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- Coos Bay -

Oregon Wine Cellars, Etc.
155 S. Broadway, Coos Bay • Map
Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 6pm
(541) 267-0300

Oregon Wine Cellars, etc… offers a wide variety of premium Oregon wines. Try your favorite type from different wineries, or try something new. The store also sells some imported wines and beers. While you’re there, check out their selection of genuine amber jewelry from the Baltic region.

Coos Bay Visitor’s Center
50 Central Way • Map
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
(541) 266-0868, website

Located in the center of downtown, the Visitor’s Center is your source for information. You will find maps of the area, brochures of activities, and helpful people who can answer questions you have about Coos Bay and the surrounding area. This is a good place to start if you are new to the area.

Shark Bites Seafood Café
240 S. Broadway, Coos Bay • Map
Monday – Saturday, 11am – 9pm
(541) 269-7475, website

Shark Bites offers an array of local seafood, prepared in creative ways in salads, nachos, sandwiches and more. Don’t miss their delicious burgers, and enjoy a variety of appetizers as well. You can also buy fresh fish to take home and prepare yourself.

Coos Bay Farmers Market
Hwy 101 S: The Pedestrian Walkway between Curtis st. and S 2nd St.
Late May - October: Wednesday and Sunday, 9am – 3pm
Website

The Farmer’s Market has around thirty vendors, so you can find almost every kind of produce you want. There are also local craft vendors selling a variety of goods. Get to know the people who grow your food, swap recipes with other customers, and enjoy the beautiful summer weather as you shop!

Hatcher Creek Ranch
Coos-Sumner Lane, Coos Bay
May - October: Call for Availability
(541) 396-6074
Website

Bill at Hatcher Creek Ranch grows a variety of vegetables and herbs, and also raises beef cattle. Depending on the season, you’ll get peas, lettuce, cilantro or winter squash, among other fresh vegetables. Ask for a tour when you call  – it’s a beautiful piece of land.

Fisherman’s Seafood Market
Coos Bay Boardwalk
Monday – Saturday, 10am – 7pm
Sundays, Seasonal - Hours May Vary
(541) 267-CRAB

Buy your fish right off the dock! You can buy fresh fish, or delicious fish and chips, clam chowder and other fish basket dishes. Conveniently located right in downtown Coos Bay.

River Bend Jerseys
660007 Landrith Rd., Coos Bay • Map
Call for Appointment
(541) 269-3943

River Bend Jerseys is a 200 acre organic dairy farm along the Millacoma River of Coos Bay.  Pete and Kelly Mahaffy and their 120 jersey cows are part of the Organic Valley Cooperative, selling milk and dairy products at retail stores throughout the Northwest and nationwide.  The Mahaffy's also raise animals for beef and sell organically raised, grass fed beef by the 1/4 and 1/2.  They welcome groups or individuals to tour their farm and are happy to share their farm story.  Please call before coming as this is a busy working farm and the owners need to plan for visitors.

Mahaffy Ranch
10362 Hwy 241 Coos Bay • Map
Fri, Sat, Sun 10-6, Oct. 8-31
541-269-3900, website

U-Pick Pumpkins right from our patch in Allegany!  We are growing all sizes of pumpkins, specialty pumpkins, and gourds! We can meet all of your carving or decorating needs! Pick in the patch pumpkins, or look through some already gathered pumpkins. Ryan and Shawna Mahaffy invite you to their 95 acre ranch on the Millicoma River to enjoy a day in the country. Enjoy the harvest season and the beautiful colors of fall! You may even see cattle, sheep and chickens. Also enjoy tractor-pulled hay rides, face painting, snacks and refreshments. Kid friendly environment for all ages! Please follow us on http://www.facebook.com/mahaffyranch where we will be posting our Fall events and activities! School field trips are welcome- call to schedule. We will have pumpkin signs to follow to easily locate our ranch. We have ample parking.

