Great local honey! 5 Stars! I bought half of his inventory at his local setup and shipped it home…read more Yum!

Hey Gean it's John. I was messaging you to let you know that the new Dayton honey and Hillsboro…read morehoney are awesome! Me and my parents did a side-by-side test with the Cornelius, the Dayton and the Hillsboro and we could not believe how different they are! They're all amazing but it blew us away how different the tastes are just from what the bees are harvesting. As you know I'm still kind of new to this honey game but the unique flavors that each hive has is unbelievable! It's almost like wine where different nuances come from different grapes whereas with the honey it's all about what they're harvesting, I was blown away! They're all fantastic and just wanted to let you know that we love them. So cool how you get the different flavors from the area that the bees are living. Thanks again, John. - - to anyone that wants to know what "REAL RAW HONEY" is then Gene is your guy. He is super knowledgeable and has taught me a lot about "REAL RAW HONEY" and the difference between the store bought stuff and this amazing liquid gold! Give it a try, I promise you won't go back to the store bought stuff and it's totally fair price. Enjoy!

Stop here for all sorts of local yummy, delicious goodies. You can find organic produce, the best…read morestrawberries ever, the best honey you have ever tasted, nut butter that will make you re think your life and vinegars that are unreal! I love this market and have watched it grow over the years! You have to come eat at Rolls and Bowls! It's soooo delicious!! Can't wait for the market to open again!!

From the owner: Our vendors fresh produce, pasture-raised meat, organic cheeses, hand-crafted artisan food and hand…read morecrafted products. Enjoy our food court with live music just minutes away from the beautiful Seaside Promenade. Bring your family, friends and appetite!

We have been coming to this place for years and love their selection of hot sauces, pepper jellies,…read morejerky's and dried fruit and veggie snacks. They have so many local brands it amazing. Love all the local honey varieties and flavors along with pancake syrups. Located along the strip mall just steps from the beach at Seaside.

Nice accommodating staff! Very friendly and nice to talk with .Great selection of jelly! Will…read morevisit again. Thank you!

Won't go back. Spent quite a bit of money here- put all of the different chocolates in the same…read morebag. Carmel corn - though fresh, was substandard. And the worst part- who in the heck puts peanuts instead of almonds in rocky road ? Nasty (and the peanuts even had some inner shell skin on it)

Amazing friendly service and delicious fudge. It's a win-win. On your way in or on your way out of…read moreSeaside you should stop and get your fudge today. You won't be sorry.

Wow, the fish and chips just like I remember from from yesteryear. You actually get real Halibut!…read moreNot the pressed fish I've become accustomed to in recent years. Just when I thought real fish and chips was extinct. A pleasant surprise. Even better than some I had in Homer Alaska on a recent trip. Service was also great.

Stopped off for some Halibut and chips today. Halibut was great and the fries were great!…read moreDefinitely a good place to stop for something to eat. Not a lot of sitting inside, but quite a bit outside. Service was friendly and fast, no complaints. The only thing that was not that great was the coleslaw. No flavor except for cabbage, I did like the pineapple in it though.

I just tasted some of this honey from a spoon I was putting into my tea.. and I had a Yelp tab…read moreopen, so I'm obligated to tell you how good this honey is. It's very sweet (like clover honey from anywhere) and has a freshness that is hard to find in store-bought honey. It's bottled raw, but the consistency is smooth and barely runs. Upon opening, there is a pretty white film at the top. I just ran out of my usual large jar of Harmony Honey from the Portland Saturday market and was devastated that my honey man won't be around till spring (ok, the address IS on the jar, so I could crash his farm. if only he'd get a website. that honey is floral and light). Alternatively, I searched New Seasons and after scoffing at the honeys from Iowa and New Zealand, and I found some down home local honey from Forest Grove, OR ($5.99/24oz)! It comes in the same jar as local Chonga's Salsa, so I presume they are some sort of deal for a small business. I'll have to keep my eye out for more of these hidden jems with black lids in the future. I love Oregon food!

