Find Food & Drink on the Oregon Coast
North Coast
The 10th Avenue Inn Bed & Breakfast
Light cascades into this 1908 home. Panoramic windows provide views of the ocean, Seaside’s famous Promenade, beach homes and the coast mountain range. Casual elegance greets you in the parlor, complete with cozy fireplace and a baby grand piano. Join...
125 10th Ave.Seaside, OR
503-738-0643
Email us (stay[at]10aveinn[dot]com)
North Coast
Custer House B&B/Cottages
Seaside, OR
503-728-7825
Email us (custerbb[at]charter[dot]net)
North Coast
Wine and Beer Haus
Beer and wine shop.
1111 N. Roosevelt DriveSeaside, OR
503-738-0201
Email us (winehaus[at]usa[dot]net)
North Coast
Seaside Coffee Roasters
They serve locally roasted coffee and fresh bagels.
5 N Holladay DriveSeaside, OR
503.717.0111
North Coast
Seaside Brewing Company
Seaside, Oregon is where Seaside Brewing Company brews the beer that reminds you of the most epic bonfires, impossibly green coastal forests, storms that really mean it, perfect summers and wicked winters, and the reason they’re there in the first...
851 BroadwaySeaside, OR
(503)717-5451
Email us (info[at]seasidebrewery[dot]com)
North Coast
Bell Buoy of Seaside
Bell Buoy of Seaside is a family-owned seafood specialty store located in Seaside, Oregon along the coastal shores of the Pacific Ocean. This location enables them to deliver the freshest seafood directly from the dock to your dinner table.
1800 S Roosevelt DriveSeaside, OR
800-529-2722
Email us (info[at]bellbuoyofseaside[dot]com)
Explore Oregon’s Coastal Food Trails
The Oregon Coast has a bounty of amazing, fresh food. Best of all, these farmers, fishers, and restaurateurs are all local, which means that supporting them supports their communities. These customizable Food Trails are treasure maps to the riches of Oregon’s Coastal Cuisine.
The North Coast Food Trail website is a guide to discovering excellent local food from Cannon Beach to Lincoln City. This resource is a curated list of farm and coast-to-table experiences for those who love to dig in and know where their food came from.
Spotlighting Oregon’s Southern Coast, this food trail has the low down on restaurants, markets, breweries, and more. What’s the criteria? The food at these places is all locally-made. There’s not a chain to be found here.