What is your favorite place to eat out in OR? (Newport: restaurant, places)

[kosmo65]

Canyons in Redmond, OR has AMAZING food and the service was great too. Yummy yummity yum yum. That's my favorite Oregon restaurant, hands-down.

[heavens54]

Great info. Will print this off before my next trip.

Where is Mo's? What town? We love chowda...

How about Corvallis, Albany area? Any suggestions for those towns?

Thanks for the recs...

[jjpop]

There's a Mo's in Cannon Beach, Lincoln City, Otter Rock, and a couple in Newport. There's also one south of Newport in Florence. Intro - Mo's Chowder

As for Corvallis/Albany, my opinion is that there are a lot of decent places to eat--nothing that is really outstanding, but for this area we do pretty well. For cheap dining in Corvallis I've heard some great things about the Vietnamese sandwich shop called Baguette. I think the Indian restaurant Evergreen is decent. Bombs Away Cafe is good, just don't use the restroom. American Dream Pizza makes a nice pie. There's a French bakery called Le Patissier that has REALLY great croissants, and the desserts at New Morning Bakery are quite good.

For a little more money you could go to Big River (northwest cuisine), Iovino's (Italian), Magenta (French-Asian) or Le Bistro (French). I haven't heard much about Wildfire, but their menu looks good.

Oops! I forgot about Albany. One place you should try if you have a large appetite is Novak's Hungarian Restaurant. The food is delicious, but it is heavy. Albany also has chain restaurants (Applebee's, Red Robin, etc.).

[The Cactus Leaguer]

Is Woodstock's Pizza still around in Corvallis? That was one of my favorite pizza joints in the 80's... we always went there in college when visiting our OSU buddies.

[jjpop]

Yep, Woodstock's is still around. Totally remodeled from the 80s--it's much larger and more modern.

[Newb]

We will be visiting Portland at the end of the month, can anyone recommend any good quality cheap eats deals when eating out? We will be arriving on a Saturday night.

Thanks

[heavens54]

We ate at Henry's Tavern in downtown Portland and loved it. Wouldn't say it was cheap, but it was very good. Beautiful place. We had lunch there so it wasn't too bad cost wise. Very dark wood, kind of warehouse looking place.

[tablemtn]

Yuzen Japanese Cuisine in Seal Rock (about 10 miles south of Newport) is good for a night out.

[StealthRabbit]

You might try for some happy hour dining.

We often do Gustav's (on Sandy/ @ Rhinelander) for $3.99 meals and brews

The Rhinelander also has early specials that usually please the taste and budget. but... I'm partial to Jake's Crawfish for quality dining, but prices have gone way up, probably will be a once/5yr, rather than once / yr in the future.

[turnerfamily]

Try the Moes in Newport down on the dockside where you can watch the boats come in with the catch of the day.Then drive south over the bridge,make a right and drive down to the Rogue Brewery and try many of their award winning brews.One of my favorite 4 hour journeys.