Siren’s Cove Cafe
1320 Oregon St,Ste A, Port Orford, OR, 97465
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Address :
1320 Oregon St,Ste A
Port Orford, OR, 97465 - Phone (541) 332-2970
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 3:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
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Wendy K.
Small town cafe that delivers on the yummy baked goods. My husband and I tried the coconut and raspberry muffin and lemon and raspberry muffin. The muffins were not too overly sweet and were moist. The coconut muffin was an amazing find with toasted coconut shavings on top and the lemon had an interesting sweet and salty taste to it. Overall, a great find in this small town. We got a latte and a mocha that was good. They have other options such as a breakfast sandwich, waffles, and biscuits and gravy. It was great to see smoothies and Italian sodas making it a well rounded dining option for me. One very important tip, CASH ONLY.
(4)Hallie S.
Great coffee, but the real treat was the kindest drive through barista who served our pups two slices of bacon on the house!
(5)Lindsay H.
Perfect quick stop. Good strong espresso. Amazing breakfast sandwiches (go with the croissant). Friendly service.
(5)Brittany H.
They had the door propped open which can be refreshing, however, it filled the place with flies which was pretty unpleasant. They have a fairly extensive menu but no descriptions of the pizza or muffins so you really have no clue what they are unless you ask about each item. Service was mediocre as we waited several minutes just to even be able to see someone to place our order.
(2)Evan K.
I stopped in there recently with a friend to discuss politics and ordered a small pepperoni pizza. It was very large for being the "small" size and had the right amount of cheese and sauce and pepperoni. It's a ridiculously good deal in an area that is a pizza desert. It's also very casual in here and a comfortable place to meet and greet others. The pizzas are worth a visit.
(4)Dianne H.
So happy that this place exists in our little town! The pizza is delicious-especially if you don't put too much stuff on top! Love that they also know my coffee!
(4)Delz S.
We were traveling to Florence, on Thanksgiving's eve and came across this shop amidst the heavy showers. They were very kind to make time for us despite their closed hours. Loved the friendly ambience and will definitely be back next time.
(4)Jessica G.
Stopped on our way from gold beach back to Portland. Employees were friendly and nice but the coffee was absolutely horrible. Watered down espresso, and watered down milk in our lattes and we waited about 10 minutes for two coffees. We ended up throwing them away. Absolutely find another place!
(1)I. J.
Fantastic place for a cup of coffee! The owner is a former Army soldier. Luv this place!
(5)Debbie B.
What a nice little cafe. After doing laundry in town on a rainy, raw day, I stopped in for some hot coffee and a sweet at Siren's Cafe. I ended up with lunch instead. Small menu, but everything sounded great. I had the cup of soup and 1/2 sandwich for $7.50. Wonton soup: This was definitely home made. Did not taste like Chinese wonton soup. It was really a chicken vegetable soup with wontons instead of noodles. Nice broth with fresh sliced carrots & celery. 2 or 3 homemade wontons in the broth. Very good and perfect for a rainy day. Old Standby sandwich: Excellent!!!!! Thin slices of deli turkey, piled on top of a crisp leaf of a dark lettuce, with onion & mayo. This was in between rosemary focaccia bread which was fabulous. The whole combo was absolutely heaven. I'll be back for that. My one negative is the coffee menu. I just wanted a small cup of coffee. No latte, no grande, etc. I don't understand all that uppity up stuff. I just want a good cup of coffee. Because of their wording (trying to be like Starbucks?), I didn't bother with coffee. There was also a display case with some baked sweets. Not a lot of items, so couldn't be purchasing for the office, or for a dinner party, but a nice array to choose from with your coffee. Snickerdoodles: (75 cents each or 3 for $2.00) I picked up 3. These may be the best snickerdoodles I have ever had. Slightly soft, with a great butter cookie flavor sprinkled with cinnamon on top. Yum! Staff was also very nice.
(5)Shahar N.
Beautiful mom and pop shop. Wonderful high quality homemade chocolates (which truly reminds me of childhood :)
(5)Linda C.
There was no Starbucks so this was a good alternative. We had a Cappuccino and Latte served in real ceramic cups. Both were very good. There was a section of muffins and cookies. Soup and sandwiches were also available. Nice, welcoming small cafe.
(3)Drew P.
Great coffee and delicious baked goods. Sandwiches are supposed to be good too. Apparently under new ownership. Really nice guy and he is super enthusiastic about his coffee.
(5)N C.
Good latte and cappuccino in real blue mugs. Bathroom clean but no paper towels. Friendly place.
(4)Anastasia B.
Really friendly place. Stopped for some coffee and breakfast while backpacking up thecoast with a friend, both were delicious, and service was great!
(5)Joe C.
We stopped by while on bike tour. We got the vanilla ice cream which was good and a latte. The atmosphere seemed cool for the locals, we got ignored for the most part. But an alright place to hang out for - good vibes.
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