Some policies just strike me as a slap in the face. And this coffee house and tea bar in Lincoln…read moreCity, managed to hit a couple of my hot buttons. While I can see the owner's point of view (maximizing profits, minimizing hassles, etc.), my view as a consumer is that, gosh, maybe customer service isn't your forte. In a sea of ticky-tacky stores in the Bayside section of Lincoln City, The Cyber Garden looks like a nice place to hangout. It is spacious and had a bit of an environmental 70s vibe going on when I visited. The two policies that bugged me... -- $2 charge for wi-fi -- no change smaller than a quarter for payment The first one just struck me as odd in this day and age. There are so many places where you get free wi-fi, it just seemed out of place. And the second is just silly. My coffee was fine and the best part of the experience was the name of my drink, the Johnny Cash. Their house blend with a shot of espresso. The problem was the rest of the experience left a bitter taste in my mouth.

I live in Lincoln City and have just started going to Cyber Garden. It is my escape from the hustle…read moreand bustle of work, traffic and stress. As soon as I walk in, I smell the aroma of coffee and tea, hear the lovely music, and see the beautiful global decorations; and any stress instantly melts away. I order tea or coffee from the friendly and helpful staff, then go to the back garden area to listen to the bubbling fountain and feel completely at peace. I don't understand the bad reviews. Maybe it is because tourists just want to use the internet and get angry very easily for some reason... I think if you go in there and are grateful that the staff have made such a beautiful environment and that they put a lot of work into making your order, you will receive excellent service. Of course if you are impatient and rude, they may not be as happy to serve you. Just my opinion, after working at a store in town and seeing how some tourists treat local businesses. I know how rude people can be, and I still have to keep that smile on my face and say thank you! There is going to be a vegan/vegetarian restaurant coming to the building in the next couple weeks. I am an omnivore but very much look forward to trying some tasty treats there! I think the bottom line is this. If you want a relaxing experience in a gorgeous garden, go to Cyber Garden and have some tea that is carefully prepared and sweetly served. On the other hand if you are impatient and cranky and just want internet, I'd rather not have you in my favorite coffee shop, there are other places to get internet. This garden is incredibly special.

Great coffee, cute building, nice barista! My americano was great…read more The drive-through line was long, but it did move. I would come again!

The coffee stand looks like a little wooden lighthouse, which is fun! They had decent coffee and a…read morenice array of options. Service was a little slow. Maybe a little pricey, but I've certainly seen worse.

Absolutely adore this coffee spot in the middle of the Outlets! Every time we enter it's packed but…read moreit is always worth the line and wait. They have such a large selection of coffee/hot drinks; food options; and fridges with great items. The baristas are extremely patient and ready to answer questions about the menu. The shop of boutique items always has the cutest things of great quality. In the back they also have discounted items! The decor and seating is perfect to stay awhile and relax. We of course love that well behaved Daisy can go in, get some attention and chill at our side.

I don't hand out 5 stars lightly. Places have to deliver on food, drinks, service, and overall…read morevibe. This spot nails all of it and is a must-visit. The atmosphere is unique, with fun local goods for sale alongside genuinely great food and drinks. We ordered the bacon breakfast burrito, which was hot, hearty, and super satisfying, and the quiche Lorraine, which was one of the best I've ever had. The crust was perfectly flaky and light, with a beautifully balanced filling. And grab a brownie or one of their other pastries, they are delicious.

I don't personally drink coffee, but she does, and she decided she needed to try this place…read more Then she refused to go anywhere else for the entire weekend. Then she bought a bag to bring home. The only issue I could find was that the label on the Left Coast syrup she bought there said sugar-free on the front, then listed pure cane sugar as the first ingredient on the back. We aren't sure which is correct, but that could work out very badly for someone if it isn't addressed.

Coast trips have become an adventure looking for small businesses to patronize…read more They serve regular coffee, artisan drinks, and teas. It was a one man operation during my visit. They have some inside seating, and a couple of tables outside if you were to stay for a bit. They also had coffee beans packed for purchase. Local honey, and coffee scented candles were also available. Parking wasn't an issue because they have ample shared spaces with other businesses. My drink was just perfect. Not sweet at all. The coffee was the star.

Delicious coffee and the lady working, I assume Nyla, was super sweet. Such a cute little shack too…read morewith a few chairs for outdoor seating when it's nice.

