The food here is always amazing with good service but if we are being honest... the desserts are…read morewhat draws me in every time! Creme brulee and chocolate cake is the best!!

Black Trumpet Bistro is a charming, locally owned restaurant offering both classic Italian dishes…read moreand American cuisine with a strong Italian influence. The lunch menu features a variety of high-quality specialties, including the Chicken Caprese and the Halibut Sliders (my favs). Meals are served promptly and accurately, making it an excellent choice for those on a schedule or enjoying a quick midday break. Dinner offers an impressive selection of thoughtfully prepared entrées and satisfying pasta dishes. Each plate is beautifully balanced, flavorful, and crafted with care--guaranteed to satisfy your appetite while delighting the senses. Whether for lunch or dinner, Black Trumpet Bistro consistently delivers quality, comfort, and a welcoming dining experience.

Great food and the overall experience was a lot of fun. If they have them, try the fried mushrooms…read more My friend got the burger and fries and said both were excellent. Good live music and everyone friendly. I'll definitely be coming back!

Rude and disrespectful. Not only that but very unsanitary!!…read moreThe food was poor and the hospitality was horrible

First place we tried when we got to Brookings…read more Great food and service. Came here with the family. We got 2 pizzas that were shareable sizes. We got a margherita and all meat. Both really good and made in their stone oven. We also got the calmari for appetizers. Calamari cooked perfectly, not rubbery. Light batter, crispy, and seasoned really well that gave it great flavor. Others in the group ordered a clam chowder bread bowl, chicken Parmesan, fish & chips and shrimp & chips. The overall consensus was good. Casual atmosphere and perfect location. It's at the boardwalk near an arcade. During the day, there's also ice cream and coffee nearby. Couldn't get any pictures.

8 of us came for lunch and had a great experience. The menu is a bit limited, I expected more…read moreseafood options, but what they have is excellent. Best things on the menu are anything with the locally caught rockfish. I had the fish tacos (see photo), but the fish & chips was the real winner. We sat outside by the dock and had a great view of the pelicans (see photo). We also had a sea lion cruise by who had to fight off a seagull that tried to steal his lunch! Service was great, outdoor seating under the sunsail was great, what's not to like?

There aren't a ton of more upscale restaurants in Brookings so we were glad to find Pacific Sushi…read morefor a date night. The restaurant is small but gorgeous and the staff was very friendly. My wife ordered the Agedashi Tofu & Pork Gyozas and I had a couple of rolls, the spicy Rouge and a plain Jane salmon, avocado and cucumber roll. Everything was fantastic. The fish was super fresh, the tofu cooked perfectly and the gyoza sauce tangy and yummy. We only had a couple of small issues, more personal preferences really. 1 - my wife enjoyed the tofu, but the dish is described as having an agedashi broth but really it was more of a thicker style sauce smeared on the plate the tofu was placed on. It didn't really have a true broth. 2 - the habanero marmalade was not spicy. The roll was described as a spicy roll, but the marmalade was sweet. Unfortunately, the jalapeños were sweet as well. I know they can't control capsaicin in peppers, but that marmalade needs way more habanero. It would be WONDRFUL on toast though! Note: looking at their menu now they have updated this roll to replace the marmalade with a "tangy sesame". I look forward to trying this to see the difference. If you want a wonderful coastal option that isn't fish & chips, give Pacific Sushi a try.

Sweet little get-away with my guy landed us here. The udon with tofu was phenomenal. Perfectly…read moresized tofu cuts, well done. 5 stars. Noodles not overcooked, and great sauce. He enjoyed the Redwood and Rogue rolls. Next time I *won't* order the Nature Nugget roll (which is listed with different ingredients on their website than their in-restaurant menu). It tasted like Lysol, presumably from the citrus ponzu? That was a tough swallow. I'd still return for that tofu, though. We were seated right away, arriving around 8pm on a Saturday night, with several other guests already seated. The lighting was low and decor was pleasing for a small town coastal sushi joint. The tomodachi was on point and our waitress was attentive and pleasant!

