Mo's is an Oregon Coast institution. It isn't fine dining, but it isn't a dive. It's just…read moresometimes what you want because it's familiar. It's usually loud with children and older folks talking, and that's okay. I go there for the fish and chips. It's really all about expectations. When I look for a fish and chips joint based on good reviews, and I am not blown away, I can leave disappointed. However, when I know going in not to expect miracles, above average can be what the doctor ordered. Enter Mo's. I had the cod. I prefer battered, but the fish isn't bad for breaded. It's delicate and properly fried, and without the taste of overworked oil. I give it a 6 out of 10 score. The fries have a coating of some sort that helps them stay crispy. Whoever invented doing that needs to win a James Beard Award. I also had clam chowder, which was rock solid, but my socks are still on my feet. To drink I had a Virgin Mary, which is a Bloody Mary without the vodka. It was pretty good. I highly recommend it for those behind the wheel who crave that distinctive flavor. Solidly average, but still okay.

I went here for lunch with a friend today. We arrived around 1:15pm and waited in line for a table…read morefor about 15 minutes. We were brought to a table with a lovely view of the water and took our time with the menu. Our server had a trainee with her and was very kind and patient with her. We ordered the shrimp artichoke dip as an appetizer, the crispy chicken burger with onion rings, and the cod sandwich with clam chowder. The dip was so good! It was very oily, a little too oily for my taste, but the flavor was fantastic and it wasn't fishy at all. I do wish they gave us more bread, though, as we ran out and still had dip leftover. The chicken sandwich was good, but the chicken was too small so some bites were just bun and lettuce. The onion rings were fine but needed more salt and seasoning. The chowder was alright but was oily and a bit gritty. I've had better clam chowder down the street for sure. The staff were busy but nice. We weren't left alone for too long. I did wish we were given water refills, the whole meal we only had one glass of water each which isn't enough when you are eating salty seafood. The restaurant was pretty clean and tables were turning over quickly. They have their own dedicated parking lot, but if you can't find a spot there is also plenty of street parking. All in all this was a fine place to eat. It was fairly affordable for a tourist town, but it was pretty oily. The dip was the best part, even with how oily it was. Without the dip this would have been a 3-star visit, but the dip definitely bumped it up a bit.

I have been coming here for years, most often with guests because the place is within walking…read moredistance of my home. For the basics (fish and chips, fish tacos) they are top notch. But today I went upscale to the crab cake dinner, the most expensive item on the menu. Disappointing; the crab was essentially AWOL. Worse, I was given one flimsy plastic fork that broke during the meal (replaced with another plastic fork and a metal knife). The meal included an excellent salad, sharing a too-small plate with the crab cakes. Stick with the finger food (fish and chips, tacos) and you will be happy. (Except for the overpriced beer, @ $8.50/glass. At least it doesn't come in a paper cup.)

Yachats, this is the kind of place every traveler hopes to stumble across. Honest food, fresh…read moreingredients, and a kitchen that understands you don't need to overcomplicate great flavor. Every plate tastes like it was prepared with pride, and every bite reminds you why coastal towns have such a loyal following. The hospitality is just as memorable as the meal. The staff makes you feel like a regular, whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth. Add in the option of relaxing indoors or enjoying the ocean air outside--where your four-legged companions are just as welcome--and you've found more than a restaurant; you've found an experience. If you're passing through Yachats, don't waste time wondering where to eat. This is the stop. In fact, your only problem will be realizing there isn't another place for miles that delivers this combination of incredible food, genuine hospitality, and laid-back coastal charm. Huge applause to the chefs, staff, and owners for creating one of the Oregon Coast's true hidden gems.

Had crabcakes. They were ok but wouldn't get them again Had…read moresauteed scallops and prawns. Came in half bowl of butter completely soaked in butter. The vegetables had also been sauteed in tons of butter and overcooked. Mashed potatoes good but pilaf is so much better with seafood and no focacia bread offered. Too much better and overcooked overall

The best thing about this place is the location and outdoor seating but don't sleep on the…read moreoysters!!! We ordered a variety of things. The chowder was ok, the crab cakes were good but the oysters were fresh, local and perfect! Really really great service. My only suggestion is more flavor in the chowder. We stop here often

BEST CLAM CHOWDER!…read more Otherwise the food and service are top notch. Hot, fast, local. What else do you want?

