The aquarium was a really enjoyable experience. We especially loved the underwater tunnels and the creatively designed rock structures — they added a fun, immersive touch. The layout was spacious and open, which made it easy to explore without feeling crowded or constantly brushing past other visitors. One downside, though, was the limited number of exhibits. While the displays they do have are beautifully done and feature a few unique ocean creatures we haven’t encountered at other aquariums, we found ourselves finishing the entire visit in about 30 minutes. The art installations made from ocean trash were visually striking and carried an important message, but we would have preferred to see more live marine animals. Overall, it’s a well-designed space with a few standout features, but the small variety of exhibits left us wanting more.

This is a nice aquarium but very small. It was perfect for my 3 yr old grandson to get some exposure to sea life. Touching a starfish and experiencing the shark tunnel were his favorite things. While very nice, it’s no where near my favorite aquarium in Monterey Bay, CA.

Jellyfish, eels, sharks, anemone, sea otters, and perhaps most alarmingly, sturgeon! (Do you know how big those things get? And they are in the rivers around here.) Ample parking though it is a walk, even from ADA. Restrooms are nice and easy to find. Much of the interior path is gravel and can be a little uneven. Benches always seem easy to find. I would like to see more regular presentations and information about the wildlife. it would also be nice to know when those presentations were going to happen in advance, but I was not able to easily access that information. The gift shop seems nice, you are directed to walk through it on the way to leave, I did not stop to look at the prices. The price to get in is reasonable if a bit tough. They do have discounts for individuals in financial need with documentation, so you may want to look into that if you’d like to take your family, you can get half off of the regular price, but you have to buy your tickets there. The half off program does not apply to annual memberships.

The aquarium we visited was truly remarkable! We arrived just in time for the highly anticipated otter show, which captivated both kids and adults alike. The presentation delved into the fascinating history of otters and how these playful creatures came to reside in this particular aquarium. During the show, we witnessed expertly timed feedings and engaging discussions about sea otters, all of which were a delight to watch. As we continued our exploration of the aquarium, we were amazed by the incredible diversity of marine life on display. From the charming puffins, flapping their wings and diving into their habitats, to the sleek eels coiling through their tanks, and the graceful bat rays gliding elegantly through the water, there was something for everyone to marvel at. The entire experience is definitely worth a stop if you find yourself along the coast. It's an ideal destination for visitors of all ages, ensuring that everyone leaves with a sense of wonder and appreciation for the ocean's inhabitants!

After reading the reviews I was very excited about visiting here. $30 per person entrance is a little on the high side, but it's for the animals. They have much fewer exhibits than I expected and the number of animals was minimal. The touch tank is substantial with knowledgeable staff. Passages of the Deep was impressive, walking through the tunnel and being surrounded by fish, sharks and other creatures of the ocean. The have a lot of sculptures that are made from ocean trash which brings much needed awareness. The gift shop was completely off putting. Everything was WAY over priced. Many items were just generic that I could get anywhere. I my expectations also might have been higher after experiencing NYC, San Diego, Seattle & Vancouver, and unfortunately this couldn't hold candle to any of those. Overall it wasn't bad, but I wouldn't go back.

Highly recommend visiting UNLESS you have a disabled person in your party. Several parents also complained about stroller accessibility. The paths are small gravel, most of it NOT hard packed. So it is nearly impossible to push a wheelchair through. The restrooms labeled handicap also do not allow a wheelchair to get in, much less into a stall. I'm pretty disappointed for such a modern facility and one such as this. I would have still rated higher but im pretty disappointed the person who sold us our tickets didn't warn us. Also there is no warning that I saw online. These days, it's pretty safe to assume a public facility like this would be handicap accessible. It just plain is not. It left a bad taste in my mouth that the gift shop staff just sat there watching us struggle to open the door against the wind and push the wheelchair out. There was nobody in line to pay. A little thoughtfulness would have gone a long way. It's sort of chaps your hide when they have a kid in a wheelchair as part of their display and they do that. Throughout the park, several staff apologized and explained part of the two year plan is to pave the paths. Again...we would have appreciated knowing that before purchasing tickets. Only other negative comment is I wish they had staff more spread throughout the aquarium. Not just to educate but also to help control the badly parented children who shriek nonstop, bang on the glass and stomp on the floor glass. It actually ruined the experience completely. Screaming kids is one thing but paying to be stuck in a glass tunnel with them squealing at the top of their lungs nonstop is entirely another. I get that kids are a part of the targeted customer group but they shouldn't be allowed to wreck the experience for adults. It wasnxt just a few, excited outbursts, which is to be expected. It was all-out screaming nonstop from a handful of kids. That really needs to be managed by staff if the parents won't. It isn't acceptable. They shouldn't be allowed to wreck it for other paying customers like that. Other than that, the place is absolutely gorgeous and the staff is knowledgeable and eager to share their knowledge.

