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    Salish Grill

    3.5 (459 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Seafood
    Closed • 11:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Great place for lunch
    Diana M.

    Wonderful fisherman stew and I loved every bite. My son's mac & cheese was not that great. Kind of blah. Great setting and wonderful service. Great view and wonderful place to be in Fort Townsend. You should try it.

    Wild Seafood Artichoke Dip
    kevin f.

    Amazing find on the water. Great views, comfortable ambiance and great service made a good start. The Seafood Artichoke Dip is outstanding; not just the dip, but the flatbread as well. My wife loved the Salmon Mac & Cheese, and my Prime Rib & Cheddar sandwich was very good. For my taste, the bread was a bit crunchy, but overall it was very good. Finish up with a NW Berry Cobbler, also very good.

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    Sara S.

    This place was fantastic! I wanted to go to a seafood restaurant for my husband, but I'm a vegan. It's usually very difficult to find one that can accommodate me. Salish Grill far exceeded our expectations! We got a table in the outside deck. It was a sunny, overcast day with a nice breeze, so we thought the weather was perfect to eat outside. We had some good seagull and water watching. Our server was very attentive and knew her menu well. My husband got a cup of the clam chowder and said it was one of the best ones he's had. I got the fried Brussels sprouts, and could have ordered 2 more to have as my dinner! They were amazing! My husband got the Manila Clams & Penn Cove Mussels Linguine. He ate every bite and would have finished the sauce if he had a straw. I got the Greek Beet Pita Sandwich--SO GOOD! And the fries were the best I've ever had. They were so crispy on the outside and soft and creamy on the inside. We can't wait for our next road trip to Port Townsend so we can come back to Salish Grill. It is a winner!

    Innovative cocktail menus
    Laura R.

    This is a restaurant you go to not find. It is at the very end of Port Townsend, the only advertisement is for the RV park nearby. Don't let that keep you from this delicious, cozy restaurant. Locals here abound which in my opinion speaks volumes about their food and service. I had the El Portal Burger-so good, perfectly cooked and the flavors worked. The French fries were hot, crisp and just the right amount of salt. My partner had had the fish and chips and he said the fish was hand cut. No drinks or dessert for us but I would come back here again and I highly recommend this restaurant.

    El Portal Burger and Ahi Tuna Niçoise
    Bunny D.

    Excellent service. The food was amazing. Beautiful day in PT, an outdoor patio and fire really was the cherry on the cake. I highly recommend Salish Grill.

    Kids Menu
    Adam G.

    We were looking for a good spot to eat with 2 kids under 4 years old, while on a day trip to Port Townsend. This ended up being a great casual option as it was a busy Saturday. Adults food was exactly what was advertised and the kids had a great time. Lots of good kids options and gave us lots of broccoli for my son and fish. Service was great and anticipated a quick bill knowing we had the kids etc. Easy parking and quick service made it a great end of the day and then we headed back to Seattle area.

    Flori C.

    The service, the food and the location is perfect for a nice dinner or lunch . They did rebrand a year ago and I'd say def worth the trip and highly recommend checking them out.

    Clam chowder bowl + focaccia bread
    Sadie B.

    The service was great, ambiance was okay but nothing to write home about. The portions were good for their reasonable pricing. 2 entrees + drinks and dessert was just about 100$ which is pretty good in my book. The clam chowder was great! Ask for bread on the side and they bring out an amazing focaccia slice with butter and seasonings. The desserts were incredible, we got the the crème brûlée and banana fosters bread pudding and OMG they were both great, the bread pudding was covered head to toe in caramel sause and was HUGE!

    Lori H.

    Came to Port Townsend for the day and was looking for some fresh seafood. We thought the marina would be a good bet. The reviews on Yelp were mixed, but we decided to give it a try anyway. It's located near an RV Park. The views are decent, but the RV's were blocking most of our window booth view from the bar area where we sat. They have outside seating available too, but it was pretty windy, so we chose to dine in. We were greeted and seated as soon as we walked in. The staff was friendly and helpful. The menu has a nice variety of options. We decided on the Caesar salad with blackened salmon, cup of chowder, and the northwest cioppino. All the food was really good. The seafood tasted fresh. There was a perfect amount of clams in the chowder. The Caesar dressing was delicious and loved the shaved parmesan on top. Overall we enjoyed our food here. Would recommend.

