I have absolutely fallen in love with this gem of a restaurant! We celebrated our anniversary…read moredinner here, and the food was truly amazing. January sounded like a slower season for them, which showed since we were the only diners that evening. Honestly, it made the experience even more special. The waiter, who was also the bartender, was incredible. Unfortunately, we did not catch his name, but he was working on January 10th and did a fantastic job. He was attentive, welcoming, and genuinely great at what he does. On to the food. We started with the fresh baked bread and Brussels sprouts. I never thought Brussels sprouts could steal the show, but these were packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. I ordered the linguine, and my boyfriend had the filet with crab and hollandaise sauce. Both dishes were outstanding and truly next level. The vibe of the restaurant was perfect. Very chic and sophisticated, which felt ideal for celebrating an anniversary. We actually loved that it was quiet because it felt like all the attention was on us. We will definitely be back!

Quite nice old fashioned indoor design. Good for a date night…read more Short rib's quite decent amount but a bit dry. Has a nice char flavor. Goes well with the mashed potatoes but wish it has some sauce. Also should've ordered some side veggies. Quite a lot of meat without veggie Orange crème brûlée is a great idea, however, the orange flavor is quite artificial and overly sweet. Could've been an amazing dessert if used real orange zest/puree

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!

Delicious food, great service, and beautiful decor inside…read more We came in on a Saturday just as their dinner time was starting up. Ordered their Bourbon Prawn Penne and it was perfect. It was also served with a side of salad topped with mango vinaigrette (mmmm chefs kiss). Ended with a Basque Cheesecake, delicate and sweetness was perfectly balanced with the caramel and raspberry drizzle. Service was prompt and friendly. Ambiance was cozy and enhanced by the gentleman playing his hammered dulcimer. Would love to come back here again and try their other dishes!

We were finishing out 24 hours in the quaint, quirky town of Astoria, after enjoying some amazing…read morerestaurants and all I wanted was a salad. We had managed to eat seafood at every meal and when I saw that T Paul's Supper Club had a Louie salad on the menu (I'm a sucker for a good Louie) we were in! I'm not totally sure of the vibe they're going for and, to be fair I've only been inside one supper club and it was in Las Vegas, so maybe not a fair comparison. We accidentally walked into the bar section, which seemed like a tiki bar. We were sat in the restaurant, which was decorated with an amateurish mish mosh of seemingly random items. I didn't see a stage, but maybe there was a place for a performer. We were there for lunch. The many is extensive, but also don't seem special. Lots of tiki type drinks and many menu items you'd expect. We ordered the calamari to share, on the recommendation of the server. It was pretty good. We also ordered the Louie Louie to share, which actually isn't on the lunch menu but they kindly agreed to make it for us. I should have been alerted when the server asked what kind of dressing we wanted. She listed several, not including thousand island. I responded, "I think a Louie traditionally has thousand island, do you have that?" She did. The salad had many of the elements, most importantly a good sized amount of lump crab meat. That part was good! The other elements were meh. I would have liked avocado. And I think if you're doing a $30 Louie, you need a special dressing. There were maybe 8 bacon bits. Just not a flavorful Louie. Maybe they do other things well, but I won't be back.

This is an another great place by the sea. I really dig the vibes here. Nice and open with high…read moreceilings. I had the clams and mussels chowder and halibut cakes that weren't bad but the highlights were the crab dip with the French / Sourdough bread and the Huckleberry Lemonade . My wife had a ribeye that she said was decent. Our server was excellent. She made sure our meal met our expectations and kept checking in on us. We were surprised that we couldn't find more seafood restaurants for being on the coast.

