COAST Big Sur

Parking is difficult here. There are spaces in front of the cafe and on the street, but not much to work with. Be careful because cars come fast around the corner, so be safe. Honestly, yes, it's a beautiful area, view, and gallery, but food menu options for the price point, in my opinion, are not worth it and are very limited in options. I would say stop here for a coffee/beverage and a light snack/meal if you aren't hungry. But, if you are hungry, grab a filling meal elsewhere. If you are unable to find parking, it's not worth the stress to wait around. If it's busy, the line to order can also be long. If you do stick around, walk around to see art all over the grounds. Grab a coffee. Seating outside had a beautiful view. Seating is open seating and first come, first served. There is seating inside, outside, and in their courtyard area.

Foods and service were great. I got pour over coffee, cheese melt and vanilla ice cream, all the things I got were delicious. For the side note, I visited COAST last March (it was raining!)- since the cafe was located nearby cliff/sea..it was pretty chill 😂. I recommend to visit the cafe during summer (or early fall).

During our day trip to Big Sur, we decided to visit this place we had seen on Instagram. Although we don't typically rely on social media recommendations, we thought it was worth a shot. The decorations and views were stunning, creating a lovely atmosphere. We had Sourdough Pizza and drinks. Admittedly, the food was a bit on the expensive side, but the overall experience made it worthwhile. I'd love to come back, and I can already picture bringing more friends along to enjoy the good vibes and great mood of the place. Loved it!

Great for a quick lunch in Big Sur. Hot coffee and ice cream are better than meals. There is an expansive pacific sea view, and the small valley visible through the round window inside is pretty.

Route 1 is one of the prettiest scenic roads I have been on before and we just stopped by this place at random, but it turned out to be quite good. It has an art gallery and gift shop inside, although everything there was too expensive for my budget. The Cafe had a very small selection of food, but the quality was superb. They have outside seating with views of the pacific ocean, as well as seating in and around the building. Very artistic and rustic vibes every where in the decor, you will find air plant walls, a small waterfall, wooden sculpted furniture, and much more for a cozy spot if you are travelling along Route 1.

Beautiful cafe with ample seating indoors and outside. Lots of choices for drinks including alcoholic beverages but food menu is rather limited. If you like seeds and grains and vegan stuff then this might appeal to you. We tried also their chocolate vanilla ice cream but it was just vanilla with chocolate crumbles. No public wifi, not sure about Verizon but no AT&T or T-mobile reception here. Staff are great. Parking space for a few cars. Please read the sign and don’t try to enter what it says “exit only”.

This may be the best coffee-with-a-view experience I’ve had. Their menu is somewhat limited, and they don’t offer substitutions or changes to orders, but the coffee is really good. It has a sculpture gallery downstairs that is beautiful, and the layout is asymmetrical yet comfortable. The top terrace has an incredible view of a bend in Highway 1 and the ocean beyond. If you’re looking to get some caffeine while you explore the trails and sights in Big Sur, then you need to stop here.

Such a wonderful spot in the middle of Big Sur. The employees were so kind, and the food is fresh and delicious. I got the iced lavender vanilla coffee, fresh sourdough, and butternut squash butter. The upstairs patio looking out onto the ocean is wonderful and has plenty of seating. Cute interior seating and shop too! Will definitely come again next time I’m in Big Sur!

FLAVOR (4/5): Everything definitely tastes *healthy* here. Their avocado toast is on a nutty bread with a unique texture. The carrot and squash spread was a real surprise and treat! I had the pulled pork sandwich and it tasted like pizza on bread form, not bad, but not the best either. INSTAGRAM WORTHY (5/5): Let's be honest you came here for the views, everyone sat outside on the nice lunch! The architecture of the building is so so cute with the round windows facing the ocean, staircase, and beautiful open deck. SERVICE (3/5): You order downstairs at the cafe and pickup when the buzzer is ready. Even then it felt a bit slower pace. To ask for a box for takeout which is pretty simple the cashier kept walking back and forth before attending to my request. TAKEAWAYS: A place you'd probably only come once when you're in Big Sur! Love that it's dog friendly but you're really coming for pictures and not so much food.

