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Northwest Travel Magazine: Best Eats on Oregon’s North Coast

June 1, 2014 | by Jon Rahl

Northwest Travel magazine visited Oregon’s North Coast looking for the “Best Eats.” Allen Cox, the magazine’s Editor and travel writer, sure found some!

In Seaside, he stopped in at Twisted Fish Steakhouse and Dooger’s downtown. He also checked out the fresh seafood market Bell Buoy of Seaside and grabbed a bite at Tsunami Sandwich Company. At Flashback Malt Shoppe he taste-tested the original bottled soda and an old-fashioned banana split.

This article also features restaurants in Cannon Beach and Astoria. Read the entire article: “Best Eats on Oregon’s North Coast.

and so much more!

Camping in Seaside

Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner. One of my very favorite things to do during Memorial Day weekend is to go camping. I love setting up the tents, snuggling in a warm sleeping bag, sitting around the campfire roasting marshmallows for s’mores, and smelling like a campfire all weekend. I love every bit of it! If you’ve never camped by the Pacific Ocean then you are missing out! You get to add the salty air, sandy beach, and all the benefits of being near Seaside to add to your camping experience.

The Whole Clam Family

Family clamming on Seaside's beach is a tradition that literaly goes back thousands of years.

Murals, Swing Jazz, and Marine Life: Experiencing Seaside’s Arts & Culture

Seaside, Oregon, is known for its downtown murals and active arts scene. Photo: Rick Mickelson As one of the best known beach dest...

How to Sip Coffee Like a Local

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Farmers Market Means Summer on the Coast

The Seaside Farmers Market has become a staple of summer in Seaside. Now in its ninth year and one of Seaside’s eight stops on t...

MotorHome Magazine: Sea to River, Oregon’s Spectacular North Coast

Bobbie Hasselbring from MotorHome magazine attended a media Fam (Familiarization) Tour hosted by the City of Seaside Visitors Bure...

Crabbing & Clamming as Seasiders Do

“How have you lived here this long and never crabbed?” That’s the question I kept asking my friends and gracious hosts in Se...

How to Experience Seaside’s Prom Centennial

Centennial anniversaries don’t happen all too often. Once every hundred years, in fact! We’ll show you how to celebrate all ye...

A Weekend of Discoveries

Last weekend I went to the Pouring at the Coast Event with my boyfriend, and had the best time! We were given souvenir glasses to use during the event (and they had rinse stations to keep your glass clean between tastings). We tried craft beers from every brewery, and I discovered I really enjoy the dark beers

Clamming in Seaside: Then & Now

A brief look at clamming in Seaside and Tillamook Head and a comparison of how they

Seaside Guide to Beachcombing

With one of the longest, sandiest, and most spacious beaches on the Oregon Coast, Seaside is the perfect spot to go looking for tr...

The Scoop on Sea Star Gelato: Douglass and Tanya Lintow

No beach town is complete without an ice cream stand. There’s just something about a cool, creamy ice cream-topped cone that mak...

Clamming Chronicles

History of clamming in Seaside, Oregon

Klootchy Park's Sitka Spruce Tree
Near Seaside: Reviewing Klootchy Creek Park

Located adjacent to U.S. Highway 26, about 2.5 miles east of U.S. Highway 101, is the famous and previous national-record-breaking...

The Pacific Pier

A look at the old Pacific Pier in Seaside, Oregon

Pedal Boating through Seaside

Paddle boating Seaside is another unique way to see Seaside while getting a little exercise in the process.

After the Storm

A look at a storm from the early 1900s in Seaside

Grab a Great Cup of Coffee or Roast Your Own Beans

Want your favorite coffee drink for free? Easy! Help us keep the beach clean and your coffee is on us. Foggy days on the beach, ev...