In the same complex as the Cannery Pier Hotel, this stylish bi-level space has magnificent views of the river and bridge to Washington. Inside, high ceilings are supported by ancient fir timbers, and an extensive menu focuses on creative seafood and meat grills, including roasted, spice-encrusted duck breast with orange marmalade glaze, and seared wild local salmon with an arugula-strawberry salad and a star anise–balsamic vinaigrette. You'll also find more affordable burgers, pastas, and vegetarian options.

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Bridgewater Bistro NORTHWEST A step up in the sophistication level from Baked Alaska, this large, attractive bistro in a former cannery near the upscale Cannery Pier Hotel offers an all-purpose, gluten-free-friendly lunch and dinner menu (90% of the menu can be modified to be gluten-free). Even the fish and chips are gluten-free, although you’d never know it. If you’re coming for dinner, you might want to the try the Northwest Potlatch, a signature bouillabaisse with Dungeness crab, salmon, crabs, mussels, and scallops in a tomato-pancetta-ginger stock.

If you’re looking for New American dining with a riverside view, look no further than Bridgewater Bistro, a popular stop in Astoria serving brunch, lunch and dinner. Located on a busy pier in Astoria, this restaurant’s high ceilings and mood lighting are almost as aesthetic as the mouthwatering menu choices. Bridgewater Bistro has something for everyone, from locally caught seafood and hand-tossed salads to cheesy pasta dishes and flavourful sandwiches.

Bridgewater Bistro greets you with the most dramatic dining room in Astoria. Spacious and rustic, the dining area features a cathedral ceiling, ancient fir beams and large windows offering a view that seems to go on forever. Located in the former boatyard that once served the Union Fish Cooperative Cannery, Bridgewater Bistro has only 35 tables, each situated to give guests optimal views of the bridge, river and Washington state.

The Bridgewater Bistro, found beneath the Astoria-Megler Bridge, includes halibut fish and chips on its “bistro fare” menu, available for lunch or dinner. You can also find fried halibut at the Silver Salmon Grille, helmed by renowned coastal chef John Sowa. Then there’s T Paul’s Supper Club, which has been offering something a little different on its menu: fried yearling oysters with yam frites.

Located at 20 Basin Street in Astoria, Oregon, Bridgewater Bistro is a top-notch establishment offering exceptional food and service with a breathtaking river view. Specializing in local, sustainable foods, this bar and restaurant provides both indoor and outdoor seating options. Reservations are recommended to ensure a table for your visit.

My wife and kids eat here pretty regularly during the seasons and it is conveniently located right next to Astoria West Basin. For my fishing customers that are staying at the Cannery Pier Hotel and Spa or the Rivershore, this restaurant is right next door to you. The place is casual, but the experience leans more towards fine dining.

What to Try: Dungeness crab cakes, Columbia River sturgeon, or their seafood pasta. Why It’s Special: Located in a historic building with stunning views of the Columbia River, Bridgewater Bistro combines fine dining with fresh, locally sourced seafood. Tip: Make a reservation for dinner to enjoy the sunset over the water.

Then book a reservation for BridgeWater Bistro, a sleek and modern venue known for its fresh seafood and waterfront views, just down the pier from the hotel. If you prefer to keep it intimate, you can order the bistro’s takeout and have dinner for two in your room in front of a roaring fire.

For a nice dinner, reserve a table at Bridgewater Bistro, where you’ll dine on pastas and fresh fish, as well as a selection of carnivore-friendly dishes. The handsomely restored building, with its soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, overlooks the river and bridge.

The Bridgewater Bistro is another great place to eat in Astoria. It’s a fine dining establishment, so you’ll need to make reservations and prepare your wallet for luxury prices, but the experience will be worth it. For starters, every seat in the bistro overlooks the water.

Why not treat yourself to a fancy meal throughout your visit to Astoria?. Astoria’s Bridgewater Bistro is indeed a wonderful choice for a special dinner date. Astoria’s Bridgewater Bistro is indeed the city’s finest eye-catching dining space.

Enjoy fresh seafood at Silver Salmon Grille, craft beers at Buoy Beer Company and Fort George Brewery, and fine dining at Bridgewater Bistro. Each restaurant offers a unique taste of the local flavor, ensuring a memorable culinary experience.

Excellent place with many Gluten Free options marked on the menu. Stuck with naturally GF (vs ones they could alter to make GF) for the most safety and had zero issues. I had GF chowder (good but not amazing) and fish and chips (fantastic).

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Salmon — wild caught and fresh — can be found in a variety of joints, but for a special treat try Bridgewater Bistro, just a stone’s throw from the famous bridge. They serve up great cocktails and are known to have live music.

Less than two city blocks from Astoria Riverwalk Inn rests Bridgewater Bistro, an elegant, waterfront restaurant serving everything from seared, orange marmalade salmon to Alaskan cod street tacos and chili lime Gulf prawns.

Here you’ll dine on pasta and fresh fish, as well as a selection of carnivore-friendly dishes. The handsomely restored building, with its soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, overlooks the river and bridge.

Live piano and jazz music further enhance the dining experience, making it a delightful spot for enjoying. An amazing meal with a great view. We got to sit upstairs so the scenery was great.

It features New American, locally sourced cuisine and an incredible view of the Astoria-Megler Bridge, the longest continuous truss bridge in North America.

For a special occasion, the cozy and elegant Bridgewater Bistro has great views of the Columbia River and the Astoria-Megler Bridge.

If you're looking for more upscale options, then book a table with an awesome view of the Columbia River, at the Bridgewater Bistro.

Bridgewater Bistro has a view, it's just upstream from West Boat Basin by the Hotel. Hurricane Ron, down town, no view.