I think Salty Raven was the only non-restaurant place open in downtown Tillamook. My Son and I…read morewandered in and noticed a lot of the owner's art available on t-shirts and glassware. We skipped over all that and came out with a nice letterpress card and a "Flock of Gerrys" Cowabella sticker. Nice shop and friendly staff.

The most unique store I have found in the area.! Nothing is mass produced, it's wearable and…read morefunctional art. It is a unique and creative costal inspired shop that is not what you would find at a generic beach shop. The owner/artist also published a special children's book about inclusivity and once you get to know the characters from the book, you can buy the merch!

These guys have hands down the best, most dedicated surf shop you could ask for. I live in Del Mar,…read moreCA now and more than a few shops down here could learn how to take care of the surf community the way that they do. I used to surf Pacific City when I lived in OR and these guys support and promote the local, dedicated surf culture with heart and soul. This year they were able to ship a Nixon/Andy Davis collaboration to watch to me for my wife within three days of Christmas when NOONE else could. Superheroes. For real. Support Moment Surf Shop.

I grew up in Tillamook County, so I don't take leaving a review like this about a local business…read morelightly. But what happened with my sister at Moment Surf Company today really bothered me. My sister is paralyzed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair. When we arrived, a rolling clothing rack was sitting on the ramp that provides wheelchair access to the store. With the rack there, she physically could not get inside. I had to move it so she could enter. As soon as I walked in, I told the employees that I had moved the rack and explained why. Jeff, the owner, was standing at the counter during this conversation, and we made direct eye contact while I explained what had happened. He did not acknowledge the issue, apologize, or make any effort to ensure the accessible entrance remained clear. What happened next is the part I find hardest to excuse. When we left, we got into her car and looked back at the storefront. The clothing rack was already back in the same place on the ramp. I could completely understand someone putting a rack there without realizing what they were blocking. Mistakes happen. But once the owner and employees of a business have been specifically told that their merchandise is preventing a wheelchair user from entering the store, it is no longer an oversight. After we left, I started looking through older photographs of the storefront. I found Google photos dating back as far as 10 years, along with photos posted by Moment Surf Company itself, repeatedly showing a clothing rack in this same area of the accessible entrance. The photos make one thing clear: using this area for merchandise displays is not something that started today. Moment Surf Company has been operating here since 2010. After more than 16 years in business, I think it is entirely reasonable to expect the owner of a retail business open to the public to understand that providing an accessible route also means keeping it accessible. This is not simply my opinion about what a business should do. Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to businesses open to the public and requires accessible features to be maintained in usable condition. U.S. Department of Justice guidance on 28 C.F.R. § 36.211 explains that accessible routes must remain usable and free from obstructions. What makes this even more frustrating is how easy the problem is to fix. There is open space to the left of the entrance where the rack could be placed without interfering with wheelchair access. There is simply no reason to use the accessible route as retail display space. My sister has been surfing for years. I'm including a photo of her surfing because perhaps some people simply never stop to consider that wheelchair users surf too. But she should not have to be a surfer for any of this to matter. Had I not been with her today, she would not have been able to enter the store on her own. A wheelchair user should not need another person with them to move a business's merchandise out of the way just to get through the front door. I genuinely hope Moment takes this seriously and permanently changes this practice. The solution could not be simpler: keep the accessible route clear so the next person using a wheelchair can enter the store just like everyone else.

Moved to the coast five years ago four years ago after having six years with another medical supply…read morecompany that my doctors office set me up with for my CPAP supplies they were never able to get email prompts out to me when I was eligible for New supplies. They weren't ever able to call me so I always ended up calling them every 90 days to order supplies that were needed, and they just didn't seem that into customer care. won't name the company, but they have offices in Clackamas, Oregon after being down here for a year and continuing to experience the disastrous lack of customer service from the other company. I called my doctors office and said I need a new supplier this is getting ridiculous. I'm doing their job for them and making sure the orders are put in on time and what not so they said OK well if you want somebody local, how about trying North, Coast home care and I said sounds good they said yeah they're in Tillamook so they're only a little bit north of you so for over the last four years I have had over the top. Excellent customer service whether I called in to ask a question or I had to take the machine in for an adjustment on the programming, they call me every 90 days and I was contacted yesterday about ordering supplies and was told it would be at my door in about three days well it got here at noon today

I'm so impressed with North coast home care! Lidia was so helpful and nice! We had no idea where to…read morestart and she took care of everything and even delivered to our house! Good selection and reasonable prices!

The owner is a wonderful person who has such a lovely heart. She sells quality goods at a great…read moreprice. We can always find something when I am in there. The selection is always changing, which is fun to keep going back.

A wonderful shopping experience. So much to see too little time. The shopkeepers were knowledgeable…read moreand helpful.

Classic charity shop selling used goods to repurpose and proceeds for a great cause, to help…read moreseniors in the community. Even the building is repurposed; it's a vintage era house. Hope Chest stocks gently used items, not junk. Everything is clean and organized, the senior citizens on staff are friendly, and the prices are very reasonable--even better than Goodwill these days. We'll always stop in on our visits to Rockaway Beach.

We did stop in but it was closed. BUT, the lobby was open and i needed a ATM…read more Perfect. 200.00 max withdrawal but that's ok when you are down to twenty bucks.

Friendly staff, nice items and fair prices. Check their Facebook page for hilarious notices of what…read morethey currently have going on. Staffed by volunteers, this little shop funds the beautiful local library. It's a win-win!

Staying in Pacific City and we went to get breakfast at Grateful Bread and saw this little store…read more Just did a little pop in and very quickly found some beautiful treasures, great books, pet toys and some dishes. I'm all for supporting a local library system. The store is small but very well stocked. The majority of the prices are reasonable, product is in good condition and fun to dig around. The store fully supports the library and uses 100% volunteers for their employees. Their hours are limited so make sure you call or check to see if they're open. I found the lady working to be pleasant and hospitable. We had lots of conversation and there were lots of people in and out. I didn't see anyone who didn't buy anything. It's a great place to pick up a beach read or silverware if you forget yours.

One of the first stops we would make when camping in Oregon was Catch The Wind. Amazing inventory…read more Loved to see what was new. The staff was always so welcoming. And knowledgeable. Always had great value. Still use a parafoil kite that is 20 yrs. old! We loved this store!

The owner Steve is the nicest most knowledgeable kite wizard in the world - takes the time to show…read moreyou how everything works - - has all kinds of cool kites, flags, windsock and then you go just across the street to a magnificent stretch of beach right in front of Pelican Brewing Company to try it out! So great! This is an Oregon gem of a place - don't miss it

This place is closed and has been for years! It is currently up for sale and who knows when it will…read morebe open if ever again.

A new shop on the Oregon coast! Found Swift Stitches while…read morecollecting 2016 Row by Row patterns. The owner is super nice and what she does have up so far is great! Origanaly from Alaska, she has some amazing wildlife patterns of her own designs. I picked up her "Dinner for Two" kit, fabric plate and Home Sweet Home row. Really looking forward to seeing how the shop progresses!