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jimshep Jun 29th, 2004 06:28 AM

Oregon: Neport Restaurants
 
Help. We will be in Neport next weekend. What are some good restaurants for dinner there?

QueenMab Jun 29th, 2004 08:16 AM

If you like sushi, drive south a few miles on Hwy 101 to Yuzen in Seal Rock. They have awesome sushi! Tables of Content in the Sylvia Beach hotel has family style dinners which are good (not great) but interesting as you sit and talk with other people during your meal. I guess we don't eat in Newport that often, because I can't think of any great restaurants besides Yuzen. I'm sure others will have ideas.

jimshep Jun 29th, 2004 10:21 AM

Thanks for the sushi suggestion. Has anybody eaten at any of these places: Italian Food Company, April's at Nye Beach, or Table of Contents at the Sylvia Beach Hotel? We like good, straightforward food at a place where entrees are mostly under $20.

kimamom Jun 29th, 2004 10:59 AM

Hi Jim! We're on the northern coast right now. I have heard good things about April's. Also, Georgie's Beachside Grill at the Hallmark. We ate there once and I remember it being good but it's been awhile.

I've also heard good things about Canyon Way restaurant in Newport. Maybe someone has some recent experience there. Enjoy Newport! I've been so enjoying all the fresh seafood in this area. Tonight will mark our nineteenth night of dining out in Oregon.

My BIL says we're going for some sort of record, LOL! I hope to try the 42 Street Cafe in Seaview, WA tonight then finish with one last meal at the Silver Salmon Grille.

I've also been enjoying all the great litle fish markets here. We had some excellent crab and shrimp cocktail at a little place in Seaside on our way to CB on Sunday. ***kim***

Brian_in_Charlotte Jun 29th, 2004 11:30 AM

April's is wonderful, but probably at the upper end of, or above, your price range.

syd Jun 29th, 2004 11:55 AM

April's is great. If I remember correctly, I don't think it's overly expensive.

Another place I thought was good was Sharks Seafood Bar on SW. Bay Blvd. Small, casual, unique dishes.

Have a great time! I'm envious.

Andrew Jun 29th, 2004 05:10 PM

I'm going to toss in a recommendation for Izzy's Pizza (north end of Newport on 101, at Yaquina Head) just because. No, it's not classy or romantic but the food is good and cheap - buffet-style mostly. You can get a pizza or salad buffet plus free dessert. If you're looking for something non-fancy and basic, give Izzy's a try.

Andrew

halbo49 Jun 29th, 2004 05:31 PM

We ate at MO'S last week while in Newport.Not real fancy but good chowder and seafood.

jimshep Jun 30th, 2004 05:47 PM

Thanks for all the restaurant ideas. We made a reservation at April's and we will check out the other suggestions.

kimamom Jul 1st, 2004 07:20 AM

Let us know how you like April's, Jim and have a wonderful weekend in Newport. Are you staying at the Sylvia Beach Hotel?

I've often considered staying there, just for the uniqueness of the place. I still don't know if it is directly on the beach or a short walk down. ***kim***

beachbum Jul 1st, 2004 07:34 AM

It's been a few years, but we really enjoyed our meal at Table of Contents. The dining room arrangement is not to everyone's liking. You will be seated at a table with others, and encouraged to participate in a game, the goal of which is to facilitate conversation/interaction around the table. It may sound childish, but was actually a lot of fun. And the food..... very good.

jimshep Jul 4th, 2004 02:28 PM

We had a wonderful meal at April's and the price is unbeatable in Newport for ambience and service. The menu doesn't state that the price of the entree includes (a nice) salad or soup--this immediately lops $10-$15 off the bill. I had a wonderful rib eye steak for $20, and the excellent wine list includes reasonably priced choices.

The rooms at the Sylvia Beach Hotel don't have all the things I look for at the seaside--king bed, refrigerator, coffeemaker, balcony overlooking the ocean. We stayed at the Elizabeth Street Inn which isn't fabulous, but which has these things for $109 ($119 on weekends).

We were tempted by Table of Contents. It sounds like fun, but the 6:00 PM seating was too early and the 8:30 PM seating too late. Maybe next time, but I would hate to miss a chance to eat at April's.


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