The best ramen I've had in wa state. If you're down in Olympia or shit even if you live up north…read moredrive your ass down and try this place. Black pepper ramen is Fried dumplings Hot milk tea ( to warm that ass up)

I recently visited Cube Ramen & Asian Cuisine with my teenage son, and it was a very enjoyable…read moreexperience. The restaurant is easy to find, located in a plaza with other businesses, so there's plenty of parking available. I also like that their hours are posted in military time; it's a small detail, but it removes any confusion about opening and closing times. The space itself is on the smaller side, but it feels comfortable and welcoming. We arrived around 17:00 on a Wednesday and were seated quickly. Service was friendly from start to finish--menus were brought promptly, and we were asked about drinks right away (water was perfect for us). Throughout the meal, the staff was attentive without being intrusive, refilling our water and clearing dishes at just the right times. We started with the agedashi tofu to share. The broth was flavorful and the tofu was prepared well, with that soft, gooey, gelatinous consistency. While it wasn't quite my personal preference (I tend to favor a crispier texture), it was still tasty and likely ideal for those who enjoy it that way. For our main dishes, my son ordered the tonkatsu corn ramen, and I had the black garlic ramen (without bean sprouts--personal preference). This was our first ramen spot since moving to Washington, and it genuinely reminded us of a favorite place we used to visit in Sacramento. The broth was rich, creamy, and deeply savory--absolutely delicious. I especially liked that the ramen was served with a ladle instead of a standard soup spoon, which made it easier to sip more of the broth. The noodles were cooked perfectly--not too firm, not too soft--and paired really well with the toppings. My son even commented on the generous portion of noodles, which I joked was exactly what we signed up for when ordering ramen! We both finished our bowls feeling completely satisfied. The chashu and egg were highlights for me--I took my time consuming them. My only small critique is that I wish the ramen included a full soft-boiled egg instead of just half, especially with bowls averaging around $17. Overall, this was a great dining experience with flavorful food, attentive service, and a welcoming atmosphere. While I have a couple of minor preferences, I would definitely return and recommend it to others looking for quality ramen in the area.

Been coming here for many years, so glad it doesn't change. The tuna sandwich is amazing and so…read morereasonable for all that tuna. The oysters are always delicious and the burger is just as yummy as ever. The best part is the fresh juice with some libations. Great service as well. Highly recommend

We came in genuinely excited and left very disappointed…read more Our service was as cold as the food we were served. It's uncomfortable having to tell your server the food is unacceptable. It's poor form to not apologize and ask how to remedy the issue. Removing our cold French dip sandwiches with a scowl and without a word is not good service. Stuff happens, restaurants get busy, and good servers know how to make things right when they drop the ball. We enjoyed the shooters and the beer.

Quick service, fresh and quality seafood, rustic ambiance fits well. Definitely visit here when in…read moreAstoria.

Food quality: we ordered Fish & Chip (Rock fish), salad and steamed clams. The foods tasted fresh &…read morecertainly tasty. Service: waitress may be a little overloaded so, she was quite slow to show up after we were seated. She took the order with warmth and enthusiasm. She did not return to check if we needed anything after the food was served. There was an older gentleman (may be the owner) who showed us to our seats and was particularly concerned about our experience at the store. It was a nice touch. Ambiance: nice soft lighting, noise level was moderate. I consider this place good enough to eat my meal comfortably and able to enjoy the foods without too much noise.

Thanksgiving buffet, very few choices, flow not good, big room to accommodate large parties very…read moredrab. Certainly not worth $42.00

Can I give a 0? First off staff was great. Everyone was friendly and attentive. This was the…read moreabsolute worst buffet I have ever experienced. The selection was a joke. Mind you this was a Sunday brunch at a casino. Lack of options is one thing but the quality and taste were terrible. $27 with players card plus tip. I would not recommend this buffet if it was free.

