Cannon Beach Bakery

We treat ourselves every once in a while after a walk on the beach. They have a good variety of pastries and breads. A little pricey and coffee is lacking in flavor.
It's a treat so I'd still come back for the pasties but not for the coffee/latte

Cute little bakery shop right by the beach . They have an assortment of goodies in both savory and sweet options which includes breads , cakes , baked goodies , sandwiches etc and a variety of options for lunch or breakfast. I wouldn't say everything tastes perfect because there have been times I did find the baked goods a little stale but I don`t think that's a norm here. The service is extremely slow . There is some seating outside the bakery , not really sure if they do indoor seating

Seriously expensive, $14.95 for a sandwich that was a bit of a shock! Nothing special either, dry crusts fed to the birds outside. Large pastry at $4.95 bit better value.

Best maple bars I have ever found in the USA! I love bakeries and this one is the best of the best. Make sure also to check out their coffee as it is just as good as the baked goods they serve.

You gotta try the Cascadia cookie! We got one for us each and had to come back for more :)

Great location in the center of Cannon Beach for a bakery and coffee shop. The marionberry scone and maple bar we got were quite tasty. The coffee was meh, and next time we'd probably grab a cup from one of the many other coffee shops nearby. The staff was also grumpy and fairly unfriendly which was a bummer. I guess if you're dealing with a lot of people throughout the day you could get impatient, but it wasn't super busy at the time and there weren't any aggressive customers, so maybe they were just having an off day. Overall an OK experience, but may try something different next time.

Lots of goodies. Good location in the middle of everything. Pretty busy.

Not just the best bakery in Cannon Beach but among the best I have had!

The almond poppyseed is so moist and the glaze is perfect! The buttermilks, fritters, maple bars, you name it, it is incredible!

This is always a must on day one of our camping as well as the last day to take some goodies home!

My friend and I bought the pesto roll and veggie roll and some drinks, and the savory pastries were very very good. Friendly place, mostly sweet options and kinda busy but not bad on a Wednesday!

Pretty good baked goods. Kinda spendy (about twice the price of a normal pastry shop) but that's to be expected in a tourist town like this. Donuts are $2.50-$3.50 each. The atmosphere is nice, but they are a bit picky about how many people are in the small shop. We had 10 in our group (all family) and they wouldn't let three of our group in until more left. (We were the only guests inside at the time.) I'd normally rank them lower for that, but they don't seem to require masks, however, which is a welcome relief from the heavy-handed masking of the town in general.