Slightly out of the way from the tourist district, but well worth the 2-3 block detour. Absolutely…read morethe best stouts and hazies i have had in Oregon. The s'more stout and shuteye double hazy were my faves, but we tried 9 beers (6oz taster pours), and all were outstanding.

Awesome nano-brewery on the edge of downtown Astoria but near the big bridge. Lots of great…read moretasting beer at reasonable prices and a very large space to have groups or just sit at the bar. There is a sole TV but they also have a few board games for entertainment. They don't really serve food except for a light snack but you can bring your own food. The bartender was nicer d they also have NA options. This is a fully functional brewery where the tanks and vats and hops are all right there. The building is old but makes for a great setting. No parking lot but no problem with street parking. Free WiFi too! They also sell togo cans and some merch. No pets inside.

Wow kewl place! We were caping in Long Beach and decided to come into town for fish n chips. Glad…read morewe did. You order up front then they bring your food out. It's really fast and efficient. It's def a brew pub. The pizza part upstairs is closed for today. Had the best beer called Divinity ( Marionberry wheat beer) yummy. Chick beer lol. The fish n chips is Albacore Tuna. I had the oysters n chips, John and mom had fish n chips. One bowl of seafood chowder to share was delish. It had everything in it! Including fish too. We are so full but satisfied.. I did want to try the sourdough bread pudding with warm fruit and whip to share... maybe next time. It was really busy in here on a Friday afternoon. We even had to wait for. Table to leave. Glad we came. I bet they roll up the bay doors when it's summer!

Loved this spot! Great beer, fun atmosphere, and I liked that they had an upstairs pizza area. Most…read moreof the staff were amazing and super friendly. The only negative experience was with the guy seating us upstairs, he definitely had a bit of an attitude. We ordered a 16" half Almighty and half Margherita pizza along with a Caesar salad. The pizza was really good overall, although they definitely could've put more cheese on the Margherita side because it felt a little skimpy. Still very tasty though. The Caesar salad unfortunately tasted really old, but our server was fantastic, apologized immediately, and removed it from the bill without issue. Great customer service honestly made a big difference. Overall, I'd definitely come back!

Came in on my wife's 42nd bday and we had a blast! The proprietor was badass, and an amazing host…read more The menu was three pages long yall!!!!! 3 PAGES!!!!! You hear me? Variety matters. The atmosphere was soo welcoming and the wife and I had a very pleasant time. 10/10, would definitely recommend.

I think I found another awesome beer place in Astoria. I usually frequent Fort George but I think…read moreI'll have to now save some room to stop at both there and here when I'm in town. The unique fridge beer is awesome. Lots of dark beers which is what I love. They of course have other light beers too. A great selection. Loved the inside and dogs are welcome inside. The bar tender was super cool. The beers on tap were really good too.

Long has it been since I was last at Astoria Brewing Company and I believe at one time they…read moresort-of-ish had two locations in town. One spot had a different name but if you chatted to somebody there they told you they were affiliated with this brewery. So this was the location I didn't go to but finally made it to after a number of years. Steve and I enjoyed our brewery experience pretty well and enjoyed the taproom as we could take a peek at the brewing tanks over a banister. I had the Nowhere Land Vienna Lager which I enjoyed quite a bit. It's flavor highlights were malty, hoppy and a nice toastiness to it. It's bright in color which is a usual trademark for these types of lagers. It was a pleasant return to Astoria Brewing and I wouldn't mind more return visits on future trips to the lovely town of Astoria.

We were looking for a place to eat that was along the water with patio dining options, and this was…read moreby far the best option The food was solid. There is something on the menu for everyone. This is a taproom, so, there are plenty of local beers to choose from, but they also serve root beer in glass mugs The staff was helpful and patient, and the service was quick. Everyone enjoyed their order. The meals come on these almost plate trays which looks cool, but without a lip fries, onion rings, etc can easily fall off The atmosphere was lively, but not too loud. The park on and open air concept had tables facing the water. There is also a handful of little stores throughout the restaurant with souvenir style options. There aren't servers that take care of individual tables, you will be told your table number when you sit down sand you will order food and drink from the bar. The drinks and food will be brought to your table Some tips: Definitely try one of their many local beer options. Also, if you're an onion ring fan you should substitute them in for your sides. Typically a restaurant will give you like 5-7 big onion rings, but they have over a dozen stacked onion rings. Take some beers to go (cans are available for sale) Cheers!!

