Location: Lincoln City
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Lincoln City is a city in Lincoln County on the Oregon Coast between Tillamook and Newport. It is named after the county, which was named in honor of former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln. The population was estimated to be 8,452 in 2016. During the solar eclipse of August 21, 2017, this city was the first in the path of totality to view a total solar eclipse.
Restaurants in Lincoln City
1. Alderhouse Glass Blowers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By californiagirl26 - Los Angeles, United States
Been coming here for over thirty years. Getting to watch a glass artist painstakingly create a work of art never gets old. Beautiful pieces to buy in a gorgeous setting. Nice stop along with Mossy Creek Pottery.
2. Northwest Winds Kite Shop
3. Rock Your World: Pacific Northwest Gem & Jewelry Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
Rock Your World: Pacific NW Gem & Jewelry Gallery is your premier spot on the Oregon coast to find unique and wonderful treasures & creations ranging from jewelry to crystals, cabs & slabs plus rough rock and displays. Material from Oregon and throughput the world!
Reviewed By britnicole985 - Warsaw, United States
I've been purchasing rocks and jewelry from Rock Your World for a couple of years now for myself and others. Every item I have purchased is perfect. The craftsmanship and quality of materials make each piece beautiful and durable. Rock Your World is a true gem in Lincoln City (Ha, see what I did there?)
4. Christmas Cottage
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By blackfamily442017 - Oregon, United States
I come here every year, great assortment of Christmas ornaments, fun store to look around, the staff will write the date and name on your ornaments, decent prices, will come back every year
5. Lincoln City Cultural Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Arts and cultural center in renovated school located on Highway 101 in central Lincoln City. In addition to hosting the Lincoln City Visitors Center, we have an art gallery, performing arts auditorium, gift shop of local artists and multiple arts classrooms. On weekends we host the Lincoln City Farmer's Market on the front lawn in summers and indoors during winter.
Reviewed By winetravelor102
Lincoln City Cultural Center truly does put the "cult" in "culture". I went there and learned the ways of the Jesuit.
6. North Lincoln County Historical Museum
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4.5 based on 105 reviews
The mission of the museum is to provide the public with an educational resource dedicated to the interpretation and preservation of North Lincoln County History.
Reviewed By suzans992
This small town museum is top notch! It tells the story of the central coast, offers interactive displays for kids, and houses the wonderful glass float collection of Dr. Nick Simpson, a local dentist. Every time you turn a corner you’ll be surprised at what you see and learn! The Lincoln City Historical Society is a definite must-see.
7. Robert's Bookshop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By octrvlr223 - Oregon City, United States
WOW! What a treat for two book lovers to discover Robert's! We've been by many times but just haven't taken the time to stop in. We were on our way home and earlier than usual so stopped in. We had no idea what to expect from what looked like a small hole in the wall. HA! This place is a maze of books, posters, vintage comics, foreign language books and comics. You name it it's probably here. We spent an hour and that was not nearly long enough. Prices are not cheap if what you're looking for are bargain prices. Definitely worth a stop!!!
8. Mossy Creek Pottery
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4.5 based on 143 reviews
HANDMADE IN THE NORTHWEST. Mossy Creek Pottery was founded in 1973 on six acres bordering the beautiful Siletz Bay Wildlife Refuge. Located just one scenic half-mile off U.S. Highway 101, the near century-old farmhouse is easily found as you travel on Immonen Road through a forest of spruce and hemlock. This hidden gem is home to the work of 40 Northwest artists. Inside you'll find a wide assortment of functional and decorative pottery in an array of glazes, representing the many and varied styles and techniques of our local and regional potters. Discover a little treasure for yourself or find a gift for someone special. There's something at Mossy Creek for every taste and any budget.
Reviewed By 435marlab - San Francisco, United States
What a gem off the beaten highway on the way to Depot Bay. Watch for the little "Blue or Green" marker on the highway that should say "Turn Left Now" ! I was so enchanted to both find and visit this whimsical artsy store. Always one to support local artists, as one writer wrote, so many wonderful pieces, which to choose. Like them, I was hard pressed to just pick up maybe one or two pieces. Many over my budget but also enough within my price range to choose from. Beautifully displayed crafts by local artists. The quality of work they displayed was some of the best I have seen in my travels. I'm from Portland originally and spent all summers as a child and even older adult lounging by the sea in the Lincoln City and Taft area. I have wanted to stop here for YEARS and so thankful I finally took the time on my last road trip from San Francisco. Please folks, support your local artists and communities. Take this road less traveled and see what charm and beauty awaits you. You will Not Be Disappointed!
9. Little Antique Mall
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Vesteel21 - Sunny Valley, United States
My husband and I love looking through antique malls, especially ones that carry actual antiques! The Little Antique Mall is awesome, we spent over 3 hours strolling through the store and found some beautiful and rare items. My husband even found a high dive - a large wine bottle with a spout on the bottom - the exact same as we had at parties during our teenage years. There was so much to look at that I am sure if we go back - which I want to - that we could spend another 3 hours and see items that we missed the first time around.
10. Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By MrsCfamily - Newport, United States
A gorgeous spot in May for rhodedendrums and tree blooms, in the fall for autumn leaf colors and year round for great photo backgrounds. Many weddings happen here. You can rent out the indoor space in case it rains for your event. Has a kitchen and bathroom too. Very quiet and scenic little stop when you are in Lincoln City. Close to local restaurants, so you can see it after lunch.
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