Cool Aquarium 😎 🦈🐙🦭🪼 No overly large attractions, but the displays and smaller attractions were worth the trip. Definitely worth taking the kids, our son had a great time 👨‍👩‍👦

It’s always worth a stop in Historic Newport Bay on a beautiful day. Walk around the shops, checking out the harbor seals and buying some fudge at 2 kids Candy store.

Great place to sit or to take a stroll. Plenty of stores to do a little window shopping and places to eat. We got to encounter some seals up close, which was pretty cool to experience.

What an awesome experience! We walked through the many stores and art galleries, bought fish from a fishing boat, and ate at the Clearwater Restaurant. The restaurant is on the bay with views of the seals and marine vessels coming in and out of the harbor. When you walk down the bay front, they have about a 100 benches dedicated to people who passed. There are historical placards that explain the history of the dedications and how the benches are being refurbished. This is well worth a day trip!

We visited Newport during weekdays. It was not crowded. We got to try food from the restaurants and walked around looking for sea lions. Lots of tourists made it a point to take photos with these sea lions. 😉

It's pretty cool, the sea lions were one of the main reasons for our trip there. Weather was nice and there were a lot of local sourced seafood restaurants.

Beautiful place, so many cool fishing vessels, bright colors and artwork! The sea lions were cool. Parking was only $1 per hour where I parked.

Loved it here. Has shops, food, and you can walk the docks. Great place to see the seals and sea lions.

A great place to go to cool down in Newport Oregon. Lots of kites are flown here and it is a really beautiful spot!

Solid beach, beautiful sand, wide open spaces. Watched a couple let there dog take a giant crap on the beach, and just walk away from it. As foul as it gets folks. Great place to fly a kite! Watched the local wizard working 3.

Beautiful and relaxing beach, perfect for a night walk on the beach. When there isn’t a fire ban, great place to build a beach fire and easy access to get on the beach from the parking lot.

Beautiful beach! Lots of restaurants and shops in the area where you don't really have to walk too far to.

Beautiful Beach no matter the time of year!

I always stay in this historic district in Newport for the nice beach to walk on, the amazing sunrises over the ocean, and the great variety of places to eat in. The area is home to the Visual Arts Center, the Performing Arts Center, and a number of galleries. You can access the beach at Davis Park and at the Nye Beach Turnaround with parking at both places. The area was the first resort area of Newport and has a small village feel to it with hotels, shops, restaurants, and a number of other services. A great place to stay in Newport with a long beach to walk on, art galleries to browse in, bakeries to grab a sweet treat, beautiful sunsets and sunrises over a endless horizon.

Absolutely a must visit place. Its beautiful and pristine. Great place to spend a day with family and friends. Adequate parking space available. Lots of food options nearby.

Our second visit to this beautiful lighthouse was wonderful. The lighthouse was open so we were able to tour and take photos, it was amazing to see the interior and the gorgeous staircase. There is lots of walking baths for photos, including a large group of seals sunning themselves. The interpretive center is fun to walk through and has lots of information. The only cost is getting into the entrance, per car, unless you have a parks pass. We loved it!

Beautiful area including incredible views, aquatic and marine wildlife. It is reasonably priced. Two Park rangers were working when we visited who were very helpful answering any questions and gave us a little tutorial as we went down to the beach. Anemone, seastars and seals are among the creatures during the low tide. Well worth the $7.

The surf was running high the day visited. There were surfers catching waves to the south. You can't go to the top of the lighthouse, but the lower portion is an educational experience. We had blast watching the pounding surf from the Top and down on cobble beach near the Devils Punchbowl. Wanted to go to the tidepools but the surf was over them. The visitors center is where you get a great deal of history.

A beautiful, easily accessible, historic lighthouse. Recommend you go down to the beach to potentially see seals. We saw 3 up on the rocks and 10 to 15 very close in the water watching us as intently as we were watching them.

Very cool experience with lots of hands on. You are allowed to touch all of the wildlife (except dangerous ones of course) there are info sheets and beautiful tide pools. The air smells salty and the waves calm you senses. For $7 it is well worth the trip.

