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- RRhodaSeattle / Eastern Washington •84 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoAlways excellent. We come for lunch every two weeks, to stay out of the way of our housecleaning service. This week, I had crispy oysters with a gingery sauce, and pilaf.More infoAnthony's HomePort - OlympiaPrice: Moderate• Seafood• Olympia•4.6
- OTOpenTable DinerSeattle / Eastern Washington •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoWe had great service with Stephan and the food was delicious.More infoAnthony's Hearthfire Grill - OlympiaPrice: Moderate• Steak• Olympia•4.5
- WHWesHSeattle / Eastern Washington •2 reviews4.0Dined 4 days agoEverything exceeded our expectations. From the moment we walked in, Melissa ( hostess, expediter, hugger extraordinaire.. actual manager )greeted us, sat us in one of her personal favorite spots, we ordered a couple of drinks, watched a seal swimming by,saw an eagle dive bombing fish all with in the first 10 minutes.. food, drinks and service were top notchMore infoThe Restaurant at AlderbrookPrice: Expensive• Northwest• Union•4.8
- AAngeliaAustin •12 reviews5.0Dined on Feb 2, 2025Bert was the best! Made sure all 10 of us were taken care of. We had a great family meal.More infoRed Lobster - OlympiaPrice: Moderate• Seafood• Olympia•4.2
- JJessicahSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 4, 2025Food was great! Added the crab to our wedge salad and it was delicious! The coconut prawns were delicious! Hostess welcomed us- seated us promptly and was attentive and sweet! Only disappointment was at night you can’t see the ocean- even at the window. But, that’s nobody’s fault:)More infoEmily's - Quinault Beach ResortPrice: Moderate• Prime Rib• Ocean Shores•4.2
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Known across the state as the former home of late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, Aberdeen is a sleepy riverside town off Highway 101 and only a short drive from the Pacific Ocean . Aberdeen diners will find restaurants along the Wishkah River and also on West Heron Street just up from the Chehalis River. Northwest specialties of fresh seafood and East Asian food feature prominently in Aberdeen, but you can still find other flavors like pizza and pasta, Mexican and classic pub fare . Enjoy local wine at a wine bar, homestyle fish and chips, a steaming bowl of chowder or grilled crab and cheese with patio dining on the river. Aberdeen offers an array of flavors in a small town waterfront setting sure to charm any diner.
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