Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Seaside

"With a myriad of roasts and blends to suit a variety of tastes, Sleepy Monk Coffee Roasters is our go-to for a fresh cup of joe. That’s why they’re also one of our favorite coffee shops on the Oregon Coast!. All of their coffees are sourced internationally, certified organic, and roasted in small batches."

"Only thing that I did not like; Pack of people with no social distancing, no mask wearing. Me and my husband were the only people wh..."

"A unique space, in a comfortable, relaxing and familiar environment while enjoying espresso. Address : 139 W 2nd St, Cannon Beach, OR 97110, United States"

"Designed with a beautiful partisan style decor, Cannon Beach Cafe delivers a stunning restaurant atmosphere parents and children can appreciate. Your little one can enjoy baked mac n’ cheese or grilled steak from the elegant menu, while parents can dine on pastries for breakfast or wild salmon for dinner. Cannon Beach Cafe pairs a relaxed dining environment with upscale menu options to entice visitors and keep them coming back."

"My husband and I split the grilled club wrap as we weren’t wanting a full meal. Well the wrap was big enough we both felt like we had a great size lunch ..."

"A coffee shop, bakery, and cafe with hippie vibes, Blue Scorcher provides some of the city’s top baked goods, including rustic breads, pies, and occasionally pizzas. While there is a full breakfast and lunch menu, including sandwiches served on bread baked in house, the bakery’s claim to fame is its pastries — lines form at the door early for Danishes, fruit scones, muffins, cinnamon rolls and, especially, the sticky-sweet cardamom-almond rolls, which generally come in large and small sizes. Besides grab-and-go pastries and coffee, Blue Scorcher provides a popular spot for families to hang out over snacks or for people to work on laptops with a scone and coffee."

"Blue Scorcher Bakery and Cafe is located in the heart of Astoria. It’s a perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, or for some pastries and coffee. It’s a bakery and cafe which specializes in artisan breads, pastries and homemade seasonal meals."

"Great food and service and most of all great vegan options ??!. The staff was very friendly, they were having an issue with their computer so they ended up... (503) 338-7473Order online"

"For those looking for a daytime date, consider stopping into Street 14 Café, where breakfast and lunch are served. Serving cocktails like the Dandy Lion, the Kumquat Drop, the Nordic Mary, and the Elderflower Spritz can get you feeling romantic quickly. Then, jump into a nice breakfast (it’s never too early for a cocktail, right?) of greens & eggs (a salad with pickled peppers and grilled bread), a breakfast sandwich, or a quiche."

"The cafe is in an old historic building right next door to the Commodore Hotel. They serve Stumptown Coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, lunch and yummy pastries. It’s a perfect spot for some writing, reading, eating and people watching."

"Over a year ago, Josh Bokish of Seaside’s Osprey Cafe expanded to Cannon Beach under the name Surfbird, giving visitors a simple-but-contemporary option for breakfast and lunch. From fancy avocado toast to a crispy chicken club sandwich, Surfbird’s airy interior offsets its playful menu. This Avocado Toast had every topping I’ve avo wanted."

"Columbia River Coffee Roasters have been roasting coffee since 1992. They source their beans through importers and through a number of direct trade relationships. Through these trade relationships they are able to connect with the people who own the farms and who grow the coffee."

"A museum that commemorates the men and women who helped build the town, it’s an incredible location for anyone looking to get a glimpse at the town’s unique history and culture. With many maritime exhibits and a famous wall of plaques that are dedicated to specific men and women who contributed to the town, it’s a great place to take the whole family. Certainly, it’s one of the best locations to truly get a feel of the distinct regional culture of the area."

"This 1.5-mile out and back trail is said to be an easy hike for all skill levels. It features views of beautiful wildflowers, numerous activity options, and ends at the Astoria Column (#1). Not only is it free to use, but it is also kid-friendly and dog-friendly."

"The 45ft slide that goes down the grassy hill of 8th street was opened to the public in June 2018. If you have children with you or you just want to go down a slide, check out this park’s main attraction!"

"Many of Astoria’s attractions have history behind them, including Fort Astoria. In this case, it was the first permanent settlement in America on the west coast, and it formed one of the country’s first melting pots with Brits, Scots, Hawaiians, French Canadians and Native Americans all coming together in the fort to survive the cold. Today, visitors can tour the log cabins with their spiked wooden gates and colonial-era flags fluttering in the breeze."

"Originally constructed in 1811, Fort Astoria was operated by different fur trading companies throughout its early history. The British took control of the fort for a brief period, renaming it to Fort George and creating a moniker that has stuck over time. The downtown fort you see today is a reconstruction of the original, and the small park surrounding the recreation is a great spot for a fun photo opportunity."

"Photo Courtesy of Crowerks via Driftwood Restaurant and Lounge. Located in the heart of this charming coastal town, Driftwood Restaurant and Lounge is perhaps best known for their spacious and sun-drenched outdoor patio overlooking the action on Main Street. This is the perfect place to soak up the sun or huddle by the fire pit with a glass of red wine on a cooler day."

"I must say that this is the type of place where they treat you like a local whether you are or not. I enjoyed the people here. Food was nice and deliciou..."