This is one the most scenic cafe I have ever been to! Pretty much all of the stars are for the views! Parking is limited Food is not so great and really overpriced. Had the avocado sandwich and the chicken salad sandwich. Both were open face sandwiches. The chicken salad sandwich had no taste. The avocado sandwich had pumpkin sauce with it and tasted better. We had the chocolate sundae which was better than the food. Best to stick to desserts and drinks here and enjoy the view instead!

This spot is honestly one of the best cafes I've been to considering food and ambiance. The view is just unbeatable, even saw a few whales! They sell wine by the bottle so you can just order a bottle and drink and enjoy the views. The price point is not bad either, $28 for the bottle I got. The food is a little on the pricier side, ~$23 per dish (and the dishes were not like full entrees). However, the food actually tasted really good and fresh, which made us feel better about the price point of the food. Overall, very worth the visit in my opinion! Definitely check it out if you come to Big Sur!

Enjoy the great view of the Big Sur with the reasonably priced menu. I went there with the family and enjoyed the clear skies of Big Sur with fantastic food on a terrace. Food, drinks, and dessert turned out to be great. I would love to revisit the place to see the galley. One note - make sure to bring a bug repellent with you!

This place is beautiful with a great view. It's worth a stop just to look around. The architecture is very unique. There's a patio with an amazing view of the ocean. The food is also good. I'm not a fan of vegan food, but the recipes they have are nutritious, tasty, and visually appealing. We had the salad and the soup. The portions are good and filling. They also bake their own bread and have a selection of hummus, beer, and drinks.

This is definitely hidden gem! I came because I saw a post on Instagram. This place did not disappoint. I absolutely loved it. Came to the area to explore the area on a road trip. Big Sur Highway was shut down and this gem was at the end of the line! This café is two floors so beautiful! This destination has Wi-Fi, a small gift shop, a menu with delicious café options. The only disappointment I had was, my friend wanted to order a hot beverage, and they were unable to make her beverage. The staff was friendly. Our experience was great to try the pizza. It did not disappoint. It's absolutely delicious. You won't regret it!

The absolute coolest cafe I've ever been to. I can't say enough good things about this place. Drinks were great, food was great. The gift shop was pricey but the experience that I had sitting on the roof top and drinking a beer while listening to the ocean was amazing. Highly recommend!!

Just like most of the reviews state- you come here for the views and not the food. The building itself consists of beautiful architecture. Multiple things happening if here such as: a shop, gallery, cafe and rooftop seating. The menu is extremely limited and everything is priced high. The flatbread pizza is decent and the salads could used a bit more love. Lots of leaves and could benefit from some colorful veggies like carrots or bell peppers. Overall, great ambiance whilst sitting at the rooftop area. The shop has some cute finds as well. We had a good time but expect to pay a hefty price for the view while not getting the most flavorful food.

Pretty amazing location, great views, tasty food, amazing customer service and a beautiful art gallery - that is what defines Coast Big Sur. Driving down south on Highway 1, this would be on your left and the parking is right off the highway. We got in over there around 3:30 or so and found a spot right as we got in into the parking lot. The entrance is a bit of a walk from the parking lot as the glass door that shows up prominently in the parking lot is rather an exit. The entrance is a walkway that leads to the cafe, the upper deck and the art gallery. We got in line and ordered a coffee, dark chocolate ice-cream , a pack of crackers along with a few bread dips (namely paprika cheese, lentil & saag hummus and cured olives) and settled in to eat the ice-cream and enjoy it with the coffee. Enjoyed the coffee and ice-cream a lot and kept the crackers along with the dips for a later snack. All in all a great experience and definitely recommend stopping by and enjoying that Coast has to offer!!!

