Homemade food! Just a little off the highway, another option, other than the casino. They also have…read morehome-made cookies and cinnamon rolls ready to buy as you are leaving.

Great food and people. Strong drinks and even karaoke some Saturdays! Im heading there for…read morebreakfast. I'll post some pictures!

First time here & unfortunately the LAST ! I received the worst customer service ever ! I placed…read morean order over the phone and was not greeted by the waitress upon arrival. After taking my payment the waitress did not hand my change back, but threw it on the counter. Yes THREW IT ! I asked for a drink , (I had no idea they sold these) she had an attitude and rolled her eyes as she walked away... When she opened tge fridge she kept asking which one I wanted. *I was making up my mind* I asked if I could grab the one I wanted and she said "NO THAT'S WHY I AM ASKING YOU WHICH ONE YOU WANT" to which I replied, that's why I am looking, won't you give me a minute" I ended up not wanting a drink as I felt rushed. And I assured her that DUE TO HER POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS I would not return NOR RECOMMEND the place to my colleagues , friends or family.

Great Ramen, fun hospitality from Brooke and Tracy. A fabulous small town experience.read more

Super cute coffee place! Drinks are very good and sweet but not too sweet. Baristas are super nice…read moreand service is fast. We just moved to the area and it's a great spot we got a vanilla Carmel latte (great!) and a blended mocha (really great!)

Our introduction to the grab and go coffee/breakfast spots in Oregon. I wished I had stopped at…read morethe little cafe onthe way to this stop. Ordered 4 coffees and 4 breakfast sandwiches thinking that they were made there. Was handed 4 very hot bags which should have been a red flag since they were obviously microwaved No napkins. No sleeves for coffee. We got about a mile away, waiting for the bags to cool down and all four Sandwiches completely frozen. Inedible - and no. I didn't drive back. Latte was good. Would not recommend.

What a charming little eatery. We stopped by here on a Sunday around noon. I expected it to be…read morepacked and it was just the right amount of folks to seem busyish but not jam packed. A perfect vibe. I order the skinny Belgian waffle (which is essentially the same as a regular waffle) but very tasty and house made. I had an iced tea which they also brew onsite. They have a great back patio where you can chill outside and they have a gas fire table to enjoy. Plenty of blankets should the temperature start to fade you can still be cozy. I'm anxious to come back and try more items and they have some sandwiches if you prefer a lunch item. Definitely a must stop.

We stopped by this morning to the Common Cup, they have been on my list of local places to visit…read more We weren't disappointed, very nice Lavender Honey Latte and savory shredded potato waffle with pastrami and poached egg with arugula. My husband enjoyed his berry waffle as well. Friendly service, we'll be back

The coffee was weak and had to ask for refill. The bacon was equal parts fat and meat.The price for…read morea Belgian waffle was absurd but the syrup it came with was good. The ambiance was open industrial and the rustic wood tables trapped food crumbs from diners past in the crevices. The jam served with the toast is excellent though. Not horrible but overpriced for regular breakfast fare.Pretty much this way most places now.

Food was plentiful and very good. Service was great, thank…read moreyou Vicky. The owner even stopped in at our table and told us his families history in the food business. In fact his 11 yo son was learning about hospitality helping out.

We arrived around 1:30 on a Saturday (they close at 2 until dinner). Plenty of street parking…read more There was one other party that left maybe 15 min after we sat down. The interior is very cute - there was a red checkered tablecloth on our table. Our waitress was super nice and friendly. When we ordered the espresso martini and mentioned we only wanted one to share, she came back with it split into two mini glasses! We've never had that happen before. The french toast was really good, esp. with the lemon curd. I was scraping every last bit of it into my mouth. I'd love to try other menu items next time!

