A true local's dive bar and a popular one at that, this is the place you walk into and find the…read morelocals are part of the hodge podge decor, it totally reflects the spirit and history of the community. This place reminds me a bit of the Wobbly Elm from Shitt's Creek, totally unique. I wasn't expecting such a large selection of craft liquor and beer, and it was a pleasant off ramp from the typical hum drum "Big Box" brands. The drinks definitely come with interesting company and conversation, whether the subject be eating a vegetarian taco for the first time or the etiquette around farting at a campfire, your guaranteed a laugh. Cheers!

Funky locals vibe dive bar with art on the walls, where late afternoon you could play a board game…read moreand chill here with your beer or come later and hear seriously good live talent! 5 stars for the craft beer selection alone. (PNW fav brews rotate like Rouge, Ft George, Crux, lost coast, icicle creek, no li, lots of WA local hits and more!) New Moon also usually has a craft cider on tap and a full bar available. I have not seen much food here, maybe some snacks served here? This spot is however, a perfect place to go if you grabbed a slice at near by strait slice pizza or some bbq nearby and can eat here. We've always had great bartenders who help you choose a beer with a sm taster, they even have dice to roll if your feeling curious to try whatever.

Came here for pizza and beer on July 4th. The pizza was SO delicious - the ingredients were clearly…read morefresh, and it was perfectly cooked. The tap ciders were also soooo good. Definitely the or one of the best ciders I've ever had (the mint and lemon one) and the beer was also pretty good. The service was quick and the dining area was spacious and lively. Definitely recommend!

Friendly staff, yummy pizza and garlic knots were amazing!! Spent $25 per person and ambiance was…read morelaid back and beachfront.. located right next to the ferry

Many gluten free options, with a dedicated gluten free fryer. Server seemed very knowledgeable…read moreabout Celiac and cross-contamination. Cocktails were creative and tasty.

Fried Brussels Sprouts - Fried to perfection. Brussels sprouts are ubiquitous these days, known for…read moretheir hearty health benefits and delicious taste, but this restaurant truly did them right. They were perfectly fried with a crunchy exterior, all heightened by a lovely drizzle of honey. 5/5 Fried Chicken Sandwich - This sandwich was a monstrosity! If I were Sasquatch, I'd still be full after eating this. They practically put two fillets into one sandwich. The breading was flavorful, and the chicken was incredibly juicy and tender. I definitely appreciated the generous portion size. 4/5 Ahi Tuna - Deliciously fresh and simple. The tuna was lightly seared and served sashimi-style with a perfect rare interior. Being so close to the ocean makes you appreciate how fresh seafood can taste, and they deliver that here. It's lightly dressed with soy sauce and citrus to bring out the natural flavor of the fish. 5/5 Service & Atmosphere - The service was great, and we were seated quickly. Our waiter knew the daily specials by heart; he was quick yet succinct in explaining what the restaurant specializes in. I really enjoyed this place!

Restaurant has table service with Asian fusion choices such as Bibimbap, Korean Tacos, Bánh mì,…read moreUdon bowls. Friendly service. Clean bathrooms. Plenty of parking on either side. Outside may look very basic but indoors has comfy seats and an open feel. Recommend the Udon Bowl--try it at spice level 1 even if you normally opt for 0 spiciness (it's a sweet-spicy) and choose bulgogi beef if you like a smoky leaner meat or the pork belly if you're craving more of a rich fattiness. Also check the drinks fridge as you walk in--they have some choices you may not see on the menu such as Mexican Coke.

