Guidebook for Astoria
Arts & Culture
Great example of 1920's theater, originally vaudeville, beautiful interior.
12 locals recommend
Liberty Theater
1203 Commercial StGreat example of 1920's theater, originally vaudeville, beautiful interior.
Columbia River Maritime Museum
1792 Marine DrRated in the top ten maritime museums in the US.
Luminari Arts
1296 Duane StCharlotte carries a wide variety of local cards, gifts and art.
Liberty Theater
1203 Commercial StRiversea Gallery Contemporary Works of Art
1160 Commercial StFood Scene
Where the locals go for mostly vegetarian, NOT fast food. One of the oldest eating spots, small and intimate, casual.
21 locals recommend
Columbian Cafe
1114 Marine DrWhere the locals go for mostly vegetarian, NOT fast food. One of the oldest eating spots, small and intimate, casual.
Wonderful coffee and breakfast, but serves all meals, right downtown.
36 locals recommend
Astoria Coffee House & Bistro
243 11th StWonderful coffee and breakfast, but serves all meals, right downtown.
Great local coffee roaster, unique tea blends and location for Goonies film.
6 locals recommend
Astoria Coffee Co
304 37th StGreat local coffee roaster, unique tea blends and location for Goonies film.
Fine dining on the Columbia River, locally owned, and a local favorite. Music some nights to enjoy with a great dinner.
32 locals recommend
Bridgewater Bistro
20 Basin StFine dining on the Columbia River, locally owned, and a local favorite. Music some nights to enjoy with a great dinner.
Clemente's Seafood
175 14th StLocally owned, fresh seafood and recently moved to the RiverWalk on 14th.
Rated #1... Only serves fish and chips, fresh tuna, and be prepared to wait in line, cooked while you wait. Across from the Maritime Museum.
31 locals recommend
Bowpicker Fish and Chips
1634 Duane StRated #1... Only serves fish and chips, fresh tuna, and be prepared to wait in line, cooked while you wait. Across from the Maritime Museum.
Casual pub atmosphere, site for the annual FisherPoets in February, and great river view, one of 4 breweries in Astoria.
24 locals recommend
Astoria Brewing Company
144 11th StCasual pub atmosphere, site for the annual FisherPoets in February, and great river view, one of 4 breweries in Astoria.
Specialty bakery and great coffees, near Fort George and the river.
34 locals recommend
Blue Scorcher Bakery & Cafe
1493 Duane StSpecialty bakery and great coffees, near Fort George and the river.
Besides a variety of coffees and homemade pastries, you can snag a table outside on the dock to enjoy the river passing by.
45 locals recommend
Coffee Girl
100 39th StBesides a variety of coffees and homemade pastries, you can snag a table outside on the dock to enjoy the river passing by.
River view is fantastic, food is wonderful, local owners and check out their Baked Alaska desert!
11 locals recommend
Baked Alaska
River view is fantastic, food is wonderful, local owners and check out their Baked Alaska desert!
Coffee Girl
100 39th StFort George Brewery and Public House
1483 Duane StBlue Scorcher Bakery & Cafe
1493 Duane StBridgewater Bistro
20 Basin StColumbian Cafe
1114 Marine DrAstoria Coffee House & Bistro
243 11th StBowpicker Fish and Chips
1634 Duane StEverything Else
Bikes & Beyond
1052 9th StBike rentals available.
Astoria Aquatic Center
1997 Marine DrParks & Nature
Start here... Best park to view the area from a distance, imagine L & C paddling down that river. See the relief map at the base of the Column. Restoration a couple years ago, special art work with history of area.
112 locals recommend
Astoria Column Gift Shop
1 Coxcomb DriveStart here... Best park to view the area from a distance, imagine L & C paddling down that river. See the relief map at the base of the Column. Restoration a couple years ago, special art work with history of area.
We are at the end of the Lewis & Clark trail, the epic journey that expanded the US from coast to coast. It is also the first Bi-state National Park, includes sites in WA. Many quiet trails, place for kayaking.
36 locals recommend
Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
92343 Fort Clatsop RdWe are at the end of the Lewis & Clark trail, the epic journey that expanded the US from coast to coast. It is also the first Bi-state National Park, includes sites in WA. Many quiet trails, place for kayaking.
Fort Stevens State Park
1675 Peter Iredale RoadGreat beach, hiking trails, museum, historical sites
Beautiful river trail follows the river bank along Astoria, good for walking, biking, meeting people.
10 locals recommend
Astoria Riverwalk
Astoria Riverwalk Beautiful river trail follows the river bank along Astoria, good for walking, biking, meeting people.
Astoria Column Gift Shop
1 Coxcomb DriveDrinks & Nightlife
Great location, pub food and interesting local beers.
100 locals recommend
Fort George Brewery and Public House
1483 Duane StGreat location, pub food and interesting local beers.
only a few blocks from the Apartment, right on the river, great view at sunset! Good diverse menu with local fresh seafood.
64 locals recommend
Buoy Beer Company
1152 8th Stonly a few blocks from the Apartment, right on the river, great view at sunset! Good diverse menu with local fresh seafood.
Buoy Beer Company
1152 8th StShopping
The Finns were early settlers in Astoria, and this shop carries authentic gifts from Finland.
Finn Ware
1116 Commercial StThe Finns were early settlers in Astoria, and this shop carries authentic gifts from Finland.
Luminari Arts
1296 Duane StAstoria Vintage Hardware
1343 Marine DrGetting Around
The Trolley is all volunteer, and runs the length of the Riverwalk from East to West, all day Seasonally. $1 for a ride, and $2 all day ticket for on and off.
16 locals recommend
Astoria Riverfront Trolley
480 Industry StThe Trolley is all volunteer, and runs the length of the Riverwalk from East to West, all day Seasonally. $1 for a ride, and $2 all day ticket for on and off.