Although they are known for their amazing baked goodies and awesome coffee, their breakfast dishes…read moreare creative, amazing, and well presented. My girl and I love this place! We enjoyed some awesome grapefruit mimosas too!

The food was good and the coffee was excellent. We had the Ocean Brew and the Bombay Fog, both had…read morecardamom syrup in it and it was delicious. I ordered a plain bagel with plain cream cheese and added tomato, sprouts and avocado. I received a salt bagel instead of a plain one. My husband got their turkey croissant melt and it was good. I couldn't eat mine because it was too salty. I waited while my husband ate his food for our server to return so I could get what I ordered. I got a replacement but my husband was already done with his food. She said it was because they just got the plain bagels but on our receipt it had the salt bagel listed. She did not own up to her mistake and that is not good. It was not good service. The ambiance was cute. Now, the biggest issue was we ordered their beignets and they said they had hazelnut and raspberry so we asked for both. When they came out, they were literally small, cold, round yeast donuts filled with hazelnut and raspberry. Those are not beignets, not in any universe. Since we are visiting, we will not be returning and if we do visit again, we'd go for the coffee/tea drinks alone.

Best French Toast Ever!!!! I'm not a french toast person generally but was over the top for their…read moreAlmond Cornflake French Toast. Try it alone, with syrup, and our favorite with a bit of blackberry jam! We also had the "House Favorite" two homemade biscuits smothered in homemade sausage gravy topped with chicken fried steak, bacon, cheddar cheese, green onions and tomatoes, plus 2 eggs . . . fabulous as well! Wonderful service. Excellent and friendly staff with high attention to details, water and coffee refills without any asks. Our wait on a Saturday for two was about 30 minutes. They have beepers so you can explore some fun costal shops while you wait as opposed to standing in line. It was raining the morning we visited and we stayed dry and loved ducking in and out of the Rock Shop, Coffe Shop, Curio, and Christmas Store while we waited to get in. We will certainly go back to the fun little Nelscott area!

Best brunch spot, tsunami bowl is so fire! House special is so yummy, best chicken fried steak!…read moreFrench toast is pretty good :) Empty plates all around :)

Great service! Atmosphere is awesome & great food! Ordered the breakfast burrito, this is a monster…read moreloaded with tots & sausage, and eggs with avocado and jalapeños!! Burrito on steroids is the new name for this!! Definitely coming back!! Take my money! Great view & service!!

Just want to start off by saying, What an amazing…read morebrunch/breakfast place!!! This restaurant has the views and the food! Right on the water with good views of the pier and ocean. A little small, with about 8 tables inside and couple of two seaters outside on the patio. This is an order and then seat place and they'll bring your food to your table. The host took my order and was super friendly and helpful. Great vibes! The food was amazing and let me tell you, I'd go back every day if I could. Their apple waffle was , I'm usually not a waffle guy, but this had the tastes of an Apple Cinnabon with good amount of sweetness and great flavor!! I would order this again. The breakfast sandwich, sausage, egg, cheese, hash browns, with an English muffin has an option of upgrading it to their cheese bagel. Let me tell you, if you like bagels, 100 get the upgrade to the bagel because the whole combo works so well and is ! Loved it, it was so good and the portion was huge! GREAT food and Great service with Great views!! A solid 5/5!!!

We love their tuna sandwich -- In addition to many other menu items…read more Hector, the Owner, is always so courteous and friendly. Service is always excellent. Pet friendly outdoor seating. Delicious gluten free clam chowder. We order it to go for friends and family visiting us in Newport - and fill the crock pot. Everyone loves it!

This is a usual stop for us in Newport. Friendly service, good food and good options for adult…read morebeverages. The outdoor patio had glass to keep wind off which is appreciated in late September! Shrimp tacos were very tasty and first time I've tried Bend Cider - will look for it elsewhere.

This is such a cute little place! The staff are so sweet and friendly. You feel like you've known…read morethem forever. The chicken salad is always my go to but this time I split a cinnamon roll with my husband. The flakey texture and sweet, sticky cinnamon filling is melt in your mouth delicious!

We've always wanted to try this little place and we finally did! We were greeted by the owner and…read moreshe helped find us a table that would accommodate my husband on his scooter. She was so kind and helpful and spoke with us as she prepared our meal. My breakfast was one of the best bites I think I've ever had for breakfast! It was beautifully crafted and tasted divine! I got the Eggs Sardou and my husband got the turkey croissant!! We might go back again tomorrow for breakfast. It was so good. This is definitely our go to place now when staying in Newport!

Busy little diner. Incredibly nice people working. Fast service. Big portions. Toast was stellar…read more German potatoes on the side was a meal in itself. One of my favorite diners anywhere in the country. Not inexpensive. Worth it. Will gladly return. Highly recommend

This place was great! I can't remember our servers name but he was very hospitable and lovely to…read morechat with. Their coffee and food was greater than i could've expected, i can't wait to come back again. It also had a classic diner type vibe to it! Got their special banana bread french toast and my boyfriend got the 1/4 german potatoes with jalapeno. Both were spectacular

Stopped in on a whim on the way home from a weekend on the coast. It may have been the best meal of…read morethe weekend. Kaya has done a spectacular job on this cute, quaint, charming spot right off the highway. I haven't had a ton of crepes and chai tea lattes, but what I had today was tops. The parking is sparse, there may be a wait, and there is limited space, but once you leave, you're definitely satisfied and glad you went. I only wish we were closer so I could indulge all the time!

