This restaurant was perfect to spend my 30th birthday at we traveled in from Florida and this is…read moredefinitely the restaurant that you want to go to. The ambience is amazing with the phenomenal executive chef who will take all of your thoughts into consideration. The food is very local and made exactly the way you like it and you cannot pick a better place when visiting Cannon Beach. Best experience of my life!

Absolutely overpriced garbage. Spent over $300 on dinner for two. Got warm champagne. Overcooked…read morehalibut. A Sous vide prime filet that was stringy and flavorless. The "Big Ass Baked Potato" had to have been baked the day before, then reheated..... ghastly! And then the server gave away that the $16 strawberries and cream dessert was strawberries and Cool Whip! WOW! And paper napkins! And the chef/owner lying to people at the door without reservations that they are booked 3 months out, but he can squeeze them in; the place was nearly empty at 7:30. What a waste of money!!!

Haven't eaten here yet. But stopped twice for great cocktails. The place, staff, and views are all…read moregreat. Such a friendly and helpful team working here. They even remembered us when we stopped in for the second time in as many days. They offer a great happy hour on food and drinks 7 days a week! It's cozy, fun, and a great atmosphere. Highly recommend for a drink! I'll follow up on the food after I eat there.

2nd time here and it's even more fun in the daylight!…read more Asked for a pear martini but got a regular martini with pear vodka- I'll be more clear next time!

We arrived in town early from Portland to go see a friends acoustic performance on 6/22. We had…read moresome time to spare and figured we'd go wine tasting. We walked through town looking at a few tasting rooms. Nothing really jumped out to us. Then Bamn!!! When we seen this place from across the street. It all changed our wine tasting plans. Let's go have a drink!!! It was a great decision. The outdoor area was set up very nice and welcoming. There's a lot of attention to detail in all the decorations. Not sure if the lady was the manager or owner that helped us. But her friendly service was top notch!!!! With us visiting from out of town. It made me and the lady feel like regulars. She gave us a recommendation on the Margarita. I'm more of a Bourbon lover. So I ordered the Traditional Manhattan and my lady ordered the requested margarita. Wow!!! Both our drinks were tasty and awesome. Hey bartenders great pour on the drinks!!!! Cheers!!!

Came here the first time for a class on creating and preparing cocktails my wife signed us up for…read moreon my birthday weekend. That was so informative and fun we made it back up for their Halloween party, was a bit chilly so we only stuck around for one drink that evening. This is such a great pop up spot, they all TRULY know the art of mixology and come up with a great variety of unique cocktails. Definitely worth stopping if you are in the area wine tasting or traveling.

Here's the thing trying to go to the Italian restaurant across the street. It was busy, so go hang…read morein the bar, they had all the TVs tuned to sports games. Solid selection of whiskeys and other premium liquors. Then they decide to have pool, foosball, and karaoke. Also shots and Jell-O shots. This bar is doing all it can to make sure no matter what your style and choice is that it works for you. Friendly staff, it's worth your time

We always have so much fun here! The service is super friendly every time. I was videoing my bf…read moresinging when the adorable bartender photo bombed us. Hilarious!!

I finally made it in here. I came here one time to meet a group and everyone decided to change the…read moredate without telling me. Needless to say I don't hang with that crowd anymore. We got here a bit early on the weekday at 2:50p. They open at three so we waited until they opened. They had some great lunch specials. I had the turkey club with a salad. It was good. I'd never seen tomatoes on a club before but it was good. They had a variety of drinks but we stuck to tea and soda as it was a work day. This looks like a great place for cocktails. Now that I got the bad taste in my mouth from former friends I will definitely be back.

