Local Ocean never fails to deliver: from the great wait staff and excellent service, and a kitchen…read morefull of happy chefs to the unparalleled selection of fresh fresh fresh seafood. The dishes are creative, beautiful, and delicious. Don't miss their signature garlic crab soup!

Nate 2026 Newport, Oregon…read more Came here based on recommendations from somebody in Bend, Oregon, and a local. I will start by saying I was not impressed. We had a reservation and they took us in a few minutes early and sat us upstairs. We sat near the window that overlooks the harbor and could see it from our table. Very pretty. There is a bar area and other tables that are away from the window that don't have the same view. When we were approached by the waitress, she informed us that they were out of Dungeness crab. Our reservation was at 6:15 PM. Seems a bit odd that a town known for Dungeness crab and the restaurant doesn't have it during peak dinner hours. My husband ordered a cup of clam chowder, and I ordered a cup of the Dungeness crab soup. I loved the creaminess of my soup. However, it was not served hot. Also, there were so many shells in my soup that every bite I had to remove one from my mouth. I do believe that the roux sauce had too much flour and was not mixed well. The clam chowder was not creamy, but had a good flavor. Chunks of carrot and celery. Both soups were served with a portion of bread. The bread was good. We shared the salmon dish. We asked our waitress if we could have the peas on the side as my husband has an allergy to peas. She was quick to tell me that there would be no substitutions. I informed her I was merely asking for the peas to put on a separate dish when brought to the table. She said that she would need to clear it with the kitchen first. Apparently, they approved, as the peas were served on the side. We did enjoy the salmon. It is cooked, medium rare. However, the middle of the salmon fillet was more rare. The buttery sauce was delicious and the asparagus was cooked very well. The mushrooms were delicious. The restaurant is very casual. The outside is not much to look at. The service was fine, but not exceptional. The food was good, but my expectations were so much higher for all of the accolades I had heard prior to dining. They add an automatic tip of 20% to every tab. Then on the bill, they politely ask for an additional gratuity. See the picture of the reason for their 20% gratuity on each bill in the photos that I have attached. I would give this restaurant four stars. It is a B rating for what should be an A restaurant.

Something about this spot keeps us coming back…read more Divey, dungeness, $$$$, delish. Service is fishhouse typical, tables are sticky with who knows what, Pepsi drinks. But something nostalgic about being here for a long time.

I came for dinner, and brought it back to my motel. Basically, a little hole in the wall. Lots of…read moreoutdoor seating for when the weather is good, as well as some indoor seating in the fish market itself, as well as some seating that is shared with the grocery store that is in the other half of this building. The grocery store has a good amount of groceries and sundries, and also some gift items as well. overall, the food was good. I started with the clam chowder. It was a thicker clam chowder, but it was absolutely delicious. Creamy, and they were generous with the ingredients. A very good bowl of chowder. For my main course, I had the combination halibut, king Salmon, and tuna. They were very generous with the portions. The fish was delicious. The halibut and the salmon were tender and juicy. The tuna was just a tiny bit chewier, but it was also very good. The fish was lightly breaded, although a few of the pieces. Were a bit darker than the others. That took away from it just a tiny tiny bit. But overall, successful. The tartar sauce was very good, rich and tangy. Instead of the fries, I finished with the coleslaw. It was not overdressed, and I liked the dressing. It was a sweeter dressing than your standard mayonnaise, but not overly sweet. It was an excellent coleslaw. For all of the quality food I got, the price was very reasonable. I would come back the next time. I'm in town. Thank you!

This place is definitely worth a stop. In between Newport and Toledo on Yaquina Bay Road. A pretty…read moredrive to this simple, side of the road oyster farm. No frills, just a couple of options, they shuck them right in front of you, serve them up with some lemon and cocktail sauce, and you eat them outside on picnic tables. The staff is super friendly, explained the whole process to us. The oysters were delicious. Inexpensive and fun, pretty drive along the water, an easy outing that is definitely worthwhile.

Been going here for years. Many years! Never had a bad oyster and service has always been great…read more This place has been here since the early 1900's and is located across the street from the old town site of Oysterville. Pretty cool! I recommend the Extra Smalls with some egg and cracker crumbs and plenty of lemon and salt. Worth the stop if needing an oyster fix!

This is an outstanding meal!!! I have had fish and chips this good since I was at Rock and Sole in…read moreLondon England. Sincerely this was some of the best fish and chips I've ever had. Wow...ordered the fish and chips (cod), and it was absolutely delicious. The breading for the fish STAYS ON THE FISH, and is crispy and crunchy. Really very good. Tarter is delicious. Fries are salty and crispy. Coleslaw was very tasty. Three large pieces of cod fish cooked to perfection. I highly recommend the food here. We got to watch a little league game right across the street while we ate off the tailgate of the truck. Great meal!

