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    Bridgewater Bistro

    4.0 (1.3k reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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    BRIDGEWATER BISTRO ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Live music
    Good for groups

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    Aidan O.

    Nice little spot on the water. Got super good food. A little bit on the nicer side for sure. Super co view of the bridge.

    Chowder
    Kay C.

    This place is by reservation, the food is exceptional. Service was great, live music for ambiance. It's on the water just a beautiful place. Must must go try.

    Cocktails
    Alisha V.

    The food and cocktails are absolutely delicious!! All the food was incredible. Great spot for sunset and loved that they had a piano player. Only giving 4 starts instead of 5 because they really seemed to struggle with service, they ran out of menus and it took about 30 min before anyone came to our table and our server didn't come back to the table much so did not have time or chance to order a second drink. It was a Monday night so they may not have expected to have been so busy but would still recommend a visit for the amazing food and the views!

    Wild Cod Fish & Chips
    Leanne D.

    Bridgewater Bistro was a great stop to enjoy Linner while driving from WA to the Oregon coastline. Nice ambience and good food. Our table enjoyed the chowder, the Bistro Burger and the fish and chips. Food was good but a little pricier than other places but you're paying for the view of the Astoria Megler Bridge.

    The best focaccia bread I've ever had in my life! And it was warm!
    Michon K.

    Cool building great windows with lots of window seating which is my favorite thing when I am near any body of water. I had an amazing meal here! I ordered the crab salad thinking it was going to be traditional crab Luis salad. It was anything but traditional! Very upscale. The waitress said that the salad was smaller than the other item I was looking at so I opted to order the bread, even though I was alone, which I am so happy that I did! Best focaccia bread I've had in my life! I dang near ate the whole loaf by myself! Definitely stopping again with my husband next time!

    Aqeel R.

    This is an another great place by the sea. I really dig the vibes here. Nice and open with high ceilings. I had the clams and mussels chowder and halibut cakes that weren't bad but the highlights were the crab dip with the French / Sourdough bread and the Huckleberry Lemonade . My wife had a ribeye that she said was decent. Our server was excellent. She made sure our meal met our expectations and kept checking in on us. We were surprised that we couldn't find more seafood restaurants for being on the coast.

    Brocha E.

    I am delighted I found this lovely place while slanging a day exploring Astoria. The vibe is upscale and the views are immaculate. The boulliabasse was very tasty and the sparkling huckleberry lemonade refreshing, just what I needed for a leisurely lunch.

    Bouillabaisse
    Lenea E.

    Great place! Loved our food and our waitress was GREAT!! The view was pretty and we got to watch huge ships go past our window. They didn't have the patio open, whether it was a permanent thing or because of the weather, we don't know. Inside was great though!!

    Boulliabaisse
    Stephan T.

    I was recently in Astoria for the Great Columbia Crossing, and we had a group dinner here. Unfortunately, I only got one picture. To start with, the place is open and airy with a great view of the Columbia River. There was live music, and you could still hold a conversation. It managed to be elegant and casual at the same time, with attentive service. The beer and wine list is extensive, with a number of local options. I had a good Pinot Noir and a nice IPA. Among the appetizers we ordered were crispy Thai Brussels sprouts, calamari, Willapa Bay oysters and Dungeness crab cocktail. All were excellent. I also loved the lobster broth boulliabaisse with local crab, shrimp, clams and black cod. To die for! Some of my fellow diners enjoyed king salmon and ribeye steak (personally, I don't understand not eating seafood at the coast, but to each their own...).

    Michael M.

    I was blown away by the view. The fish & chips were absolutely delightful, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture that was both fresh and flaky. Probably the best I've ever had. The cocktails were cleverly crafted, with a subtle strength that sneaks up on you. This restaurant offers a truly great dining experience, and I would definitely return.

    Oregon salad
    Cawnii P.

    Very disappointed with this meal after we had an excellent meal several weeks ago. 5* ATMOSPHERE 3* SERVICE 2* FOOD Kim, was an alright server, most of the issues were with the meal. We started with a Beet Salad and Bread Basket. Salad was okay bread was better. My husband liked his black bean burger. I had Clam Pasta, didn't like it at all!!!! Clams had sand in them, absolutely no taste/flavor in the sauce, no bacon and needed salt/pepper, it was so bland and only lukewarm. The fettuccine noodles were VERY UNDER COOKED. The cobbler was warm and perfect! Outside seating was wonderful, lots of ships going by. Not sure we will return after spending $100 for lunch.

    Clam Pasta**
    Fiammetta P.

    Adding photos but the review remains, the photos make it look better than it tasted and it's a true pity. I hope they step up their game.

    Inedible, raw potatoes

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    Great food selections, good service and nice atmosphere. The oysters are fantastic and I would recommend their beet carpaccio.

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    Lots of gluten free choices. Stop by Costco and get a $100 gift card for $80. Great deal!

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