Location: Lincoln City
Top Restaurants in Lincoln City
Top Things to do in Lincoln City
- 1. Jennifer Sears Glass Art Studio
- 2. Prehistoric
- 3. Mossy Creek Pottery
- 4. Boiler Bay State Wayside
- 5. The Sweater Shoppe, Etc.
- 6. Alderhouse Glass Blowers
- 7. Roads End State Recreation Site
- 8. Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy
- 9. North Lincoln County Historical Museum
- 10. D River State Recreation Site
Best Healthy food near Lincoln City, Oregon, United States
Reviews on Healthy food in Lincoln City, Oregon, United States. Lincoln City is a city in Lincoln County on the Oregon Coast between Tillamook and Newport. It is named after the county, which was named in honor of former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln. The population was estimated to be 8,452 in 2016. During the solar eclipse of August 21, 2017, this city was the first in the path of totality to view a total solar eclipse.
Things to do in Lincoln City
1. The Sun Room & Attic Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 127 reviews
The Sun Room: For excellent casual fare for breakfast and lunch. The Sun Room is one of the most memorable Gleneden Beach, OR restaurants. Soups, salads, sandwiches, and our signature wine collection are all available here, plus a hearty breakfast menu to
Reviewed By revmrrobert
Letâs start with the high price you pay to have staff that has not been trained properly or just plain ignore you, In order to get a properly prepared meal, they had to cook it twice. Waiter asked me how to properly open our bottle of wine!One busser, standing by kitchen door with arms folded looked right at me as I literally waved my arms. He then turned and walked away. What the heck! At the prices they charge one would expect comparable service. Manager explained that they are going through growing pains with staff. Only saw manager when there was a problem. If they are aware they have a problem providing satisfactory service, they should be on the floor to guide staff.We spent the rest of our weekend eating off premise.They did comp one of our entrees but that did little to appease our disappointment. Even more frustrating was to find out after dinner they had mot offered us the 3 ring binder of some truly fine wines to choose from. Thereâs even more. but I will stop now. Best of luck to these new owners, THEY ARE GOING TO NEED IT. But that will not include my family.
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2. Marci's Bar & Bistro
Friendliest Bar in town, with the best late night food and vegan options! We have our full menu all hours, along with delightful drink specials, 12 ice cold taps, pool tables, darts and plenty of games! Looking for the game? We have multiple TVs with thre
Reviewed By michaelmW1446UM
There was a "band" playing that night which we did not know. As we were walking in one of the guys told us there was a cover charge to get in. We didn't mind being that there would be music so paid it, even though very surprised that in such a small town on a weeknight this would even be a thing, but it was. The band turned out to be a bunch of random guys rapping, and they were not very good. My wife and I don't mind rap, we grew up on it but these guys were not good.On the plus side drinks were cheap, the place was dead so service was quick and we had some fun playing Golden Tee.
3. Bay View Thai Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Home comfort Thai food with joyful view of harbor dock. Heart of Depoe Bay Oregon with friendly community and people. Make a trip to try our signature dishes Bay view style.
Reviewed By archlav
This restaurant has a nice wait staff and a lovely view. There is parking at the front of the restaurant. We ordered mango juice and coconut water which was refreshing. The salad rolls with shrimp were really delicious. We got stir fry chicken and drunken noodles. Unfortunately they were both disappointing orders, there was a lack of flavor in both meals and the drunken noodles were very doughy. We actually wasted it when we were actually starving. Hope they can do better with these meals for the next guest.