TLDR: Me and my partner got food poisoning from the chicken sandwich and had to call multiple times…read moreover the course of two weeks to get a partial refund from the owner. Me and a group of friends (8 total) were visiting the Olympic peninsula for a camping/backpacking weekend and stopped by Midtown on a busy Friday night and were quickly seated. The food tasted good and we had great service during our visit. Since we were a large group, and already had shared expenses for the weekend, when asked about the check we offered to put everything on one tab to save time. Later on that night however, after we had set up our tents at our campground, my partner began to experience intense stomach pains which turned into full blown food poisoning. I spent the next several hours helping them, before I also got sick. It was at this point we realized that it was from the chicken sandwich my partner had ordered at Midtown, since I had eaten her last remaining bites of the sandwich and this was the only food we shared that other members of our group had not also eaten (we all shared food at lunch earlier in the day). My partner and I essentially spent the night in the campground bathroom (we are extremely lucky they had one). The next morning we were feeling depleted, dehydrated, and decided to head home to recover while the rest of the group continued on the trip. We spent the rest of the weekend trying to get food down. I called Midtown the next business day and let them know what happened for their awareness mostly. They thanked me and told me their policy is a full refund if something like this happens and that the group should expect it soon. We didn't hear from them or get notification of a refund so we reached out a week later and they said they forgot and now the owner would only provide a refund for me and my partner's meals and that they never offered a full refund. They said since we had "12 people" on the ticket they wouldn't do it (our tab for 8 people was $186 before tax and tip) but if we had a doctor's note that could change things. I promised them we weren't making it all up and that I've never gotten food poisoning from a restaurant or even left a bad review before! Tired of the gas lighting I decided it wasn't worth arguing and let them know this will have to be my first. It's a shame their management is unprofessional because our experience in the restaurant with the food and staff was nice.

There was one trip I made to Port Angeles a few years ago and the craft beer scene was kind of grim…read morehere. The list I had of breweries were all defunct save for one and so I never really made a point to come back to this corner of Washington in search of beer. But this summer I did for sightseeing purposes and came across Angeles Brewing and Supplies. It's more of a place that has guest taps but there was one brewery that caught my eye I wasn't familiar with. Social Fabric Brewing was what caught my eye. It's a brewery that recently opened in Port Toensend and the same owners of Angeles Brewing. I got the IPA called Ready To Start from Social Fabric. It was good and enjoyable! Flavor features with this IPA are hoppy and kind of citrusy. The malts make it unique with Pilsen, Flaked Oats and White Wheat with hops like Citra, Mosaic and Nelson Sauvic. Angeles Brewing is a nice addition to the town and adds variety of beers here that I feel Port Angeles could stand to have.

This place was surprisingly excellent. Far exceeded my expectations when I first walked in. It…read morelooked like it wouldn't have what I was looking for which was a decent beer/cider flight. Whoever puts the taps together at this place knows how to pick them. This was probably the most enjoyable flight I had during our visit to Port Angeles and surrounding areas. The atmosphere could have been a bit comfier.

We went on a Wednesday night after seeing a bingo sign posted outside, and are so glad we did!…read moreEveryone was super friendly, and there was a great selection of drinks. There was a lot to do aside from the bingo, including darts, beer pong, and free pool. It was connected to the little bakery next door which stayed open late to allow people to order food from there, which was nice! Overall, a great place to chill!

First time here to see a comedian (Andrew Rivers-pretty funny). We don't typically go to bars, so…read moreweren't sure what to expect. Super nice and friendly folks. Bar in the front, set up chairs on what is apparently a dance floor. Performers were on a small stage in the back. Interesting setup where you can get food from the place next door--kind of like a starbucks/barnes & noble setup. This seemed fine until folks started to come in for drinks, at which point it got hard to hear the performers. I hear the place has new owners. TBH, it could use some sprucing up. The plaster is quite literally falling off the ceiling in a couple spots. None of us used the restrooms, so not sure what shape they are in. All in all, I'm glad it's available as an option, and hopefully the new folks will see fit to spruce it up a bit.

Ambience is Divey bar with a little bit of hipster in it lol. Bartenders were awesome and I'm…read moreleaving a review because that steak for steak night was the best $12 steak I've had! The Philly was above great as well. Wish I was here another night to try some other food.

The food would have been good. The cook at this business makes good food..Literally sat and watched…read moremy food, after the cook rang the order ready bell. Watched the bartender girl, socialize and gossip with all of her friends, 20 minutes, while my order, and 3 others sat there, got ice cold and dried out. The big blonde bartender girls social life was more important than my supper..The bar was almost empty. Maybe 12 people in the whole place..The cook makes good food here, the bartender/ wait staff ruines it...Only go here if your no hungry and just thirsty...The cooks here make really good food, but when the servers let your food sit there and get ice cold and dry out for 30 minutes. it sucks..I timmed it 30 minutes..if your hungry besides getting a drink go somewhere else first to eat...