We invited my brother-in-law and his girlfriend to cocktails so we could get to know her better…read more Girlfriend-in-law paid the bill! suh-WEET! Even when I tried to pay the second round, she told the bartender not to accept my payment. haha Even if I had paid, I would still like this place and their cocktails. It is a nice atmosphere, not too loud, comfortable seating, warm whimsical decorations, friendly service, and clean bathrooms. They have a large list of cocktails, mocktails and other non-alcoholic beverages, as well as beer and wine. They can make all the traditional cocktails. A regular told me the manhattan is top notch, but the cherries aren't the best he's seen. Cherry seemed alright to me. They also have several house cocktails and a few specials to choose from. Between us 4, we tried several different cocktails. We even tried the house cocktail designed for the bitterest of liqueurs, Jeppson's Malört. All were deemed tasty by all! They offer several food items from a full kitchen, including appetizers, sandwiches, salads, breakfast, and dinner. They even have veggie burger, gluten free crackers, and gluten free (GF) fried chicken! ! ! Free parking on the street. No minors allowed, bummer...l'd like it better if kids were allowed, but it's so good it's gets the 5th star. If you choose to give a thumbs-up or not, I hope you found my review helpful!

Iggy's was a great stop while visiting Seaside! We ordered the clam strips with fries and the fish…read moreand chips, and both were delicious. The clam strips were crispy, tender, and full of flavor without being greasy. The fries were hot, fresh, and the perfect side. The fish and chips were just as impressive--the fish was flaky with a light, crispy batter, and everything was served hot and fresh. The bread is to die for! The drinks were amazing and paired perfectly with the meal. Between the great food, refreshing drinks, and friendly atmosphere, we had a fantastic experience. If you're in Seaside and craving seafood, Iggy's is definitely worth a visit. Outdoor patio was clean! We'll be back!

Still great even after a few years since last reviewing…read more Staff is always great. First time getting food and it was great. Open late for last minute hang. Very well lit at night and garage doors open for late night warm summer nights.

Food is from Brooklyn Trattoria Drink prices are slightly…read moreabove average, however, they do have some rare top shelf offerings. Great place to chill and connect with friends or new friends. The staff is friendly and happy to answer any questions.

Finally got to try this place out. When you first walk in you walk through big giant velvet…read morecurtains and everything is low dim red lighting. This place is on the smaller side, but we got to sit at the bar top. They have a nice menu, a huge whiskey selection And lots of food options as well. They had good music playing and a disco ball and an assortment of colored lights dancing around on the walls. The staff was very attentive and very nice! We definitely want to come back here and try more. This is a great spot for just cocktails, to get together with friends or part of a date night!

The food was fantastic, ambiance was cute and relaxed with open windows and lots of natural light…read more You order at the front and then pick a place to sit, a help yourself situation but then they buss the tables. Workers were friendly - absolutely recommend this place for a bite to eat.

After a long day walking around Astoria and taking in the sights, bedtime was approaching and since…read morethe-woman-who-lets-me-live-with-her (thanks Mike) and I were celebrating our anniversary, we thought we'd stop into what appears to be the worlds smallest cocktail lounge, from the window, a 2' bar and three tables. Appearances are not deceiving, that's all that there is. Plus, without the "wall o liquor" behind the bar, they are not going to make you "that cocktail you had once in the Bahamas" or even a whisky sour. Their boundaries are much tighter than that. But what they can do within those boundaries! They have charted a course through the heritage of the region, the Scandinavian taste for Akavit, and a flair for adventurous tastes and subtle flavors. And, every cocktail on the menu, has a story that goes with it! I can only speak to the two we ordered (this was a nightcap, not a bender) but they were clever, tasty, wholly unique in my experience, and not crazy expensive ($15 and $16). Apparently, a reported haunting and paranormal investigation led to the creation of "The Veil is Thin" described in the menu as a "Spicy Experimental Margarita." I am a lover of the things that come from the blessed Agave, so this is what I ordered. It arrives an the glass in the picture with a shot glass of fresh squeezed lime juice alongside. This is for the "magic trick" that takes place when you pour the lime into the glass. I won't spoil it for you, but it's not the dumbest trick I've ever seen, it works as a part of the experience. The ingredients are, now follow along in your hymnals children, house infused red cabbage tequila (!), Combier, fresh lime juice, Hell Fire bitters, dragon fruit garnish (not present in mine), black lava salt, white pepper and rose petal rim. It was spicy (especially in the aftertaste), sweet, with the heat of the white pepper and black salt on the rim. On top of that, it was a good Margarita to boot. It was an excellent cocktail and a nice, fresh take on a classic. The prohibition history of the area leads us to the Long Beach Iced Tea. With Vodka, Rum and sweet vermouth, you've got the basics, but then you elevate that with fresh lemon juice, house infused Earl Grey simple syrup, soda and then, of all things a garnish of fresh (bruised) thyme and it becomes something entirely different. You're not going to get hammered, which is what I expect from the Long Island version, but you are also not going to miss the aroma of the thyme making the drink that much better. The floral bergamot from the tea syrup takes you in a different direction and the fizz keeps the aroma flowing out of the glass. It's delicious, subtle, and worth repeating. They can accommodate larger parties by just expanding into the Broder Strand dining room, which is what happened when a boisterous group of celebrating women came in looking for a new stop on their bar tour. One of them even requested a custom drink and was, by all reports, delighted with the results. We have one more night, and I don't think we'll miss having another nightcap here. You should definitely check it out!

