Randomly stumbled upon this cute shop on the strip by the seaside. They sell interesting sweets,…read morewhat seemed like a loca version of see's candies w variety of chocolate assortments, ice cream, and lots of other goodies. Go check them out! I especially loved all the fresh taffees and the random flavors! Ex. Chicken and waffle, butter popcorn, banana split... Staff are also super friendly and loves dogs! One of the cashiers there told me she moved to this town because her dogs can run freely on the beach! People who have seen her Yorkie run claims it's the cutest and happiest dog they have seen!

You can't sample the ice cream, there are no public restrooms, and there is no where to sit to eat…read more They offer a large assortment of flavors, mostly from Tillamook brand (which isn't a bad thing). The kids don't seem to mind and enjoyed themselves - it's just more of an inconvenience because our kids don't always know what flavor they want before trying and eat with a mess (easier to wash their hands afterwards). Not many other options in the area for ice cream, so it'll do for a cold treat if you know what you want, don't need to sit to eat, and then wash your hands.

We saw so many people walking by with this delicious looking ice cream so when we finally got to…read morethe ice cream shop we knew we had to partake (plus it's mandatory to get ice cream at the beach!). The service was so fast and friendly! The shop is an in and out (no seating available). The prices were good and there wasn't much to the shop but the ice cream and a few candies, but it looked clean. The ice cream we got was so yummy I forgot to snap a pic!

Caribou Crunch + Salted Caramel Hazelnut + Warm Waffle Cone=awesome decisions by the beach…read more They were very generous with their samples as well. While we did not partake in any of the candy or the fudges that they carry, we were very tempted! A quick and sweet stop, but a necessary one.

Not a candy store, but still a really good browse for clothing and old photographs.read more

We stayed in town for four days and I probably ended up at the grocery store four or five times…read more Super friendly staff! Great deli sandwiches! When I asked what wine they recommended, they said anything from Oregon!!!

Perfect vacation grocer with some cool useful items with an impressive local wine selection. The…read moreemployees were really nice, the locals and the vibe was welcoming and we want back 8-10 times during the time we were there.

We stopped in here during our lap around downtown Manzanita…read more We were promptly greeted when we entered and asked if we needed help with anything, while also pointing out both their clearance area as well as sale area. The store is filled with treasures; think clothes, hats, stickers and greeting cards (but there's much more!). I took a star off because while the service was friendly, there was one employee who wouldn't stop talking to us, which made it difficult to actually shop.

Love this shop! You can get an outfit, fun card or a sticker for any occasion. The vibe is super…read morewelcoming and friendly inclusive. Love the clothing selection and you can always find a steal on the sale rack. A must visit when in town.

I was grabbing some fish and chips across the street when Wild Coast Goods caught my eye. So glad…read moreit did, as this is an excellent boutique that my friends and I certainly enjoyed browsing. This shop has a great aesthetic, clearly relating to their coastal location, but also modern and clean enough to be right at home on any of the main shopping drags back in Portland. It has a varied inventory, and I found myself impressed with some of the art, a number of gorgeous reclaimed-wood serving platters, and great fragrances (both in candles and sprays). They had a nice selection of plants, and for the holidays were selling some really lovely wreaths. I highly recommend giving this shop a browse. And let's not forget Gus, the shop dog. I was a dummy and forgot to snap a pic. But let me tell you this, he's a VERY good boy.

Sweet little boutique across the street from an old timey pinball place across the street. Lots of…read morelocally made goods. I picked up a sweet little dyed silk scarf for me, some small artwork reflecting the Oregon Coast, local stickers and other odds and ends. Check it out!

I got some soup here just on a quick pit stop and I HAD to go back for more ... their food is soooo…read moregood. The pre made food is also delicious! Cute little grocery store inside, nothing crazy but great selections :) thank you!

great place to re-supply, grab a beverage (caffeinated or juiced,) maybe something from their baked…read moregoods case or a wrap, sandwich or bowl of soup. i had driven into manzanita just to walk around with the dog and decided i wanted to get something to go for lunch so opted for the tempeh reuben which they heat up. it was delicious and filling! i also go a matcha energy ball and some bee pollen because it was right at the register. the people were friendly and its a very casual vibe. they have a couple of tables outside and lots of inventory so if you were camping or had a cooler you wanted to refill as you move further north or south along hwy 101, i'd suggest stopping. i like manzanita far more than cannon beach, mostly because it's smaller and less tourist hype. on sunny summer days there are definitely lots of non locals in town but it's not as crazy as cannon beach, which i prefer.

We visited Fresh Foods during our recent visit to the coast. I was pleasantly surprised by their…read moreselection, considering a smaller back town market. Their prices were also very fair. They had everything we needed + more we didn't! The staff were very friendly and the store was clean. I would recommend visiting this store when visiting town for snacks, produce, drinks or full meal fixings!

Copying this from a text my mom sent me today…read more "Definitely have to take the Fresh Foods weekly ad with you when you shop there. They tried to charge me $5.69/lb for the chicken which was on sale for $1.99/lb. Then $1.69/lb for yellow onions which were on sale for $.39/lb. I have no doubt they do this on purpose. I'm going to watch them like a hawk." Seriously, it's ridiculous. You also have to watch where they place certain items, for example expensive Parmesan cheese strategically placed behind a cheaper price tag for another cheese. At first glance, you think that's the price of the cheese you're buying because of the price placement. Turns out it's a whole nother product at that price, and the cheese you're buying rings up twice the price of the tag it's placed behind.