Went to threshold brewing off SE Stark. Didn't have a beer.didnt have water…read more Had gris gris Gumbo and the bread that was served with it. Nothing else. Used the utensils gris gris provided. Within two hours of getting home. Had stomach upset. Then diarrhea. Then vomited all the gumbo up. They need to know to use fresh ingredients and bring food up to temperature. Would go to threshold brewing again, but would never trust the food from guest cooks. Waste of money and ruined my evening. How Sad.

Gris Gris Kitchen makes the most sublime and delicious food. Authentic Louisianan flavors…read more Reasonable prices, excellent quality.

Location is behind a brewery , the ambience is perfectly outside under some shade and the burgers…read moreare really good ! Patty is perfectly balanced with the buns and you can sales eat like 3 they are not in the heavy side so you won't feel sluggish after . The fries are perfect!!!! And you must try the fry sauce on the side !

We stopped by Champs on Saturday to grab lunch after seeing a reel on IG! The food cart is located…read morebehind the cutest brew pub/tap room with tons of outside seating which was perfect for a beautiful 70° day. We ordered a single smash, double smash, fries, fry sauce and a s'mores cookie. Everything was really good and the fries were cooked to perfection. Pro tip...if it's a nice sunny day set that cookie in the sun while you eat your burgers and it warms up really nicely! Staff were super friendly!!!

Creative, seasonal menus keep things exciting here. Some of my favorite starters have been the…read morefiddlehead fern dishes, anything with mushrooms, roasted beets, or a fresh kale salad. And the Jazz Brunch--paired with strong coffee and inventive drinks--always brings the whole experience together. The menu changes often, so you never quite know what delicious surprise you'll discover, but I always hope the focaccia makes an appearance. If you're lucky enough to catch it, don't hesitate. Fish and steaks are consistently cooked to perfection, served with vegetables that turn each plate into a complete, thoughtful dish. Simple, elegant desserts finish the meal beautifully. And being close is a big bonus. Thank you to my go-to restaurant for never disappointing.

Loved the spruce tip sour. Came with a pinecone which was cinnamon scented. The roasted beets…read moredish was interesting. Beets were executed well. In the middle of the dish was a nicely toasted brioche bagel. Egg yolk and dashi sabayon added a nice salty creamy umami touch. There were pickled beets surrounding the bagel as well. I wish there was a slight sweet crunch from candied hazelnuts. Service was quick and professional. There were over ten tables as well but I chose to sit at the bar where everyone else was. Nice vibe. Reminds me of Seattle especially seeing how my drink and roasted beets dish ended up costing $43 after service fee, tax and tip. There's no happy hour.

Ecola Seafood is such a great little find in Cannon Beach. The oysters were incredibly fresh, and…read morethe fish and chips were easily some of the best in the area, crispy, flavorful, and done just right. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience even better. Everything was clean and well-kept, which always goes a long way. Only small knock would be the beer selection. I was hoping for a few more local options to pair with the seafood. But overall, this spot is a gem and definitely worth a visit!

The clam chowder here is legitimately good -- creamy, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The…read moresalmon was decent too, just wish the portion size matched the price. You're paying full sit-down restaurant money for what is basically a fast-casual counter experience, and that disconnect is hard to ignore. The space itself is small -- maybe 10 tables inside plus a patio outside. The nautical decor is charming and gives it a coastal feel, but the place could use a better cleaning routine. A few spots felt a bit grimy for a restaurant setting, which isn't a great look when you're charging these prices. No dedicated parking at the location, which is worth knowing before you go. Street parking is available nearby, and there's public parking within walking distance, so it's manageable -- just not the most convenient if you're visiting during peak tourist season when spots fill up fast. I get it -- Cannon Beach is a tourist destination and prices reflect that reality. But when the portions feel small, the space feels a little rough around the edges, and you're standing in line at a counter to order, it's hard to justify the cost. Not a bad meal overall, just not quite worth what they're asking. Go in with realistic expectations.

Tasty coffee and great art. Worth the trip!! I really enjoy seeing local artists thrive, and places…read morelike this should be patronized

Bold has sooo many things to entice my coffee addiction, lovely crafts and fine art pieces for my…read moreeyes and soul to enjoy AND there's a frame shop where I can have some of my art work framed. Don't forget the sweet porch