Dragonfly Sisters Espresso

Closed been closed for over a year

Disappointed they weren’t open at 9am for coffee. Aren’t coffee shops open in the morning?

Best.Scones.Ever! The coffee and service were also great. I can’t wait to go back for more blackberry white chocolate scones!

Very popular in the mornings! Good coffee and pastries. Small indoor seating area, but a nice place to grab a good cup of coffee.

Really good coffee. But the scones. The scones are smack your grandma good. Yes the ladies can be grumpy but it adds to the charm.

The elderly barista here puts the dragon in DRAGONfly. The coffee was actually quite good. When my wife asked for cream in her americano, she told her «no, that can be YOUR job» and slammed it on the counter. When i came back for coffee, she did not say one word to me the entire time (makes ordering awkward. I thought maybe she was having a bad day, so i tipped her a few bucks. She seemed to happily accept. Maybe they are experimenting with a «Dick’s Last Resort» experience…

The super friendly but first very cranky elderly barista-​women poured a mean cupp of java. The cute little shack that was on the main road was the perfect place to settle in for a road trip rest.
But the fact that the washroom was not working and seemed to be a permanent deal to stop non customers was a huge of a pain the ass when she told me to hike down the street to use the public cans at the end of the block, so what seemed like a nice cozy place to relax did a complete turn around… I got stung by the Dragonfly and the sister told me where to go!!!

Just as we had heard the scones were great. We had blackberry/​white chocolate chip. My only complaint would be that the first batch on a weekday was at 7:30. So for a selection you have to come later but hope they don’t sell out. These are definitely made by hand, on site. The espresso is good too.

Hot coffee on a cool Sunday morning ! The lady was friendly and made us fresh decaf and the price was very reasonable. Rather than do «cash only» they could inflate the prices like $tarbuck$ does. If you’re a grown up, and you’re on a costal vacation, carry a $ 5 with you, m’kay?
Nice people, hot fresh coffee and low prices.

Meh. Not great, not horrible. Doesn’t take credit or debit cards, restroom broken, uses Hershey chocolate syrup for their mochas. For lack of anything else in town it’ll do.

One of the only coffee joints in this tiny little coastal town, but they are not serving up subpar java just because they can. It was a perfect place to sit outside on a Nice August day drink my caffeine and surf on the Rockaway Free Wifi.
My 2 pennies

Unfriendliest place in town! Seriously, that was ridiculous. They completely ignored me.

The woman behind the counter was far more interested in talking up her «miracle water» to a customer that she’d already helped than helping the person waiting in line in front of me. When she was finally done spewing about whatever quackery she was going on about she helped the person in front of me reasonably efficiently. When I was up I offered her a friendly «hi» and was given back a cold stare and then a chilly «what can I get you». I ordered two mochas and she whipped them up pretty quickly. The price was about average for the Oregon coast ($ 4 each for 16 oz mochas). I paid with exact change and walked out to my car without leaving her a tip. As I was opening my car door I heard her exclaim loudly to the person that had come in after me that «I guess I won’t be getting any tips today!». I would have tipped her had she not been a cold unfriendly inconsiderate bi**h to me. I tip for good service, not out of obligation. The drinks she made were fine, her attitude wasn’t. The woman didn’t seem to know the prices, so I expect she doesn’t work there much.

No customer service, no friendly people, so so coffee, and after 11 oclock they have run out of anything to eat. Will never go back.

Oh man, this place is so adorable. The walls are full of eye candy, so I really didn’t know what to settle on to look at, and the coffee and espresso is phenomenal! I had my first Razz-​Ma-​Tazz (which is basically just a mocha with raspberry syrup added) and instantly got hooked. I had three or four of them at least during my five day stay at Rockaway. The atmosphere in Dragonfly Sisters is very laid back and while waiting to be picked up by my girlfriend’s family to head back home (aka Portland), my girlfriend and I spent at least two hours just sitting and sipping and talking. The time seemed to fly by, and honestly I was a little sad to be leaving.

I was driving out of Rockaway Beach this morning and needed some caffeine to get through the gloomy mist. My BF and I saw a light on at Dragonfly and stopped the car. Turns out, the family-​owned business was closing up early, but the lovely barista/owner’s daughter happily made us a mocha and an Americano. And people — I can tell you my mocha was one of the best I’ve ever had, and it WASN’T just the kindness. Check these ladies out when you’re in the Rockaway/​Garabaldi/​Tillamook area.