- North Bend -

Porta
1802 Virginia Ave, North Bend • Map
Thursday – Monday, 11:30am – 3pm and 5pm – 9pm
(reservations recommended)
(541) 756-4900, website

Porta is committed to strengthening the local food system in the area. All ingredients come only from local farmers, fishermen and ranchers, including local artisan bread. All dishes are homemade from scratch, including pasta, items from the grill and antipasti.
Wine and a full bar are also available.

Coos Head Food Store
1960 Sherman Ave, North Bend • Map
Monday – Friday 9am – 7pm,
Saturday 10am – 6pm
Sunday 9am – 5pm
(541) 756-7264, website

Coos Head Food Store is a cooperative that sells a variety of natural and organic products as well as wide range of local goods and produce. You can find everything from tuna to vegetables, and tea to bread.

Clausen Oysters
66234 North Bay Rd, North Bend • Map
Spring/Summer: Monday – Saturday, 8am – 5pm
Winter: Monday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm
(541) 756-3600, website

The freshest oysters around! Clausen Oysters grows, harvests, processes and sells oysters. They are sold on the half shell, smoked, or in containers of shucked meat. You can buy any quantity – from two oysters to two bushels.

- Charleston -

Fisherman’s Grotto
91149 Cape Arago Highway, Charleston • Map
Summer: Daily, 11am – 8pm
Winter: Daily, 11am – 7:30pm
(541) 888-3251, website

Enjoy a variety of seafood dishes in a friendly restaurant atmosphere. Fisherman’s Grotto is located right near the water, and serves only the freshest local fish. Try their creative dishes or enjoy an old favorite

Qualman Oyster Farm
63218 Troller Road, Charleston • Map
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday – Saturday, 9am – 5pm
Friday, Saturday, 8:30am – 4:30pm
541-888-3145

This family-run business farms oysters right here in Charleston. Visit the store for fresh oysters, both on and off the shell, that you can take home and enjoy.

High Tide Café
91124 Cape Arago Hwy, Charleston
Wednesday – Saturday, 10am – 9pm
Sunday, 10am – 8pm
(541) 888-3664, website

The High Tide Café is the home of an Award-winner clam chowder, various local seafood dishes, local wines and microbrews, and beautiful view from the deck. Come for food, for drinks, or for occasional live music, and enjoy the charms of Charleston.

Chuck’s Seafood
91135 Cape Arago Highway, Charleston
Daily, 9am – 5:30pm
(541) 888-5525, website

The Chuck’s Seafood store sells a variety of seafood, including tuna, oysters, salmon and crab. They also run a custom canning business, so you may see Chuck’s Seafood cans in stores around the area. Their unique process of canning preserves the natural good taste and high nutrients of fish caught right here by local fishermen.

Oyster Cove Grille
63346 Boat Basin Rd., Charleston • Map
Wednesday – Saturday open 5pm for dinner
(541) 888-0703, website

The Oyster Cove Grille features many unique and delicious seafood dishes. Try the Cajun sauce that goes on a few of their dishes. Don’t miss the oysters, either.

- Coquille -

Coquille Farmers Market
115 North Birch Street, Coquille • Map
April – November: Thursdays 9am – 4pm,
(541) 396-3894

This Farmers Market boasts a variety of vendors, selling fresh fruits and vegetables, farm fresh eggs, plants, goats milk, soap, and other crafts.

Organic Grass Fed Beef
29 W. 1st St, Coquille • Map
10:30am – 9pm
(541) 396-5277

Sold at Figaro’s Pizza, this beef is certified organic, USDA inspected, and raised in Coquille. All cuts are available, as well as lean ground beef. For the best tasting beef, buy fresh from right here in town.

Abba’s Farm
Products sold at: Coos Bay Wednesday Market, Bandon Saturday Market, Coos Head Food Store (Coos Bay), Cest Vert (Bandon), and Reedsport Natural Foods.
541-396-1662, website

Abba’s Farm offers organic baking mixes, organic jams, vinegars, and compotes as well as a line of organic gluten free baking mixes. We do not have a storefront, but do have an online store, which can be accessed at: www.abbasfarm.org. Products and pictures of the farm can also be viewed there.

