They have great service. The clam chowder is thick and hearty with great flavor. And it is so fun to look at all of the old pictures and memorabilia on the walls. read more

Camp 18 Restaurant is a must go to destination on the trip to Seaside. Adorable log cabin lodge restaurant, home style feel, cozy and quaint atmosphere. It is almost like you are stepping into a whole new world of Oregonian nature. I travel to the coast with family and friends almost every summer, and stopping at Camp 18 is one of our favorite traditions. The atmosphere is beautiful inside and outside. The menu is big, portions are generous, and service is super friendly. The most recent time I visited with a group we got to sit in the back by the window and watch lots of colorful birds outside the window by the bird feeder. Super fun! They even have some little games to play on the table to enjoy while we were there. The food is classic and I love their breakfast. My favorite dish is the waffle with strawberries. The waitress does great to keep the coffee flowing. Overall love Camp 18 Restaurant, and look forward to visiting again next trip to Seaside:) read more

We have been here a number of times and it has been good. This particular trip was even better than I remember in previous times. While I probably would have been inclined to give five stars, being greeted by Ms. Grumpy pants was kind of a turn off. Maybe she just wasn't awake yet! I ordered the Razor Clam breakfast that came with a biscuit, eggs and hash browns. I also ordered a single flatcar. I would highly recommend this choice if you like clams. This was delicious. You get two huge razor clams, breaded just enough and fried. A side of tarter and squeeze of lemon makes it perfect. The hash browns were particularly good. Extra crispy on the edges and they had good flavor. I did order my two eggs "Over Medium" which they were barely over easy, in fact there were uncooked whites, which I can handle but be prepared to send them back if you like them like I do. The biscuit was good, add a little jam and it was worth it. The flatcar was also very good. Fortunately they offer a marionberry alternative to their "Maple" syrup. I use quotes because it's flavored corn syrup. Highly recommend this place, especially if you are passing through. It's an experience, history lesson, and good food! read more

We have driven past Camp 18 for many many years I just love the look of the building and heard it had great food. We have stopped and walked the grounds many times but never had the chance to eat there. So for Mother's Day we decided to make reservations and give it a try. Boy we were a bit disappointed, food was not good, I would say below average and the prices were very high, In my opinion not worth it at all, We probably could have went to Sherry's and paid way less and got something better, service was okay. On the bright side it was a beautiful drive going there and sitting outside and enjoying the quiet. Maybe given the chance we would try their regular menu but definitely would never do a brunch or buffet there again. read more

The service was great. We had lunch between the lunch and dinner rush at 2:30 Pm. On a weekday. The stew was phenomenal. The corn bread was just ok. An interesting and fun spot to stop and eat. read more

I have passed this place thousands of times on my way to the coast. Ok, I'm exaggerating a bit. Maybe only hundreds. There I go again. 4 times. Ok, a bit more than that, but you get my annoying point. I passed by this place many times before I realized it was in my Road Food book and that I should not just pass by, I should actually stop and get some food. We did stop here this time on a random trip out to the coast, but not to eat a full meal. We stopped for the homemade cinnamon rolls which we took to go. We ended up eating it in front of the fireplace in the back of the restaurant, but that is irrelevant. You want to hear about the cinnamon roll don't you? Don't all answer at once. Read on. If you ask for it to go, they will warm it up for you and put a nice dollop of what seemed to me to be very fresh butter on top. Do you need butter on top of an already rich cinnamon roll? Probably not. Should you get yours with butter on top? Absolutely and 100% yes yes yes. They lose one star because of the raisins. Raisins are evil. I've said that before. Next time I'm back in these parts, I will stop in again and try a full meal. It all looked good. One more thing. The cinnamon roll is bigger than my face. If you are heading out this way and need my face to measure against your cinnamon roll, don't hesitate to ask. read more