Tried the Prawn Po Boy and Lingcod Royale (I think it's called that) sandwich and they were…read moreAMAZING! Incredibly fresh fish perfectly breaded and their sauces were a great touch between ketchup and tartar, without overpowering the fish. The coleslaw was interesting. Very bright and citrusy but almost had a wine/vinegar taste like red wine vinegar - whatever it is, it's fantastic! I highly recommend this place, when we visited it was parked outside of grocery outlet in Newport with easy access to restrooms and washing your hands LOL

If you're searching for a top-notch seafood spot, Fish Peddler should be at the top of your list!…read moreWe stopped in for a snack before dinner and enjoyed the crab and shrimp cocktail, along with their unforgettable crab bombs. The freshness of the seafood was impressive, but it was the crab bombs that really stole the show--so good that we returned the next day for another round. They're packed with crab and absolutely delicious; I highly recommend them! The indoor seating is comfortable and the restrooms are clean, adding to the overall enjoyable experience. Even if you visit on a Sunday when the kitchen is closed, you can still choose from their seafood case and freezer, ensuring you won't leave empty-handed. They recommend adding milk or half and half to the chowder base (sold in the seafood case). Fish Peddler is a must-visit for anyone craving quality seafood and a welcoming atmosphere in Newport.

What happened? Their fish and chips used to be so good. Now the fish looks like something out of…read morethe frozen section at a supermarket? So sad to see as we've been coming here for years

Best deli in the world employees were helpful and nice and prices were low great food great stuff…read moregreat overall This was a fun experience ever.

This place was awesome for two reasons: 1) they are open late at night, and 2) the employees here…read morewere so helpful and friendly. This clearly seems like a well managed store where the employees are appreciated by management.

Great local market with reasonable selection at regular market prices. When open, the fish market…read moreis amazing too. Worth passing all the others and stopping here when you need a coke.

This is not Michelin dining, nor is it fast food that you can get anywhere in the US on a road…read moretrip. We had been to the Oregon Aquarium and did not feel like cooking so we looked up carry out options & we were close to this place. It looks perfect from outside: the place is old, the signs are hand painted, there is a lot of color, there are a bunch of picnic tables, and the parking lot is gravel. It was getting crowded. We needed food for four and we got jumbo prawns and chips, halibut and chips, clam chowder, some kind of roll that was shrimp & cheese, and some cooked Dungeness crab with cocktail sauce. We had about a 15 minute drive to the house & we called ahead to get the oven turned on so we could reheat the chips and water boiling. Otherwise, we got all the main dishes out and went to work on the deck. This is well prepared good food that is best eaten outside on big table covered with newspaper. Added cold beer, corn on the cob, lots of hot sauce, ketchup for the chips, and some cheese cake from a farmers market for desert. It was a perfect summer meal on a perfect summer day with the sound of waves breaking on the beach about 300 feet away. If you go to this part of the Oregon coast you should try South Beach Grocery. The young woman at the counter was patient with our questions and the folks at the cooking stations were fast and capable with seafood that is not easy to cook but easy to mess up. There was no messing up at this roadhouse. They know what they are doing. Go here, eat here, and then go back and eat some more the next day. We did but two days later.

We were looking for some homemade soup, I had read they had good options so stopped in here. I…read moremust have missed the fresh salad bar by the time I got there. The containers which had packaged leftovers from the food bar were really hard to read, no ingredients listed, so I couldn't tell if they were vegetarian/vegan or carnivore. So I went to the canned soup aisle, and they had a good selection of options. I noticed the fridge section had a selection of meats and veggie-based things - but something seemed a bit off/old about them; and I'm not sure why. But it IS on the expensive side; and I imagine because it's a Co-op, and of course as a visitor I wasn't a member. The place felt a little crowded/packed with stuff, but didn't have much of what I was looking for. I didn't find the people working there terribly friendly, or rude. However, I had accidentally left a packet of seeds I bought on the counter, and the cashier actually ran to my car to give them to me. That was a really nice, unexpected touch.

Oceana makes the quality of my life as a vegan on the Oregon coast 1000 times better. Absolutely…read morelove this 70s style health food store like I grew up in California.

Anytime we're in the Newport area, this is always our first dining spot for their clam chowder; in…read moreSteph's and my opinion, it is the best in town, hands down! As a pro tip, you should always order a side of sliced sourdough bread to go with it; it is the perfect pairing for that creamy goodness. For beverages, they have about a dozen flavored sodas to choose from, and I always get the Cherry Bomb from that list. Other favorites from their menu are the oyster shooters, their famous popcorn shrimp, and The Crew Share. Service is always quick and friendly, whether you are dining in or ordering for takeout. The location offers a variety of seating, including cozy indoor options as well as side and front patio seating for when the weather is nice. If you want to take the experience home, they also have fresh steamed Dungeness crab and a wide variety of other seafood for sale to go as well! You truly can't go wrong when stopping in here for lunch or dinner.

This was another meal during our May 2024 Newport visit…read more I recall the server being a teenager and new to the job. It looks like the salmon dish my husband got had cheese on top (allergy) so I'm guessing we asked for it without the cheese after I snapped a photo and we noticed the cheese. There's a chance it's not cheese, but it looks like cheese... and goat/sheep cheese doesn't seem likely (he can have those... just not cow cheese). My fried oysters & chips meal was good but quite heavy. I think I decided to try the grilled version next time if we return.

This was my favorite souvenir shop in the area. There was a wide variety of Oregon made items to…read morechoose from. I was able to find a super cozy zip-up that was excellent quality. It has a lot of stuff to choose from. Prices reasonable.

I always love checking out the made in Oregon stores. I was looking for something specific but…read moredidn't find exactly what I wanted this time. I wish the prices on sweatshirts weren't so expensive but this location is in a tourist shopping area. I love buying the made in Oregon food items to bring back as gifts.