Love this shop, we made a few trips in to check it out. Once to look and buy, again to show others…read morewhat we found! I love the one-of-a-kind stone jewelry options, I bought a piece I'm really in love with. I was even given a cord to wear my pendant on since i did not have chain at the time. My son found some rocks and stones he could afford for under $5 and we got gifts as well. I really enjoyed the large crystals and fossils, this place is just fun to check out even if you are not buying.

It looked like a great store, but it was closed when we stopped by. I thought, meh I will just go…read moreonline and they probably have a fabulous website! Nothing there. Oh well, I will have to take my business elsewhere.

My daughter and I loved this shop! A nice selection of affordable items. We bought gifts.. I…read morefound mermaids that i collect.. had a nice conversation with the owner. Would enjoy living in the Newport Community. Lots of local arttists. ... A cool store with great energy .

Beautiful gallery in Yachats. A very varied and large…read morecollection of art from local artists. From ceramics to paintings and furniture. Jewelry as well -there is something for everyone Very high-quality. We bought a beautiful oil, painting and a glass lamp.

A wonderful collection of art from regional artists. I found a little painting to add to my…read moregrowing kitchen gallery here. While in Yachats, check out the Sunday farmer's market, and have a bite at the fabulous Drift Inn.

Finally had a chance to get into Dee-Ne (pronounced Denay or Deny), which means "the people"…read moreexplaining that this shop offers gifts of the people. Indeed you will find, almost exclusively, locally made items here including locally picked and made jams, roasted coffee, handmade pottery, photographs, gift cards, jewelry made of shells and beads -- some by local kids!, pens made by a local out of different woods, elaborately beaded guitars, and of course, the one-of-a-kind ribbon shirts made by the owner. There are colors and sizes for men, women, children and even onesies for babies. You can also buy supplies for making your own fancy dress. You'll also find a good selection of native-geared items like hats, stickers, blankets, dried herbs, books and music -- a Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman CD, a tribute to Johnny Cash, caught my eye. A recent addition to this two year old shop is an espresso bar with a few tables and chairs, making this locally owned store an official hangout. It's a great addition to the community and worth a stop if you're passing through. Check out the bakery across the way or have lunch at the Little Chief as well!

We love this coffee shop!!! We discovered it 3 years ago when we started spending some time in…read moreNewport. The coffee is great and the people who work there , own the place and make the coffee are wonderful ! We love to just sit on the porch drinking our coffee and enjoy being there. And I am always amazed that the owner remembers us!! Always a great place to return to!! Thanks!!

Extremely rude service, this afternoon. If not in their…read morecomputer; They refuse to help. I thanked them on my way out. The person working was dismissive. I loved coming in there, but will NEVER be back.

Lovely shop- friendly and knowledgeable staff- found everything on my list at a good price. I'll…read moredefinitely be a regular. :-)

I had a wonderful 3 nights at the Sylvia beach hotel starting in a Sunday. The hotel is right next…read moredoor to the Visual Arts Center. In the past I have wanted to go inside but it is closed Mondays and Tuesdays. I was excited that this time (my second in 3 years) I would finally be able to visit the museum. I checked ahead of time to see what exhibits were on and hours, they were listed to change over a day or so after the last day of my visit. Open 10-4 Wednesday through Sunday, wonderful! Went for a cold and windy walk in the beach, changed clothes in my car and went to the museum. People inside, but doors locked. A woman came to the door and said that they were changing the exhibits and closed for the week, and that she had left the sign up stating that the center would be open Wednesday by accident as her "printer wasn't working". She let me walk as far as the front desk to see the wonderful are coming down and going up. Said she might let me go upstairs to see the other exhibits, but on second thought no, because not everything up there was "secured". Then she also explained that usually the Visual arts center was closed one week per month to change exhibits over. I suppose staffing might be tight, but I have never before known of a museum to close during regular business hours to change over an exhibit (not to mention advertising the old exhibit would be displayed for a couple more days after they were planning to take it down. The person in charge suggested I should come back another time. Maybe I will the next time. In a year or two. To sum up, the museum is open at random times, closed for a week or so once a month, call first because this is not mentioned in the web site. The art looks beautiful, and the museum has good lighting, from what I could see. Decent parking, at least in on a weekday.

Stunning display of a type of painting I had never heard of…read morebefore, with wax. Upstairs the display was just mind blowing, the sculptures, and the painting, I took a picture of it, was so amazing. The artist was there working on a new sculpture, an owl, it was beautiful. I found a print from another artist who had a small display downstairs, of something that really spoke to me that day, it was a very sad day, and this picture really helped me. The staff is just wonderful, they explain everything, and were amazing.

Had a great experience. Best customer service ever! Purchased my foil from them 14 years ago and it…read morewas damaged pretty badly last summer. I made a stop in yesterday to see if they could repair it. It was some of the worst damage they had seen. They spent over an hour on the repair and warned me that it could fly differently after repair. I took it out in 20 mph winds and the foil flew perfectly. They were wonderful to work with. Very reasonable pricing as well.

We are having a coastal vacation and I forgot to bring any kites for the beach. Using the Yelp app…read moreI was able to find a nearby kite store called The Kite Company... off we go. This has to be one of the most prolific kite shops I have been in. The interior is just completely flooded with a wash of colors from all sorts of kites, windsocks, spinners, you name it they have it. There is such a huge variety in here that it is almost overwhelming to decide what type of kite to get. Fortunately for me, I am a fan of the long trailing dragon kites. I ended up purchasing a 32 foot long dragon kite. I also got one of those spools that are easy to wind. The kite did come with a small spool, but the shopkeeper set it up for me as a replacement roll as a backup spool. We also ended up getting a patriotic windsock for our carport and the Mrs picked out a nice streamer windsock with a stained glass butterfly for our patio. This shop is very much customer service oriented and has a huge volume and variety, including those metallic wind spinners. In the future if I'm in the market for a large competition kite, it will be worth it to take the drive from Eugene to get here.

If you are looking for fine art this is a must see. Mr. Gibbons has created a beautiful setting to…read moredisplay his work which is known world wide. The first weekend in September is the best time to visit because Toledo artists host the Art Walk and the galleries are open and the artists are there to greet visitors. It is a wonderful event.