Okay, since the posts are lagging I will chime in with my favorites--from my quick scroll through I don't think any of these have been mentioned yet.

It's been a few years, but we loved The Bistro...don't know how the quality is these days, it has been QUITE a few years actually. But it's such a cute restaurant and I still remember the cream of broccoli soup...I have tried to recreate it over the years. They also used to have a fantastic guitar player whom we enjoyed a lot--don't know if they still have live music or not. It's a pretty romantic spot, from what I remember.

For more casual dining, Pizza a Fetta is pretty good. They have a cute eating area (small though) or you can do takeout.

Breakfast at Lazy Susan's is a must do.

Cannon Beach is fabulous, I don't think you can go to wrong if you follow your gut once you are there. Enjoy!

Okay, my bad. I see the question said "new." Duh. Sorry. Well, none of those are new, but maybe new to you? LOL!

:-? <i>Is</i> Stephanie Inn?

Thanks very much for all the information!

daydreamin,

Enjoying being retired, I see! You go, go, go!

-Bill

Hi Bill!

Yes....lots of trips in retirement! This one will be great fun because it's with our son, DIL and two darling grandsons :-)

You have Maui coming up soon, right? Lucky YOU!! ((R))

Yeah, Scarlett, Marzanos is the place I was thinking of. Thanks!

And no one asked about Astoria- I just suggested Wet Dog first if they made it to Astoria (When I'm in that area, I stay in CB and day trip to the nearby towns, so I associate Astoria, Manzanita, etc. with CB/Seaside.) Just a quirk of mine:)

And now I'm going to have to check out Stephanie Inn- didn't know that was a restaurant, too!

The Stephanie Inn is very nice. Crystal Corbin replaced John Newman (Newman's @ 988) recently. It is a fixed price menu, so call ahead to see if it's something you would like. :) ***kim*** ((f))

Or try the Pub &amp; Grub, you might want to bring your own wine glasses but I hear it is yummy.