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This is simply a awesome place to stop on your way to or from the coast. It is a isolated, massive lodge. You will be welcomed with old time logging equipment, a lot of history, and several cozy cats lying about. The food is down right good. The French toast is wonderful, they have homemade biscuits and jam, and we always take two of their famous Cinnamon Rolls home with us. These rolls are the size of a chicken, and they taste of sweet, cinnamon buttery goodness. There is a solid fan base of travelers. They have a cute shop to the side of the large lodge. They sell commodities and some local artist's work. You can enjoy your meal while watching the birds feed on the large deck lined with bird feeders. It is a true organically Oregon destination. You will never feel crowded there because the main lodge (dining room) is so spacious. The staff is friendly, the lodge is beautiful and intriguing. It is a great place to try and judge for yourself. I highly recommend stopping in if you are making a trip to the coast. Good food, great historical stop, and a lot of fun for family. read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - Razor Clam breakfast. - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

I've stopped at Camp 18 a few times, mainly for cinnamon rolls on the way to or from the coast. However, last week I came around dinnertime and ordered the Lumberjack Burger. From what I used to think, one came to Camp 18 for the cute and kitschy decor and to check out the impressively huge trees used in the building. However, my burger was surprisingly great and the french fries were really yummy! Fairly solid food and the clam chowder is pretty decent as well. However, I will say that I have tried other dishes in the past (razor clams) and these were not good at all. However, the breakfast was better although not amazing. All in all, I recommend the burgers and cinnamon rolls but lower your expectations a bit for items on the menu outside of these staples. read more

I love Camp 18 from their carved Sasquatch to their bountiful breakfasts (mmm, biscuits and gravy)! This place is HUGE! After you stuff yourself, take a walk around. Sign the guest book, visit the gift shop, walk down to the stream, take a photo with Sasquatch and visit the loggers memorial. Then get back on the road to your destination. Camp 18 is a great stop and will only add an hour or so off your trip! read more

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I've been to Camp 18 many times over the years...and as a result, I have many fond memories of the place! So based on that, I give it 4 stars! To tell you the truth, I can't remember what I ordered here the first couple of times, but I do remember the people that I've been here with. So OK, the food's not all that memorable. But the restaurant is ruggedly beautiful with all the wooden tables and large wooden beam in the ceiling. And not only is this a restaurant, but there's also a museum dedicated to the logging history. I've recently been here twice in a 4 month period. The first time 4 months ago, was when my friend and I were on our way back from the coast. I had ordered the taco salad, and he ordered the hot roast beef sandwich. My taco salad was so-so. His hot roast beef sandwich topped with plenty of beef and gravy and a side of mashed potatoes looked so good! It brough back memories of when I used to go to the NCO club with my parents as a kid and ordered the hot roast beef sandwich! My mouth was watering from looking at his plate! So this time, when we drove back from the coast, he insisted we stop at Camp 18. This time we both ordered the hot roast beef sandwich for $9.95 each. No regrets. The serving is huge and I had enough to be full for lunch, and a doggy bag for dinner later that night! This place was packed every time I've ever been! But we were seated relatively quickly and the service was fast and friendly! read more

This is a very cool place to go. It's on your way to or from Seaside - right off hwy 26. The decor is very cool - not something you'll see again. It's very spacious and airy. The menu is extensive - it will take a while to dig through it. It's mostly in the realm of "comfort" food and pretty far from "health food". The folks seemed genuinely friendly - which is always a pleasant surprise. Our server had some good recommendations and was very attentive to making sure the food was right and we had plenty of beverages. I didn't want *exactly* what was on the menu and they had no problem getting me *exactly* what I wanted. My family goes to Seaside / Oregon Coast a few times a year and I expect that we will be adding this to our routine commute. If you are looking for a historic Oregon logging experience, I think you'll like this place a lot. The gift shop and the stream near by are nice diversions to allow you to walk off some of your meal before you get back on the road. The "regular" dinner specials sounded right up my alley - so I'm hoping to go back to try one of those next. read more

After passing this restaurant to and from Seaside countless times, we decided to stop on our way home. I am so glad we did and this Camp 18 will definitely be added to one of our special spots. The inside has a wonderful log cabin feel and we were sat at an antique wooden table by the fireplace. The menu is quite extensive. It was really hard to choose, but I decided on the taco omelet with salsa and sour cream and a biscuit and my hubby got the clam chowder sour dough bread bowl. We couldn't have been happier. It was so freaking good!!! The clam chowder was definitely up there with some of the best chowder I've ever had and it was completely overflowing. You will leave full and happy! read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - Sour dough clam chowder bread bowl. Will order this every time!!! - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

