. And, if you looking for strong WI Fi connection this place has it. We were very disappointed in the skimpy one page menu and steep prices. We selected the veggie frittatta and egg and sausage breakfast sandwich. The servings were the size of a Nutrisystem portion and cost nearly $7.00 apiece. With two coffees the total bill rang up to just under $20.00 not including sales tax. The food was yummy but the price and meager portion size left us feeling unsatisfied and a bit taken at high season tourist prices. You can decide for yourself by looking at the photograph of our selections. Use the creamer container as a scale. As we finished our meal we did not feel alone: a gentleman bought a specialty coffee beverage and exclaimed "what?!" as the wait staff presented his bill of over $5.00. Ouch! Bottom line: menu is one dimensional, food is prepared yummy, serving size great if your dieting or want a small serving, and the price you pay is large.