Top Best Seafood 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..."

"Touting its world famous Oregonian clam chowder, Mo’s is one of the very best places to sample this delicious regional dish. In addition to the chowder, there is a wide array of other seafood dishes to dig into, from fish tacos to shrimp mix, oyster stew to crab melts. The restaurant is housed in a rustic building, featuring retro decor and wooden bench seating, not to mention a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass windows, which offer impressive views of the Oregon seashore."

"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."

"A popular spot for tourists and locals alike, Bowpicker, a walk-up window housed in a stationary ship, offers only two things — beer-battered fried fish, and golden steak fries. Rather than the more familiar fish species like cod or rockfish, Bowpicker exclusively serves fried tuna, which makes for a meatier, heartier fried fish, but with only al light breading. On warm, sunny days, diners can expect a line, though it moves quickly; on inclement weather days, it’s wise to check Bowpicker’s social media, as the store sometimes avoids opening."

"Located at 1634 Duane Street in Astoria, this is a place to get a quick bite to eat on the run. Bowpicker serves fish & chips to go from a food stand made from a boat. My sister says the line is worth the wait."

"I'm only there because every time I drive by the line is down the block. They keep it simple because they do it right. Fish and chips.…”more"

"Getting to Coffee Girl is a bit of a jaunt — built in an old Bumblebee Tuna cannery at the end of a large wooden pier towards the end of town, the coffee shop is nevertheless packed most days. The shop serves staples including pastries and panini sandwiches, along with Caffé D’arte coffee, but what’s most appealing is its decor, retaining some of the original cannery structure in the floor and ceiling, and displaying photography of the old facilities. In the spring and summer, the outside patio, directly over the river, offers ample seating, and inside it’s warm with a corner fireplace."

"Coffee Girl is one of the most unique coffee houses in the world. It is located on the Columbia River in the West's oldest cannery building. Coffee Girl features friendly service, high quality espresso, pastries, breakfast, and lunch."

"A unique little coffee house located on the Columbia River in an old cannery building. You can get coffee, pastries, breakfast or lunch!. See alsoDiving in Malapascua with Thresher Sharks"

"Astoria Coffee Co is a family owned retail coffee roaster that also carries in addition to delicious coffee, a wide choice of loose-leaf teas."

"See where the 30-member Lewis and Clark Expedition endured a rain-soaked winter in 1805–06, hunting, gathering food, making salt, and…"

"This 125-foot tower serves as a memorial for the role the Great Northern Railway played in the city. A spiral frieze covers the outside, depicting 14 separate events significant to the early history of Oregon. It contains a spiral staircase that allows visitors to climb to the observation deck at the top and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding area."

"Another famous landmark in the city, the Astoria Column is a long, narrow tower that looms 600 feet above sea level. You can’t miss it, and you wouldn’t want to. You see, the Astoria Column is an important piece of Astoria history."