(Cannon Beach, Oregon) – It is dining to die for in one of the coast's most popular little resorts. Restaurants in Cannon Beach mean dining in some rather extraordinary surroundings, and often innovative in décor and approaches.
The menus consist of something just a little different, or the concept behind the eatery goes a direction few, if any, have thought of before. Where to get breakfasts in Cannon Beach? Where to grab dinner, lunch or get a delivery to your hotel?
Here you'll find: Cannon Beach restaurants, dining, chowder, burgers, seafood, oceanfront dining, family or fine dining, pizza, steaks, chicken, kids menus, pub fare, Cannon Beach places to eat and where you can get deliveries. Even cool bars.

Fresh seafood right off boats is sometimes part of the deal at the North Coast Food Trail in Cannon Beach and nearby
NORTH COAST FOOD TRAIL. In some respects, you could borrow from Hemingway and call it a movable feast — Oregon-coast style.
The North Coast Food Trail stretches across more than 100 miles of coastal indulgence, offering a self-guided journey through the region’s culinary highlights.
And it’s been adding fresh stops every year. The North Coast Food Trail continues to evolve, expanding its reach bit by bit as new businesses and destinations join in. The route begins at the southern edge of the Tillamook County line in Neskowin and winds north through Pacific City, Manzanita, Cannon Beach, Seaside, Astoria and now Clatskanie.
Cannon Beach Fultano's Pizza. It’s some serious gourmet Italian at a family price. This one delivers to local hotels, and they feature slices for lunch. There's a special thin crust recipe that's especially tasty, crunchy and yet still tender in a way that manages to combine both those latter qualities seamlessly. (Place orders with special dietary concerns at this Fultano's restaurant)
There are many of the standbys, as well as gourmet varieties like the Margherita (garlic and herb olive oil, three cheeses, red onion and more), a Greek-themed specialty, a Goat Cheese pizza, and specialties with Teriyaki Chicken, Linguica, BBQ Chicken and a variety of seafood selections. One item features a distinctive sausage with mashed grapes for the sauce, providing a subtle, sweet tang. The sausage is spicy and zippy, making a nice balance to the slight sweetness.
One must-try is their pasta (about $10). They have a homemade tomato sauce that stacks up against anything Europe could dish out. This is one stunning, mother-of-all sauces, and their penne pasta with meatballs is a seriously addictive dish. 200 N. Hemlock and Second Street. Cannon Beach, Oregon. www.CBfultanos.com (503) 436-9717.

MacGregor's Whiskey Bar, Cannon Beach. Searching for a crackling fireplace and something good to warm your insides? MacGregor’s Whiskey Bar of Cannon Beach can be found within cozy cabin walls, now including a larger restaurant and bigger menu, expanded hours. MacGregor’s has one of the largest selection of whiskeys on the coast — including over 200 brown liquors and a top shelf that will make you grin — but they also offer a full bar, incredible craft cocktails, beer, wine, and unique foods starting at moderate prices in an intimate, upscale setting. The owner is a spirit enthusiast and will happily discuss whiskeys, rums, and tequilas, as will any of the servers, and they'll even help you pick out a flight from their menu or customize your own. Chip and Holly MacGregor are also book people, so if you simply want to sit quietly and read while you sip your wee dram in front of the fire, they've got you covered. Recently moved to a larger space: 100 E 2ND St. Cannon Beach, Oregon. 503-436-0322 and 503-436-2917 for the Cannon Beach Restaurant. Website here.
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San Dune Pub. With a historical, even slight maritime vibe, the San Dune Pub is a classy staple among locals, regulars and tourists alike. A super friendly staff serves up fine microbrews as well as scrumptious grub in the American and seafood vein with homemade sauces. Appetizers in the $3 - $9 range include hummus, cheese bread, various tots/fries, hot wings or calamari. Plenty of burgers in varied incarnations like chili, bacon, cheese, teriyaki, BBQ, chipotle, veggie or chicken come with tons of interesting additions. Got seafood? There’s strips, chips, burgers, tacos and more with fishies or oysters. Wraps and ciabatta sandwiches around $8 include chicken, Caesar, pesto, turkey and bacon/swiss, among others. Soups and salads abound. Less than ten minutes from the surfing paradise of Short Sands, weekends abound with live music frivolity. 127 Laneda Ave., Manzanita, Oregon. 503-368-5080. www.sandunepub.com (25 mins drive from Seaside)
N. Coast / Cannon Beach Restaurant and Dining Articles
Under an Italian Spell at Oregon Coast's Cannon Beach: Fultano's Pizza Cannon Beach Fultano's is a unique little pizza / pasta joint. There's gourmet touches and exceptional foodie secrets that work well with Cannon Beach’s vibes. There’s outdoor seating here, and indeed you can take full advantage of the coastal air while stuffing myself with Italian cuisine. You can’t actually see the waves here, but you can hear them full well – and the combo of the scrumptious with the natural is a serious smile-inducer.
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