LaLa Belle's

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  The owner Dawn makes delicious Lattes, and other items . Last summer had a fresh juice drink , also delicious. The muffins are made there & delicious and the cookies are scrumptious (sp). She also makes delicious soup , a little spendy.  But definitely very tasty, & delicious .  If we lived closer to her, would be there almost every day.      Kathryn Marie

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  Posted on 10.09.13 Kathy S.

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  Great lattes. Fun stop up the coast.  Feels like going into your favorite aunts house.

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  Posted on 08.31.13 Heather S.

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  Open early, eclectic, one of a kind, welcoming, warm, gracious cafe experience. It's worth the pit stop. You can't miss it when passing through this sleepy town! Best of luck to LaLa Belles!
  
  P.s she custom made a dirty chai for him and I had a soothing peppermint tea. I think we also bought some damn good muffin too!

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  Posted on 11.16.12 Libra J.

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  As advertised - funky roadside cafe/gift shop. No music when we were there. Vintage furniture in an older home. Great latte!! Very pleasant owner and service. Worth a stop.

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  Posted on 07.21.12 Brad B.

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  Strange but quaint coffee shop with friendly service.  Random two people playing guitar and singing 60's music in harmony, along with taking requests.  Novelty items for sale and the feel of an eccentric aunt's living room.  This place is not for everybody but if you're open-minded, eclectic, and into the Oregon hippie scene, you'd feel right at home.
  
  In other news, the coffee was outstanding and I hear they have good soup.

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  Posted on 09.04.11 Joseph Z.

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  I am giving this place 4 stars for 2 reasons: 1) I had a pretty tasty latte there, and 2) this place is unlike anywhere else I think I've ever been in my life.  I spotted out this place going north on the 101 and thought that it'd be good to try a coffee on my way back south.  This place looks like it's in a house (maybe the owner actually lives upstairs), and there were all these novelty items on sale, 2 people singing and playing the guitar on the couch, and a tiny window on the wall where a very cheerful woman happily took my coffee order.
  
  Something about this place definitely screamed Bohemian Oregon, and I'm not sure if I'll ever find something else like this again.  Worth checking out!

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  Posted on 09.04.11 Mel G.

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