Slide Show: Astoria Uncovered
OREGON FILM MUSEUM
The city’s history may stretch back for centuries, but in some circles Astoria’s bigges
Photography by Travel Oregon
COLUMBIAN CAFÉ
The white-bearded, endearingly surly owner Uriah Hulsey has been running this eccentric lunch counter for 31 years, creating a can’t-miss A
Photography by Jody Miller
COMMODORE HOTEL
From its creaky waterfront piers to decades-old broadcasts like "Scandinavian Hour" on local radio station
Photography by Commodore Hotel
BETTY LOU JEAN CO
This pocket-sized boutique and consignment shop next to the Commodore Hotel holds a surpri
Photography by Betty Lou Jean Co
DRINA DAISY
When Astoria’s fog clamps down, you’ll find no better consolation than Drina Daisy’s Bosnian-style comfort food. Owner For
HOTEL ELLIOTT
Built in 1924 (and remodeled in 2003), this Art Deco hotel places you in the heart of downtown, within easy walking di
Photography by Hotel Elliott
THE COFFEE GIRL
Some of the coast’s best storm-watching seats can be found inside Astoria’s i
Photography by The Coffee Girl
COLUMBIA RIVER MARITIME MUSEUM
For anyone who wants to understand Astoria’s deep conne
Photography by Columbia River Maritime Museum
BOWPICKER FISH & CHIPS
Arguably the best fish and chips this side of the Thames, Astoria’s only food cart, lo
Photography by Bowpicker
VINTAGE HARDWARE
If Rejuvenation and The Rebuilding Center had a coastal cousin, it’d be Vintage Hardware. Occupying the
Photography by Vintage Hardware
FARMHOUSE FUNK
Just down the street from Vintage Hardware, sits Astoria’s version of Mississi
Photography by Farmhouse Funk
FORT STEVENS
From the 19th century through World War II, the Columbia River’s deep reach into the country’s interior
Photography by Fort Stevens
CANNERY PIER HOTEL
Built on the original pilings of the Union Fish Cannery (established in 1897), this lav
Photography by Cannery Pier
FORT GEORGE BREWERY
What started as a small scale brewing operation in 2007 hit the big time last sum
Photography by Fort George Brewery
BLUE SCORCHER BAKERY & CAFÉ
Hip, bright, and erected next to the site of the original Fort of Astoria, Blue
Photography by Blue Scorcher
ASTORIA COLUMN
Standing high on a hill overlooking the city, this colorful, 125-foot column was erecte
Photography by Astoria and Warrenton Chamber of Commerce
