I discovered this wonderful natural foods emporium on my way back to Portland from the coast. I…read morefound their selection hugely varied and interesting - everything from bulk sweets and spices to handy kitchen tools, to organic vegetables and even plant starts. Each staff person was super friendly and helpful. This was my first time in the store and I left with a box of goodies. I wish I lived closer. Seems family run. A great spot.

This place is exactly what a beach town, natural foods market should look like. What a great vibe…read more You can find almost anything here. And I've never ground my own cashew butter before. You need to bring the kids for that one. Very friendly staff. I highly recommend.

Vendors are very friendly. Great selection of products and food. Live music. Coffee. And SNAP is…read moreaccepted and doubled.

The Newport Farmers Market is sweet. The flowers are GORGEOUS and reasonable. Docking a star…read morebecause there isn't much grab and go food. We missed seeing our favorite Volta Deli there. Her scones and baked goods are the BEST.

We saw this business on our way to Yachats and noted it to stop on the way back our hotel in…read moreNewport. We were so glad we stopped. Service is so friendly - they both didn't stop smiling the whole time we were there. The choices were outstanding! Chocolate, cookies, lemon bars and brownies. We bought orange and raspberry sticks, chocolate Carmel brownie, peanut butter fudge and some of the best divinity fudge w've ever had! It's a cute little building and store with places to eat and have coffee inside. Well worth the 10-15 minute drive from Newport. Much better to us than the candy shops at the bay front or near the aquarium. Will definitely be back.

**Flavor:** Midnight Chocolate Truffle unicornbow…read more **Rating:** 4.5/5 stars The moment I scooped this Midnight Chocolate Truffle into my bowl, I knew I was in for something extraordinary. The color is impossibly dark - a rich, velvety brown that seems to absorb light rather than reflect it. The texture is perfection itself - smooth yet substantial, with none of the icy crystallization that plagues lesser chocolate ice creams. The first spoonful delivers an immediate cocoa explosion that's both intense and nuanced. This isn't your childhood chocolate ice cream. The flavor profile evolves dramatically as it melts on your tongue - starting with a bold, slightly bitter dark chocolate note, then mellowing into something creamier with hints of espresso and vanilla. The finish reveals subtle notes of cherry and almond that linger pleasantly. What truly sets this ice cream apart are the truffle pieces scattered throughout - not too many, not too few. These decadent morsels provide textural contrast and concentrated bursts of chocolate flavor that elevate the experience from merely delicious to transcendent. My only complaint? At $9.99 per pint, it's definitely a splurge. But for special occasions or when you need to reset your chocolate standards, this is absolutely worth the investment. Would I buy it again? Already have. Twice. Have you tried any exceptional chocolate ice creams lately? I'm always looking for recommendations to expand my frozen dessert horizons.

$40.00 for a 24 pack of Modelo! Whooowee! Loved their…read moreclearance section by the frozen food department. Found my favorite peach rings gummies for $0.47! Score! I got Wisconsin cheese curds. I can't wait to try them. If you need something in pinch and don't wanna go to Lincoln City or Newport to get it. Chester's your guy.

Medium sized local market for grocery and pantry needs. They also have a deli and some fresh made…read morebasic bread on a shelf. The produce variety is actually quite good and fresh. People were friendly there. Conveniently located off a highway, easy to get in and out. Plus, the bathroom is well maintained and clean.

Such a fun experience to pick blueberries. It has been an annual stop for me for the few years…read more Very lovely people who run the farm

Great prices and even better blueberries! When we went to the coast for our vacation we knew that…read moregoing to a U-Pick farm was a must. Luckily we found these guys and had an absolute blast. The location is quiet and offers a wonderful view while you pick, the owners were also very friendly and lovely to talk to. We hope to visit again next summer!

Zach is so knowledgeable about wine. He has taught us a lot. His shop has great variety and many…read moredifferent price points. We are lucky to have him in the hood.

This is a very nice wine shop that is across the street from the For Artsake Gallery. I was…read morelooking for wine and left with a half case (with a nice quantity discount) of mostly Oregon/Washington whites and a few bottle of Rose. The shop had a wide and nicely displayed selection of whites and reds along various price points. None of my selections were over $10 and the folks back home certainly enjoyed them. The person behind the counter was very friendly and answered my questions well. The big bonus was a couple locally made chocolate toffee bars that almost caused a family riot when they were all gone. Maybe I should have made that extra trip from Depoe Bay.......

The Sea Gulp has been a family favorite of ours for years. The build your own sandwiches are…read morealways in the list when visiting the family in Lincoln City. Don't forget to browse through to gift shop while you wait for your order. Highly recommend!

Yummy turkey sandwich with plenty of flavor added with mayo olives pepper lettuce and more.read more

The Akha Farm is an interesting place. You can read more about their politics and mission at their…read morewebsite; however, suffice it to say that they're raising organic crops using ancient southeast Asian permaculture methods in the tiny hamlet of Falls City, Oregon. You can get most crops at the different farmer's markets where they sell. These include the Farmer's Market in Independence on Saturdays from 9-2 and the Farmer's Market in Independence on Thursdays from 12-6. You can also buy directly at the farm in Falls City at 137 Sheldon Avenue. The Akha seem to be particularly good at growing mushrooms as well as other heritage variety veggies. Give these folks a try and help these interesting people sustain themselves and their way of life.