Top Best American Restaurants in Seaside

"While The Wayfarer Restaurant and Lounge may not stay open until the wee hours of the night, their whiskey lounge is worth a trip in the evening (or, in the afternoon – it’s vacation right?). Their mixologist crafts a variety of cutting-edge seasonal cocktails and classic favorites that are second to none. Start your night with a delicious fresh seafood dinner before heading out to enjoy the Oregon Coast nightlife in Cannon Beach."

"Besuchen Sie uns im Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge direkt am Meer. Das Wayfarer Restaurant wird von Einheimischen und Reisenden gleichermaßen gern besucht. Es serviert Ihnen saisonale Nordwest-Küche und bietet Ihnen einen persönlichen Service sowie und einen einzigartigen Blick auf den Pazifischen...Mehr"

"Enjoy fresh, delicious seafood with a glass of whiskey alongside the Whiskey Lounge. The Wayfarer Restaurant‘s menu focuses on high quality, local, and seasonal ingredients. Known for their troll-caught salmon, these dishes encapsulates classic coastal eats for all: breakfast, lunch, and dinner."

"Photo Courtesy of Crowerks via Driftwood Restaurant and Lounge. Located in the heart of this charming coastal town, Driftwood Restaurant and Lounge is perhaps best known for their spacious and sun-drenched outdoor patio overlooking the action on Main Street. This is the perfect place to soak up the sun or huddle by the fire pit with a glass of red wine on a cooler day."

"I must say that this is the type of place where they treat you like a local whether you are or not. I enjoyed the people here. Food was nice and deliciou..."

"Pelican Brewing is one of the newest members of the Cannon Beach community, but it’s already a big hit with residents and visitors. Their restaurant features plenty of small-batch brews on tap along with a menu of tasty food items. Grab a seat at one of their fire tables outside and enjoy a specialty cocktail or refreshing beer."

"1371 S Hemlock St, Cannon Beach, OR 97110-3055American, Bar, PubLunch, DinnerTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+1 503-908-3377http://www.yourlittlebeachtown.com/eat-drink/pelican-pub-brewery"

"Get ready to wait on line if you don’t come before rush hour. Pelican Brewing is hands down the most popular restaurant along Cannon Beach’s coast. Not only are they known for their seafood, but also for their rotating taps, brewery tours and outdoor patio seating."

"The Astoria Rogue Ales Public House opened in July 2007 in a former Bumble Bee Tuna cannery on Pier 39 on the Columbia River. Our pub features a 30 multi-tap system, Rogue Spirits, adjacent luxury suites, and complimentary bathroom tours. The Rogue Pub on Pier 39 also features free banquet and meeting space overlooking the Columbia River."

"While Rogue Ales can be found in various locations, Rogue Ales Astoria Public House is located on the pier right over the Columbia River. For those who are interested in a fun night out with a romantic setting, the pier is a good choice. Outdoor seating is available for you and your date to look out over the river."

"Our meal here yesterday was more of an "experience," and a perfect experience it was!. We sat at the bar and enjoyed champagne and a few of their small plates…”more"

"Well, both the beautiful Victorian home of Captain George Flavel, known for establishing the professional Columbia River pilots, and the Clatsop County Jail across the street were shown in the film. Now, both are museums. The Flavel House has been restored to accurately portray the Victorian period’s elegance and the history of the Flavel family."

"Did you know that more than 300 major moves have been filmed in the State of Oregon!. To name a few, “Are we there yet“, “The Goonies“, “Free Willy“, “Into the Wild“, “Wild“, and so many more!. This museum invites visitors to learn about the production behind making movies by being the star in their own film."

"You already know no visit to Astoria is complete without a visit to the Oregon Film Museum!. This museum is housed in the old Clatsop County Jail, which was also used to film the famous jail break scene in The Goonies. This museum isn’t just about The Goonies, though."

"Once upon a time, canning was a way of life for Astoria residents. They fished near the river and canned their catches for distribution to many other cities. The Hanthorn Cannery Museum is a living testament to their work."

"This full-day trip from Portland is focused on exploring Oregon’s scenic northern coastline, with stops at Oswald West State Park, Ecola State Park, Cannon Beach, and Manzanita. Expect to see wind-swept rocky beaches, picturesque winding roads, sweeping coastal views, and charming beach towns. The tour usually includes visits to quaint little shops and art galleries. Sounds like your cup of tea?"

"Many of Astoria’s attractions have history behind them, including Fort Astoria. In this case, it was the first permanent settlement in America on the west coast, and it formed one of the country’s first melting pots with Brits, Scots, Hawaiians, French Canadians and Native Americans all coming together in the fort to survive the cold. Today, visitors can tour the log cabins with their spiked wooden gates and colonial-era flags fluttering in the breeze."

"Originally constructed in 1811, Fort Astoria was operated by different fur trading companies throughout its early history. The British took control of the fort for a brief period, renaming it to Fort George and creating a moniker that has stuck over time. The downtown fort you see today is a reconstruction of the original, and the small park surrounding the recreation is a great spot for a fun photo opportunity."