Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Newport

"There are plenty of restaurants to choose from, with Local Ocean Seafoods and Georgie's Beachside Grill both coming highly recommended. Day 10: Oregon Coast"

"I love Calamari and have NEVER had such a flavorful delight as the grilled calamari with fennel and feta that I was treated to on my last visit."

"Breweries2320 SE Marine Science Dr, Newport, OR 97366MoreLess Info. Since 1988 Rogue Nation Brewery and Spirits have been producing quality Oregon beers. The brewery has since grown into creating an extensive selection of fine spirits along with ales, lagers, stouts and pilsners, and has teamed up with famed bakery VooDoo Doughnuts to create flavors such as Bacon Maple Ale."

"This beer snob's paradise has over 100 craft and imported bottled beers, and 15 taps that are rotated regularly. They also serve a simple menu of sandwiches and other pub food, as well as equipment and ingredients for your home brews."

"Uptown Pub is a small local pub with a broad selection of beers on tap and a couple of video lottery machines and pool table. Don't miss Taco Tuesday."

"In the eclectic old-fashioned bar Bay Heaven Inn you can find live music during Saturday Jam sessions, great people and a relaxed atmosphere. As one of the most important sanctuary for local fishermen and loggers of the town, that´s the right venue to meet native-ground customers and enjoy the welcoming spirit of true Newport people!"

"Rogue House of Spirits is one of three of Rogue Brewery's locations in Newport and is the former site of its brewing operations, which has been converted into a poolroom. Open late with a varied menu and full bar with 35 beers on tap."

"Hoover's bar and restaurant serves up a great burger and live music weekly. Their food is quite popular, as are its patrons!"

"Located 7 mi (11.3 km) south of Newport, Oregon, Lost Creek State Recreation Site is a state park developed for picnicking and easy beach access. This place is fit for those looking to go whale watching or cuddle while watching some incredible sunsets. There are five picnic tables along the path of the beach, which you can use without paying any fees."

"Lost Creek State Park is one of the most popular, and picturesque locations, for viewing a Newport sunset. The park offers beach access and is popular for whale watching, beachcombing and picnics."

"Scenic Walks840 W Olive Street, Newport, OR 97365MoreLess Info. Donald A Davis Park sits by the ocean and features a cobblestone pathway and beach where whales can be seen, along with a gazebo and sitting area. They also feature a Vietnam Veterans Memorial and some artwork."

"An inconspicuous 40-acre park on the south side of Newport features beautiful old-growth forest and multiple cool wooden bridges. The hike is 1.2 miles total — with possibilities for a longer outing. It has some steep sections that will challenge younger kids, but in general it’s a great open-to-everyone hiking experience."

"An inconspicuous 40-acre park on the south side of Newport features beautiful old-growth forest and multiple cool wooden bridges. The hike is 1.2 miles total — with possibilities for a longer outing. It has some steep sections that will challenge younger kids, but in general it’s a great open-to-everyone hiking experience."

"The historic Bayfront District is the most popular area in town and is a must-visit for anyone staying in Newport or the surrounding areas. The Bayfront District is home to some of the best restaurants and things to do in Newport. This is where you’ll find the Ripley’s Museum as well as the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center, The Undersea Gardens, the sea lion docks, and a large variety of shops and restaurants."

"One of the best date ideas in Newport, OR is perhaps the simplest: taking a quiet stroll along the bay. From friendly shopkeepers to delicious seafood fresh off the boat, there’s more to Newport’s Historic Bayfront than just its history. The Bayfront’s diverse shops have various potential gifts you can give to your partner, and enjoy a soundtrack of barking sea lions while you shop."

"Piers & BoardwalksSW Bay Boulevard, Newport, OR MoreLess Info. In 1866, Sam Case built the first hotel in this area and named the town Newport. Today, visitors can see Oregon's largest commercial fishing fleet, as well as stay in hotels, eat at restaurants, and shop at galleries and shops."

"Scenic Walks840 W Olive Street, Newport, OR 97365MoreLess Info. Donald A Davis Park sits by the ocean and features a cobblestone pathway and beach where whales can be seen, along with a gazebo and sitting area. They also feature a Vietnam Veterans Memorial and some artwork."

"The region's top attraction, this cutting-edge aquarium is especially fun if you have kids along. Marine celebrities include seals, sea otters and a giant octopus (or two), and there's an impressive deep-sea exhibit where you walk under Plexiglas tunnels and get an eyeful of sharks and rays swimming by. The jellyfish exhibit is a surreal experience, while the touch tank appeals to everyone. There's also a good cafe."

"Oregon Coast Aquarium has gorgeous collections of flora and fauna native to Oregon. The aquarium has four main areas where you and your date can peruse and enjoy the sights. Their main building houses Sandy Shores, Coastal Waters, and Rocky Shores exhibits, which are the aquarium’s continuing displays."

"Located 7 mi (11.3 km) south of Newport, Oregon, Lost Creek State Recreation Site is a state park developed for picnicking and easy beach access. This place is fit for those looking to go whale watching or cuddle while watching some incredible sunsets. There are five picnic tables along the path of the beach, which you can use without paying any fees."

"Lost Creek State Park is one of the most popular, and picturesque locations, for viewing a Newport sunset. The park offers beach access and is popular for whale watching, beachcombing and picnics."