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    Table Nineteen

    3.6 (8 reviews)
    Open 10:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Frankie's Modern Diner

    4.2(303 reviews)
    11.4 km
    $$

    Such wonderful service and a great meal! We came to eat breakfast while waiting for the ferry…read more Our waitress, Darcy, was great with our kids and so sweet! We got the pleasure of being served by Frankie himself! He brought coffee and was a joyful presence in the restaurant. The fresh squeezed orange juice was great, food was good and they had a great kids menu! Would definitely recommend!! Thanks!

    I love diners, and this one is fabulous!…read more Located right downtown by the inner harbor, on Government Street, this restaurant is large, with two separate doors 1/2 block apart. I loved the spacious interior with the retro diner aesthetic. I loved how it opens at 7am and has a lot of breakfast options, and all are reasonably priced. I love the booths, the soda counter, the chalkboard message board with daily specials on it. I love the cheery and attentive server we had. And, lastly, I love the food here! (I was here for breakfast and my eggs and bacon were EXACTLY how I ordered them, and they also made me a fantastic iced vanilla latte, too). The restaurant and the bathrooms were super clean, too (bonus!). I checked out the extensive menu and realized, heck, I should have come here the day before for lunch. They have so many sandwiches and burgers available. Just wow. IMO this place would be perfect for breakfast or lunch, or a late night snack. (I think they're open until 9pm). If you like traditional diner fare, this is the place to be, for sure.

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    Starting the day with a spot of tea

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    Base Camp - $21 Cider Braised Pulled Pork Taco. 6/10. Nothing special other than the tortilla, which was good. Definitely not worth $10.50 per taco.

    Base Camp

    4.3(17 reviews)
    32.2 km

    What a gem of a place! The ciders on tap were delicious. My personal favorite was the lavender…read morehoney. We also enjoyed the salmon dip appetizer and Dungeness sandwich. Our server Nikki was very attentive and personable.

    Shockingly expensive for what we got…read more We came here with four adults and one 8-year-old child while trying to catch the ferry back toward Seattle. We had originally tried to eat at the gastropub just two doors down, but it was completely packed with a 45-minute to 1-hour wait. Meanwhile, Base Camp had only 2-3 occupied tables out of maybe 10-12, so because we were short on time, we decided to eat here instead. Unfortunately, I wish we had waited or gone somewhere else. Here's what we ordered: - Two alcohol flights -- $16 each - Dungeness crab dip -- $18 - Chicken wings -- $20 - Hot honey apple butter flatbread -- $16 - Garlic butter steak bites -- $20 - Cider-braised pulled pork tacos -- $21 - Mac and cheese -- $18 - Kids' cheeseburger -- $13 Our bill was $176 before tip. After a $25 tip and a 3% credit-card fee that we didn't notice until afterward, we spent a little over $200 for five people -- more than $40 per person, including our 8-year-old. My eyeballs practically popped out of my head when I saw the total. There were definitely some positives. I really like the concept of sourcing ingredients locally, and they even have a map showing where their ingredients come from. Our server was friendly. The chicken wings were really good, the fries with the kids' cheeseburger were also very good, and the cheeseburger itself was probably one of the better things we ordered. But for these prices, I expected considerably more. The $20 garlic butter steak bites were extremely chewy. Some pieces felt like I was chewing forever. The $18 mac and cheese was nothing special and honestly tasted like something I could make better at home. The $18 Dungeness crab dip was a very small appetizer and didn't feel worth the price. And the $21 pulled pork tacos were just two average-sized tacos. The portions in general were surprisingly small. Even when we asked for plates for all the shared food, we were given tiny appetizer-sized plates, maybe six inches across. Trying to actually eat off them without food falling off the sides was awkward. Full-sized plates would have made much more sense. The atmosphere wasn't particularly enjoyable either. The music was louder than I would want for a restaurant, and the speaker system sounded distorted and very bass-heavy. Instead of being pleasant background music, it was distracting and made the dining experience less comfortable. The alternative-style music selection also wasn't to my taste, although obviously that's subjective. A lower volume and clearer sound system would have made the atmosphere much nicer. I don't mind paying premium prices for a genuinely great meal. But this simply did not feel like a $200 meal. We ate at another pub the previous day and spent around $100 for all five of us, and we left much more satisfied. In retrospect, seeing only 2-3 tables occupied here while the gastropub two doors down was completely packed probably should have been our clue. I really wanted to like Base Camp because I appreciate the local-sourcing concept, and the wings were legitimately good. But between the small portions, very high prices, chewy steak bites, mediocre mac and cheese, unpleasant sound system, and $200+ final cost, I can't justify more than two stars. If we're back in Port Angeles, we'll be eating somewhere else.

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    Base Camp - Inside

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    Base Camp - $20 Garlic Butter Steak Bites. So tough, chewed for about four minutes. Disappointing, especially for the price.

    $20 Garlic Butter Steak Bites. So tough, chewed for about four minutes. Disappointing, especially for the price.

    Base Camp - $18 Mac & Cheese. Nothing special, and on the drier side. Definitely not worth $18.

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    $18 Mac & Cheese. Nothing special, and on the drier side. Definitely not worth $18.

    Table Nineteen - tradamerican - Updated August 2026

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