BLM-run. $7 3-day vehicle pass. Curtailed hours due to staffing issues (spelled FelonPrez), so check ahead. Great 153-year-old lighthouse to view, with nearby Interpretive Center. Fabulous 'Cobble Beach' covered in jet-black, rounded basalt stones is absolutely not wheelchair negotiable (you could easily lose footing even if you're balancing with four appendages) - which is probably why the only access to it is an M.C. Escher-esqe, steep 300+ step wooden staircase. But, you can watch seals & enjoy nifty tidepools if your timing & equilibrium are good. Grand views all around.

I was skeptical when I saw it was called an "outstanding natural area" but they aren't kidding! I almost skipped it because I thought it was just a lighthouse, but there is much more to it. I visited during the loooong Government shutdown and I was worried it might be closed, but the amazing volunteers were still on hand to continue to educate the public and protect this irreplaceable natural resource from harm. Some areas are not accessible by wheelchair so bring your binoculars for an up-close view of the wildlife here.

Great place to bring kids to learn about the coastline! All its living components, fish, animals, tides. Such a variety of hands on activities for kids. Very reasonably priced. Especially good for a rainy coastal day.

This museum is AMAZING! My fiance, children and I had such a fun time. (10/10). I loved the childrens interactive sections and loved that it was affordable!! We loved seeing the different oceanic animals, the wave makers and being able to touch the sea anemones. One of the highlights of our trip! Thank you ♡

My 5yr old could have played here all day. We loved the open ended hands on activities, especially the tsunami simulator and touch tank. Very knowledgeable and friendly volunteers as well. Really good value for the price!

Excellent for adults and children. Lots of history and solid information. We'll worth the inexpensive entrance fees.

Great for kids and adults! This is definitely geared towards older kids (probably best for 6+) but my 4yo enjoyed himself. There was a lot to read and learn - you could definitely spend a few hours here. They have exhibits about NOAA, fisheries, tsunami-proof architecture, and so, so much more. It's a unique place and not your typical science center or aquarium so definitely worth a visit! I'm glad we skipped the pricey Aquarium and opted to go here instead. We biked here from South Beach State Park and it was a very kid-friendly ride 🚲

Very cool, highly recommend a visit. Check their website for when they do Octopus feedings bc that was fun, but expect a crowd around the tank. I also had a fascinating conversation with a lady that works there (or was maybe a volunteer) about how Urchins affect the kelp without the otters to keep them in check. You can tell they are passionate about their field. And only $5 admission!

Fascinating ocean-related hands-on "discovery"-style museum. We paid $5 for more than an hour of fun activities. We could have stayed longer. There's a tide pool touch zone, computer-based activities, wave-making contraptions, a simulated ship's helm where you have the opportunity to maneuver a research vessel from dock out to the ocean, sea creatures, lots of exhibits and more typical museum info/learning. A great place for kids and adults.

I had an absolutely fantastic lunch at Georgie’s Beachside Grill in Newport, Oregon! The Wild Salmon Sandwich was a standout—perfectly cooked, fresh, and bursting with flavor. The ingredients were clearly high-quality, and the presentation was spot-on, making every bite a delight. The oceanfront vibe of the restaurant added such a special touch to the experience, with stunning views and a welcoming atmosphere. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect. I can’t recommend Georgie’s enough for anyone looking for a delicious meal in a beautiful setting. I’ll definitely be back!

The bowl of clam chowder was absolutely top-notch. And when I say bowl, I mean a bowl. They gave such a huge portion that you could just eat an appetizer and the clam chowder and you would have enough. We had steamer clams on the table as well and they were a fantastic flavor. I also ordered the Diablo seafood pasta. It was sweet and mildly spicy. The meal comes with complementary sourdough bread and butter. The atmosphere was nice. They have an automatic window cleaner that was interesting to watch as it turned on and cleaned all the sea breeze from the windows. It is family, friendly, but majority of the clientele seems to be the older generation. Overall, I gave it a five star as it was well worth it. Our bill came to around $100 plus tip.

Just had a birthday dinner here and the food was excellent. However the staff never did actually acknowledge the birthday and overall sort of bare minimum effort service. My date requested a bottle of beer and was brought a flat draft, as tho they were emptying the keg. The steak was phenomenal, though, and while the booth seats are a little tight (I definitely recommend requesting a window seat) the view at sunset was incredible and the Bloody Mary I ordered was really good, too, and I’m kind of a snob about them. The bread they brought out was also amazing. The rice pilaf was good, but the vegetables are just sad. My date got the fisherman’s stew and said it was ok, but that there could have been more prawns than the 3 they give you. 4 stars overall.

