walked by this cute little shop and just had to check it out. Great hospitality and the treats were…read moresoooooo delicious. If you're in the area you definitely need to check this place out. Lovely environment and wish i could take it back home with me to california.

Cute little bake shop that serves various drinks. My review is going to be short because I didn't…read moreorder what they are known for and that's delicious cookies, muffins and sourdough breads. I should have known this because what coffee shop opens at 9:30 am? The shop is small with very little seating. We were greeted warmly by friendly busy multi- tasking people. I ordered a vanilla latte, it was surprisingly good. Not too sweet or over heated. They used Coava coffee (Portland Or) and a syrup brand I didn't catch but to my snobby, latte-drinking self, it was surprisingly good! I will return.

The strawberry ice cream is soo creamy it melts in your mouth service is fast and sweet line is…read morelong but you wait 5 mins you'll be up in the front the ambiance is kinda giving classy home vibes so its pretty sweet but the ice cream is like the cherry on top. You gotta go there if your nearby would definitely recommend.

Fresh waffle cones, local flavors, and a sunny stroll to the beach in Seaside…read more We lucked out with beautiful weather in Seaside, so of course we had to stop at Zinger's Homemade Ice Cream. This local favorite is a staple on the coast, and during the summer it's not unusual to see a line stretching out the door. We ordered scoops of salted caramel and marionberry, then strolled to the beach to soak up the sunshine. Both flavors were delicious, and the fresh-made waffle cones made the treat even better. You can also order your ice cream in a cup if that's more your style. The prices are reasonable, and Zinger's is the perfect stop for a sweet treat while enjoying a sunny day by the ocean. Just keep in mind that its schedule changes in the fall: it is typically closed Monday through Thursday and open Friday through Sunday. The shop may also close early when the weather turns ugly. Be sure to stop in and support this wonderful local shop the next time you're in Seaside!

Such a cool ice cream shop. We swung in and were so happy to see a good mix of regular and…read moredairy-free options. The team worked quick and we had our cones fast! I got the Founder's Choice and it was a fruity tangy treat! The waffle cone was nice and fresh. Perfect treat for an afternoon walk in downtown Astoria! Great service, great ice cream!

Cute little Ice cream shop. There were a lot of flavors to choose from - I was with a large group…read moreand there was something for everyone. Ice cream was good, portion sizes were also good for the price. Staff was friendly and helpful.

The boba tea here is out of this world! It's better there than anything I've had. The service is…read moreamazing and she is so nice. I love it here

What a fun spot! The lady working was very upfront that we would need to wait to order as she was…read morebusy making drinks and the only person working; love the heads up! She also told us upfront which things she was out of, it was spring break after all. The drinks were fun and not traditional bubble teas but that is what we ordered. They also have card games and tables and we played uno while we waited.

Good ice cream and service. Don't take that for granted. We came back for the salt water taffy…read more Yes, others have both. But the service was pleasant and sometimes that is the best treat of all!

Listen. If you ever find yourself wandering through the salt-kissed mist of Cannon Beach with sand…read morein your shoes and an ache for something sweet in your soul, go ahead and duck into Schwietert's Cones & Candy. It's a sugar-slinging time machine. Shelves groan under the weight of taffy in colors that don't occur in nature and fudge dense enough to warp gravity. I had the ice cream. Two scoops. Marionberry Pie and Mountain Huckleberry. Both from Tillamook, which around here is less a brand and more a benevolent dairy cult. These berries are like edible postcards from the Pacific Northwest. One bite and you're knee-deep in a foggy forest thinking you hear Bigfoot weeping quietly from joy. Of course the prices are high. You're in a town where the beach views are free and everything else makes up for it. The real gamble is who hands you your scoop. Some of us got generous lumps the size of a toddler's fist while others looked like they'd been served a sample. Such is life in a democracy. The lines wound throughout the store, but it moved along at a respectable clip. People were smiling. Sugar does that. All in all, this is the kind of place that doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is. A temple to nostalgia. A sanctuary for the sweet-toothed and sunburnt. Four stars. One star held in reserve for the day someone figures out how to standardize scoop sizes.

I was finally able to swing into the new cupcake joint in Warrenton: Killer Kupcakes. I was heading…read moreto a friend's house to celebrate Mother's Day and decided to swing in to surprise her with a couple of cupcakes. The little joint has a cool vibe to it. You walk in and there is a nice sitting/eating area with tables. It's bright and clean. It would be a great place to visit with a friend while noshing on a pastry and cup of coffee. You continue through a threshold to the counter where the selection of goodies reside. The young man working the counter was friendly, chatty and polite. He did, however, put the cupcakes in their take out container incorrectly. Instead of placing the cake on the "bottom" piece, he dropped them into the "container" piece, and popped the bottom on as the top. I didn't realize his mistake until we tried to get the cakes out of the container, which proved to be a very difficult task. A bit of training on packaging may be in order. LOL! Since it was Mother's Day, I chose one of the Mother's Day chocolate cupcakes, along with a Mint Chocolate Cupcake. The frosting is mounded high on the mini-cakes, for sure! I am a frosting lover, so seeing the amount of frosting made my heart leap for sugar joy. The mint chocolate was definitely minty! I liked the frosting! Unfortunately, the cake part was very dry. The frosting was delish, but the cake was mediocre. Way too dry with a "day old" vibe about it. Very unfortunate, and for $6.00, I definitely expected better. The Mother's Day cupcake was good. The chocolate cake tasted fresh and moist. The frosting was nice, too. This definitely was the better of the two. Were they worth $6.00? I'm not sure, tbh. I know things are more expensive and baking is no cheap venture, but if I'm going to pay 6.00 for a cupcake, I do expect more than just "good". I will go back again and try some of the other creations, but only for a special occasion. I can definitely make my own for a lot less. I do hope they succeed though. I would recommend trying them out, and seeing if you find a cupcake you love. I think a small child would love picking out a fun, colorful cupcake as a special treat. They had a lot of different variety to choose from, so I'm hoping I find that one WOW cupcake soon!

BTW, Turn on the street in front of the coffee kiosk on 101. The signage is not wonderful but…read moreyou'll see it as soon as you turn the corner. Nehalem. It's the North Coast of Oregon. Coffee, tea, bread. The good stuff. Real wheat. Made in the store. Watch Phil make it. Beautiful loaves. Coffee roasted by Jordan. More good stuff. And the teas oh the teas. Yes, you need this. Get your head adjusted without a grasso stop. They use as many local products as they can. This is a real thing about places on the Coast. The stuff you consume is generally high quality and not likely to be found inland or even out of area. Convo is partakeable. If no one is available, mention tea to Jordan. Remind J to take care of the begonia and tree,

My absolute favorite sourdough bread on Oregon Coast! They're also very friendly and knowledgeable…read more You just order every week and then go outside the shop to pick up the package with your last name. You won't be disappointed! They're also at Manzanita Farmer's Market but get there early.

SO good, we had the peanut butter s'mores & cookies and cream!! The staff were so friendly and…read morehelpful! Definitely recommend!

Craving Ice Cream in Cannon Beach? Then head over to Suzy's Scoops on N. Hemlock Street. We love…read morethe Tillamook ice cream flavors that are offered, as well as the waffle cones! Recommendation: Try a single split scoop if two scoops are just a little too much. I love the Tillamook Mudslide paired with the Cookies & Cream. So good!