The food is decent (4/5 stars), not necessarily worth the price, but it makes sense that you will overpay a bit given the remoteness of the restaurant and the amazing view. The view definitely made the price worth it and while I can complain about the price of the food, a redeeming factor is that at least the portions were large. I think you could order a single item for 2 people and both be somewhat content or an item for each person and both be full. But again, you are paying for the experience of eating decent food with a great view. I would come back. About $40 for 2 entrees.

absolutely obsessed with this place! the outdoor seating was so gorgeous, there were a few cute stores and galleries, and the avocado toast was literally the best avocado toast I've ever had in my life! it's a must do if you're driving down the coast!

Unfortunately I was just reading about this hidden gem on Hey. 1 2 days ago and now... I just read they're CLOSING THEIR DOORS because the property has been sold. But chef Nick Balla has shared his yummy Tahini Goddess salad so hop over to the website or better yet...join Edible Monterey Newsletter for all the latest & greatest info on the whole coast. I used to collect their beautiful magazines and just drool over the food at any of the 100 restaurants they shared monthly. Not to be missed for any "true foodie" living on our fabulous bay!! Bon Appetite!

Love this little cafe on the coast! The coffee was food was pretty good! I love that there's a little patio upstairs to enjoy fresh air. This place is super unique and cute. I highly recommend a visit!

An amazing breathtaking oasis. It is hard to come by anything more beautiful than the landscape of the area but this Cafe and wine bar presents a beautiful and unique atmosphere that is above all else memorable. The staff are amazing and the food is amazing! Their specialty drinks will replenish and restore you while they also provide clean bathrooms and refillable water next to their price friendly gift shop.

Another Big Sur must! A cafe with a rooftop terrace, picnic-inspired treats, gallery, gift shop, and incredible ocean views all just off Highway 1. During my first 3 visits this cafe was closed and I began thinking it's just not meant to be so when I saw it open on my last visit I was ecstatic. Give yourself some additional time to explore as there's lots to see. The menu is organic and local. So far I've tried the Tahini Goddess Salad that's light & bright. The bread is cooked daily and perfect with some soft butter. They also offer a variety of mix & match snacks like dips, crackers, spreads and cookies. Grab your goodies and go find a spot on the terrace so you can take in all these breathtaking views.

Ambiance: 4/5 The views from this place are amazing. Do checkout their seating upstairs (which they will not proactively tell you about - not sure why) Service: 2/5 Their staff interaction was good, the menu they have super limited as compared to recent reviews on Yelp. The staff didn't really offer any explanation as to if there would be other options if we waited or that was it. The staff also did not tell us about the amazing indoor and outdoor seating upstairs which would have really made our experience 10 times better. Thanks to the older yelp reviews I knew there is a better dinning space and was directed to it after asking specifically. Food: 1/5 The food is expensive and I am ok with that but the food we ate wouldn't even justify half the cost. Everything was either super bland or so heavily spiced that it tired the palate after 2 bites. The oat sourdough bread was alright and nothing to write home about. I was really looking forward to having some sourdough pizza and a salad but they had only one pizza option with meat. Overall I think the view is worth a visit but I would stick to a coffee or something instead of getting anything to eat here at all!

I've been to COAST a few times now and my experiences have ranged from mediocre to downright bad. I understand that it's Big Sur and the problems they have with over-tourism but every time I've gone, I had the sense that all the staff were upset I was there and were going to take advantage of the fact that I had few alternatives. Recommended Alternative: Do yourself a favor and grab a meal to go at the Big Sur Bakery, 5 minutes north. Pull off on one of the many overlooks along highway 1 and enjoy a better meal with a better view for a fraction of the price! Service: Consistently bad. I get it, I've worked in the service industry and had to deal with obnoxious tourists and I know that takes a significant toll on a human psyche, but it's no reason to treat everyone badly. It could be that the 3 times I've been here the staff were just having a bad day, but it is a pattern for sure. Food/Drink: Sub standard and significantly overpriced. They do a healthy, whole foods approach to cooking making no compromises for the sake of taste. Some people really appreciate that so your mileage may vary here but be warned. Just a few years ago the prices were average for the area but as of fall 2023 they have increased by a lot. On our most recent trip, my wife got a bowl of soup for 26 dollars and I admittedly don't recall the price of my small pizza but it was certainly not worth it. Ambiance: Great at times, horrible at others. In previous years we've come here and nearly had the place to ourselves. Being free to wander through the gallery, shop and all the cool spots upstairs with amazing views of the Big Sur coastline. Other times, even during the off season it is completely over-run with oblivious people (think wall to wall barking dogs and screaming babies). I know it's this crowd, day after day that burns out the staff, so maybe it's on the management to address it.

