About This Spot
Astoria Coffee House & Bistro invites you into a quietly welcoming space where the rhythm of the day slows just enough to savor simple pleasures. Nestled on 11th Street in Astoria, this spot feels less like a hurried stop and more like a small, thoughtful moment amidst the coastal town’s hum. Soft chatter drifts through the air alongside the inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the faint warmth of toasted bread, giving the room an easygoing, unpretentious charm.
The atmosphere strikes a balance between cozy and casual, with open garage doors bringing in the gentle Oregon breeze and natural light. Seating is plentiful without being sprawling, perfect for gatherings that range from solo coffee contemplations to lively conversations with friends gathered over shared plates. Though the pace tends toward self-service, there’s an attentive touch behind the scenes that appreciates the nuances of dietary needs and personal tastes, making it a considerate choice for those mindful of allergies or menu preferences.
Here, the menu reads like a collection of moments—a warm bowl of soup paired with rustic sourdough, the unexpected comfort found in a meatloaf sandwich or the vibrant freshness of a poke bowl whispering of oceans nearby. Drinks don’t take a backseat either, offering invitations to linger with inventive cocktails that carry their own stories beyond the basics. Pastries, too, weave subtle sweetness into the day, perfect companions to a thoughtful cup of coffee.
Astoria Coffee House & Bistro maintains an easy friendliness that resonates with locals and visitors alike. It’s the kind of place where time feels a little softer, where plates are shared, and where the quiet details—the crackle of bread, the clink of glasses, the occasional burst of laughter—become the heart of the experience. Whether you’re stopping by to warm up on a chilly afternoon or settling in for a relaxed meal, this bistro quietly celebrates those moments that make everyday gatherings feel quietly special.
What's Available
Outdoor seating Onsite services Takeout Dine-in Delivery Fast service Great beer selection Great cocktails Great coffee Great dessert Great tea selection Great wine list Serves local specialty Breakfast Lunch Dinner Solo dining Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible parking lot Wheelchair accessible restroom Wheelchair accessible seating Alcohol Beer Cocktails Coffee Comfort food Happy hour drinks Happy hour food Hard liquor Healthy options Late-night food Quick bite Small plates Vegan options Vegetarian options Wine Brunch Catering Counter service Dessert Seating Table service Bar onsite Restroom Wi-Fi Casual Cozy Quiet Trendy College students Tourists Accepts reservations Credit cards Debit cards NFC mobile payments Free street parking Parking Dogs allowed inside Dogs allowed outside
Guest Reviews
Stopped in for a quick bite on a cold winters day and this place did not disappoint! We weren’t super starving so we decided to split the butternut squash soup, which was absolutely the right call. It was hot, hearty, and plenty for two people to share - they even gave us extra sourdough bread. The cafe is super cute and linked to a cocktail bar with extra seating on the left and a local retail store on the right with even more seating and super cute local/handmade souvenirs. Overall this place was great and I definitely recommend. Thanks, Astoria Coffee House & Bistro!
We had a delicious and delightful dinner. Erin was our server. Our cocktails were tasty and the food was truly delicious!! Menu is eclectic. Highly recommend the Gyoza and the chicken sandwich!! Grab some pastries on your way out the door!! We had them at midnight and WOW!! Best carrot cake ever!! So moist and flavorful!!
We really enjoyed the vibes here. Everyone in our family was happy with the food that they ordered and there was plenty of seating on a late weekday lunch. In my opinion, it was a bit pricey for a place where things are self-service/bus your own table. We spent $56 for a family of 4. No drinks ordered, just self-service water, and we ordered a chicken sandwich, bowl of soup of the day, BLT, and one order of macaroni and cheese. The food was seriously delicious though! Everyone really enjoyed their meals. Worth noting is that the portions were far larger than we expected.
Ordered a bbq pork burger that was actually really good but for $18 should probably come with a side. Not a huge fan of places that have order at the counter and bus your own tables but expect a 25% tip automatically. It was pretty chilly inside too but overall a good experience, just slightly overpriced for having no sides or service. Great place for people with allergies!
Breakfast is hard to find when you are gluten and dairy free, but this place made substitutions where necessary and had gluten free bagels for their sandwich options. Overall rather simple food but I was glad to have an option. We loved the seating by the open garage door.
This pastry... AMMMAAAZZINGG... 10/10 Coffee was ok & French toast was perfect. But, the bowl, the bowl was SO under seasoned. Well cooked, but unsalted veggies is too disappointing to not deduct a star. The attached shop was a fun little spot with some cool art and vintage pieces. Not all of it local, but all worth checking out.
This place is FANTASTIC! I ordered the yogurt parfait with fruit and granola and my boyfriend ordered biscuits and gravy. Big portions for about $22 total with tip! The shop right next to it has tables and you can eat there. Environment is so great and cozy, got our food in less than 10 minutes, super cheap, and super yummy. Absolutely recommend if you're looking for a good weekend breakfast!
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