For the price point, there were a lot of missteps. I understand tourist area restaurants don't…read morealways deliver, perhaps because they don't have the benefit of living and dying from repeat locals. But OMG just no. They're not even trying to determine if their food and service is acceptable Missteps included: #1) Two different menus were given, one outdated with a special I wanted. Totally forgivable though #2) potatoes in bouillabaisse were so undercooked they were inedible. They made up most of the dish too. On the plus side, the broth and fish were well prepared. See photo #3) onions in the Hungarian mushroom soup were large, crunchy and near raw. #4) a main ingredient in my special salad was completely missing and it was impossible to find my wait person. Thankfully a bus person assisted, went to a manager, then the busser brought the ingredient to the table. #5) very poor timing of dishes brought to the table. Since there were few people dining I find this perplexing #6) we were never ONCE asked how things were, surprising especially since a manager knew of at least one misstep. The food was not awful, but the issues with the food combined with the "I don't care" wait staff and management in a pricy restaurant made it a NEVER AGAIN situation

Hurricane Ron's is one of those funky little gems you stumble upon and immediately want to tell…read moreeveryone about. The place has a quirky, laid-back vibe that makes it feel like a true local spot. The clam chowder? Easily some of the best I've had and rich, flavorful, and exactly what you want on the coast. What really sets it apart though is the service was friendly, welcoming, and on point without being over the top. If you're cruising through Astoria, this is an absolute must-stop. You'll leave full and already planning your next visit.

Hurricane Ron's is one of those places that entices tourists with the flashy exterior and ambiance,…read morebut locals won't go near. Aside from the obvious, this place has a plethora of issues. Before being pulled in by the fun beach themed facade when visiting Astoria, google the owner's name or read a few reviews and think again.

We stayed in Astoria over a weekend. On Friday night we tried to go to Labor Temple which is no…read morelonger open at night which is a change from the last time we were there we found The Chart Room on Saturday. We came over after being at another bar down the street and the vibe was right. Small, quint, and friendly. Everyone seemed to know each other, bartender was kind, juke box was through the app which was great and overall it was a fun vibe!

Super sweet staff and love how they go all out with their Halloween decor. I appreciated the laid…read moreback atmosphere. Good pours and nice patrons.

Very friendly staff, fast service, and great pinball games. Fun and upbeat with great/interesting…read moredecor.

The new blonde bar tender on a massive power trip can GO. This is now the third time the new girl…read morehas refused business on sight for NO REASON. It happens to my friends, my family & now me. I read another review talking about the same girl. She claimed I had visibly drank before coming in... I hadn't and the only words I had asked was for a table for 3. After "checking" to see if they had available seating, she came back decided to break the news she is exercising her right to refuse business the poor owners I feel so bad. But yeah no fuck this chick she's mean as hell and won't last. Can't last. Will continue to happen & I'll be checking in for new reviews in regards to her piss poor attitude

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 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.

When the doors open first thing in the morning, get in line as they fill up quickly. Mostly because…read morethe service is great and the food is delicious. Downstairs is an open kitchen with a few tables in the front room. I do think that if they didnt have a big communal table, they could rearrange the tables to get a few more for extra service. Upstairs is a bar and a few more tables. They also sell some nice restaurant branded merchandise. There is a chalkboard menu on the wall with daily specials and market prices. I ordered the Salad with Dungeness Crab. I loved the freshness and all the combined flavors. My husband had the fresh fish tacos and they were very fresh and full of fresh cooked fish. The clam chowder was a little weak in flavor and lacking clams so I would probably skip it next time. The fish and chips is their signature dish and everyone was ordering it. This place is definitely a dining gem!

Food quality: we ordered Fish & Chip (Rock fish), salad and steamed clams. The foods tasted fresh &…read morecertainly tasty. Service: waitress may be a little overloaded so, she was quite slow to show up after we were seated. She took the order with warmth and enthusiasm. She did not return to check if we needed anything after the food was served. There was an older gentleman (may be the owner) who showed us to our seats and was particularly concerned about our experience at the store. It was a nice touch. Ambiance: nice soft lighting, noise level was moderate. I consider this place good enough to eat my meal comfortably and able to enjoy the foods without too much noise.