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Moclips is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Grays Harbor County, Washington, United States. The population was 207 at the 2010 census. It is located near the mouth of the Moclips River.
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1. Emily's Confection
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By barangrill - Olympic Peninsula
OK, you read the reviews, and quickly determine there is a go-to item on the menu---cinnamon rolls. Who doesn't like a fresh gooey pastry loaded with cinnamon and slathered in glaze? My mouth waters just thinking about it! Pacific Beach, Washington coast, is about as laid back a place as you'll find anywhere in the USA. Formal wear is like wearing a black t-shirt and jeans instead of shorts and a while t-shirt emblazoned with some company's logos, you know, the one you picked up for free during a promotional event. We arrive just before noon looking for a couple of the famous cinnamon rolls and they're already sold out that day. OK, well, snooze you lose. So the next day we arrive at 8:30 a.m. looking for at least two to eat on the spot and two to go, only to find there's just one left in the whole joint. Now if I was operating the place, I'd think about upping production a bit so as to not run out of product so early in the day. Can you imagine the dollar amount of lost sales for a seemingly mom-and-pop establishment? Maybe the goal here isn't to make money. Maybe they are comfortable making one batch of cinnamon rolls each day and have created a mystique and a demand for something that is relatively unobtainable. Maybe the proprietors are much more savvy than I'm giving credit. And maybe after laying into one of the pastries, and finding it doughy, and, well, quite average, well maybe I'm really missing something here.
2. Ocean Crest Dining
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By overthehill79 - Seattle, Washington
While staying at Iron Springs Resort for two nights, finding eateries in the area is a challenge unless one wants to drive south to Ocean Shores. We elected to have dinner one evening at Ocean Crest Resort as we heard it was good.
We were seated upon arrival as there were only two other parties in the restaurant at the time. Our server was Kyle who did a good job making sure our needs were met. He told us about the evening specials, took our drink order (2 Ice teas @ $2.50 each) then took our dinner orders when returned with our drinks. My wife ordered Salmon ($38) and I, Chicken Piccata ($29).
Both were served warm with a nice presentation. Our bill came to $89.22.
Food was good but pricey.
The restaurant lacks any atmosphere, being in a large room with high angled ceilings. It had a 'cold' feeling about it. We could see a little of the ocean due to the limited view through the trees in a ravine below.
Given the expense, I doubt we would return
3. Red Velvet Bakery by the Sea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By John M - Bainbridge Island, WA
Red Velvet Bakery is such a cute place that it should be prompting raves. But the pastry case provides more disappointments than accolades since just about everything is slathered in icing. A plain croissant and a gluten-free breakfast bar were about the only offerings available to those of us seeking something savory not super sweet; both were fine, but certainly not extraordinary, especially considering the high prices. My single-tall latte ($5) was of similar quality and brought the bill for 3 breakfast items to a very pricy $13. Many customers, especially families, seem to fall hard for Red Velvet's cinnamon rolls, which are the size of small pillows, but again are covered with icing to an extreme degree. Perhaps that's what a beach bakery means to most folks, but we still believe that there should be at least a handful of alternative, healthier choices, especially if trying to draw repeat customers.
4. Frontager's Pizza Co.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By wego2places
Pleasant restaurant with good service. We ordered a house salad and a pizza. Wine selection was disappointing; no Italian or even Italian-style reds. Salad came with fresh ingredients, but tossed with a sugary dressing that made it nearly inedible. The sweet balsamic drizzled over the arugula on our pizza was more successful, but the glazed crust baffled us. Ingredients were fresh and good quality, but despite the limited options in Seabrook we decided not to return.
5. Mill 109 Restaurant and Pub
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By Tundra74 - Tumwater, Washington
After hearing from several friends how great Mill 109 was, I had to try it for myself (and friends who came with). I had the fish and chips with salad. I also had the clam chowder. My friends had the longshore cheeseburger and mac and cheese. We came for lunch on a Saturday and while this is a smaller restaurant, we were able to get seated right away despite the place being busy. My fish and chips were fresh, crispy, not greasy and the best I have had in years. The chowder was delicious. Just perfect. The salad was incredibly fresh with lots of cucumbers and lettuce. Loved their house ranch. Service was fast, responsive, and pricing was okay, albeit a bit spendy. I would definitely go back here. Both the food and atnoshpere was great! What a hidden gem. Mill 109 lives up to the hype.
6. The Sweet Life
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
At The Sweet Life, our goal is to recreate the childlike wonderment and pure joy of going out for ice cream. Whether you’re riding your bike here with friends to get a cone or taking the family out for a treat, we want you to get the feeling that you’re somewhere special every time you walk in. Most of our ice cream is natural, handmade, and locally sourced, so you can be sure you’re not only getting quality but also supporting small businesses. Here, two scoops is always better than one, and it’s that type of optimism and positivity that makes The Sweet Life what it is. We hope you’ll join us to experience it for yourself soon enough!
Reviewed By TXMARTINS - Seattle, Washington
We dropped by every day to this great shop for floats, ice cream, ice cream sandwiches & sorbets as well as a vast candy selection to please anyone! Great service, fresh flavors & good prices!
Tip: don't skip the strawberry passionfruit sorbet or the cookie ice cream sandwiches!
7. Moclips County Store And Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By LoryGene54 - Ocean Shores, Washington
After moving to Ocean Shores several years ago, my husband and I set about talking to the locals looking for little hidden gems where we could find an affordable bite to eat. Someone told us that the Moclips Country Store made the best burgers and affordable pizza by the slice or pie. Being junk food junkies we had to try (over several visits) almost everything on the menu. Their crunchy mini tacos are cooked fresh to order and the best ever, they make a huge order of freshly cooked tater tots that'll feed a small family, and offer a special of the day with our favorite being Taco Tuesdays - freshly prepared fry bread tacos (or fry bread w/ cinnamon & sugar) every Tuesday. Nothing fancy, just one of the best delis around! There are no tables, but the parking lot overlooks a beautiful stretch of beach and is one of our favorite perches to watch the waves come rolling in.
8. Sea Gate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Listed on Google. AMAZING food & service.
Reviewed By WALewisC - Elk, Washington
Four razor diggers were looking for a meal in anticipation of our dig the next morning. We met Ryan for the first time as our waiter at the Sea Gate. The menu had enough variety to give us some choices. So ordered drinks and settled into a very energetic young man who knew the works about this place. Ryan was a pleasure to meet and he does it all at the Sea Gate. We chose the oysters which I found quite good, wife found them small and cold, although the baked potato she liked. All in all we had a pleasant meal in a local place that was a good experience and we would advise as a choice if in the area.
9. Surf House Expresso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By wego2places
Located across the street from the Pacific Beach Inn, it's a natural stop for a morning coffee or latte. It's also the only place in town open before nine. Lattes, both with milk and non-dairy milk, were really good. They have cookies and house-baked cinnamon rolls, along with some hot breakfast sandwiches and waffles. Would be nice for an iced latte on a hot summer day, too.
10. The Stowaway
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
The Stowaway is a small wine bar in Seabrook on the Washington coast that specializes in wines by the glass and flight. We have small plates of charcuterie and different cheeses, including fresh bread. We also serve non alcoholic drinks and beer on tap. Have a bottle in or take one home! Come on Saturdays for wine tasting from 1pm to 4pm weekly. We are a 21 and over establishment
Reviewed By Debbie T - Kirkland
We visit the Seabrook community every year with family and friends and never miss a visit to The Stowaway. The wine list is diverse and changes regularly, the atmosphere is fun and the cheese plates/snacks are high quality. It is a great stop for a...MoreThank you for the nice review