I love this brewery and we make a point to eat every time we visit Astoria. Food is always fresh…read moreand very good. Big long tables to share so you could be sitting with people anywhere in the world! Also like the no tipping rule.

Good: they pay living wages to staff and do not take tips. Friendly staff. Great view of the…read moreColumbia and good overall vibe. Could be better: burger was overall disappointing, especially for the price. Dry, small patty, toppings seemed minimal for their burger special. Not the level I'd hope for at a brewery. Good: clam chowder was delicious! I'd come back for the chowder. My friend said the fish tacos were really good as well.

As we found the brewery last, we actually came in from the pier side vs the front entrance. Walking…read moreup we could see all the Goonie themed murals and decor, etc. I loved the dedication to the theme of the movie that in my eyes put a Astoria on the map. This location also had different beers options that the Eastside location so we were able to try more.

Astoria is a wonderful little town that features many restaurants worth trying. However, "Rogue"…read moreisn't one of them. The service was terrible, the prices weren't competitive, and I couldn't finish any part of my meal because of poor preparation and overall greasiness. Although the views of the Columbia River were good from the window tables, there are better restaurants in the downtown area so my recommendation would be don't "go Rogue."

Great little stop in Astoria. Friendly bartender, great beer, not crowded. Will 100% come back if…read morewe're in Astoria again.

You know, after many, many years of just driving by this non descript and kind of run down building…read morewe were eager to try a local brewery which was on our Oregon's North Coast craft beer trail card. If it was not on our card we would not have stopped. What a fun local treasure! Met Hondo, the owner and brew master who sat down as we discussed the beers. All named after dog breeds except for Dexter's double chocolate porter, that's named after the owner's dog. Met Dexter who was hanging out on the couch. Grabbed a $8 flight of four pours and watched the locals who came in to watch the Blazers game. Good, local vibes, a genuine hidden treasure here in Astoria! Tried 4 dark beers, Dexter's double chocolate porter, Pitbull oak stout, Hellhound mocha stout and Doberman dunkel. The dunkel was lighter and sweeter than most. The winner was Dexter' s double chocolate porter! Rich, smooth, and chocolatey!

I've heard of The Growler Guys for a really long time and knew they had quite a few locations but…read morein all of my brewery excursions I never tried or been to a location. The set up here is quite interesting and comes very close to a one stop shop. It has part convenience store and beer bar all wrapped into one and the tap list of beer is pretty extensive. Lots of local or PNW area beers on tap but they also have some exclusive beers of their own that I almost missed. I was ready to go but Steve pointed this out to me so we got a beer here after all. I liked the tucked away seating and at the time we were there there wasn't anyone else having a beer so the peace and quiet was appreciated. The beer that we had was a lager and it was okay. It was apparently brewed out of Bend, Oregon but I am not sure if another brewery does this for them or not. The flavor highlights with this lager is a breadiness and somewhat of a clean aftertaste. It was fair but it kind of gave me the impression of a big corporate beer as I didn't see much personality to it in the flavor profile. But other than that I did enjoy my first visit to a Growler Guys and as the name implies you can bring in a Growler Bottle and select from the wide list of beers to enjoy.

The young man in the growler place was helpful as always, that I didn't have to wait long over at…read morethe grocery store Nextdoor as my daughter Chris was getting our couple months worth CBD for my back. She needs to figure out how to get her many points from old system. Thanks Again for a wonderful year and you All have a good one and take care.

I pride myself on knowing my tiki bars. Having traveled to and sought a great many across the…read morecountry and this my friend, just might be my favorite. First let's talk about the ambience of this place. I mean, let's face it. You can have crappy cocktails with killer ambience, and be successful. But this place delivers on both. My favorite part is that they have a real regional theme to their custom made mugs. And then there's the cocktails. They truly deliver on flavor, recipe, creativity, and the key to any good tiki cocktail is, of course the name. We've come in and sat at the bar, which was a delight, and then we also sat at a table. Service was great, no matter where we sat. We have yet to go upstairs for the sake tasting going on up there. Next time!

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.