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Astoria Coffee House & Bistro
visit website 243 11th St. 503-325-1787
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 By Day ACH is a popular trend-setting coffee house with free WIFI, handcrafted coffee, homemade pastries, panini sandwiches, seasonal salads, daily soup specials, comfort food, local organic beer & wine, NY Times & assorted newspapers / weekly events / music on the weekends.
By night the ACH dinner menu is transformed to the finest of comfort foods with items such as: My Father's Meatloaf with mashed potatoes and gravy, Mac & Cheese, & the Backyard Burger. There are also inventive dinner specials with fresh local seafood and a beverage menu serving fine wines and a specialty cocktail menu. |
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 Baked Alaska features Northwest cuisine boasting everything from grilled Wild Salmon, to seared Albacore, to hand tossed pizza and fresh cut steaks. We have a river view from every table in the dining room, deck seating when the weather cooperates, and two banquet rooms accommodating groups from 20-60. The Northern Lights Lounge serves up a large regional and international wine list, signature cocktails and a nice draft beer selection to lounge patrons and restaurant guests alike. Live music and theme nights throughout the week. |
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Blue Ocean Thai Cuisine
visit website 1040 Commercial St. 503-325-1316
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 Best Thai on the North Coast with pad Thai, curry dishes, fresh basil rolls and other fine Thai dishes. The ingredients are very fresh and awesomely delicious. |
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 Blue Scorcher creates artisan breads, pastries and handcrafted seasonal foods using local and organic ingredients. Blue Scorcher also operates as a worker collective.
Our coffee drinks are made with Sleepy Monk organic fair trade coffee and Noris Dairy organic milk. We have a wide selection of magazines and periodicals, and our children's area features a play kitchen.
You can also find us at Astoria Sunday Market May thru Oct.
Check out our website for special events such as Classical Music Brunches and our Special Dinner Series. |
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 Folks line up at this "deep-fried tuna stand" in an old fishing boat to order mouth-watering fish and chips. Picnic tables are on hand, if it's sunny. |
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 At the Bridgewater Bistro, our most important "recipe" is a combination of:
Fresh, regional food and beverages, bold and interesting flavors, affordable prices. Caring, friendly, professional and consistent service - as we have provided for 28 years. Casual and fine dining on two levels of a renovated historic boatyard - private parties up to 55. Stunning bridge and river views from every table - included at no extra charge!
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 Clemente's is a lovely European style restaurant serving a quaint, yet casual lunch and a formal dinner with an emphasis on fresh seafood. The lunch menu is diverse with a large selection of authentic seafood, beautiful salads, specialty sandwiches and pasta. The dinner menu offers authentic Adriatic cuisine from the coasts of Italy and Croatia and emphasizes local fresh seafood, authentic pastas and free-range meats. The chef is from an Italian family and the sous chef is from a coastal Croatian family. All dishes are prepared using all natural superior ingredients and inventive pairings. The wine list is brief yet quite comprehensive. Reservations are highly recommended. |
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 Owner and Head Chef Uriah Hulsey creates dishes with a spicy flare and the freshest local ingredients, and is vegan friendly. A full bar is offered via The Voodoo Room, adjacent to the cafe and the Columbian Theater.
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 Our food is prepared by a third generation Bosnian chef, just the way she prepared it for more than 20 years in her restaurant in Gorazde, Bosnia, near Sarajevo.
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Fort George Brewery + Public House
visit website 1483 Duane St. 503-325-PINT
503-325-7468
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 Brew masters Chris and Jack's brewpub showcases unique and tasty beer recipes, homemade sausages and menu items made with the freshest organic local ingredients.
Beers are sold to go by the growler or by the keg. Located on the site of the original Fort George settlement, a truly historic site and a fun atmosphere. Sundays we have live music starting at 8pm. Never a Cover charge.
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Fort George/Lovell Brewery + Taproom
visit website 1483 Duane St.
