Oregon Coast Mobile Dining Listings - from Oregon Coast BeachConnection.net
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Seaside
The Seaside Oceanfront Inn and Restaurant. Oceanfront dining. Appetizers, soups, salads grilled sandwiches, seafood, daily specials and desserts. Bar serves wine, specialty cocktails. Breakfast 8 - 10:30, and lunch 11 – 2. Dinner 5 p.m. – 9. Reservations recommended. 581 South Prom. Seaside. 800-772-7766. 503-738-6403
Flashback Malt Shoppe & Gifts. Ice cream and milk shakes are big attraction. Menu of sundaes is large and intriguing, with one scoop of their regular sundaes going for $2.50 and two scoops going for $3.50. Fancy sundaes are incarnations of banana splits, $4.50. 318 Broadway. (503) 738-6614.
Zinger's Homemade Ice Cream. Dive into scrumptious homemade ice cream - plus they make their own fudge. Of note is their take on chocolate with malted milk balls, powerful fresh fruit taste of the marionberry, mango or strawberry, using chunks of the real thing inside. Sugar free and diabetic options are available. Singles are actually the size of two scoops and doubles - well, they're twice as large. 210 Broadway. (503) 738-3939.
Cannon Beach
Dooger's. Also in Seaside, Long Beach, Washington and Warrenton. Fairly inexpensive breakfasts. Lunch and dinner selections are enormous: $7 to $11, featuring a large array of former ocean-dwellers, 1371 S. Hemlock. (503) 436-2225.
Fultano's Pizza. Delivers to local hotels, and they feature slices for lunch. Usual standbys, as well as gourmet varieties. One selection features a distinctive sausage with mashed grapes for the sauce, providing a subtle, sweet tang. The sausage is spicy and zippy, making a nice balance to the slight sweetness. The must-try is their pasta (about $10). They have a homemade tomato sauce that stacks up against anything Europe could dish out. This is one stunning, mother-of-all sauces, and their penne pasta with meatballs is a seriously addictive dish. 200 N. Hemlock and Second Street. (503) 436-9717.
Manzanita
Left Coast Siesta. Tasty, inexpensive and innovative are the key words. Glorious enchiladas or burritos come stuffed with ingredients in an intriguing and unforgettable recipe that's a combo of spices, herbs and one spunky sauce. Tacos are much larger than you'll expect. Most items are $4 to $8, and most single items are meals in themselves. It's a famous little eatery on the coast - and for good reason. 288 Laneda Ave. (503) 368-7997.
Rockaway Beach
Rick’s Roadhouse Bar & Grille. Classy, w/ feel of a cozy, neighborhood bar you’d feel good about taking Grandma to. Gargantuan toasted sub sandwiches w/ gourmet touch, (all around $8). Coastal comfort foods such as large portions of halibut and chips, prawns and chips, chicken wings, etc. Burgers have some nifty new ideas (around $7). Small selection of Mexi favorites and some interesting extras. Karaoke at night as well. Over 21 only. 184 Highway 101. Rockaway Beach, Oregon. 503-355-2052.
Blue Water Grill. One of best views on coast; outdoor dining. Large array of NW and coastal favorites. Classy pastas, steaks, chicken and seafood $12 to $25. Big burgers around $9. Hot sandwiches include awesome muffuleta – around $10. Many different salads. Perfect for kids; great adjacent bar with entertainment at night. 210 South First Rockaway Beach. (503)-355-3111.
Bay City
Pacific Oyster. Famous family eatery, where the seafood practically gets shuffled from the sea straight into your mouth. Soups and salads include many seafood specialties, of course, including cioppino, chowders, crab Louie and cheese breads (from $3 to $14). Fish 'n' chips come in various incarnations, like oysters, halibut, cod, rock fish, prawns or chicken strips (about $8). Find seafood sandwiches with shrimp, tuna or crab, as well as burgers, around $9. Finally, a small but tempting selection of dinners includes pan fried oysters, fillets of salmon or halibut, sautéed scallops and other goodies around $12. 5150 Oyster Drive. (503) 377-2323.
Lincoln City
60's Café. Time warp back to the 60's in this family-oriented cutie. Burgers, milkshakes, grilled goodies and standard American sandwiches occupy the menu. Their burgers are fairly basic but sizable, with standbys like cheeseburgers, bacon cheeseburgers or patty melts coming in around $7.50. Chiliburger for $8, (which comes with cheese and onions), burgers with ham, egg and cheese, the Teriyaki Swiss or even a veggie burger. Really hearty appetites can double the patties and double the amount of fries for a total of $11.50. Seafood goodies; huge milkshakes. 4157 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City. (541) 996-6898.
Newport
Village Market and Deli. Exceptional lunchtime cuisine mixed with wine bar atmosphere. Gourmet sandwiches with cutting edge culinary finesse. Appetizers like pate or Thai soup. Range $5 - $12. Fabulous partial ocean view. Fine wines. Deli case includes mind-bendingly wonderful foods to go. At ocean end of SW 3rd. 541-574-9393.
Café Stephanie. Legendary, lunches and outstanding breakfasts. Hot sandwiches around $7 for a full one and $3.95 for half. Cold sandwiches ($3.95 & $5.95) include delicacies in the ham, salami, roast beef and veggie categories. Intriguing fish taco recipe, and a turkey wrap that comes with a curried cucumber/mango slaw. Kids' menu including hot dogs, PB&J or a cheese sandwich. Breakfast specials change daily. Outstanding breakfast burritos. Delivers in Nye Beach area. 411 Coast St. (541) 265-8082.
Yachats
Landmark Restaurant & Lounge. Incredible view of bay. Some of the finest Italian cuisine in the state. Sauces are light, delicate and very subtle, yet with a tang that's potent but not overpowering. Other goodies include things like Halibut Fillet, Wild Salmon Fillet and Pacific Cod Fillet ($13.95 - $19.95) - all made from fish caught by local fishermen. Family friendly dining. Live music at night. Wide menu. Hwy 101, Yachats. (541) 547-5459.
Florence