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    Great clam chowder, great salmon sliders, killer carrot cake!! All served by Raea who was amazing. Will be back.

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    Amazing food and fantastic service! We were looking for a dinner spot not too far from our hotel,…read moreand this place was the perfect fit. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by a friendly server and immediately impressed by the beautiful decor. There's also a bar area off to the right if you're looking to enjoy a drink. After being seated, we had time to look over the menu and decided on the fish and chips and the Northwest Burger. The burger name alone caught our attention, and we had to try it! The food was delicious and freshly made. Both dishes were full of flavor, and the quality really stood out. Combined with the fantastic service and inviting atmosphere, it made for a great dining experience. A bonus for pet owners the restaurant is dog-friendly if you're bringing your furry friend along. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area. We had a wonderful experience and would definitely come back again!

    Nice spot in Port Townsend! My cousin and I stopped in for a drink, but decided to grab some lunch…read moreas well. We shared a french dip sandwich and a chicken caesar salad. Since we were splitting, they were happy to serve half to each of us, and were also able to accommodate my cousin and his food allergies. They had a great selection of whiskey an's all that helped us were knowledgeable and friendly. The space was a good size and they had some tables on the back that looked out over the water. Was a nice place to take a break and grab some sustenance.

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    4.5(301 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    We didn't have any Cornish pasties, since apparently the people of Port Townsend were awfully…read morehungry for pasties that day and they were out of pretty much all their pasties by the time we visited for dinner, but still had a great meal at Tommyknocker's. When you go in, you go and order and pay at the counter first, then sit down with a number and wait for your food to be brought out to you. Service at the counter is friendly and food comes out fast -- water and utensils are self serve, but you do not need to bus your own table. The vibe of the place is casual, with a couple of TV screens set to various sports channels and old music on the playlist. The two of us shared a full portion of the Washington apple salad, I had the meatloaf burger, and my dinner buddy had the mushroom stroganoff, which he enjoyed. Portions are generous here, I am happy to say, and we were absolutely stuffed afterward. We honestly probably didn't *need* to order the salad, but we were both wanting the vegetables to balance out the meal. The salad was huge and full of beautiful fresh leaves, dressed lightly but evenly with a great vinaigrette, topped with crunchy apple chunks and slices, walnuts, and blue cheese. It's delicious but actually feels healthy. The meatloaf burger is awesome. The meatloaf itself is moist, not overly bread crumby, well seasoned, and there's a right thick slab of it in the sandwich. This is honestly a perfect burger, despite not being a typical burger. Eating this is not a graceful endeavor, stuff falls out left and right, but who cares. The small cup of slaw on the side is solid and adds some textural variety. Definitely a great place for a tasty, filling, casual meal. Next time I hope I can actually try some Cornish pasty.

    I was very excited when I saw that this place specializes in Cornish pasties and British inspired…read morecomfort food and I was even more excited when I saw that 4 and 1/2 star Yelp rating. I was getting ready to leave the area and I didn't want to miss my ferry but I was starving, so I ordered a couple items for pickup and headed over. I chose the Teddy Oggie which is a traditional steak pasty and I also ordered their Big Dawg because I'm a big girl and I'm familiar with the size of a pasty so I thought I might need a little something extra. When I arrived, the vibe was kind of awkward. There was music playing and there were only one or two other people inside. The staff wasn't particularly welcoming and after a few minutes I was happy to grab my food and leave. As I walked back to my car I realized I had a little time before I had to head to the ferry so I stopped at an outdoor table to have a little sample before I headed out. The food was so dry. And I don't mean a little dry, I mean really really dry. The pasty in particular was overwhelmingly crusty with very little moisture or flavor to balance it out. I was hoping for something warm and savory but instead it was just brittle and stale. It tasted old . Like it had been sitting out for a while and then been overcooked . After a few bites I threw it away and felt relieved that I had bought a second item because I hadn't eaten all day. The sausage was just as bad. The bun was so dry it was crunchy. I didn't mind that the sausage skin had a crunch to it, but unfortunately once I got inside it wasn't moist or juicy either. Oh and the little tiny sliver of mustard that they put on top? I could have pushed that all into one bite and it still wouldn't have been enough. I took a few bites and threw that away too. I understand pasties can be crusty and that's part of what makes them a pasty, but there's a huge difference between being so dry and crusty that it's difficult to eat and having a real savory pasty. The whole experience was so disappointing. I don't know if Yelp has made a huge mistake with the rating for this place or if I just caught them on a bad day. I love the idea and I often go to British pub style restaurants when I can but based on my experience here I would not recommend this location.

