Seashore Bagel Deli & Espresso — Restaurant in Cannon Beach

This place has a lengthy Google map history of horrible service and terrible food that goes back for years.

I honestly think that their success is due to the hundreds of thousands of uninformed, first time, unprepared visitors (like me) that pour into town, very often just to see Cannon Beach's Haystack Rock attraction.

The Seashore Bagel Deli and Espresso lives up to its bad reputation with avengeance. My coffee was tinted water and it still cost me nearly $5 to find that out when I took my first sip while standing in front of Haystack.

For people with plenty of leisure time and disposable incomes, this will be a cute story about the crappy looking little shop with horrible coffee, pathetic food and the crafty shop keeper who pretended to be incompetent as she raked in buckets of cash, hourly.

For people like me who started 2017 making $10+ per hour at my part time job, setting aside 75¢ to $1 each day all year, for a 24 hr "bucket list" visit to Cannon Beach before my cancer finally takes that option away from me, it was sad to spend an hour's pre-taxed pay on such a disappointing experience. Thank goodness Haystack at low tide was so wonderful.

I doubt I'll ever make it back again. My advice to every traveler who WANTS to enjoy Cannon Beach and NEEDS to do it within a budget, bring a thermos and your own food. You'll easily save $25 to$50 per person, per visit on snacks and a single meal.

My last bit of advice for those of us who want to support the local businesses and still get at least what they pay for, avoid the "Nightmare on S. Hemlock Street".

That's Seashore Bagel Deli and Espresso at 1188 S. Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach. It could definitely add poison to an otherwise fantastic day...

My husband and I ordered two bagel sandwiches took forever got in our Jeep and started too drive away I took my sandwich out it was a wheat bread sandwich we ordered bagels...I took a bite and a long hair was in it....the lettuce smelled like vinegar...the ordered came too 26 dollars with no receipt?we took my sandwich back she then gave me two bagel with cream cheese we drove off again and I tried too bite the bagel and hurt my tooth it was so hard went back again clicked the bagels on the glass counter as she watch it was hard like a rock...she tried too pawn off more bagels I declined...she just stood there...I said I want my money back she would only refund half 12.95 I told her I was turning her into the health department....and left my husband ate most of his sandwich he got food poisoning for two days he was vomiting and diarrhea...I did call the health department hopefully she gets closed down she also lied about the owner she is the owner....don't eat here plz...not worth you health she is going too kill someone with the ways she handles money and prepares food she also soaks the food in Vinegar too get rid of...

Stopped in hoping for a quick cheap snack...a bagel can't be too much right? Wrong. Me and my friends ordered a pizza bagel (marinara and mozzarella) for $11 and then a bagel with cream cheese and turkey plus a water for a whopping $17. That's $28 for two bagels and a water. Now to be fair, they did put a lot of turkey on my cream cheese + turkey bagel, which i was thankful for, the food wasn't bad it just wasn't worth $28. Also, just a warning, there is a new sales tax on delis in Canon Beach, so the price was even higher than normal. The woman at the cash register was unfriendly and typed all of the transactions in by hand, making each transaction very long and making the line go very slow. She also...didn't ask us what kind of bagel we wanted? Which seems like a very strange thing to not ask at a bagel shop. They didn't even default to plain, they just grabbed random bagels, so our pizza bagel was on a sesame bagel which was kind of strange. Further, the man behind the counter wasn't wearing gloves which made me a little nervous to eat my food.

Overall, the food wasn't bad, just grossly overpriced and served...