This cafe is a must stop if you're driving down highway 1! My partner and I were driving and decided to pull in to see what it was. The building's made from redwood slabs, so it's visually striking. The interior though is even more amazing! The upstairs dining area was incredibly dreamy with natural light pouring in from the skylights and large round windows. The wooden tables, chairs, and bench seats just added to the clean, gorgeous interior. I digress.. The ordering area for the cafe is situated downstairs. We were headed to dinner, so we opted to just get soft serve as a treat before we went back on the road. I opted for the Dreamsicle, while my partner got the chocolate landslide. They were pricey at $9 each, but the portions were large and we definitely could've shared one. The toppings were also absolutely delicious. The crumble, slices of kumquat, and citrus custard on the soft serve were SO GOOD. This was a perfect citrus dessert. The chocolate landslide had a magic shell of chocolate and cookie crumbs that are perfect for a chocolate lover. In addition to the cafe, they have seating options all around, even outside with cushions so you don't have to sit on the wooden ledge. There's also a boutique with plenty of local artisan goods that you can peruse pre- or post-meal. Aside from the upstairs seating area that I gushed about previously, there's a terrace where you can get some fresh air and enjoy the view. Will be back when I need a pit stop and ice cream pick me up!

Instagram truly wore me down into visiting this place since it really blew up on reels with everyone visiting. To be fair the place is pretty good, has great ocean views, is beautifully architected and does everything it claims to be. This is a curated gallery plus cafe with very overpriced food from local vendors which may not feel like 'value for money' for a lot of us out there. But I would visit once or visit while taking friends and family out to Big Sur for the experience. We ordered the yellow curry and the warm spices were very welcome on a cold winter morning. We also got a honey drink which for $15 felt underwhelming. They also have a great selection of pre packed food, cheese, spreads and wine to make your own picnic board albeit expensive.

You gotta check out COAST for the vibes! Gorgeous deck seating while munching on fresh baked sourdough and sipping a latte - this cafe is such perfection. There's also a couple of gift shops to check out here, to kill some time. Their oat and honey chai and refreshers are super good here. I'm also a fan of their bread and soft serve. I'd come back here to unplug and chill any day.

For a delightful little snack, please stop here and try their ice cream! It also has a wonderful art gallery and array of delightful snacks. However, don't be surprised or sticker shocked by the price of the ice cream! It was $12 for one scoop.

COAST is a must-stop, one of a kind coffee shop, café, and gallery in a a one-of-a-kind location. I have a theory about why so much food doesn't suck in California, when it really does in other places. Some combination of high property value and other costs make the market so competitive that the quality has to be high to make it. I don't know if that's true. But, if it is then COAST is a case in point. California has allowed three food establishments along the PCH through Big Sur. COAST is one of those three. The location is spectacular and the concept a perfect fit with the natural setting. Wood, sun, open concept, lot of light, a contemporary architecture that wraps one in the beautiful surroundings without isolating from them. We did not spend much time on the exhibits or the gift shop, being hungry from our long drive from Orange County. The menu had plenty to choose from, all of which is pre-prepared. We chose a "pick three items" option, added some fun drinks and enjoyed the meal thoroughly. Seating is available inside and out, on multiple levels of the building. There was not a bad place to sit really. We had a fun conversation with some other travelers and were on our way. If you are making this trip and not looking for a sit down, table service experience, I highly recommend COAST.

