Astoria Coffee Company - Astoria, Oregon

Davin

We loved this cozy coffee shop. The location across from the water makes for amazing views. Then you enter and find so many cute and cozy little things all over. My wife especially loved their merchandise. Then you get the pleasant service from the staff to top things off perfectly. My one minus was that my coffee was good, not great. But rake that with a grain of salt I'm not really a coffee expert lol Otherwise we highly recommend visiting if your into town checking out the sites.

Doanyelle C.

Amazing coffee! We stopped here for a coffee on the way out of down. We ordered an expresso and a Mexican mocha. $13While we were waiting, we realized it was the convenience store from the Goonies. How fun is that? The baristas were super friendly. This is also a gift shop. Street parking. No public restrooms.

Justin F.

Great venue with fun knickknacks for sale as well as really nice in house roasted coffee. You know why you’re here. It was also a building part of the movie. The owners are very cool and shared with us a lot of cool history of the building and area. Wow is their coffee good. The basic cappuccino was awesome, and the Mexican latte was killer. Nice and spicy. Great for a cool day. What a great combo in that drink.

David B.

We stopped by before walking up to the Goonies house and we're glad we did. This coffee is a treat! Some of the best I've had on our vacation throughout the PNW this week. The owners are super pleasant and overly welcoming to all. Come in, grab a cup of their deliciousness, and be sure to order you some to be delivered to your house if you're visiting from out of town. You'll thank me later when you get home and it's waiting on your doorstep.

Timmy T.

Absolutely beautiful house, wish I could have gone inside. But I'm okay just being next to it. I'm glad they are keeping it looking like it did in the movie. Home owner is very nice.

Larry P.

Great place for a final stop in Astoria. Got some coffee beans, tourist trinkets, coffee beverages for the road, and had a great chat with the lovely folk who run the space. They have a coffee bean vending machine outside so if you get there outside of regular business hours, then you can still get your coffee beans.

Andrew E.

Nice little coffee/tea/grocery in a fun, old building. Owner takes care of customers and everything else. When I went in lots of locals were buying beans which are roasted on site.

I had a spiced mocha that was really good (and surprisingly cheap). I would suggest they raise their prices because the same size (not even as good) at pretty much everywhere else I've been in the NW is at least $6.

Also had their coffee at a place in downtown and it was very nice. Smooth, rich flavor.

Lots of teas and a small deli case with gourmet groceries. I'm guessing the Safeway opening across the street wasn't very helpful for them.

Small trivia: the main house in the Goonies is about 200'away up the hill (they actually have a Goonies blend of coffee) and the building was in a deleted scene in the movie. Sadly Goonies fans have really irritated the owners and neighbors by the house as there are several "no Goonies" signs nearby. Respect their privacy and enjoy the view (and your coffee) across the street by the ocean.

Knicole C.

Visiting from Baltimore, Maryland. We drove from Lincoln City to Astoria to visit, you guessed it, the Goonies house. Along our travels we found this treasure. Nick aloud me too totally geek out and be part of movie history. He was so nice and accommodating. Oh yeah, and the coffee was really good.