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    La Cocina Port Townsend - Chips and guacamole

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    3.9(110 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    Service was very good. We love the new location and vibe…read more The chicken chile relleno was very good. It had a lot of moist chicken in it which was great. I really liked the chips they were some of the best I've had. I would like to see pico de gallo available. I think we will be coming back frequently. The view from the patio was fabulous.

    We tried this on a Sunday afternoon while over on a day trip from Whidbey. We were looking for a…read moresimple lunch with maybe a view deck or something? That's pretty much what we got here though not overwhelmingly good. First I'll say that other recent reviews pointing out differences in this cuisine vs traditional Mexican American or authentic Mexican dining and the very nice staff are not far off. Of course it's all personal taste and expectations. So here we were only moderately pleased with the food and drinks but it was a marvelous place to spend a little time near the water in nice outside tables with light blankets folded over the backs of seats for chilly times on the deck. The margaritas (hers spicy and mine standard) were good enough though served in a chimney glass which is different. The tacos we ordered were pretty good though not the best ever by any means. The hot sauce was "house made habanero " I guess in generic bottles after asking for Cholula. It was ok but not my preferred sauce. And the chips and salsa I asked if they were included and brought to the table but later found that they charged us for them???? Not a fan of that from an expense and a transparency standpoint!! The chips are house made and not uniformly made with thick chewy parts and a lot of crumbs. House made salsa reminded me of a house made version of jarred salsa. The staff was very nice and accommodating and two cute sisters dominate the service scene which was fun to watch. So I don't know that we will go again but glad we tried it. Wish I could give this a better review but it was just OK.

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    Hudson Point Cafe - Scrambled eggs, bacon, potatoes, and sourdough toast which

    Hudson Point Cafe

    4.1(345 reviews)
    0.0 mi
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    We've been to Hudson Point Cafe a few years ago, but our most recent breakfast was particularly…read moregood. The pulled pork breakfast burrito is amazing--definitely one of the standouts and something we'd order again. I was a little hesitant to try the Boat Yard Hash again because I'd ordered it a few years ago and found it very underwhelming--mostly potatoes and not much flavor. I'm so glad I gave it another shot! This time it was completely different and absolutely delicious. It had tons of flavor and was a huge improvement from what I remembered. The biscuits and gravy were another winner. The gravy was packed with flavor and made the dish much more interesting than the bland, flour-and-milk style gravy you sometimes get. Three dishes, three hits. This visit was an easy 5 stars for us.

    My daughter, wife, son-in-law, and I enjoyed breakfast at the cafe on a busy September Saturday…read moremorning. We arrived around 8:30 am and found a 20-minute wait for a table. After signing in, we gazed at some of the fancy boats in the marina next door. Our wait passed quickly, and we were seated at a table along the wall. Our drink order was taken promptly, and we set out to find that perfect dish on the extensive breakfast menu. While the server said they could make a lot of different drinks, they do not serve orange juice!? My wife ordered and enjoyed their Flanagan omelet. My daughter ordered biscuits and gravy, which looked like a hearty dish for anyone. My son-in-law went with some yummy-looking cinnamon French toast, which must have been good, as he finished first. I couldn't make up my mind, so I went with scrambled eggs and bacon. The bacon was particularly good and nice and thick. The thin sourdough toast with raspberry jelly was also great. The breakfast potatoes were a bit disappointing. Service was friendly, but my wife would have liked a coffee refill or two. The cafe is a bit away from downtown shopping but offers plenty of free parking. We will give it another try as our meals were overall delicious.

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    Flanagan's omelet with grits and sourdough toast

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