10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Seaside

"The goal at Fort George Brewery + Public House is to provide the highest quality craft beer and wholesome seasonal food for everyone to enjoy. We are proud to offer many handmade items on our menu, which are prepared from scratch by our employees. The upstairs pub space features its own wood-fired menu and great views."

"Fort George Brewery and Public House operates from within Fort Astoria which marks the site of the first American establishment on the west coast. The brewery specializes in beers and offers more than 40 different varietals."

"The Fort has the best selection of big beers that you are likely to find in the NW. The service is friendly as well. Try the sausage sampler with the IPA."

"Don’t miss Cannon Beach’s newest brewery, Public Coast Brewing Company, proudly celebrating three great Oregon traditions: our 363 miles of publicly owned coastline, delicious craft beers brewed on site, and tasty Northwest food. Owned and operated by Ryan and Stephanie Snyder, owners of the Surfsand Resort, Public Coast Brewing uses local Northwest ingredients to bring you the juiciest burgers, fresh-catch fish and chips, house-made root beer, delicious stout shakes, and the best onion rings on the Coast. Indoor seating, an outdoor patio, wrap-around bar, and big windows into the beer-making process."

"Located on the north end of downtown, Public Coast Brewing Company brews all its beer offerings right here in Cannon Beach. With everything from award-winning IPA to lager, you`re certain to find something perfect from the food menu with which to pare!. And don`t forget about the `perfect for a coastal summer day` vanilla cream ale or a blueberry hard seltzer, for a fun change of pace!"

"Public Coast Brewing Co. is a modern and vibrant brewery and pub situated at the northern end of town. The name pays homage to the fact that all 363 miles of the Oregon coast remains free and open to all. Likewise, Public Coast makes craft beer that is both delicious and approachable."

"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."

"A museum that commemorates the men and women who helped build the town, it’s an incredible location for anyone looking to get a glimpse at the town’s unique history and culture. With many maritime exhibits and a famous wall of plaques that are dedicated to specific men and women who contributed to the town, it’s a great place to take the whole family. Certainly, it’s one of the best locations to truly get a feel of the distinct regional culture of the area."

"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?"

"Tucked away from Hemlock Street’s bustle, Suzy’s Scoops’ shaded storefront is a logical stop for those extra-excruciating heatwaves. With four different cone options and 22 Tillamook or Cascade Glacier flavors, this small shop competes with some of the larger ice cream parlors in town. Have you ever tried huckleberry or marionberry ice cream?"