Forget what some reviews may say and take a chance to try this place for an amazing cup of clam…read morechowder and great food! We started out with some calamari which was cooked perfectly! Not greasy and not dried out. Just enough for the 3 of us to get our taste buds going. The elk burger was so tasty and juicy with a flavor that left us craving more. Medium rare with added avocado was the perfect mix. The burger was not so filling that you got the after burger taste and wouldn't have room for anything else. The Marionberry Crisp topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream was enough for us to share at the end as well. Headed up perfectly and delicious! The service was great and the wait time was not long to get a table. Outdoor seating is also available and the inside keeps it nice and cozy for small parties or the occasional big family feasts. We'll definitely stop back here again!

Food was great service was excellent. Place was packed and they got us in within 15 mins and food…read moredidn't take long to arrive either.

One of the BEST restaurants we have gone to!…read more The fish and chips were nice and not heavy or greasy. I liked having the option of what type of fish you can get. Good crunch on the breading. The soup is well seasoned and had a hearty amount of meat, paired well with the cheesy base. The tuna skewers were PERFECTION, they were the perfect balance of fat, acidity, and herbaceous-ness. We also tried the fish tacos which come loaded with fish and nice accompaniments. The waitstaff are friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. We really felt taken care of there. The restaurant is warm and breezy, and they have a nice patio dining option if you want a view of the harbor. Don't let the price scare you away, it is totally worth it. ABSOLUTELY NO COMPLAINTS!!!

On a lark, we ended up at Big Fish Cafe today as our original plans dissolved. Great food, great…read moreservice and great drinks. Such an unexpected treat. And now we have a new favorite in Reedsport. We will return and make Big Fish our first priority.

My husband and I made reservations at Big Fish Cafe based on Yelp reviews…read more We were seated on the top floor in the corner which had lovely views of Umpqua River. Our server was really busy with a full room of customers, and managed to check on us regularly. The food was delicious. The bread was fresh and hot. A rarity dining out at a restaurant. The clams (appetizers) were tasty. Loved the slices of Portuguese sausage. The clam chowder was good, but in my opinion, it had too much salt. But better than being bland. The fish and chips were delicious. I ordered the two piece halibut. The fries were crisp. I love that the fish and chips weren't greasy, or soggy. My husband ordered the Huckleberry glazed salmon. Served with rice and vegetables. He added a salad with Huckleberry vinaigrette. Flavorful. We enough for leftovers the next day. We ordered the marionberry cheesecake. It was just right. Not too sweet. The ambience was lively. A little on the loud side. Free parking. Overall, we had a wonderful experience. Highly recommend Big Fish Cafe.

Yes! Finally a real Indian restaurant in Albany! We got Lamb Rogan Josh and Butter Chicken with…read moregarlic naan, along with a bottle Pinot Gris. Service was very friendly, and we enjoyed a nice booth near a window. Definitely will be back!

Hello my Yelpie Family !! Let me introduce you to a cultural…read morephenomenon of food and family history. You're welcomed in with open arms. Then comes the menu and WoW look at all the delicious options.. The food was delicious and flavorful with the perfect amount of spice. So get over here for the real taste of India and relax while the flavors take you on a ride through the family kitchen's history of food and culture.

The fried shrimp tacos with mean green sauce were FANTASTIC!!! Tortillas were soft and hot. Shrimp…read morewas fresh. Wish I lived in Eugene!

Visiting with the family from the San Francisco Bay Area and this is the first stop in Eugene…read more Fairly standard fish market/restaurant look. Employees were working hard preparing the fish and food. The menu is actually pretty extensive, and it was starting to get busy as we arrived right before lunch. We all decided to get the fish tacos and clam chowder. The chowder was thick and satisfying, though not the best I've ever had. The halibut tacos were great though, had a nice garlicy sauce on them and some fresh slaw/veg. I liked the bar that had dispensers for different sauces, what a great idea. The employees were pleasant and helpful. I would definitely come back to try something different. The halibut fish & chips sounded/looked good as well.