We have been visiting this restaurant for over a year now and I must say that, it has been…read moreexceptionally delicious food each time. The service is great and the feel of the restaurant is cozy. I can't say enough of the great food! You must, must visit it! Happy customer

Sidewalk seating and small indoor seating as well. Breakfast starts at 8am. The spicy sausage…read morebiscuits and gravy is outstanding. Also the Potato Tornado is scrumptious. The coffee might just be the best in the region. Staff is friendly and gracious to visitors. Food service is prompt and clean. Visited in 2022 & 2026 and will return when nearby.

Small but well conceived menu. Both breakfast/brunch offerings and deli-style sandwiches well…read moreexecuted and promptly served. Very nice staff.

Such friendly staff, good views, and food was great! Screams "newport visit" for sure!read more

We were looking for a good brunch place, which is unfortunately hard to find in Newport. Ended up…read moresettling on the Coffee House and we had a great brunch with friends. We lucked out and arrived right as the largest table in the tiny place was finishing up so we got a table that comfortably fit the six of us. The waiter was super nice and helpful, especially since we started out saying we needed three checks. I ended up getting something I used to get years ago and was thrilled to see that they still had: pan-fried Yaquina Bay oysters and eggs, along with the homemade biscuit. Love that they have homemade bread and bread their own oysters and fish. I was worried that this place wouldn't be as good as it was when I used to go there 12 years ago with the new owners but it was as good as ever. Everyone enjoyed their meals and the waiter was super kind and funny. Love to see this place still thriving.

3 of us undertook a Chowder Crawl through Newport area, looking for the best clam chowder. this was…read more1 of our stops. note: i don't normally rate prices but it's included here for data. newport cafe is a divey old beachside diner. their clam chowder has great texture but needs more clam, more potato, and more herb. it's a terrific deal at $7 for a bowl. we gave it a B

I thought I had rated this business before. Instead, I see a few photos, where I had, in fact…read moreordered fish and chips about a decade ago. That experience would have made for 4 stars. I was happy to see that Newport Cafe was still around. I went in to look at the menu, sat down, and ordered. When the food came and I started to eat, I thought this would play out like another 4 star event. Let me preface this by saying that Newport Cafe currently gets 2 stars from me, with the two words assigned to those stars being: CHISELING CENTRAL I ordered the meatloaf, which had a nice garnish vegetables, and the mashed potatoes with gravy. I also ordered lemonade. I ate and asked for the bill. When the bill arrived, I saw that there was a $2 upcharge for a side of gravy, the same gravy that went onto the mashed potatoes. Rarely have I seen meatloaf presented "dry." It typically has gravy or a tomato based sauce on it. Waiter #1, who took my order, was the nicer of the two guys. Waiter #2 brought me the check. I'm used to paying up charges for extra bleu cheese, tartar sauce, or tzatziki sauce, but not for pedestrian gravy and certainly not $2 at a roadside diner. Waiter #2 got testy when I asked him about the charge, told him that I've not seen meatloaf presented "dry," and I don't think I've ever been charged for gravy. His smart alecky answer before walking away was, "I can tell." At this point, I just wanted to pay the bill and get out of there. I was able to get waiter #1's attention. I brought up the same issue since he was more affable and seated me. In fact, he and I discussed a sauce his grandparents would apply to their meat loaf! He said that the charges are listed and it's treated as a side. I don't think that a person would move from the dinner menu list ... to the backside of the menu to scour it for sides for gravy, like they would for additional vegetables or potatoes. I told him he could have also told me it was extra because I would have passed. This isn't about being petty as much as it is about Newport Cafe obfuscating the situation. In a few minutes, it got even worse. The credit card used fee was obviously pegged at 4%, which might even be higher than what the credit card companies really charge them. This then starts looking similar to the subplot in the comedy "Office Space," where small rounding amounts add up to some moolah over a lot of customers. It got even worse when they brought me the credit card point of sale machine. Upon entering my tab, I saw a much higher amount displayed. Waiter #1 told me it was the suggested tip. The tip was in the ball park of 25%! He told me I could change it. You can bet I did. (Upon recently having breakfast at IHOP, the available tip options were 15%, 18%, 20%, and other.) With such a crazy amount on there, the buyer who is not the sharpest tool in the shed with numbers might accidentally tap the "accept" button. I changed the tip to zero. I've done that less than a handful of times in my life. The math indicates that $2.00 for the pedestrian gravy and 84 cents for the credit card fee add up to $2.84, thus a 15% tip of the base in and of themselves. I do think it is tacky to stiff a server. However I saw a boss do it and it was warranted. We were in a nicer Italian restaurant in Manhattan for work and, at the end of the dinner, my boss stacked a couple of the plates. The petulant Italian waiter - from Italy - at this pissy restaurant said 'No, no, no, you don't stack the plates at a nice restaurant.' My boss was insulted by this, and so was I, whereby an arrogant foreign waiter berated my white collar boss to give her a crash course on "executive charm school" manners. I bring this up because she entered a big glaring zero as the tip amount. With the flippant "I can tell" comment and $2.84 in fees, there's your tip. The food was good, but not spectacular. It's basic comfort food. I remember liking their fish and chips more and how, some ten years ago, it was a benign and relaxing experience. It goes without saying that Newport Cafe's location and decor is interesting. Thinking about the credit card usage fee, that means it's also applied to the already overpriced sweatshirts and other tourist paraphernalia they sell. I could see the cooks hard at work when I went to use the restroom before settling in. It's too bad that this went south so quickly. I watched the sea lions bark for about 15 minutes and got back on the road. I really would have liked to have eaten in Lincoln City, but Maxwell's is no longer around, and I didn't think I could hold out until Lincoln City. With that linear experience where they bring you tasty fish and chips, you pay normal prices, there are no weird upcharges and a preset tip that you have to undo gone, it's time to move on. Again, I'm at 2 stars. I've already suggested the 2 words CHISELING CENTRAL to accompany the 2 stars. I could also go with the 2 words TOURIST TRAP