- Bandon -

Bandon Farmers Market
300 2nd Street Map
July – September: Saturdays 10am – 2 pm (or until sold out)
(541) 347-9081

This little market sells a range of fresh fruits and vegetables and other local products. Enjoy the charm and beauty of Old Town Bandon while you shop in this outdoor market.

Bandon Fish Market
249 1st St. SE, Bandon • Map
Monday – Saturday, 11am – 6pm
Sunday, 11am – 4pm
(541) 347-4282, website

A great place to buy fish of all kinds, they specialize in Fish and Chips. So whether you’re enjoying their outdoor seating, or taking fish home for dinner, Bandon Fish Market is a great place to go.

Cranberry Compost Company
87228 Cranberry Creek Lane, Bandon • Map
Call for Availability
(541) 347-4579, website

Compost made of cranberry plants and by-products is incredibly fertile. Farmers and gardeners alike can benefit from watering their plants with “Compost Tea,” a healthy mixture of cranberry compost and water.

A&B Cranberries/Russell Cranberry Company
89358 Cranberry Lane, Bandon • Map
Call for Availability
(541) 347-4423, website

Fresh cranberries are sold in season (winter) and frozen cranberries are available all year. Visit the Oregon Coast Cranberry Company’s website (listed above) to order a variety of creative cranberry products from this and other local cranberry farms.

Merritt Lavender Farm
87450 McTimmons Lane, Bandon • Map
June – September: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 11am – 4pm
October – May: call for appointment
(541) 347-7190, website

Come see (and smell) a beautiful lavender farm! Discover the many uses of this fragrant plant. The farm has a gift shop with over 25 different lavender products.

Mobile Ranch Butchering and Processing
86880 Lower Fourmile Lane • Map
Summer: Monday – Friday, 8am – 4pm
Saturday, 9am – 12pm
Winter: limited hours, call for availability
(541) 347-4208

Mobile Ranch Butchering and Processing’s main activity is custom slaughtering. If you have meat animals and don’t have the means to process them, this business will do it for you. For those of you looking to buy some good locally produced meat products, the business also makes a variety of products, including beef jerky, pepperoni, pork sausages, and ground beef.

Misty Meadows Jams
48053 Highway 101, Bandon • Map
Daily, 9am – 5pm
(541) 347-2575, website

Delicious homemade jams and jellies are made from local and seasonal ingredients, particularly Bandon’s famous cranberries. Stop in the shop to find many other products and treats made with Oregon’s wide variety of fruit and berries.

Lord Bennett’s Restaurant
1695 Beach Loop Dr, Bandon • Map
Daily 5-9 for dinner
Friday 11-2 for lunch
Saturday 11-2 for brunch
Sunday 10-2 for brunch
(541) 347-3663, website

Enjoy a wide selection of gourmet dishes made from the freshest ingredients. All dishes are made with local ingredients where available, especially delicious seafood. Many Oregon wines are also sold by the glass, to complement the wonderful food!

- Myrtle Point -

Old Coyote Winery
2025 Spruce Street, Myrtle Point
Call for Appointment
(541) 572-8090

This family business specializes in sweet fruit and berry wines. These refreshing and delicious wines are the perfect compliment to any meal.

- Reedsport -

Silver Dollar Bison Ranch
(541) 999-9239
Website

Silver Dollar Bison Ranch raises and processes bison on their 300-acre ranch near Reedsport, OR. The bison graze on native grasses alongside elk, horses, and other native animals on the ranch. Products sold at the Coos Bay Farmers Market or at their website.

Water’s Edge Farm
Smith River, Reedsport
Call for “You Pick” produce
(541) 271-2629

All of Water’s Edge Farms’ products are grown with organic fertilizer and without chemicals. They grow a wide variety of produce, including eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, watermelon, cantalope, onions, garlic, lettuce, broccoli and cabbage. Products sold at the Coos Bay Farmers Market.