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My family and I stopped at Camp 18 for dinner after a day at the beach in Seaside. A short drive and well worth it. I had the Steak 18 and my wife had the Chicken Marsala. Both very tasty and cooked to perfection. Huge logger-style portions served on platters. No room for dessert so we ordered it to go. Again, Huge Cinnamon roll and Marion berry cobbler for breakfast the next day. Our kids have simple tastes for their ages (5,7,9), so they had cheeseburgers and grilled cheese sandwiches. All done right and served with thick steak fries. We shared a bowl of Clam Chowder which was EXCELLENT. Couldn't find it this good in Seaside. Our server was prompt, super friendly and very accommodating. All smiles for that gal. We will go back for breakfast someday. Can't wait! Also, plan on spending at least an hour marveling at this architectural masterpiece. This place is a magnificent log structure with many details inside and out. Not just a bunch of kitsch or junk laid out for decoration. Everything seems to have a meaning and tells quite a bit about regional logging history. Definitely not your ordinary roadside diner. The owners put a lot of thought into this place. Go downstairs and take a peek at the bar in the banquet room and you will see what I mean. read more

Is the food good? Sometimes. I have gotten the taco salad that last two times and have been very pleased with it. Is the service good? Sometimes. It is definately a laid back atmospher when it comes to the service. Should you wear a coat inside? Always. It's freezing in there. read more

A favorite place to stop on the way to the beach. The Marion berry cobbler is worth the stop.

What a delightful surprise to come across this place while traveling from Portland to Seaside. I have absolutely nothing but positive praise for this beautiful restaurant. Everything from decor, service and food was superb! read more

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Everything is just bland. I ordered an omelet and it is exactly what is on the menu, steak, cheese, and onions. No sauce, no flavor. The potatoes were even blander if that is possible. My wife's eggs benedict was good but again, the potatoes have no seasoning, no sauce, and dry as can be. The table we sat at was old wood and so sticky on top. The interior is beautiful but I would not come back for the food. read more

This would be a good place to just dine and dash. You're invisible to your server after they drop off your food, good luck if you need a refill or want to order dessert or even want the check to pay for your food. Really bad experience, won't be going back. Disappointed too because when you live in Portland and go to the beach multiple times a year, it would be nice to have a place to stop other than Seaside or Cannon Beach. The decor is cute though and the food is okay, just really terrible service. read more

They used to have decent food but since the adult children have taken over management, they only serve frozen food and it is not great. Last time we were there we ordered a cinnamon roll to go and had it the next morning. We both were very sick after eating it. ???? Don't know what was wrong with it but we had nothing else so it had to be the roll. read more

The food and service are going excellent. The portion size is huge. The old logging equipment around the grounds is so cool. If you sit facing the rear section they have bird feeders and lamented guides on the birds you might see. The gift shop is cool and not to badly priced considering it's a gift shop attached to the restaurant. Also the wood carvings around the outside of the restaurant are amazing. read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

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I've driven past Camp 18 for as long as I could remember on the way to the beach. I finally decided to start our beach trip early with the intention to stop at Camp 18. We were quickly seated and our waitress was nice. The whole theme here is great, too. The food is pretty much just average - I had the Denver omelette with potatoes and a biscuit. The biscuit fell apart and I couldn't put jelly on it since it crumbled so much. Denver omelette was just the folded over kind which I can't stand, so I didn't like it anyway. It didn't have much cheese in it and it was overloaded with peppers & onions that were undercooked. The potatoes were good, though. Husband had flatcakes (they call their pancakes this) and they were crispy and just not really great. My mom had the spinach omelette and had the same complaints as me. All & all...MEH, kinda bummed that I've been waiting to go here for so many years but it just wasn't great. It was only $54 between the 3 of us though, so it's okay. On the high note, the gift shop has some cute stuff and they have awesome Tiffany lamps for sale. read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - Cozy fireplace. - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

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A unique, family run restaurant with a nice old fashion feel to it. The theme is tree logging, since it's right in the heart of Oregon logging territory (deep into Hwy26 towards the Oregon coast), with a museum and tons of artifacts on the walls. The food portions are large but the taste is hit and miss. The prices are fair, but things can add up fast. I was in a group so I got to try many things on the menu: Cornbread: B Clam Chowder: B+ Giant Hot Dog: C Beef & Cheese Melt: B+ Homemade Potato Salad: B- Grilled Cheese w Avocado/Tomatoe: C read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - Beef & Cheddar Melt with Clam Chowder. Overall, B+. About $12. - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

Huge breakfast! This is definitely a comfort food place in a super cool log cabin. Country fried steak breakfast is big enough to split.