503-325-7468
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As the Fort George Brewery stretched out into a brewery block in late 2010, the Lovell Auto Building was renovated to house a 30 barrel brewhouse, canning line, and taproom. Much like the Lovell Arcade of old, as the brewery expands we have hosted markets, speeches, and concerts. The brewery and taproom is open to the public Friday through Sunday. This space will continue to evolve just like our beers. |
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Fulio's Pastaria & Tuscan Steak House
visit website 1149 Commercial St. 503-325-9001
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 Pasta dishes & fine Italian cuisine, all you can eat steamer clams Thursday nights, full cocktail bar, small banquet room. Chef Roscoe, owner of Fulio's, is a seasoned veteran of the restaurant business, having logged over 30 years. |
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 A sports bar, a comedy club, a live music joint. |
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 Long before Himani Indian Cuisine became a tangible creation, the conceptual ingredients were all there. The Kancharla family embodied the elements that would soon become the heartbeat of their new restaurant: a desire to serve people, a passion for rustic, traditional cooking, and a love for their home country of India. |
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Labor Temple Bar & Diner
visit website 934 Duane St. 503-325-0801
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 Then and now, good food & fun! Enjoy "Midnight Diner Breakfast" in the historic Labor Temple Diner on Friday & Saturday nights until 2 pm the following day, along with daily lunch specials. Happy Hour 4 to 6 pm every day. Live music and full service bar with billiards and video lottery. A splendid time is guaranteed for all. |
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Mixed Marriage Restaurant
visit website 1426 Commercial St. 503-325-6674
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 The restaurant is a fusion of flavors but seems to lean on its Puerto Rican and Jewish roots. Everything is homemade. |
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 Great beer batter halibut fish & chips, charbroiled steaks, hamburgers, and clam chowder are the highlights of the Portway's Menu. The Portway, built in 1923, is the oldest watering hole in the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies. The Portway seems to still hold the spirit of "Portway Paul", or at least our bartenders believe so. Stop by and see the history. The building looks much like it did in 1923, including a Shanghai door. Ask where the "fighting pit" is. Guinness and Micro brews on tap, with single malts available. Eighteen wines by the glass. |
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 Authentic Mexican food, all your favorites prepared our special way with the freshest ingredients. A full bar with live music on Tues. and Wed. nights. |
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Rogue Public House
visit website 100 39th St. Pier 39 503-325-5964
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 Opened in July 2007 in the former Bumble Bee Tuna cannery on Pier 39. Features micro brews, meeting and party space, burgers, pizza and outside seating, all with a Columbia River view. |
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 Southern Style hickory smoked barbeque located in Pier 11 Mall, serving 1/3rd to full rack of ribs, smoked chicken, & beef brisket with corn bread, ranch beans and tarter, mac & coleslaw salads. $5 lunch special daily. |
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Shipyard Bar & Grill
visit website 894 Commercial St. 503-325-8658
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 The Shipyard Bar & Grill has good food and beverages, multiple plasma TVs, video poker games, a games room with several pool tables, and more. If you're in the mood for live entertainment, the Shipyard is adjacent to the Astoria Events Center. |
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Silver Salmon Grille
visit website 1105 Commercial St. 503-338-6640
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 Our restaurant is fortunate to be located on the beautiful Oregon Coast, which allows us to take advantage of the freshest seafood available.
Silver Salmon Grille reflects a cozy, intimate and casual but elegant dining experience with stunning architectural treatments and superb interior decor.
We serve lunch, dinner, banquets, wine tasting, a full bar & catering and happy hour menu Mon-Fri 3:30 to 6:30 pm. |
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 Come celebrate your birthday with us, and enjoy a free dessert of your choice! (Lots to choose from... including Gramma's 4-Berry Cobbler, our warm and gooey Chocolate Pecan Turtle Cake, Key Largo Key Lime Pie, Swedish Cream Panacotta, Creme Brulee Cheesecake, & our Bourban Root Beer Float-for big kids!
EVERY TUESDAY: Blues'N'Burger Night! (2 for $20) LIVE, LOCAL MUSIC!! 4-9pm
EVERY THURSDAY: Fresh House Beer-Battered Fish & Chips - rotating weekly. FRI. & SAT.: Live, Local music |
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T. Paul's Urban Cafe
visit website 1119 Commercial St. 503-338-5133
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 American, contemporary, eclectic homemade cuisine with the freshest of ingredients serving gourmet soups, salads, sandwiches, pastas, and quesadillas for lunch and light dinner. In business since 1977. T Paul's special strawberry lemonade / ice tea blend is a favorite and very refreshing. Beer and wine are also available. |
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 Opened in 1974 and named after The Ship Inn in Exeter, England, which was frequented by Sir Francis Drake in the 1560s and 70s. We specialize in fish & chips, English specialties and clam chowder. We have a full bar with domestic and imported beers, fine wines, and specialty drinks. |
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Wet Dog Cafe & Astoria Brewing House
visit website 144 11th St. 503-325-6975
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 The Wet Dog Cafe since 1995 and brewpub since 1997 (Pacific Rim Brewing Co.), is located on Astoria's waterfront next to the Trolley tracks. We serve handcrafted beers, burgers, seafood, and American food. You will also find live and DJ music, & a pool hall for your entertainment. |
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