Food was very good and it tasted amazing! The food looked nicely put together, the cheese cake was beautifully decorated. The oysters were well seasoned and fresh. The Apple cinnamon fizz ( non alcoholic) tasted very good as well! The view was amazing view of the ocean! The service was good and the staff was very kind!

Everything gets a high 5! Atmosphere a 5 with gorgeous views of the Pacific. Also, the restaurant was full and we could have a nice quiet conversation. Service - a 5. Bruce was attentive, friendly, and knows what’s best. Food - from the hearty clam chowder, halibut tacos, halibut fish & chips AND the Marionberry crisp - all get a big thumbs up. We will be back!!!

I was really excited to try this place for the first time...I'm a big ribeye steak fan for a long time, and since I am from Texas also, I am a bit familiar with steak and bbq. While it looks really good on the picture, the taste goes the other way.... For an expensive 12oz. $47steak, this is a big dissapointment. it was rubbery and chewy, super thin and has no marbling in it for a medium cooked steak.... I really tried to like it since me and my wife already started eating. There is no taste at all, it's supposed to be juicy, tender and has a lot of flavor for the type of meat. I feel bad to say this, but i think they used "poor man's ribeye" (chuck eye steak), or a "low quality beef" instead of a real ribeye steak...The veggies and rice pilaf is also vey dry.... I think the simple steak at Golden Corral has better taste than this. We went to Szabo's the next day, and their charbroiled ribeye steak satisfied my cravings overall, and it's more cheaper by the way.

When I first saw Georgie’s from the outside, it had a diner feel. After entering the restaurant, the breathtaking ocean view captured my attention. Then, friendly customer service and fantastic food followed. Positioned Ocean front with large open windows all around the restaurant. Created an Open and relaxing atmosphere. we came here twice during our stay in New Port, Oregon, for both breakfast and dinner. the breakfast was hearty, delicious and satisfing. Seafood bowl was to die for. Dinner: quality steak and seafood, tasty cocktails. Menu is reasonably priced given the quality and portions per order. Highly recommended by IG@WineDinenVacay

We got the Beef Burger and the Halibut fish and chip. The burger was thick and cooked perfectly. Made with local beef. I added cheese and bacon and it was excellent. The fish and chips were delicious. Freshly caught fish and made in house. Would recommend to anyone coming through town. Our waiter Joaquin was very kind and attentive. He walked through the menu with us and made sure we were taken care of throughout our meal.

if you come here, you MUST try the tuna poke. It was absolutely amazing. We also ordered the fishwives strew, coho salmon, and blackcod. Everything here has a very bright flavor. We were expecting something a little more savory and were surprised at the flavor profile. Our order ranks as follows: 1) tuna poke *miles and miles* 2) stew 3) cod 4) salmon Everything was good. We would rate it a SOLID 4 stars. Staff was awesome. View into the kitchen was awesome. Flies from the doors being opened- not so awesome but not unbearable

What a great place! Excellent food and stellar service. This is definitely someplace we will visit again and again. The dishes were amazing and worth the drive! Also props to the f/v crews providing this delicious bounty!

Well- balanced creation with every order! I visited Newport, hoping to make some gourmet seafood dinners as most restaurants in general disappoint us—not this place. I had Crab & Shrimp Louie and the green was fresh & clean, eggs perfectly done, and dressing was rich yet light-handed and complimented nicely with the seafood. My husband ordered Tuna Reuben and it was a WOW, too. My soup/chowder (crab) was unbelievable—not with that “the thicker, the better” mentality that I resent about most restaurants’ chowders. Theirs is what I find the standard most places could follow. Thank you…! Awww… They impressed me with the handling and construction of each dish that highlighted the ingredients. It was a lovely place serving American/Oregon bounty that reminded me of restaurants in southern France—casual dinning atmosphere with food that was prepared and served with great experience & pride. Needless to say, we returned the next day to dine there again—I will always visit there when I go to Newport. Thank you for making our weekend escape much more than we expected. We are already talking about visiting Newport, just so we can dine at this place.. (from Portland, Oregon)

Spent my 40th birthday here and we had such great food, drink and service that we came back the next day for a late lunch. We loved the crab cakes, oysters, crab and garlic soup, deviled eggs, scallops, maderia flight, and chocolate mousse. They made my birthday so special. I will definitely be back. I would honestly drive from Portland just for Local Ocean. Those crab cakes are next level. We had dinner upstairs for a more romantic night and we had lunch the next day to look out and enjoy the kitchen. Both are great experiences but the upstairs is a favorite. Make reservations before hand otherwise you might not get in with limited space. If you can get a table around sunset the views will be incredible upstairs. We were the last table of the night at 8:15 but the view was still nice. They automatically open all the blinds at sunset for everyone to enjoy. The staff were very kind and friendly and just as good as the food.