Located along the Big Sur coast, the fittingly named COAST flaunts a gorgeous seaside view. My friends and I tried this restaurant for lunch this past weekend and were thoroughly unimpressed. We ordered the Yellow Curry Chanko Nabe ($19) and a pizza to share ($19). At such outrageous prices, we expected heaping portions or phenomenal food and received neither. While here, you are paying for the scenery and definitely not for the lackluster food. Sure, the ingredients were fresh and the food was fairly delicious, but I'm not sure if any soup warrants a $19 price tag. The curry soup was nominal in flavor and seemed to lack your standard Thai curry flavor, but the vegetables inside were flavored and charred nicely. The focaccia-crust pizza was also good, but nothing mind blowing. I was tempted to try the soft serve, but seeing as how it was $8, I took on the most difficult challenge in my life which was to pass up on dessert.

Two stars for the view and the ambiance. Feedback to the business: PLEASE tell your customers when menu items are no longer available/sold out BEFORE making them wait for 45 minutes in line, and then get locked into picking a leftover at the counter. Very frustrating to wait to eat, make the trip down (2h for us) and then be stuck at the register being railroaded into picking something my wife and I weren't in the mood for. Plus, If you arrive too late, that also means most local alternatives are closed by the time this all happens (most affordable local restaurants close at 2pm to set up for dinner service in the evening). As others have said, the cost of the menu is in the location not the cafe. Great for a drink and to chill, but wouldn't rely on the food.

It has been a couple of years since we stopped in here. We were delightfully surprised to find that they now have a nice cafe with food that is much better than you would expect for the location. Husband and I decided to get some dill pickled carrots, hummus and sparkling water from the refrigerator case and then bought some crackers to go with it all from the cafe. We enjoyed nibbling on our light lunch up on the balcony while enjoying views of the ocean. Afterwards, we also grabbed a cup of pear ice cream and a cookie which were unique and delicious. We lucked out because there weren't a lot of other people around while we were there and it didn't start to get busy until we were leaving. The staff were all nice and accommodating while we decided what we wanted. What a great spot to relax and take a break along the HWY 1 drive.

Loved this little cafe with a shop filled with essentials and goodies attached to it. The aesthetic of this place was top tier. The menu was a bit limited, offering 2 types of pizzas and 2-3 salad bowl options. These options were delicious and filling, allowing us to fuel up on nutrients before heading back up the coast. This place has been on my bucket list and I am so glad I got to try it out! Note: Parking can get a little tough, especially on a weekend during lunchtime. I recommend coming in early when they open up as opposed to when they are getting ready to close. Upstairs is a balcony area with lots of tables and chairs. Perfect for enjoying brunch/late lunch with a breathtaking view of the California coast.

We found out about this place through an IG reel and truthfully it was the aesthetic and overall ambiance that drew us to stopping by. We were on the way down to Socal from the Bay and stopped by on our way through Big Sur. We only got a drink to-go which was a Chai-esque type of drink that was really good. The real draw is the ambiance and I'm so glad that the place looked and felt exactly like the video we saw. The decor and location make this place truly feel one-of-a-kind. From the converted water towers to the outdoor patio, they really implemented and complimented the design of the area to the nature surrounding it. Inside is not just a coffee shop, but also a small boutique/art shop as well as an art gallery (which was closed). They were even making bread when we were there and visually the bakery/coffee area is so nice that it was surprising (in a good way) to know that this exists in a very remote location. That's the double-edge sword with Coast. It's located perfectly with ecosystem around it, but it's not easily accessible so it truly is a hidden gem!

One of the most beautiful views for any cafe I've ever been to. On top of that, the staff was super friendly and all the items were delicious.

One of my favorite places to stop by when I'm in town. But unfortunately it is now permanently closed.

