Whether you need a cup of joe to wake you up in the morning, or you’re looking for an afternoon pick-me-up, a neighborhood coffee shop is the place to be. At Bandon Coffee Cafe on the Oregon coast, you can snuggle in with a book or newspaper while you sip your coffee and snack on freshly-baked goodies.
You’ll find this adorable coffee shop in the little town of Bandon, just south of Coos Bay.
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From the moment you step in the door, the aromas of freshly-brewed coffee and delicious baked pastries will surround you.
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Order an espresso, latte, cappuccino, or brewed coffee from the friendly barista…
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…and then peruse the pastry case to choose a tasty snack.
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While most coffee shops offer baked goods, none can compete with Bandon Coffee Cafe, where everything is baked from scratch right here. The brownies are delicious, the muffins are marvelous, and the cake, pies, and donuts are all simply divine.
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Settle in with a homemade cinnamon roll and some coffee, and get cozy for awhile.
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If you’re in the mood for something a little more substantial, order a piping hot bowl of homemade soup…
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…or ask them to make you one of their fresh deli sandwiches. They’re all made to order with fresh vegetables and top-quality meats.
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Before you leave, make sure to pay a visit to Henry the Fish, who lives right next door.
Derek Ames/Google Henry is a 15-foot-long fish made from debris collected from the beaches at and near Bandon. He was a project of Washed Ashore, a non-profit that brings awareness of the problems of ocean pollution caused by discarded plastic.
Visit Bandon Coffee Cafe seven days a week, from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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See the full menu of coffee and snacks on the Bandon Coffee Cafe website. You’ll also want to follow the cafe’s Facebook page to see what’s fresh from the oven today!
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Henry is a 15-foot-long fish made from debris collected from the beaches at and near Bandon. He was a project of Washed Ashore, a non-profit that brings awareness of the problems of ocean pollution caused by discarded plastic.
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While you’re in Bandon, you might also want to check out the cool environmental art there, and grab some lunch or dinner at this quaint little crab shack.
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Address: 365 2nd St SE, Bandon, OR 97411, USA
