Guidebook for Astoria
Food Scene
Bridgewater Bistro
20 Basin StGreat view, great food.
Great clam chowder. Kind of funky. But, really good chowder.
20 locals recommend
Rogue Pier 39 Public House
100 39th StGreat clam chowder. Kind of funky. But, really good chowder.
Coffee Girl
100 39th StViews, history, charm, and wonderful coffees and sandwiches.
T.Paul's Urban Cafe
1119 Commercial StReally good food right downtown.
Parks & Nature
Fort Clatsop for history and hiking and Cape Disappointment for stunning views, hiking, and history.
36 locals recommend
Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
92343 Fort Clatsop RdFort Clatsop for history and hiking and Cape Disappointment for stunning views, hiking, and history.
Incredible views. Buy balsa wood airplanes at the gift shop before you climb the column. You can throw them from the top. Great fun.
112 locals recommend
Astoria Column Gift Shop
1 Coxcomb DriveIncredible views. Buy balsa wood airplanes at the gift shop before you climb the column. You can throw them from the top. Great fun.
Arts & Culture
Columbia River Maritime Museum
1792 Marine DrWorld class maritime museum.
Riversea Gallery Contemporary Works of Art
1160 Commercial StGreat gallery downtown.
Kind of hokey but cute museum, especially if you liked The Goonies.
26 locals recommend
Oregon Film Museum
732 Duane StKind of hokey but cute museum, especially if you liked The Goonies.
Drinks & Nightlife
Good food, beer, and music. Very popular. Also has good views.
100 locals recommend
Fort George Brewery and Public House
1483 Duane StGood food, beer, and music. Very popular. Also has good views.
Buoy Beer Company
1152 8th StGood beer, and the waterfront views are breathtaking.