What a fun place!!! We were in Astoria recently and this bar sat at the top of our list of places…read moreto visit. Dead Mans Isle feels like stepping aboard a legendary seafarers hideaway. It's packed with maritime artifacts, tropical decor and weathered wood. Glass floats and glowing lanterns hang from the ceiling....a glowing puffer fish looks down on the patrons. Such incredible attention to detail, including a thunder and lightning effect, making you feel like you discovered a hidden Tavern filled stories from another era. It's immersive without feeling gimmicky and the handcrafted tiki cocktails are just as memorable as the atmosphere. Im a tequila girlie so I ordered the only tequila drink, Sirens Song, my husband got the Mango Flip with Jalapeno vodka. Both were delicious!! The Sirens Song was served in a cool Octopus mug. We wandered upstairs to check out Yakimon Izakaya, a Japanese bar tucked inside Dead Man's Isle. Walking in feels like you've stepped into a tiny back alley bar in Tokyo. Every inch of the walls and shelves are packed with Japanese collectibles, vintage signs, anime figures, kaijuu memorabilia, and nostalgic treasures...tons of Godzilla! You can spend an hour just taking it all in. The atmosphere is cozy, quirky, and incredibly authentic, and with a fantastic selection of whiskey, sake & cocktails. Whether you're an anime fan, a collector, or just appreciate unique bars with tons of personality, this place is an absolute gem. It's one of those spots I'll be telling people about long after your trip to Astoria. Highly recommend both!!

Dead Man's Isle is a vibe. Low-key tiki den energy, complete with a pufferfish lamp glowing over…read moreour seats. I went with the Cobra's Fang it was boozy, fruity, a little spicy just as described, and served in the most perfect tiki mug (that snake face was almost too cute to drink out of). Tasted great, but like any good tiki drink, it's sneaky strong, pace yourself. They've got a fun food menu too, but I was too full to try anything sooo next time. With a drink list this deep (multiple Mai Tai riffs, a Zombie, a Volcano Bowl for the table), I'll definitely be back to work my way through it. Service was solid and they had their hands full while we were there and still took great care of us.

Cute little shop to drop in and do some tastings while in Cannon Beach. They also do cocktails and…read moremini cocktails. Fun fact: Cannon Beach allows to go drinks, so you can get a mini cocktail to go and sit on the beach with. I find their canned cocktails too sweet in general but the cocktail options they make there have been pretty good.

We had a great time at Pilot House while visiting a couple of months ago in a pretty dead week. The…read morebartender working was friendly, knowledgeable, and also helpful getting my 2 year old situated with water and a place to sit. Everything we had was tasty- and we had a great experience.