We were so happy that we randomly stopped here on our way home from Seaside. GET THE HOMEMADE CINNAMON ROLL. You will not be disappointed! We all loved our breakfast and thought the quality and quantity were great for price, both kids and adults. Atmosphere was fun, like a big lodge + outside property had lots to look at and gift shop was cool. Taking off a star because service wasn't the best. We waited a long time for someone to take our order while tables that arrived after us were given drinks and we ordered the cinnamon roll as a table starter and server forgot it plus one other item we ordered. We'd absolutely come back and recommend to anyone driving past. read more

Travelling through we stopped here with different family members in two days. The meals were delicious and the history heartfelt. It's the perfect place for a leg stretch, coffee, meal or a moment in nature along the Sunset Highway! read more

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First I would like to open with the restaurant is beautiful, combined with the atmosphere outside of the chainsaw wood carvings and the historical logging equipment. The area behind the restaurant is also quite amazing with the trail next to the water. Now for the sad part. Most of the food was disgusting and all of it was severely overpriced (we are talking it would be overpriced if this place was in Portland, thats how overpriced). The only redeeming thing was the cinnamon roll, which was slightly above average (yes it is big, but that doesn't fix everything). Now to pick apart why the food was so bad. So we ordered breakfast, a meal that for most restaurants of this nature is their bread and butter. We ordered the breakfast rainbow trout with homemade fried potatoes and eggs over easy, and a biscuit ($17), and the biscuits and gravy combo, 1 biscuit, 2 bacon, 2 sausage, 2 eggs scrambled ($12), and cinnamon roll ($7). The trout breakfast ($17): The trout was filleted so that both fillets remained connected to each other, filleting like this results in a lot of bones remaining on trout. No seasoning on the trout at all, but was fried correctly. The homemade potatoes consisted of frozen potatoes that tasted heavily of freezer burn, were not seasoned, and were overcooked in a baking sheet and were served cold. The over easy eggs were rubbery, unseasoned and cold. The biscuit was inedible. Biscuit and gravy combo ($12): Same biscuit, small, tasted old, was stale but being smothed in gravy can normally redeem most biscuits. Not in this case. The gravy had a strange taste to it, was loaded in tiny bits of ham (not sausage?) that provided no flavor at all. Bacon and sausage were fine.. Scrambled eggs were flavorless, unseasoned, rubbery, and cold.. Cinnamon Roll ($7): The cinnamon roll did taste good, and was the only thing we had that either of us wanted a second bite of. It's big, but at $7 was still overpriced. Have had similar cinnamon rolls at many other touristy restaurants across Oregon and none of them have ever been more than $5, and all were still bigger than the one here. Bonus, the staff: In all my years visiting diners and restaurants I had never once seen a member of staff sit down and drink a glass of whiskey and a beer while still in uniform. Let alone the whole staff gathering around like the restaurant was closed during business hours, let alone, right next to patrons of the restaurant. I am hopeful that the owner sees this review and takes it to heart. Your restaurant has such an amazing potential, and according to my girlfriend who has been visiting for many years used to be the place to go. You need to address the quality of the food thats being served, and the professionalism of your staff. Your price tags on your meals are only fitting if your food is good and your staff can act professionally. read more

There's something exhilarating about breaking through the Urban Growth Boundary. That almost instant change from commercial infrastructure and suburban houses to farmland and heavy timber growth is unbelievable... I image it's kind of like what astronauts experience when they're plowing through the atmosphere. Well, except with less fire and potential peril, arguably. The first place my family always "docks" after leaving the city for the coast is Camp 18. It's not so much for the huge logger breakfasts fit for lumbermen rather than city slickers, or the kitschy heavy timber log cabin with big family tables and furry taxidermy, and defunct old machinery parked outside. It's for the tradition that Camp 18 is where you -always- stop. Or at least that's the case in my family... We rolled in around 8.00 am on a Friday morning and the pace was empty save for a couple of other families who had hit the road early as well. Coffee arrived at the table practically as we were sitting down. The waitress came by and got our orders which were turned around the quickest I have ever seen here. I had hash; it was good and reminded me more of the "stick with you" meal that I'd get when visiting family in Wyoming and Montana. Everyone else though the same of their skillets, pancakes, and waffles. Still, for a restaurant to stop by every couple of years, it's not bad. And we were back on the road in about an hour, all systems go. read more

