11 Best Bakeries near Cannon Beach

“Delicious every single time!!“

“Amazing mini pies- had razzle berry sample & dark chocolate lavender. Both were amazing and highly recommend. Bring cash or cash app most pies $10 and definitely worth it! Also had some gluten free options. #cannonbeach #supportlocal“

“Our cake was perfect and delicious! We wanted a simple, minimalistic carrot cake and they nailed it. (Topper is from Etsy)“

“Turned out to be. One of the better dinners we had in our visit to Cannon Beach.
A little north or where we stayed, it was a worthwhile ride drive north. Great food. Awesome setting and really friendly owner and staff. Had the duck… it was excellent.“

“I live in the neighborhood and come in at least four times a week. Locally owned, small business. Lots of cupcakes, cookies, cinnamon rolls, cakes, bread loaves, muffins, brownies, bread pudding and even gluten free, vegan and dairy-free options. Fresh fruit available and they serve fresh coffee from Seaside Coffee Roasters. If you can’t find them, ring the bell as they’re in the back baking.“

“good coffee. safe space. cool atmosphere. comfortable.“

“The Best, Boba Shop in Seaside, Oregon!! We're from Northern California, Way More Variety!! if ever in Seaside,Oregon I highly recommend this Place!“

“Best coffee in Seaside. The owner is kind, personable, and hard working. Not only does the coffee taste better than others on the area, the pricing is significantly better as well. I didn’t have any food items, but they have a wide selection of other food items and prepackaged items as well.“

“The aptly named town of Seaside in the northwest corner of Oregon is home to Dundee’s Donuts, a hole in the wall kind of place, where they churn out (aka mix, chill, rest, roll, score, fry, cool and glaze) some of the best buttermilk bars that I have ever encountered on the continent. Along with the ubiquitous apple fritter, the buttermilk bar is the absolute ideal iteration of fried dough (in my humble and glucose-infused opinion). Born in the family run donut shops of Los Angeles during the turbulent’60s, these crunchy critters spread across America faster than the hula hoop craze (although penetration across the 49th has sadly remained spotty). Tim Hortons once offered some BB wannabes. Remember their beloved honey stick and walnut crunch? Both gone now—replaced by the Cardboard Dipped, Chocolate Ain’t-there and Old Fashioned Deglazed that come in sizes “Small” and “Smaller”. Don’t get me started. Can’t rant no more. Time for a chin wipe and getting back to Dundee’s beautiful buttermilk bar. This rock solid specimen works best with coffee, is long and straight (with a central bulge), hardened and craggy on the outside yet fluffy and moist on the inside, subtly tangy yet super sweet to the core, and most importantly, doesn’t have a hole. Ironically, I could be described exactly the same way…except for the “doesn’t have a hole” part. I’m definitely holier than that. Amen.“

“The food was so. friggin. good. Partner had biscuits and gravy with a side of potatoes and eggs, I had a breakfast sandwich. They have vegetarian/vegan options which was great. It was cooked with joy, hand to higher power. Best food we have had in a long time-reasonably priced too. Service was so great. We will be back again next year!“

“Was a great place to walk to every morning to grab some coffee before enjoying a day at the beach. My family was here back in June. Miss this place and the coast!“