I was in Astoria for the day and needed a place where I could work while waiting for my pet to come…read moreout of surgery. I spotted Rusty Cup Cafe while driving down the main street and decided to stop in--and I'm so glad I did. They had Wi-Fi, which allowed me to get some work done, and I ordered an espresso while I was there. It was excellent! The shots were clearly pulled perfectly, with no bitter or overly acidic taste. The espresso was incredibly smooth, rich, and flavorful. It was so good that as soon as I finished it, I ordered another one. The space is fairly small, so seating is limited, but the quality of the coffee more than makes up for it. The atmosphere has an industrial-modern, no-frills feel. Rusty Cup Cafe is clearly a business that is focused on making exceptional coffee--and it absolutely shows. I will definitely stop here again the next time I'm in Astoria!

The coffee was good and the treats were delicious. I grabbed a piece of coffee cake to snack on…read morewhile waiting for the bus that picks us up and takes us to the Seafood and wine festival. The giant cookie was yummy and gooey as well. I had been here another time before and remembered it was good and the service was nice and friendly.

Cute place with a nice atmosphere, quirky decor. We enjoyed a nice lunch here, got the tuna melt…read moreand BLT with a cup of butternut squash soup each, and the berry galette -- all were tasty. Just a bit pricey.

Very beautiful place, the soup and fish tacos were excellent as the withe and red local house wine…read more Excellent and fast service

This place was such a great surprise! We (a group of 10) had went to Illwaco docks to eat and found…read morethe place closed so ended up at Olde Towne and what a fortuitous happening. The atmosphere is comfy and cozy with beautiful water colors for sale on the walls. The food was so delicious! Everything we ordered was absolutely scrumptious (turkey pesto sandwich, sausage skillet, bacon panini, oatmeal and scratch made biscuits and gravy) with the standouts being sausage skillet and biscuits and gravy. They also had some yummy pastries and a wide selection of coffee drinks, chai, tea, soft drinks and Italian sodas. The staff/owners were so friendly, helpful and kind. Next trip to the Long Beach Peninsula will definitely include a stop at Old Towne Trading Post!

This place is fantastic! It doesn't get enough attention on Google at all. We love to eat here…read morebecause the food is great, the ambiance is quaint and the best part are the people here! We always feel welcome and are never rushed out the door. Being locals WE appreciate having this type of cafe in our little town.

What a gem. The food, service and setting were wonderful…read more The hostess/spousal entrepreneur was charming. With so many wonderful made-from-scratch homemade items, wish some (eg, ice cream and garlic cheese) were available to purchase. Looking forward to a return visit next time I'm in Astoria. And this restaurant gives me another reason to want to return!

My husband and I came in for dinner and drinks. The good - the cocktail and wine offerings were…read morefantastic; creative and high quality. Loads of wine options. The service was very friendly. Coffee was excellent. If we had just come in for drinks I'd say five stars. The food was really not great. The options for the most part are Spanish not Mediterranean which was fine with us. We got three tapas, two entrees and decided to pass on dessert after the other food disappointed. The best thing was the chorizo bite which was a very simple slice of Manchego, slice of chorizo and quince paste. The croquetas were second best, flavorful. The stuffed tuna was mixed tuna salad stuffed in a roasted pepper - not traditional and not enjoyable cold. Mayo was used in multiple dishes and really dumbed down the items. We got the chicken with lentils and the Portuguese stew. Both were just ok but maybe we just hit a bad night.

I was recently visiting the Oregon coast and someone recommended this place. I'm so glad we came…read more Even though I was staying in Cannon Beach, I took a wrong turn and ended up in Seaside, and coincidentally stumbled across Osprey Cafe! It's a small restaurant inside with a few tables outside. When you put your name down with the hostess, she actually calls your phone number to tell you the table is ready! What great service. When it came time to eat, my friend and I ordered the breakfast and lunch special respectively. The lunch special that day was pork adobo sandwich with fries. I happened to ask for ranch on the side and OMG that was the best decision I made that day. Their ranch is one of the best ranches I've ever had. It's packed with dill and it's not too runny. I will be remembering THE RANCH DRESSING from here for a long time!! Osprey is a hidden gem on the coast and I highly recommend giving it a try if you're in the area!

Very busy at Sunday brunch today; more than 1 hour wait for three of us at 10 am…read more We noticed tables being turned over fairly slowly. Bit of a long wait for food to be served. We noticed a note on the door explaining a pause on coffee to go service due to staffing shortage, so I'm not dinging them for that; it happens. They had run out of orange juice so my SIL had a cranberry mimosa instead of the OJ one she'd planned on, but she enjoyed the cranberry mimosa. My brother and I both had the eggs Benedict with ham. My SIL had the eggs Benedict with florentine. All three of us chose home fries as our side (option of that or fresh fruit) and we all very much enjoyed all of our choices. The ham version came with quite a generous portion of thinly sliced ham, the hollandaise sauce was very good though for my taste, I could've used slight more lemon taste to it, and the breakfast potatoes were delightful: hot and crispy on the outside and well-seasoned. The florentine included a thick slice of fresh, tasty tomato. Very clean, well decorated and comfortable restaurant.