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We loved this place! We were a party of two adults so were able to eat upstairs in the lounge. The waiter recommended the cinnamon roll which we ordered as an appetizer (hey we're on vacation!) It was the best cinnamon roll we've ever had, and it was so big we ate it for two days! read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

Wow...there is so much to see and experience here. Our stop this time was just for breakfast on our way to the beach. We arrived before the rush, were greeted and seated quickly. I ordered the Denver omelet with potatoes and biscuit. There was nothing wrong with the meal but there was nothing that stood out either. I look forward to stopping and looking around outside when it's not raining! read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

I loooooooove Camp 18. Log cabin restaurant w/ gift shop. Timber history. A lovely creek out back w/ picnic tables. Great food. Friendly service. Tons of parking. Space for RVs and motor homes. Giant cinnamon rolls. read more

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I wish I had loved the food even a tiny bit as much as the decor. I loved the visuals that showcased the history of logging in the area. But the flavors were, well, the rather-bland flavors one might expect from a diner. The rainbow trout country breakfast had perfectly-cooked trout, but it was a bit too fishy. Over-easy eggs were well-executed. Biscuit was light and fluffy. But overall taste of potatoes and other components were not exciting. The pricepoint for this should have been half the $17 cost. read more

Camp 18 Restaurant - American Near Me - Seaside, Oregon

Great place for a photo shoot if you like texture, lighting and playing with composition of interesting elements. They are so many interesting machines that have come to rest at Camp 18. Lots of rust and lots of weathered wood. I love it. I had a blast walking around and taking photos. Haven't tried the food. A great place to stretch your legs on the coast drive. read more

It's in the middle of the road between Portland and Seaside. A mammoth log cabin. Flapjacks (pancakes) the size of a hubcap. Food is good, standard comfort food,. Nothing extraordinary, except for the size of the portions and the beautiful log cabin, which, along with the grounds and one additional building, serve as the logging museum. Great for kids and the young at heart to walk around and explore. Call ahead, cause if business is slow they will close and although the staff was friendly the proprietors seem bothered to be there, read more

We used to stop here 10x a year on the way to the beach, but even though they have outdoor seating they are NOT pet-friendly, so we have not been back for 5+ years. Too bad - we miss the biscuits & gravy. read more

So nice outside they have walking trails and a creek out back. Food is excellent and the gift shop is nice. Very good prices highly recommend. read more

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Biscuits & Gravy? Just perfect! Beef Stew? As good as it gets anywhere. Breakfast food of any kind is just delicious! Staff is friendly and attentive. Does it sound like I own the place? Yes! (But I don't ) I just like knowing ahead of time what to expect. If you've never stopped at Camp 18 on Highway US 26 before reaching the coast I just explained what you will experience. read more

Fun Stop for breakfast Either on the way to - or - way from the Oregon Beach/Seaside and the Portland area this is a great spot to stop. It can get hectic during peak times, but worth the wait Food is solid, just what you expect from a lumber camp restaurant. No foo foo chef trying to impress you with their inspired take on a classic breakfast dish. Instead you get a generous portion of what you want.. Last visit was on a Monday morning 3 weeks ago. Terrific timing on our part as we had no wait and window table with a view of the babbling brook and critters (birds and squirrels) feeding on the edge of the patio outside. Pair this with the company of good friends and its a memorable breakfast. read more

