Great service and food! The place is nicely decorated and well maintained. It's my new favorite…read morego-to restaurant. Only time we go anywhere else now is because we have our grandkids with us. It's 21+. But that's also a bonus too at times.

My friend and I were in Astoria as it had been a childhood dream to come here and check out the…read moreGoonies sites. We were looking for a place to grab some food and drinks and came in here because our 1st choice was full. Willah (spelling?) was at the bar and we asked her for a food recommendation. She gave us a few options nearby, once of which was the Mexican place across the street. We ended up going there and had the best time, so we wanted to come back to say thanks and have a drink. We ended up staying here the rest of the night. It was the perfect, clean, dive bar. We talked to some locals, laughed, had fun and felt like we were one of the neighbours. The atmosphere was friendly and light. It wasn't overly loud, so you could actually have a conversation. I only wish this place was in where I live now as I'd come here all of the time.

We stayed in Astoria over a weekend. On Friday night we tried to go to Labor Temple which is no…read morelonger open at night which is a change from the last time we were there we found The Chart Room on Saturday. We came over after being at another bar down the street and the vibe was right. Small, quint, and friendly. Everyone seemed to know each other, bartender was kind, juke box was through the app which was great and overall it was a fun vibe!

Super sweet staff and love how they go all out with their Halloween decor. I appreciated the laid…read moreback atmosphere. Good pours and nice patrons.

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.

What a cool find! This was a fun pirate themed bar with signature/souvenir cups that are made right…read morenext door. Cool things that reminded us of cult classic movies and things from our childhood. The drinks were tasty, the service was good. Check out this fun place if you are in Astoria.

While visiting a friend, we spent a lovely evening at The Lyons Den last night. The owners were…read moresuper friendly, the venue was cozy and unpretentious, the cover charge was reasonable, the buffet-style food was delicious, and the sangria flight was very tasty. We saw a Portland-based Brazilian duo playing live music, and really enjoyed ourselves. I plan to return next time I visit the area!

Reasonably priced. Had good broccoli soup on the outside patio. Enjoyed the live entertainment…read more Intimate and great location.

Such a great whiskey bar! First off our bartender/mixologist is great!!!! Lots of great…read moreinformative. It got crazy busy. She is literally the only one here. She was shaking a cocktail in here hand as she talked to people entering at the door. She is is awesome!!!! My cocktails were awesome the Black & Gold and the Buttered Up. My wife's old fashion was great! Do yourself a favor and stop in for a libation.

This place was super cool and a fun experience. I can't say that I would come here every time I am…read morein Astoria but to say we went was fun. We ordered two drinks, one each and our total with tip was something around $40. Seems a little spendy but the drinks were amazing and very beautiful! The decor was interesting as it seemed like old lodge meets a Portland Whiskey Bar. I will say the bar tables we sat in were incredibly uncomfortable but all the couch seats were taken. Service was interesting.. It was a Saturday night, there were a handful of people but only one bartender. This was fine but in our 45 minutes there we went out side multiple times. When we walked in he was smoking out side, then we went out and spoke to some people in their car on the street and then went back out again. It didn't affect our service but it did seem a tad odd that he kept leaving the building.

Small town no frills bar. If you want a pitcher of beer and some yummy scoop-able nachos made made…read morewith joy from Steven, this is the place.

This is a classic working man's tavern. Good beer on tap, good food. Comfortable…read more Sports on the TV, a pool table and nice people own it and run it. What more do you need? Prices are reasonable too.

Super friendly staff and great product selection. If Seaside had a "Cheers Bar" this would be it.read more

#THANKYOUTHURSDAY On…read morethe way home from our Cannon Beach overnight trip last weekend, we decided to swing through the Seaside Outlets. I mean, what kind of Washingtonian are you if you don't stop at at least ONE outlet mall? No tax, people... We mainly came to the outlets for Nike, Bath & Body Works, and Carter's. Being wine & beer lovers though, the name of this spot intrigued us. We were pleased to not find anybody else in the store except for the older gentleman working. The store is laid out nicely and is spacious. They've definitely got more wine than they do beer, but they've got a lot of both. The wine selection is phenomenal. So much! They've got wines from Oregon, California, and Washington. So many different kinds. I had a blast looking over all the different bottles and making my selections. My husband was also really happy with the beer offerings here. If you want to enjoy something in the store, you're able to do so. They have both wine & beer on tap available for consumption in the store. I didn't get the gentleman's name who was working, but he was so sweet and so helpful. I was having troubles picking between a few certain wines, and he helped make my decision and it was clear he was super passionate and knowledgeable about the products. Going further on that, he noticed my husband's beer selections and suggested a handful of other beers for him based off of the flavors he seemed to like - aka, we bought more beer than my husband intended ;) Even after grabbing two bottles of wine, and quiiite a bit of beer, after discount we only spent $60! There was a discount for a certain amount of cans (15% off for 8 I believe) and on the wines I snagged apparently too, which saved us $12. Highly recommend stopping by The Wine & Beer Haus if wine and beer is your jam. Outside of the wine & beer we got, the service was spectacular and I can only hope all the employees who work here are like the older gentleman who helped us out the day we were in. Thanks, The Wine & Beer Haus, for helping us add to our stash! ;)

Came for Dead Man's Isle, stayed for Yakima Izakaya. This place was AMAZING! Located on the second…read morelevel of Dead Man's Isle, they share a food menu but have a completely different drink menu focused on Japanese spirits like sake, whiskey, and gin. My partner and I had the best time sipping and chatting with Quinn, the bartender. He was knowledgeable, conversational, and made a great drink! The space is small, with four seats at the bar, two floating seats, and two standing only spots. It's an intimate space with lots of Japanese figurines and memorabilia. Behind the bar sits a small TV where the bartender plays physical media (can you believe it!?) -- DVDs and Blue Rays of Japanese films. This is probably our favorite thing we've done in Astoria! Can't recommended enough! A total hidden gem.

What a cozy little bar tucked away upstairs at Dead Man's Isle! Yakimon transports you to a bar in…read morean alley in Tokyo, serving unique delicious cocktails and a special menu. If you're lucky, Cherry will be your bartender and she can tell you the inspiration for the bar. I ordered the loco moco with Japanese curry, a delicious twist on a Hawaiian classic. Looking forward to my next visit!