My eggs were the only thing good with my meal. My chicken fried steak was way overdone and had no…read moreflavor. My toast was rock hard and cold. The potatoes were overdone and hard. Host said our food would be late because the health department inspector was there. I will not return.

Great little restaurant in Oceanside. We were planning on doing the 3 capes drive, and dining…read moreoptions are a a little limited in the area, but this place is a bit of a hidden gem. There was a bit of a wait, but that's to be expected, it's not that big of a restaurant. We were seated outside in the back...weather was perfect for it. Husband got the beachcomber, daughter got the French toast, and I got the crab cakes and eggs. Everyone's breakfast was pretty good. Service was also really good. If you're in the area, definitely recommend this place to stop in and have a bite! Also, just to note, cell service was pretty spotty. Parking is across the road. It was foggy when we drove in, but it burned off during breakfast, and the views were gorgeous.

Seaworthy is like finding buried treasure! This charming and magical gift store and coffee bar is…read moretucked away in a tiny plaza off the Netarts Highway. I've stopped in many times and the owner greets you warmly and makes wonderful espresso drinks to your specifications. I'm amazed by Carissa's consistent kindness--I've worked in the service sector and find dealing with the public is so exhausting, difficult and demanding. LOL I don't know she does it! So grateful for this precious place, person and unique experience. Highly recommend.

Quaint little coffee and gift shop. Very cute inside, small but cozy. We both had hot chocolate,…read morenot bad and hit the spot. The owner was super friendly, I could tell she was a kind soul. We will be back when we are in the area.

We walked in right as the kitchen was closing and we were hungry for chowder. The woman at the…read morefront, Cassie, kindly informed us the kitchen had just closed. We were bummed but the cook overheard and offered to make our dreams come true!! We had two bowls of the most delicious chowder. I think it's finished with olive oil and cilantro - a unique and fun twist. All of the staff there went above and beyond to connect with us and make us happy The coconut cream espresso was also delicious! Would 100% recommend!

The staff there were very kind and helped us figure out what to order. All of our drinks were made…read morein five minutes even with one of the staff members in training. Over all a great place to get a quick refreshing drink.

This place was so cute . We're we there April 2026 mid afternoon. The entryway has some handcrafts…read morefor sale. Not junky, really pretty glass pieces. Lovely tables w real flowers at each along w Lovely views! The food was really good and the deserts were fab.

Visiting Tunnel Beach in Tillamook and need a place to eat? Check out Roseanna's Cafe just steps…read morefrom the beach. What stood out most was the location, very accessible with beautiful beach-view window seating. The staff was friendly, and the menu had more variety than the typical fried seafood options you find at many Oregon coast restaurants, which was refreshing. The cafe itself is quaint and cozy, but they don't take reservations, so expect a wait during busy times. A few things to know before you go: coastal dining isn't cheap, and this spot definitely reminds you you're paying for both the food and the location. Parking can also be tough on busy days, mostly street parking, with an additional lot near the beach. Also, don't expect reliable internet service around the beach area. Overall, a great stop if you want coastal food options beyond the usual fried fare, paired with friendly service and an unbeatable view.

This is a frequent stop of mine when visiting Tillamook County and I have never been disappointed…read more The Cafe has an excellent assortment of baked goods, or so it appears to the eye. I say this because I tried the almond danish on my first visit and it is so delicately delicious I have never found a need to venture beyond that taste treat. I often get breakfast and then bring the pastry (which is huge) with me to nibble on, and put a smile on my face, all day - & it stays fresh! They have a limited lunch and breakfast menu. However, I find it has significant enough variety that me and my guests have never had a problem finding something to enjoy. I have had breakfast there, never lunch. I find what I have eaten reliably tasty, but it does not rock. For the food I would put it in the low 4 category, pastry an absolute 5. Coffee blows away the chain coffee shops and I find it very tasty, not bitter. They do all the fancy drinks and they execute the one I always get - cappuccino - extremely well. My one bit of advice is to ask for the coffee in a mug if you are having it to stay because otherwise it will be served to you in a paper cup. I find paper cups cramp the froth into a small area and ALSO blocks your nose from getting a good whiff of that awesome coffee smell. Smelling is a huge part of taste - so do not forget the ask - there is no up charge for the real mug. Plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating with variety in the indoor, ranging from a very large, family style, round table in the middle of the room, to bars at the windows and tables throughout - with plenty of spacing. The outdoor seating is behind the roastery and consists of wooden picnic tables. This is complimented with an extremely unique and , obviously, cared for garden with a variety of flowers and evergreens. Finally, the service. One orders at the counter where my only experience has been one of patience, informative and courteous order takers. You then find a seat or you can wait for your order at the counter. The coffee is prepared immediately and, I have found, the food is prepared efficiently. I have nothing but very positive interactions with staff. Do note that they have a drive up window as well. Located directly across from the Tillamook Creamery: extremely convenient if accessing the Coast thru Tillamook. All in, I would rate Five Rivers about a 4.5 - Enjoy the experience!

