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- CCharlottePortland / Oregon •2 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoMy server was a delightful lady. She made several menu item suggestions which were “spot on” for my taste and made sure I enjoyed the special occasion I was seeking when I booked the reservation.More infoBridgewater BistroPrice: Expensive• Northwest• Astoria•4.6
- KKarenPalm Springs / Palm Desert Cities •4 reviews5.0Dined on 13 Dec 2024The Depot Restaurant continues as the premier dining spot on the Long Beach Peninsula. As always, our food was excellent. The oysters superb, the charbroiled steaks fantastic.More infoThe Depot Restaurant - SeaviewPrice: Moderate• Continental• Seaview•4.8
- CCassidySeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on 24 Nov 2024Amazing place to celebrate my boyfriend’s birthday. The food was INCREDIBLE!!!More infoPickled FishPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Long Beach•3.8
- DDanielVIPSeattle / Eastern Washington •7 reviews5.0Dined on 27 Oct 2024You go to Shelburne Pub for the atmosphere and experience. It likely won't be your fastest meal--especially if it gets busy--but drinking and dining in the oldest operating hotel in Washington is absolutely worth it. As part of the Adrift group, the menu and food preparation are exceptional. The staff are lovely and the drinks well-made. And dining in the almost 130 year old building is worth the visit, alone. Admittedly, the Shelburne is a personal favorite. But if any of this sounds intriguing, then you should make a point of stopping in.More infoShelburne PubPrice: Expensive• Northwest• Seaview•4.4
- TTonyVIPPortland / Oregon •25 reviews5.0Dined on 29 Aug 2024Delicious lunch outdoors with friends on a gorgeous day at the Port. Excellent, friendly, attentive and accommodating service. Highly recommend!More infoSalt Hotel & PubPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Ilwaco•4.6
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Discover Long Beach
Situated along the western edge of Seattle, the neighborhood of Long Beach is more than the sum of its parts. Oceanfront resorts successfully commingle with hiking trails and horseback riding to create an experience tailored to all calls to adventure. By nightfall, a perfect ending to the day can be found in eateries across the neighborhood. Avocado toast and grilled zucchini dishes can satisfy any palate while the chicken legs and pork are just two more reasons to extend your stay. A beachfront location is always ripe for seafood fare, and the smoked salmon or roasted black cod round out this neighborhood’s satisfying selection.