Great breakfast! Made a ribeye for my husband, was delicious. Eggs perfectly cooked over easy.read more

A group of us stopped into Worker's Tavern for breakfast on our way home back to WA…read more Free street parking can be found. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Worker's Tavern offers a full bar along with slot machines. There is an ATM on-site for those who need to take money out to gamble with. Indoors is small but has tables to seat large groups. In the back one will find an outdoor seating area with a dissimilar vibe than the tavern. During our visit, the kitchen staff was about 45 minutes late so we weren't able to order breakfast right away. Once the kitchen staff decided to show up, there were quite a few people ready to order their breakfast which caused disjointed and undercooked meal deliveries. Table service was not offered inside or outside. All transactions are done at the bar. The breakfast menu doesn't list pricing and when I asked about the prices, I was told they change regularly. Shady statement. While waiting for the kitchen staff I sipped on a Bloody Mary for $12 and my wife sipped on a Screwdriver for $6.50. The Bloody Mary seemed a bit overpriced to me. Two people in our group ordered the Chicken Fried Steak and it was still frozen on the inside when served. Worker's Tavern corrected the meals; however, I'm certain the meals were undercooked due to the pressure of the late kitchen staff and the hungry demands of the morning patrons. It is imperative that staff show up at their scheduled shift times. I wanted to try the Cheddar Fritters & Syrup but was told they were out of the item. My wife and I shared the Mushroom Swiss Omelet for $14 + $4.25 up-charge to add sausage to the omelet. We were both happy with our meal choice. Overall, Worker's Tavern has potential; however, that potential was severely during our visit.

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.

Take your Picture with the Rainer Brew Master. My Kinda Bar…read moreLocal Misfits ...Find out where to go or not. Locals Know the way or way not to go. Stumbling Distance from my Hotel..

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!

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.

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.

Best oysters in town!! Great service and a fun atmosphere! Wonderful outdoor area to enjoy some sun…read moreand let kids play.

Stopped by Breakside Brewery on the way back from the Oregon coast to Washington…read more Wanting to get a piece of what Astoria is like, we got a lobster roll, a Dungeness crab roll, and several oysters. The Willapa Bay oysters were served with a tangy mignonette, which was pretty darn good. I can say the lobster roll was good too, as they tasted crunchy and creamy. All in all, great seafood! My main critique is that portions were considerably small for the amount I paid for the food. I left satisfied but not full, so I would not come here if you're craving something more satiating. The restaurant is formatted to be more of a sports bar, good for socialization, drinking and having small bites.

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.

Stopped in to check out this big cool looking brewpub. They were decked out for Christmas…read more The host came right up and offered me options to sit. I chose the bar seating area. It had a good view of the restaurant, bar, and street through the huge front windows. I got a big Bavarian pretzel with beer cheese and their house mustard sauce. It was so good and very filling. They had the best clam Chowder I've ever had! It was so deep with flavor and packed with clams. Delicious. I got a house salad to go and it was so big I couldn't finish it. It had lots of fresh veggies and even to-go it was extremely well presented. I got the balsamic vinaigrette, which was perfect. My server/bar tender, Mike, was awesome. Fun, funny, and so helpful to answer all my questions, of which there were a lot. I got two of their IPAs, the Saint Urho and the ISO. Both great, but I liked the St. Urho a little more. Both served ice cold and perfectly carbonated.

I got take out a few weeks ago. I ordered the salmon salad and my friend ordered a burger…read more Probably better eaten inside instead of ordering out. The ambiance was nice in the brewery so I could definitely see myself enjoying the space next time I eat here. For me the salmon salad wasnt my favorite others may enjoy it but for me it was too heavy on the pickled vegetables, which is clearly stated on the menu. I'm sure others who enjoy that would love the salad. The salmon also had a little fishy smell to it My friend enjoyed the burger! Next time I'll love to try the beers and other items from the menu.

Decent food, quick and friendly service, and local bar vibes…read more Was just here for a quick bite on a trip but it was an easy and yummy stop!

I'm not a drinker, so I can't speak to the drinks. But the food? Oh yeah. The burgers here are…read moreinsanely good. The best burgers in Astoria hands down. They have a Jamaican burger with pineapple (seems weird, I know, but trust me) and spicy sauce that's incredible. The Tri-tip sandwich, on a hoagie roll, is also really delicious. They have great waffle fries too, sprinkled with magically delicious spicy dust. You should go here. The bar is over 100 years old. It's an institution. It's got a neighborhood bar vibe because, well, that's what it is. Bartender is also your waitress, and she's super friendly and super fast and super efficient. So tip her well.

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!