Part of the Gay Oceanside Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Oceanside, California
1930s gas station turned coffee co-op with indie vendors and a garden patio
A renovated 1930s gas station turned open-air co-op on Coast Highway, you'll find a coffee shop that blends specialty coffee with a curated shopping experience. Grab an espresso, nitro cold brew, or kombucha, then browse the dozen-plus indie vendors selling everything from surf photography to handmade goods and plants. The half-moon window counter, lavender-lined garden boxes, and laid-back patio make it one of Oceanside's most photogenic coffee stops — and the pelican-with-a-coffee-cup logo is pure coastal charm.
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