I'm really disappointed by our Mother's Day experience at Loam--especially because we've had great…read morevisits here before. We had a 10:45 reservation but ended up waiting outside on the sidewalk for over 40 minutes. We got a couple of "it'll be soon" updates and one offer to sit at a picnic table on the sidewalk. That wasn't an option for my husband's back. And, by that point, it felt like we'd already had the full sidewalk experience! To add to the frustration, we watched a table that would have fit our party turn over and be given to a group that had arrived well after us. Once seated, things didn't improve much. Our daughter has celiac disease, and after talking through options with our server, she ordered a modified breakfast plate. When it arrived, it had two slices of (gluten-full) toast placed right in the middle. We asked for a remake. While we were waiting someone came over to tell us (firmly) that the kitchen isn't dedicated gluten-free. We fully get that, but that's different from putting bread on top of everything on the plate, especially after we'd already discussed the restriction. As I was saying that, the staff member walked away. The interaction felt more like a lecture than the apology that would've been appropriate. The food overall was okay, but not memorable. My husband said the "special" Bloody Mary was the worst he's ever had--memorable, just not in a good way. On the positive side, the gluten-free coffee cake was excellent, and thankfully the company made the day worthwhile. My guess is there may have been an issue with our reservation. We made it in person previously and it was written in a notebook. When we called to confirm the day before, they initially couldn't find it. It felt like it might not have made it into the system, and they were trying to accommodate on the fly once they realized it. If that's the case, a little transparency upfront would have gone a long way--we would have appreciated the option to adjust our plans rather than end up waiting outside for so long. Overall, this felt like a series of misses and mishandled opportunities to improve the experience. It's also an excellent reminder of why I normally steer clear of dining out on holidays.

Last minute stop on Christmas Day. Great food, excellent service, nice and clean restaurant.read more

This past year has been a delight with Wendy and her crew. New menu and friendly staff. Family…read morefriendly, music, corn hole, free pool and great outdoor covered space and stage. Watch for the specials and desserts. ENJOY!!

Where do I begin? We…read morewere on a little road trip to Pacific City and decided to stop by Camino along the way. We came in HUNGRY. The restaurant has a cozy, homey feel, and the staff took the experience to another level. When we sat down, they asked if we wanted to look at the menu or simply leave it up to the chef and go with the "Francisco Special." Without even glancing at the menu, we decided to trust them... and we were so glad we did. It ended up being one of our favorite dining experiences. Every one of the five courses was spectacular. They also asked about any dietary restrictions before the meal began. We didn't have any, but after chatting with the chef, we learned that he has spent time eating plant-based and experimenting extensively with plant-based alternatives. Based on that conversation, I imagine they would be more than capable of accommodating dietary restrictions. One of my favorite parts of the evening was that each dish came with a brief explanation, either the story behind the dish or details about the ingredients and preparation. It made the meal feel thoughtful, personal, and memorable from start to finish. I wish I got more/better pictures of the food but our phones didn't eat first this time... P.S. Their chocolate tamale is to die for

Our friends who own Kefvan - a party van/tourist van company recommended taking our group here for…read moredinner after wine-tasting... and it was an excellent choice! We were served a three course meal consisting of a beautiful, sweet and savory salad, choice of an enchilada, or huevos rancheros, and a chocolate and berry.dessert. The food was absolutely delicious and our wait staff was fantastic! The owner did a fantastic job handling our huge group with ease and professionalism. g It was so nice to get to experience this unique and delightful restaurant!

Super cute country market! I was missing the country store in my home town, and this place does not…read moredisappoint. The sandwiches are very good! They have a cute selection of specialty sodas and candies, as well as traditional options. Lots of beer too! They also have local Umpqua ice cream by the scoop, and sell through it fast enough it's always fresh. I really like this little store, the new owner (Chuck) is very kind! I can only see it getting better and better :-)

They have STUMPTOWN DRIP COFFEE. Need I say more. Cute little joint with all the items of…read moreconvenience you might need for your travels too and from the coast. They have the usual convenience store items and a good selection of local products as well .Very friendly and restroom available.

10 OMG where do I begin? We visited this quaint little…read morerestaurant in Salem Oregon on our way out of town. We had the pleasure of having the best waitress named Kelly. Kelly was so friendly, so full of life and energy and love. It seemed like everyone loves working there.. The food was absolutely amazing. Amazing from beginning to end this was by far superior to any restaurant I've been to in a long time. The service, the food, the ambience, sure wish it was in my town. Everyone at our table enjoyed their breakfast. We couldn't take it with us unfortunately because we're flying home today, but the portions are huge. Do yourself a favor and visit this cozy place. The wait can be a bit, but absolutely beyond worth the wait.

Stairs up to entry was very dangerous with waiting customers using handrails on both sides, then,…read moreno landing at the top! We told hostess we did not want to sit at the bar, she sat us at the bar, after some more wait, we did get a table. Coffee was ok, but the cups were huge, always 2/3 full of cold coffee. The food took one hour to find our table. Nothing special, my wife had an omelet, with a big glob of Brie cheese, overpowering the omelet. I had corned beef hash that was extremely dry and salty. I also had warm rye bread. Not toasted. We were half done with our breakfast, and was given the bill, and boxes to go. Very rushed, crowded, and expensive. $58 for sub-par breakfast for 2. Sorry WOM, didn't cut it.