Local Ocean came highly recommended by the owners and staff of the Blakeslee Vineyard Estate. Therefore, we knew we had to try it out when we got into Newport. We are so glad we did! Walking down the street prior to dinner was a wonderful experience. We were able to visit the local sea lions and working fishing boats that were in the marina. The short weight for our table allowed us to experience more of the town and the people of the town. The halibut and the scallops were prepared to perfection. It was a wonderful meal and a meal we will remember. I highly recommend stopping at Local Ocean when you are in the Newport, Oregon area. So many wonderful things to do and see at this seaport in the Pacific Northwest.

a bit pricey, especially for the small portions, but the food was delicious! servers were kind and the hostess was able to get us in immediately during a rush! will definitely come back at some point. cocktails were also good.

Very cute! The chowder is delicious, and the chicken Caesar wrap was good, about what you expect. We also tried the salmon, it was good but a little dry. The POTATO WEDGES THOOOO. SO GOOD. I loved the way they were fried! I would def come back for the chowder and potato wedges.

My fiance and I came here yesterday. I got the pesto chicken sandwich; (1/5), I had asked for extra pesto on the side and they put extra on the sandwich and it was odd because there was NO pesto, at all; it was like ranch. We got the butter & garlic shrimp as an appetizer (1/5) and No flavor at all; not even the garlic had flavor and some of the shrimp still had their intestinal track. My fiance got the fish tacos with mango salsa (1/5), the corn tortillas were flimsy; they were filled with fish, cabbage and mango salsa that lacked seasoning. The best part of our meal was the chowder. The best in Newport that we found.

This was one of our favorite food stops on the coast. The theme and atmosphere are really great. The staff was so nice and accommodating of our family, always smiling at our one year old, with a high chair and a kid water cup. We got the chowder, fish and chips, and Marionberry crisp. All were perfect! The fish and chips were much better than many other places we tried. Definitely stop by here for yummy food and good vibes.

Friendly service, delicious food. I had the garlic white bread w/ slumgolian chowder and a side order of the fries which were thinly sliced potatoes that were crispy. I was quite satisfied with the results. The bread was kinda like french toast in regards to thickness, but incredibly fluffy and soft that pulled apart nicely. Finished with a slice of the chocolate cake which I would forgo next time, it wasn't bad, but it seemed like store bought cake. Very dense with loads of frosting. Our server was incredibly friendly and attentive. Atompshere... Tables are a bit close together, but it's nothing out of the ordinary for a restaurant cafe. Now, the kid yelling "is that a butt crack..." Was funny the first time. Third time, was bad parenting. Don't bring your youngins to a restaurant if you're not going to monitor Overall solid experience and would return. Prices: Cake $8 / slice Slumgolian Chowder $18 Bread $1.25 / slice (fair)

Hands down best chowder I’ve had on the Oregon coast, and I’m super picky about clam chowder. My husband and I stopped by after a rainy morning of fishing, the waitress was sweet as can be and very attentive. We will be coming back when we come to Newport next! The picture doesn’t even do the insanely good flavor justice.

Super friendly waitress, casual atmosphere, fun decor, and my husband and I split the namesake chowder and a smoked salmon Cobb Salad. There's a lot more offered on the menu that was really tempting, and folks there were really enjoying their fried fish platters that looked very generously supplied. The chowder was wonderful. Rich, thick, big slices of fresh clams. The pat of butter was gilding the lily, but it was really good, and the oyster crackers were fresh and crisp. The smoked Cobb was piled with good things, as you can see from the picture as well. Plenty of avocado, a pile of bacon, all the blue cheese we might want, fresh ripe tomatoes, the lettuce was fresh, and the slab of smoked salmon was rich, generous, and flavorful. I especially liked the lemon on top as the acidity helped with all the richness. The one salad was plenty for the both of us.

My wife and I stopped by the Chowder Bowl for dinner while the King Tides were going on. The service, and the food was good but, the prices have gone up a bit since the last time we ate there. I believe they are under new ownership because they have changed things around a little bit. We probably won't be going there as much as we use too but, it wasn't bad. Thank You, We had a Good Experience!