What a delicious fast-casual little biscuit place!…read more We were driving through the area on a coastal road trip and we're craving vegetarian biscuits and gravy... which can be so very (very) hard to find. We did some searching and came across Seaview Biscuit Company and not only did they have vegetarian gravy but their gravy doesn't have mushrooms which is my hubbys least favorite kind haha. It's an onion gravy. We also got a biscuit on the side (which comes with butter, jam, and honey) as well as some scrambled eggs. You can also order breakfast sandwiches (including a vegan option!!!), sweet biscuits with Nutella, and more! They have a little coffee bar where you can get drip coffee, espresso etc. they also have juice and hot cocoa, too You order at the counter and they drop off to your table. Everyone working was having so much fun and were so nice and welcoming. You can sit inside or they have a few tables outside, too. Highly recommend when you're in the area!!

I went here with great expectations and left extremely disappointed. As I expected, the restaurant…read moreis extremely casual and the ordering is extremely straightforward: review the menu, place your order at the counter, sit down (they also do take out) and they bring the meal to you. The ambiance was exactly what I expected, and it was clean. As for the food, that is another story. To start, if you are going to include "Biscuit" in your restaurant name, at least make a real biscuit. I cook biscuits and I have had a number of biscuits over the years while traveling through the home of biscuits: the deep south. A biscuit should be flaky and have a good rise to it: this biscuit failed that test miserably. The texture was like an english muffin and there was zero flake to the muffin. A biscuit should also be layered, which is a result of folding butter into the batter. Again, there was ZERO layering and virtually no butter taste. I could not have been more disappointed. I felt my face express disappointment when the egg sandwich was delivered, in a cardboard container to boot. The egg was also an extreme disappointment. It had zero flavor and was either a prepackaged egg product or an egg that lacked in any whipping. It was not a fried egg nor a scrambled egg: it came out in a patty shape and was not enjoyable to eat. In fact, My Lady told me that she did not enjoy her egg sandwich at all. She makes biscuits and made similar observations to the one's I provided above regarding the quality of the biscuit. She wound up throwing hers away with less then half of it consumed, which is about 2 bites. Note that these were $11 dollar sandwiches and I could swallow it in 4-5 bites. The sandwiches also had bacon, which was simply put into the sandwich with the ends sticking significantly outside of both sides of the small biscuit, or more properly called a no rise muffin. The bacon also lacked in flavor for bacon. Then the coffee: not sooo goood, which is not a good way to start the day. She got a breve and when I asked her how her's was she said it had mucho to much milk product: it was dairied down! She often gets breve and her response to my inquiry was the worst I have ever heard her provide me. I got a cappuccino and my expectations were immediately lowered when they failed to ask if I wanted it wet or dry. When I took the lid off my paper cup (come on - I am eating inside, the restaurant could at least provide a real mug to drink from, not a paper cup - it truly affects the flavor, the period for which the beverage stays warm and the experience. When one is charging $4-5 for a a shot (these were not 2 shot drinks even though she ordered medium (which translated into the additional dairy product): the cappuccino was one size fits all and it definitely only had one shot, loaded with foam to the top of a 12 ounce paper cup. Basically, I left the restaurant with plenty of room for more food and an extremely disappointing taste experience while not getting the java boost I was expecting , all for $30+ and a tip to boot. I basically feel the food and coffee are a poor excuse for food being prepared at a restaurant, and the signature product was not a biscuit. For the food I give a 1. The ambiance was exactly what I expected, so I feel it warrants a 3 - it was clean but bare bones with the ambiance and the service was only bringing the food to the table.

Really fun and funky local business. Great coffee and bakery which I enjoyed in an easy chair. The…read moreplace invites hanging out.

Me and my friends tried different coffee drinks and we all liked it…read more Americano , cappuccino and a late.. We tried some dessert too, almond cake and a macron... A great decor,besides the great service makes it a very lovely cafe experience

Food: I had the bacon breakfast burrito, and honestly, it was amazing. The tater tots were yummy…read moreand there was A TON of bacon, and cheese yum!! I wish there was more egg though, but well worth it. Service: The staff there was very nice, and they helped us with a few food places to try as well. The food and drinks came out quickly. Ambience: Cute pub with fun music! Overall: Good local restaurant and would definitely come back for that breakfast burrito.

All the food here is amazing and especially the breakfast burritos with chorizo, cheddar and their…read morehomemade chipotle sauce! Get that!!! You will not be disappointed. Trust a local! Poker machines - if that's your thing. Outside area to chillax with the kids and let them run around. Espresso available too! Wood tables and chairs and tvs. The girls working there are friendly and like to b.s. with you too if you're a wisea**. lol! Great place!!!