Resources
Farmers + Food Businesses + Local Food
North Coast Farm Guide
Farmers
The North Coast Farm Guide provides information about local food producers, farms, farmer's markets, and farm stands. You can find information about farms near you or plan a trip to visit a new farm stand or market!
If you’re a producer (defined as a local business that’s primary activities are related to fishing, farming, ranching or foraging) and would like to be included in our guide, please reach out to us. We would love to include you in the next edition.
The 2019 Farm & Market Guide is now available with updated information about local farms, farm stands, and markets in the Columbia Pacific Region covering Clatsop and Pacific counties in Oregon and Washington. The user-friendly format is simple to find local produce, meat, dairy, eggs and more year-round. Support your local food producers and put scrumptious food on the table in the process. You can pick up a copy of the guide at the Long Beach Peninsula Visitor's Center, 3914 Pacific Way, Long Beach, Washington Pat's Pantry Spices & More, 1133 Commercial, Astoria, Oregon. Better yet, stop by the North Coast Food Web office for Egg Day any Thursday at to pick up your free guide and some great groceries, too. If you would like a stack of Farm & Market guides for your business or market, let us know!
North Coast Online Farmers Market
Click here to order local food online for weekly pick up in Astoria!
Our flagship program, the North Coast Online Farmers Market Our marketplace is a year round, local food market supporting small farmers and food makers within 100 miles of Astoria, Oregon. The market aims to increase local food accessibility for low-income community members through accepting SNAP (formally food stamps) and FDNP payments; offering a 50% discount on fresh produce purchased with SNAP; and a home delivery service with no fee for low-income customers. SFM currently supports 42 local food vendors and 500+ customers annually.
Helpful Links
Food Roots programs support local farmers and food production in Tillamook County and the surrounding region.
The North Coast Food Trail provides information about local food-related business that you can visit along the Oregon Coast from Cannon Beach down to Lincoln City.
SARE can provide grants and education to promote profitability, stewardship of the land, air and water, and quality of life for farmers, ranchers, and their communities.
Oregon State University has a Small Farms program helping connect small farms around the state.
Oregon Farm-to-School Network supports farm to school initiatives and policy action.
Oregon Community Food Systems Network works to strengthen local and regional food systems to deliver better economic, social, health and environmental outcomes.
FoodCorps connects kids to healthy food in school, so they can lead healthier lives and reach their full potential.
Local Food Resources
Where Can i Find Local Food?
We are proud to say many of our restaurants around town support local food!
If you are not on here 'peas' reach out to us so we can add you!
Local Farmer's Markets
Astoria Co-op
Astoria Coffee House & Bistro
Baked Alaska
Blue Scorcher Bakery and Cafe
Buoy Beer Company
Busu
Carruthers
Columbia Cafe
Drina Daisy
Good Bowl Food Cart
Fort George Brewery
North Coast Food Web's "Small Farms Market Day"
Pelican Brewing Company
Roll and Bowl Food Cart
South Bay Wild Fish House
Street 14 Cafe
Food Bank
Every Thursday is "Free Produce Day" from 3:00pm-4:30 pm at the Regional Food Bank in Warrenton: 2010 SE Chokeberry Avenue Warrenton, OR 97146
Mobile Food Pantry Summer Season: May through September
Astoria:
Hours: 9:00 am to 10:30 am.
200 Block of Marine Drive (between 2nd & 3rd streets)
Seaside:
Hours: 12 pm to 1:30 pm.
1111 N Roosevelt Dr. (Seaside Outlet Mall)
Warrenton:
Hours: 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm.
2010 S.E. Chokeberry Ave. (CCA Regional Food Bank)
Phone: 503-861-FOOD (3663)