Our hot lattes tasted scorched/flat from being frothed for too long. I don't blame the barista…read morethough, as they are just young kids who weren't trained properly. Management needs to do a better job at this. Our friend and I both did not enjoy our hot lattes. The cold versions were ok. For those who collector stickers, it's $3.50 for one. About the same price as an espresso shot. Not worth it for me. Service was friendly from the female cashier. Interior is small but with plenty of seating. The location is right across the street from Tillamook creamery, but there are no crosswalks to get there. Crossing the street is a bit sketch. For a coffee roaster, I expected better quality.

Great spot to grab a bite. I went here for lunch. It can take some time to get your food, but it…read moreis made from scratch. It is a small menu for breakfast/lunch items. Pro tip - try a piece of zucchini bread. I got the Hygge Bowl. Very flavorful containing a beef/pork mixture with vegetables, half an egg, pepitas. Really good, flavorful, and well worth the wait. Its definitely worth a side trip if you are travelling down 101 and are looking for something to eat. Check their hours and days though, they are not open every day of the week.

The cafe is small, but inviting. The food was amazing and the service was friendly! A must stop…read morewhen in Tillamook!

Went for a hot chocolate with a shot of espresso and grateful for the breakfast burrito so early in…read morethe morning. Thanks.

Why no prices on the menu? Why no greeting or smile when we pulled up?…read more The coffee we had was decent but what we were charged was not. I was very early in the morning when we stopped for coffee and a pastry. We ordered our two hot drinks and scones and after they were handed to us we were told $30. I paid but thought to myself what?? How? But it was early and I was in vacation mode, so my bad. We did not return because of this. Other reviews mention a convenience factor and it is along a busy highway in a small town but if you just keep traveling another 10 minutes you will come across a Dutch Bros... And they have their prices posted and are super friendly. After talking it over with other people, we have collectively come to the conclusion this spot might have different prices for tourists. No confirmation, just my thoughts as a patron. Enjoy your coffee down the way at DB and skip this spot.

I asked for a cortado. I get it if you have never heard of it (but then, just say so please)…read more Instead I was asked multiple times "what size I wanted"? WTF! I explained (multiple times) that a cortado is two shots of coffee and the same amount of frothed milk. WTH, just google it! It's not only for social media, you know?! They hand me a large cup full of milk and (I think) two shots of coffee in it. The damn thing tasted like drinking milk! I dumped the whole thing in a trash can down the road. The (funny) thought of driving by the cart and tossing it at the side while yelling "Here's your hot milk, {expletive goes here}...!!!" Crossed my mind. . (I would never be able to do that)

Service: Friendly and let us take the time to decide. This added a star to the review…read more Price: really straightforward pricing and not bad even remotely. Food: My husband said chorizo burrito was underwhelming. The coffee was decent. There is nothing to write home about, but I'd drink it again.

If I could give more stars than 5 I would. This place is IT!…read more They have great food, great service, great seating, and great gifts. I eat here every time I roll through Manzanita and recommend it to everyone. Their coffees are great, their baked goods are fantastic, and arguably the best cinnamon roll I've ever had!

In response to the owner's reply - I rarely leave one-star reviews because I truly appreciate good…read morelocal businesses, but I want to clarify our experience. Your lot was full, so we briefly parked on the street and were asked to move. That's fine, but it added time. When we got in, we were told it was a 45-minute wait and that we could get pastries to go. We started eating inside near the counter, but the owner asked us to leave the dining area. We ended up standing in the parking lot to eat, and my husband had to give himself an insulin shot out there, which was honestly embarrassing. In your reply, you mentioned patio seating and coffee, but none of that was offered to us. I understand that others may have better visits, but this was our experience and I think it is fair to share it. We were really disappointed with our experience at Wanda's. Parking was difficult, and after parking once we were told to move. Inside a 45-minute wait, so we opted for grab and go. Unfortunately, all 3 pastries tasted stale. Then, when we tried to find a place to eat them, we were told we couldn't stay and ended up eating standing in parking lot. Between the parking hassle, long wait, stale food, and feeling unwelcome, it just wasn't the experience we'd hoped.

Super cute, clean, friendly. Fam and I stopped on our way…read moreout for the day for food and drink and all were great! I opted for my go to (oat latte with a touch of honey) and it was great. But I'm coming back tomorrow for the ginger turmeric latte

Opens at 0700 on weekends and it was warm and inviting when we entered. It's a cute spot. Small…read moreinside with a few spots to sit and some swag and coffee supplies for sale. It also has some Outdoor seating right out front and around the corner on the deck. The barista was friendly and direct to the point. I'm there for coffee and she delivered. I had a ginger and turmeric latte with espresso added. It was a perfect specimen. The soy milk was the right temperature, not too hot so it had a creamy texture. The flavor was also the dreamiest. Not overboard but also not subtle. It had the right kick to get my morning started. I grab some beans from the roaster they use. I'll see how that goes.