Excellent food and the blueberry basil martini is the absolute best!!!…read more Highly recommend when in Brookings Oregon!! (Carly is an amazing server! thank you!)

We visited Superfly while in Brookings for a work trip because it was close to our hotel. We…read moreenjoyed the vibe, and the staff was very friendly. They make their own vodka and it's quite nice. Do yourself a favor and try any of the Superfly specials with it, they'll surprise you. They do have a food menu, but it's a martini bar first and restaurant second. The food was pretty decent, but the knife work, plating and ratios showed the experience behind the stove. I was pleasantly surprised when I was told I could order fish tacos even though it wasn't on the menu. I love a good grilled fish taco so I went for it. The fish was perfectly cooked and seasoned well, the green and orange sauces were good if a little too mild, and the tortillas were the right style but not grilled quite enough. Also, there was very little cilantro or onion and almost no cabbage so they weren't as filling as I would have liked. My wife had the Katsu Chicken Salad. It arrived plated like it was deconstructed: the katsu on a bed of lettuce greens with very thick slices of vegetables around around the plate and the dressing on the side. It was odd, clunky and the katsu was under seasoned. The peanut dressing was divine though, my wife said she could have drank that like milk. There are some other dishes I'd like to try and their drinks were fantastic so we'll definitely try them again.

, on a road trip on highway 1 !!!?? You have to stop by this place,!! so so so delicious.and the…read moreservice is great. you'll lick the plates

I've never had anything there that wasn't phenomenal. I'm picky and rarely give a 5 star for one…read moremenu item. I'm giving the entire Khun Thai menu a 5 because there's no 6 on this scale. The staff is quick, friendly, and knowledgeable. We go about 3 times a year. I went yesterday and the guy remembered me and what I had last time and suggested something just slightly different this time. He nailed it! And I'd lost 30 lbs and cut at least 2 and a half feet off my hair. After 67 years I found my favorite restaurant. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!

Had a very good meal. The food was tasty and fresh. Very clean inside and out even the restrooms…read more Great gardens around the outside. Service was excellent. The best of the 2 chinese restaurants in Brookibgs.

Great service, good food. Nice selection of dishes. The…read moreprices were a bit high for appetizers. Dinner for 2 old ladies $65,but they were generous portions on the entrees. We got dinner for 2 nights.

Best thin crust tavern style pizza we've had in a long time, in a very unexpected location…read more My wife, her mom, and I had just crossed the Oregon-California border into Oregon and used the nearby Dollar Tree in Brookings to be our end point on our fourth day Internet access had been spotty throughout our trip through Big Sur and then Redwood parks, so used a combination of Google maps and Yelp to find nearby businesses, just for fun. Fat Cat showed up with high ratings. None of us were particularly hungry, but their ratings for thin-crust pizza piqued my interest, so we adjusted our plans and walked in. There was one employee (Ian) working on this mid afternoon time on hump day, so had to get his attention while he was working in the back. You place and pay for your order first, so ordered a medium thin crust pineapple/ham ($15). Not knowing what to expect, I asked if the pizza crust could be made well done. We sat down at the fast food booths, and didn't have to wait long. When the pizza came, all of us knew immediately by the sight and smell that it was going to be great. The crust was the perfect thinness, and the toppings were generous. Our plan was to sample some of it and then take the rest back, but the three of us ended eating every single piece. It was that good. We learned a bit more about the business from Ian. It used to be a franchise pizza joint, but the owner decided to stop being a franchisee, and create a local name. 'Gato Gordo' was thrown out as an early name, with the final name being chosen as the winner from an early Christmas party secret Santa gift. The pizza crust is consistently made by a dough sheeter at a low thinness setting. This might be sacrilegious, but I think I prefer this way vs the hand tossed NY style that is way more prevalent (and way more expensive).

I searched the area for deep dish AND anchovies. No one in this area has both. So I saw they have…read morecalzones, which is a pizza folded over on it's self, and they have anchovies so I gave it a shot. What I got: a pricey calzone that tasted burnt, could not taste the scrimpy amount of anchovies ($4 addition)