Date of service: Feb 16, 2015 Meal: Lunch, eat in All Ratings out of 10: Quality of food: 8 Food to Spend Value: 7 Quality of Service: 8 Overall Rating: 8 I have driven by Camp 18 on a number of occasions heading to the northern Oregon coast, but I had never actually eaten there. It looks quite intriguing from the outside, and some research whetted my intrigue (and appetite!) even more when I discovered their specialty was good home Southern cooking. It was lunch time on the way back from Cannon Beach, so it seemed like a perfect time to check it out. The restaurant itself doubles as a museum, so after you park there are lots of cool old things to look at, take pictures of, and more. There is even a hiking trail along the river that runs behind the restaurant, and a gift shop as well. The restaurant is a massive log cabin and has a pretty amazing ambiance, with lots of cool things hanging on the walls and very rustic looking tables and chairs. The place was busy when we arrived, but we didn't have to wait too long before being seated. They have a good sized menu consisting of appetizers, a large number of sandwiches, burgers, and a variety of dinner entrees. We started with deep fried zucchini, and it was fantastic. I have typically had fried zucchini as wedges, but Camp 18 serves them chip style like you would typically get fried pickles. The batter was done very well with a nice crisp and flavor, complementing the zucchini just nicely, and the ranch dressing served as a great dipping sauce. Definitely a great way to start the meal! There were a number of things ordered at the table for lunch, but I will highlight two of them. My son ordered the Lumberjack Burger with a side of potato salad. This beast of a burger came topped with cheddar cheese, bacon, onion rings and BBQ sauce. It was huge and apparently quite delicious. Once I saw that country fried steak was an option, I knew what I was going to order. The steak itself was a huge portion, both in overall size and in thickness. It was served over mashed potatoes and literally smothered with their homemade sausage gravy. It also came with a veggie, and that day it was carrots. The steak was very flavorful and battered perfectly, and the gravy was scrumptious and tasted like it was made for the steak. The mashed potatoes were also quite good, and the carrots, though nothing special, were prepared well and also tasted good. It was a delightful and hearty meal. At this point I was quite stuffed, but we learned that Camp 18 is famous for the cinnamon rolls. Knowing this, how could one not get ordered? The waitress warned they were huge, so we only ordered 1 for the table. I kid you not, this thing was as big as my son's face, oozing with icing and even a dollop of butter on top. And boy was it good, like utterly ridiculously good. There were probably more calories in that one roll than in all the other food ordered combined, but it was well worth it, and I savored every bite. I would go back again just to get one. The place was quite busy, but we were quite pleased with the service, as it was attentive and very helpful with questions. The quality of the food was great, and the portions were quite large, all while not being too expensive, so I felt like the food to price ratio was very good. The ambiance is about as cool as you can get and is quite different for the Pacific NW, and the extracurricular stuff you can do, including working off that cinnamon roll with a short hike along the river, really provides a unique and fun experience. Camp 18 is a bit off the beaten path, but if you are on Highway 26 heading to or from the beach, it is a fantastic spot to enjoy a delicious meal. read more

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I'd passed this restaurant numerous times on adventures to the coast, and always intended to try it. The outside is easy to pass; it seems like a total tourist trap (spoiler alert, it is, but well worth it!) so I hadnt ever stopped. On a trip with my husband, we wrote it into our itinerary. We took our toddler, a 1 year old with a penchant for moving and strict dietary restrictions (allergic to casein). There were options for her, which was wonderful, and the husband and I enjoyed the steak special. The prices were a wee inflated, but being basically the only restaurant between Seaside and Portland has that advantage of supply and demand. The staff were kind and attentive, and the setting is beautiful. There is a gift shop for the touristy trap things, and theres some lovely candies you can purchase from the entryway. My husband and I, ever the animal lovers, were pleased to see they have taken on working cats for their property, letting them enjoy mousing and working instead of being off in a shelter somewhere, or worse. They are friendly too, having been accustomed to people traipsing in and out. One big boy was particularly kind. There are a lot of beds for them too, though I do hope theres a warm shelter on the premises for when its chilly and rainy. There was plenty to look at for my daughter while we waited for food. My husband let her walk around the gift shop and the outdoors while our food was made. We will go back again :) read more

What a fun place!! If you have a caravan of people and need a great option to feed and entertain on your way to and from the Oregon coast.... This is it!! 3.5 stars on the food. Roll it up for great service. Cinnamon rolls larger than your head. Ridiculous corn bread. Chili, Nachos, soup in a sourdough bowl. All good and all great options from a much larger menu. The ladies here are nice and hustle. Order with confidence. read more

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