Great little pub and restaurant in town. I'm lowkey glad the spot down by the water was closed…read morebecause it led us here. Great beers on tap, cocktails galore, and plenty of food options. We had a lager, an IPA, a vodka soda, and shrimp (and between that and a few games of pool, we left feeling completely renewed). Wren, thank you for being so welcoming and making the experience even better. If you ever make your way our direction, don't forget: Knee Deep, Revision, and Russian River Brewing.

I ordered the Honey Ginger Bowl. Pictured below . Excellent and full of flavor…read more The service was welcoming and friendly. I like the Spar they have a great menu with lots of choices. I like the bar and how it is set up. I appreciate the setup. Good experience

Super disappointed. This place has the potential to be great in that location but it's just not.if…read morethey made some effort to make a little atmosphere it would be awesome, maybe a few creative dishes. It's mostly fried food. We ordered prime rib and it was thin, very little fat on it so minimal flavor and way overcooked. They said they basically cooked it in the au jus which is not a good way to cook prime rib. It was clearly not a high grade cut. I want this place to be good so bad! I really wish they would seek some guidance to make this place a success. It could really be a destination if they put a little effort into it

3 and 1/2 stars = When we first arrived I was a bit concerned - because a party left their entire…read moremeal - almost untouched! Our grandsons enjoyed the chicken strip meal and hamburger meal (with fries), Mr. Wonderful had the halibut sandwich. I ordered the Bistro Salad - it was mostly greens, some blue cheese and dried cranberries- they forgot the walnuts. Our waitress was stellar! The restaurant was extremely busy, as it was Father's Day. She was the only one of the floor, and was able to keep a nice flow going.

From the outside you don't know what to expect upon walking inside this bar tucked away off the…read moremain drag. It's eclectic and cool with a mix of biker vibes and 50s charm. James, the bartender, was attentive and made our visit to this establishment a worthwhile and memorable stop. Great pours and good looking food specials. It was nice to see a sweet little bulldog pop out to survey who entered her bar and then saunter back to her sleeping spot (Duchess). A nice spot to stop in and check out if you're in the area.

Excellent service in a fun atmosphere. Food was average. (The hamburger bun was stale.) The menu…read moreis limited. This is the perfect location for a road trip. We played some pool. We stopped by when leaving Seaside, Oregon and heading home. I found this restaurant on Yelp. Thank you.

Pretty cool place. Super chill vibes. Open on Saturdays only, but fun to hang out by the fire pit…read moreor see someone playing guitar inside. Good beers on tap too!

Great historical saloon , welcoming good beer and wine selection , Ipas , but its the vibe thats…read morereally cool ! Freepool huge beer garden , open mics are a regular thing , only open saturdays and special events .

The pub food was excellent, both the poke bowl and the knife and fork melt sandwich. We were…read morepleasantly surprised and highly recommend The Waterline!!

Always great food and always great service and a great view of Ilwaco marina. And the Tuna are…read morerunning now.

If you follow my reviews, it's not secret that I generally despise bars. What, then, is so…read moredifferent about Covlins that it warrants a 5-star review? Lots of things... * Staff is REMARKABLY friendly and personable * They are equally attentive and professional * The patrons were awesome, seriously. I came here alone, and no fewer than three people, each in completely different parties, approached and engaged me in conversation. This seemed like a bunch of regulars who welcome newcomers as family. The menu is much larger than expected for a bar. I opted for the pulled pork sliders, and they were FAR better than expected. The rolls were the most surprising part, they were fantastic! I don't know if they're baked on-site, but they're definitely not typical "get the job done" fare, they were superb. "Slider" also seemed to be a bit misleading because they're so generously stuffed with pork and cole slaw that they're closer to a full-sized sandwich. Prices belie the quality and portion sizes (much lower prices than I'd expect). The only minor gripe is that there are not a lot of good seats for seeing bands perform. The bar area is narrow and long, which doesn't lend itself well to seeing performances, but I was still able to do so, and the friendliness of the staff and other patrons (again, AMAZING surprise) really seemed to make up for this.

We ordered the Lundy loaf "meatloaf" and we were not pleased. The meatloaf was hard as a rock. The…read morepotatoes were instant fake potatoes and the gravy comes from a package. We also ordered the Texas brisket burger, this was also disappointing. The brisket was mainly fat. The BBQ sauce was good as well as the fries. Ordered a cup of chili and that was decent. For desert we tried the tiramisu cake. This was the highlight. Drinks were good.

Only been here twice, but both time food has been incredible. This seems to be the most popular…read morefood spot in Raymond and I can definitely see why. Great service, food came pretty quick and very hot and fresh. Another part of Pitchwood I find endearing is their Wednesday open mic nights. However, when I finally got to go to one of them, I was rather disappointed. Don't go excepting anything but extremely basic Country, I'm too much of a music nerd to find much special in what's played there. If you come here with expectations on food high they will be reached, just don't come expecting unique music experiences.

I played music at this establishment and I was extremely impressed with the experience. The food,…read moreatmosphere, drinks and service were on point. There wasn't a ton of people there but the ones that were there had a great time and had a great vibe. The musicians were well taken care of by the staff. The bar, kitchen, stage, sound and atmosphere were all a great experience. I highly recommend this place for other musicians, people passing through for lunch or a beer or even people staying in town. The Pitchwood inn offers great rooms at a great price. I'll definitely be back.

Stopped in for the "fresh homemade pie" sign on the side of the road…read more My son has been dying for some pie today so I was so excited to support a small business. While I understand being the only person there to serve and what not, a prompt warning that the only flavor of pie was most definitely over a week old, soggy as could be, and full of undercooked, under mixed raw flour would have been human decency. To say this is the last time I will stop here is an understatement. Not to mention they charged me $16.75 for two slices on this paper plate and wrap. Thank you for ruining my 3 year olds excitement with what he described as "the saddest pie ever." Hopefully the food is better, but I won't be giving my money to these folks again. Best of luck

I did a double-take when I drove by this place the first time, as this quaint, cozy, cottage-like…read moreIrish pub is an island unto itself, in the middle of nowhere along an otherwise featureless highway. For a moment, I thought I had somehow took a wrong turn and had driven into rural Ireland. I was curious. I knew I had to check it out on our return drive home later in the day. Unfortunately, the hours posted to Yelp and Google were incorrect; either that, or the proprietors had closed early that Sunday night. Either way, they were gracious enough to let us poke about a bit before leaving, and I have to say, we will likely be making a special trip to revisit this place in the near future. The interior is warm, dimly lit, and filled with the heartwarming aroma of wood smoke from the black iron furnace, and Irish stew simmering in the kitchen. Lots of love and personal touches have been included in the interior decor: vintage artwork, framed and loose pictures, posters and newspaper clippings, antiques, tchotchkies, your standard neon bar signs, and hard wood furniture. It looks and feels lived in: a living history museum of the region, which apparently has more history than one would ascertain from driving through this tiny hamlet. Looking forward to knocking back a few drinks and enjoying a hearty meal here someday soon.