I've been a loyal Wessel's honey consumer for many years now. It all started when a friend tipped…read moreme off that there were some people in the medical community that thought you could ward off annual allergy problems by eating locally produced honey on a regular basis. Something about accustomizing yourself to pollen year round. He claimed that it had worked wonders for him, and he puts it in his tea on a daily basis. While I'm not a tea drinker, I thought... why not try it in my morning coffee? It's a simple matter to squeeze some honey into your drink as opposed to a packet of sugar, so I thought... why not. Coffee purists are probably grating their teeth right now, but I don't care. Last summer was the first full summer I'd been able to tangibly test results and... there was seemingly some improvement. Now, I'm not crippled by allergies, only inconvenienced. I can tell you with certainty that I was less inconvenienced last summer than in any summer in recent memory. Enough of my plight with allergies. This honey tastes GREAT! I buy it in bulk, which translates to a 5 lb. jar (~$17, give or take) every other month or so. This honey has also become a component of my mustard based BBQ sauce, and I can tell you with confidence that I would consider no other brand. It's that good. Sweet, dark, complex, savory... it's really fantastic. The product itself deserves 5 stars, but the packaging earns 3 stars. I'm not going to tell you what my specific beef with the packaging is, but I can tell you that I'm going to contact them directly with a simple request. If that materializes, I will definitely update to 5 stars.

What a lucky find!! The Cannon Beach Farmers Market is only open on Tuesday afternoons from 1-5pm…read moreand I just happened to be there when it was in full swing - lots of variety in vendors, some food trucks, delicious fruit stalls, and awesome live music! A great time! The market takes up most of the midtown parking lot on Gower St and only runs from June through September. I grabbed a small carton of Oregon cherries and they were so fresh and flavorful. I also grabbed some lunch at the Roast Town BBQ tent and they had the BEST crab cakes I've ever had! I also had a shrimp roll which was delicious. Live music was being performed by the Bar K Buckeroos and really set a fun, western-swing type vibe - they drew quite a crowd as well. Overall the market was jovial and everyone was friendly and having a great time. Some vendors take credit card, some cash only so plan ahead. Parking in Cannon Beach is limited as it is, and since this market is in one of the main public lots the parking situation is even more challenging - but the town is very walkable with several other public lots within walking distance. I enjoyed my visit and feel lucky I got to check out this great local market!

A great farmer's market in one of my favorite NW beach towns. Lots of choices located in the center…read moreof town. I love the hummus stand, the Spouse is a fan of the cranberry lady. I wear my cute farmer's market logo hat as a memory of summer beach days.

Stumbled here on accident and was so thrilled I did! The Manzanita Farmer's Market is on the large…read moreside serving many items where you could make this entire experience a dinner outing. For example, there were lovely savory food trucks serving tacos and sandwiches and then more dessert type styles such as donuts and more. Additionally, all the vendors are unique and many are talkative describing their product and overall area of OR. I purchased toffee, a handmade bracelet, and the best cherries I ever had in my life. My biggest recommendation is to get the cherries at the Fulton booth. Unreal! Many of the food booths serve samples so that you can try before you buy. The ambiance is calming and gentle surrounded by the beautiful nature and fresh air. I highly recommend!

The best farmers market I have ever been too. It's not as big as some of the other ones around…read moreOregon but everything is so good and everyone is SO friendly! They have the famous WolfMoon bakery and that sourdough was INCREDIBLE. The line for it was huge. The farmers market doesn't open until til 4pm so get there like 3:30 because a line forms outside the barricades. We will definitely be coming back here! Be sure that you bring cash! Some places do not take card. NOTE: Dogs ARE allowed on leash. Do not listen to anything that one star reviews says about no dogs allowed. They are entirely incorrect.

Sweet little place. Enjoyed going here and learning about the salt that they mine for Neharts Bay,…read moreOregon. Makes great gifts too!

Tiny hole in the wall joint down a steep drive to a few parking spots overlooking the bay. We…read morepicked up the sea salt caramels, not the best and not the worst. They are addicting. The prices is what you would expect to pay for local goods - worth it.

3.6 stars rounding up…read more The good: Sue's Awesome Crab Cakes. So yummy, thanks Yelpers for the tips in all the reviews to seek these out. Wow are they delicious! Also ordered a pork tamale from a neighboring stand and gobbled that up just in time for our crab cakes to be ready, literally hot off the grill. Also good: I liked the "bog bites" cranberry stand fun folks and yeah we got some for us and some for gifts! and the several local spirits stands, thanks for the tastes and I hope someday to be able to see your product in California! The less good: I can see why this is called a Sunday Market and not a Farmer's Market. I have to say I was hoping to see and eat more fresh fruit, here at the peak of summer. I think only two stands in the market had fruit, which was sort of a bummer. But overall, a great reason to bend our travel through Astoria, on the way back to Portland from Cannon Beach!

A great Sunday outing! Lots of things to see, food to taste, people watching and for pets to…read moreinteract with. It is a Sunday summer ritual for us when we are in the area. Parking can be difficult but so far this year we have had good luck.