If I could give zero stars I would, great location and a bit remote but there is a total of 4 things to eat on the menu all 20+ dollars and their baked goods are all 7+ dollars with no variety. The barista to boot was so rude and they offered no espresso drinks and only one coffee drink with some teas all 6-8 dollars plus more for milk etc. skip this and go to the roadhouse in Big Sur - great food great prices and AMAZING service !!! Go to the Roadhouse!!!

Very nice view, but very mediocre food. The pizza is pretty big so we got one slice to split between the both of us as well as a salad. The desert was cute, and we enjoyed it - seemed a popular choice for most people!

My favorite stop down the coast! A unique building inside and out with a great view! Their coffees are great as well as their food selections. Staff is always kind and attentive.

Took a day trip down to Big Sur and stopped by this cafe. It was a little hard to find bc you have to keep driving south/there's no service, but so glad we stopped by! We got their sourdough focaccia pizzas and a green tahini goddess salad. All of the ingredients were so fresh! We also go their ice cream (not pictured) but this was sooo good. It is expensive but you're paying for the experience and these views! Check it out if you're in the area! Instagram- @joangela.eats

Breathtaking ocean views- check Yummy coffee- check The best cookie I've ever had- check, check, check!!! COAST Big Sur is a must if you are in the area. The ambiance gives *do not disturb, I'm on vacation* vibes. Parking is limited and dangerous depending on current traffic. Tons of seating options both inside and out. I highly recommend sitting upstairs for the best views. When we arrived the line was long, but moved quickly. The cafe is attached to an art gallery that's perfect for perusing while you patiently wait for your goodies to be ready. I ordered the oat & honey chai ($7), as well as the pecan biscookie ($5). The coffee was good, but it wasn't the best I've ever had. However, the cookie...ohhhhh the cookie. It was amazing!!! My favorite part was the hunk of pecan butter on top. Just trust me - try it. You will not be disappointed. Expect to drop some $$$ here, but that's to be expected with location/inflation. The views alone are worth a visit.

Coast is a must stop if you're driving along Highway 1, whether it's to or from Big Sur. Yes, parking is a bit small, but the vibes here are unbeatable and views of the Pacific Ocean is truly incredible from their rooftop patio. It's a very rustic-chic environment and a unique dining experience with a boutique and art gallery just a few steps away. An interesting fact about this place is that "the original Coast Gallery spent its early days as a refuge for artists and writers who migrated to Big Sur after World War II". I love their creative menu that highlights organic and local produce. They also have an array of cheese, snacks, and drinks from small producers based in California. We actually didn't get to try any of the food, because we stopped by for their soft serve ice cream. We each ordered the vanilla bay laurel and swirl, which consisted of vanilla and blood orange. The vanilla was delicious! The blood orange is sweet, tart, and overpowers the subtle flavors of vanilla, but it was equally as good. Do browse around their boutique and art gallery when you get a chance! It's filled with beautiful home decor. The staff here is amazing, too. We highly recommend Coast for those looking to escape for a whimsical hour or two of good food and views.

Absolutely loved the vibes of this coffee shop. And love the views even more. Made a pit stop on our pacific coast drive at this cute spot to get some coffee. I got a chai latte and it was okay. Could have been sweeter in my opinion but that may be a personal preference. Also tried the from here and it was also okay. I think everything just needed a bit more sugar because it was a little bitter. The vibes were immaculate though! Just getting to hear the waves and see the cars drive by was so peaceful.

It a beautiful cafe looks small but really beautiful and spacious inside. You can't missed this cafe since it is located on Highway 1 on Big Sur. Parking are limited on the outside but that shouldn't be a problem. The beautiful setting is upstairs with outdoor seating facing the water. Once enter, you order and pick up the drinks including coffee and tea, foods such as pizza, salad or cookies then bring it upstairs for the seating. The coffee is not that great and the foods is just for snacking while your enjoying the view. The view is beautiful especially the decor surrounding the cafe inside and outside.

Breathtaking view, lovely place! Enjoyed the sumptuous lunch with friends and dessert was mouthwatering!