Nyla's is in a funky set back from the road shack situation near McDonald's. I worry about them…read morebeing close to two popular coffee chains but hadn't tried them before. On this day around 3:30pm I had a banana bread craving and I have heard she makes good banana bread. Also they have soy milk which some other places do not. I got my standard iced soy vanilla latte and a big piece of banana bread that my kid declared " dry." I liked it, the crust was a touch dry but the middle was not. The latte was good but I would get another shot of espresso next time I think. Nyla was very kind and friendly and I would go back.

Came here last night to get a mocha and it was so good had to come back for a caramel latte the…read morevery next morning. (I got the chocolate coffee beans but I finished them so no picture for you) I'm from California so coming here and finding some good coffee was definitely a challenge, however not just the coffee was good but also the staff, so friendly and nice. The place is a walk up or a drive through, I really hope they can expand in the future and provide sit downs because this place is so beautiful.

We have been to Human Beans all over Oregon for years…read more We love the little speckled chocolate covered coffee beans they add to your cup. They will also sell you a bag of them btw. Generally it is fast, friendly, and the coffee is pretty good. They have soy milk which is the only alternative milk my body tolerates. My kid likes their smoothies and Mexican mochas. I do love a granita, too. It's not a great grab a quick food item place anymore, they stopped having our favorite Asiago bagels here and in Newport at least ( I think we still were able to procure them after the local ones stopped both in Corvallis and Hillsboro) so you have to settle for a muffin top or biscotti. They have extended hours compared to some other places in town which is helpful. Also they gave me a flower on Mother's Day which made me smile.

Seriously some of the best donuts I've ever had. They're fluffy, a little chewy, and have the…read moreperfect amount of sweetness. They're strongly flavored (but not overly so), so you can taste the coffee in the Mocha donut (yay!). As stated by everyone ever, Phil is fantastic. He's very friendly, humorous, and proud of what he does. Show up early if you want a donut! We were second in line (on a Thursday morning). First person bought about a dozen donuts. We bought four. Third person bought one of everything, which was probably the right choice:)

In general I tend to prefer cake donuts but with none available this weekend we grabbed a few…read moreraised with different flavored icings...lemon, blueberry, vanilla, and one chocolate (for the hubby). I can't stand when icings taste artificial, but luckily these did not. The flavors were all good and not overly sweet. The donuts themselves were soft and tasty too, overall none of that greasy aftertaste or film that some donuts can leave. Cute shop, and the owner was welcoming, informative, appreciative and friendly. Very nice donut experience. :)

Happy Hour until 6pm keeps the prices lower and Senior menu is also an option…read more I enjoyed a margarita and shared some appetizers with a friend. The hot artichoke dip is seasoned well and cheesy. Yummy gooey. The potato skins are crispy and well loaded. TGIF.

Went in on a Saturday evening for dinner. I got the bacon cheeseburger and it was pretty good. Nice…read moreand hot and tender and juicy. The fries I got were cold but the waiter made sure to get me some hot ones. We did have to wait 20 mins or so to get our food. Oh well. I have been here before so I wanted to go back. I will be sure to come back again.

The coconut and lemon cake was very rich and tart. The dessert was very complementary topped with…read morecreamy frosting. The earthquake cake was fabulous; it was not a soft cake, it was very dense and full of rich chocolate, cream cheese and chocolate chips . It was extremely filling. The two women who helped us were very polite and very patient as we took forever to choose from their delicious options. They had a massive selection of treats. A true sweet-treat paradise. The ambiance reminds me of the old candy shops I would go to on the Oregon coast, which brought back fond memories. It would be helpful if, instead of a large sign that said 'bakery,' it had the business name. Nonetheless, this place was great, and we will definitely be back.

This bakery has been scientifically designed in a lab to cease me from existing. But what a way to…read morego!! I suffer from decision fatigue. The issue with this place? There's no wrong decisions. I had made my mind up as soon as I saw the selections in the case: one of everything. Problem with that is... there's a lot to choose from. And worse than that? I went there in pumpkin season. How am I supposed to decide when there is a selection, and then next to it was the pumpkin version of it. (Except pig in a blanket, but maybe next year? Maybe they were sold out??) So yeah, everything in there looks fantastic but I can't have one of everything (I could, but like I said before, that would check the box next to deceased for me). I got a "slice" of coffee cake. And a cupcake. I had to eat the cupcake on my walk back to the lovely hotel up the road so that my wife would think I was reasonable and only got coffee cake. My wife doesn't like pumpkin stuff the way I do, and buddy, she loved this pumpkin coffee cake. Great place, heat a room near the beach and walk over here, amazing little shop with a feel like a deli you'd see in a movie but it's a bakery. As I left I heard a voice from further back in the kitchen thank me for coming in and I knew that voice came from the grim reaper... Maybe next time, pal