Location: Astoria
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Top Things to do in Astoria
- 1. Columbia River Maritime Museum
- 2. Astoria Column
- 3. Astoria Riverfront Trolley
- 4. The Lewis And Clark National And State Historical Parks
- 5. Fort Clatsop National Memorial
- 6. Astoria-Megler Bridge
- 7. Flavel House Museum
- 8. Fort Stevens State Park
- 9. Lightship Columbia
- 10. Astoria Oregon Riverwalk
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Most Popular Healthy food in Astoria, Oregon, United States
Find out what Healthy restaurants to try in Astoria. Historic Astoria is the oldest American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains, first established as a fur trading post before it expanded to become the bustling port city it is today. Its storied past is documented in numerous museums, from the Columbia River Maritime Museum with its collection of nautical relics to the Uppertown Firefighters Museum, whose collections of firefighting memorabilia is complimented by the interactive Children's Museum on the second floor.
Things to do in Astoria
1. Fort George Brewery + Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1107 reviews
Thereâs always something new to try from the breweryâs rotating taps, including taster trays, pints, and growlers-to-go. The lively public house offers family-friendly dining with made-from-scratch meals using organic, natural, and local ingredients.An up
Reviewed By JimmieZ
My wife and I stopped in again for lunch. We chose to sit on the first floor this time as we had lunch on the second floor the last time we visited. The menus are different on each floor, so it just depends what you are after they particular day. Upstairs menu is pizza based with salads. The pizza is cooked in their wood fired pizza oven. They use Oregon oak to keep the pizza oven temperature consistent at 600-700 degrees. The pizzas are very good. Downstairs menu is hamburger, sandwich and taco based. I had the pulled pork Sweet Caroline sandwich was very flavorful. They have a full list of beers and wines available on both floors. Good service, good food and an overall good stop anytime you are in the area.
2. Bridgewater Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1694 reviews
Enjoy Pacific Northwest casual and fine dining in a beautifully-restored cannery boatyard on the Astoria riverfront, with full views of the impressive four-mile-long Astoria-Megler bridge and the busy Columbia River shipping channel. Eclectic menu of smal
Reviewed By Puravidame2
While visiting my nephew, a colleague of his suggested we try this place for lunch. When we arrived, we were impressed with the place, a beautifully-restored cannery boatyard on the Astoria riverfront. I was debating between two items on the menu, and asked the waiter for advice, ending with the Dungeness Crab-Avocado Toast, as per his suggestion, saying it was a big seller. The description looked interesting: Avocado-lime salad topped with 3 oz. fresh crab; on toasted house-made French bread. The service was really slow, and yet the place was almost empty. When my plate finally arrived, disappointment could not justify it; a 2-3inch piece of dried french bread with a dab of avocado (don't know where the salad was), topped with fresh crab. No dressing, nothing else. All three of us were looking at my supposedly a big seller??? It was gone in two bites, and I was starving!!! I ended ordering a caesar salad since there was not even a leaf with my famous toast. Top top it off, they even messed that one up too, very plain Jane, lettuce and croutons and a dab of dressing.When I mentioned my disappointment to the waiter, it seemed to just fly over his head. My husband and nephew enjoyed their sandwich and clam chowder, but we were not impressed with our waiter, slow and careless. When you spend $100 for lunch which only included 1 beer, you expect so much more. By the way, my crab/avocado toast cost was $20.Thank you for taking the time to share your disappointment with your recent lunch. The crab and avocado toast is, in fact, a big seller for us, and is usually prepared as a very substantial dish with many elements which make it difficult to eat in just two bites. I'm not sure why yours was prepared differently - our chef will look into it with his staff. Please email me directly ([email protected]) with an address so I can send you a refund. I'm glad your husband and nephew enjoyed their meals and hope you will give us the benefit of the doubt and allow us to serve you a better meal in the future.
3. Pink Elephant Juice Emporium
Reviewed By BoricuayMas
Excellent selection of fruit and vegetables juices, and wonderful options of fruit bowls.Beautiful decor, comfortable and casual atmosphere.
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