Cute place! Beautiful sceneries, it's an art gallery, and great ambience. Everyone was taking pictures, but the environment was calming still. Food was pretty good. My only complaint is that it's pretty expensive. But given it's a tourist destination, I can see how and why. Would recommend a stop here while in the desolate parts of the Big Sur drive.

They forgot to make my drink but never asked if I needed anything while standing in front of their site. Overall amazing view. Just the view. Very limited menu and seasonally changing , didn't have variety for kids (besides ice cream) and very overpriced.

This is a cute spot that my fiancé and I came across when we were driving along highway 1. The cafe food is great! We ended up getting their veggie sourdough pizza that includes maitake mushrooms, butternut squash, broccoli, herbs, etc. (such an amazing pizza!). We also got a harissa chicken sourdough pizza that includes kale, onions, garlic, etc. (also very good!). I had the oat and honey chai, which was okay, and my fiancé had the cappuccino, which he liked a lot. I would recommend sitting upstairs outside because the views are phenomenal. We watched the water and drivers pass by. It was very calm! Would come back again.

Super cute right off the highway delicious food, good views and great service! One thing I can say the parking lot can be a little dangerous since it's right off of a turn but the place is a must

Needed a quick bite, after a long drive and this place was perfect, parking is limited but that's the inly downside to this place. The views were perfect as well as the weather, and the pizza and Raspberry Lemonade were to DIE FOR!! My family, boyfriend, and I really enjoyed it! :)

The views here are next to none! If you want to have a snack on the drive with a view, this is the spot! Super friendly staff and the perfect view on a perfect day! Food was ok, but the chocolate landslide ice cream is amazing! Definitely the best thing there hands down!

The view here is very pretty. But that's about it. The prices are ridiculous in the café and in the store. Just to give you an example in the store there was a small candle in the shape of a lime and it was for $28. The prices are Extremely unnecessarily high. And the quality of their ice cream is horrible. I bought 2 cups of vanilla ice cream each cup cost nine dollars and it tasted and felt like cold Freezer burned ice cream that you left in the freezer for months. My kids could not even get it on a spoon. They had to wait a little bit for it to melt. Never will I go back.

The views were spectacular. Nestled right on Highway 1 along a curve. Stopped by for some drinks. Coffee and tea were great. What a cool place. If we had some more time we'd just hang out here and enjoy the views.

I'm a sucker for views. We were driving down highway 1 and we were starving and wanted to have lunch somewhere. Stopped by here for the beautiful views. We had our fur babies and this was basically the only place that was dog friendly. You have to order your food downstairs and they give you a buzzer. Once your food is ready to go you have to grab everything yourself and bring it to your table. Seating is also first come basis so once the table in the front left we quickly grabbed the spot and scored the best view of the place. Hells yess. For how much the food was I wish they had someone to actually serve you. For lunch we had 2 sausage flatbread pizzas and 2 mimosas. Pretip the meal was around $60. The sausage pizza was actually soo delicious. It was nice and crispy but was super soft and pillowy at the same time. It was very filling and satisfying and had great flavor. I loved all the arugula on top ! It had a great zesty dressing and felt like I was being semi healthy with eating a "salad" before all the carbs. Overall I really enjoyed the views and the flatbread pizza. The mimosa was okay. I really loved that I was able to bring my fur babies! This place is great for taking in the views of the Pacific Ocean.

This place was super cool! Very unique building. I wouldn't suggest kids because you do have to walk through an art gallery area. We stopped here just to get a snack and ended up with a piece of pizza and ice cream with espresso. Both items were delicious. The pizza tasted very fresh and home made. The only reason for four stars was because it was super pricey. Wish they had some more grab and go items that were less expensive. They have excellent outdoor seating. Great place to have lunch.

We came with lowered expectations and were wowed. ordered the mezzo salad and it was delicious-- even the olives had more flavor than usual olives. The chocolate ice cream delicious. But the lemonade was my favorite. Top notch!