Fast, friendly service and terrific food. My entire family raved about their meals. The food is rich and comforting, and there is a great selection of authentic Irish and Irish-inspired fare. Everything from appetizers to drinks to entrees to desserts was wonderful. New favorite for sure!

Loved this place so much! I laughed so hard I cried while I was here. Great atmosphere and charming staff who really made us feel at home. We had dinner on the patio with outdoor heaters and they were very helpful bringing us samples of beer. I had the Nancy’s Whiskey which gave me an instant lovely buzz. It’s in a cute part of town with fairly easy on street parking. A doable short walk in heels. I ordered the corn beef and cabbage and my date got the meatloaf, both with their amazing soda bread. The carrots were my least favorite part of the dish, I think the artful blob is overreaching; don’t try to be fancy, guys! But overall it was fantastic and I can’t wait to go back to try some of their pies! Tried Scotch eggs for the first time here and was amazed how good they were! Reasonable prices and no major complaints! 5 skulls, highly recommend!

We love Nana's! We make sure to stop in anytime we are on the Oregon coast. It's one of the only places with gluten free clam chowder and a kids menu! We love the Irish feel and friendliness of everyone when we go. We highly recommend it. We've yet to eat something there that we didn't love! You won't regret going, especially if you end up there on a night with live music. Such a treat!

Excellent food here at Nana’s on Nye beach. Went twice in 4 days, so good! Beer soup just ok but full marks to the Shepherds pie, Cod au gratin, Corned beef and (excellent) cabbage, and Thaigue’s Delight (smoky pork sausages with hot apples and delightful onions, and a ton of peas). Highly recommended.

Very cute little place! A little tight on seating but not too bad. My husband got the Taigues Delight which was really phenomenal!!! I got the shrimp roll sandwich which was pretty mid. Overall a great experience though and I would love to come back! Just for Irish food next time

I ended up grabbing dinner here on a whim and am SO glad I did. The food was delicious! The staff was fun and inviting.I had the meatloaf and was very happy with the choice. I ate at the bar and ended up getting an impromptu tarot reading 😅 aswell, so fun!

I really like this place! It has the timeless feel of a really good pub: wooden floors from another era and tables and chairs that would not seem out of place in a tavern at any point over the last few centuries. Delicious food! I thoroughly enjoyed the Steak and Guinness Pie and the soda bread was amazing. The only mark against it is that their "Full Irish" breakfast includes beans, which are English seafóid.

Firstly there are 2 Moes on this street. The one bay side does not offer fried foods, the other street side does. We went to the street side Moes simply because I wanted onion rings with lunch. It was busy, our food came quickly and absolutely the best service from Debi our waitress. She was amazing. We had Halibut, clam chowder, onion rings Halibut was fresh, tasty. Just a note the Halibut is caught in Alaska, flash frozen and then shipped. Chowder was good so we're the onion rings. Ask about meal upgrades if you want to share several things.

Last year we ate at the Mo's in Cannon Beach and it was amazing so this year we stopped by in Newport! Did not disappoint! My favorites were: the seafood noodles (SO al dente!!), shrimp skewers (SO crunchy & juicy & flavor is amazing), and of course, the signature clam chowder. We absolutely housed this. I love Mo's!

MO’s is the best seafood I’ve ever had! And I even went to Hawaii earlier this year! The food is fresh, delicious, full of flavor, and so satisfying and filling. The Marionberry cobbler actually made me cry tears of joy, it was the best thing I’ve ever eaten. The employees were kind, upbeat, punctual, and made the experience that much better. The whole environment was absolutely beautiful and I visited the restaurant three times during my visit. Highly recommend for anyone looking for good food AND good environment and service!

Parking is difficult, but free. A 15 minute wait for dinner. The staff were polite and friendly. Of course the clam chowder was delicious and creamy.. the oyster stew was great. The cod and halibut fish and chips were excellent. The French fries are very good. And the calamari appetizers was good. The atmosphere was good.

After struggling to find a restaurant in Newport with street-level access, we stumbled upon Mo’s. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and we quickly ordered. The place was empty when we arrived but started to fill up shortly afterwards. The house beer was decent and at a good temperature, the fish and chips was excellent: the chips were crisp and tasty and the halibut was firm and well-cooked. The chowder, which I had never had before, was good too: I didn’t think I’d like it, but I did. Everyone was fed and we were given a free dessert too. 5 Stars for the food, the atmosphere and the service.

Mo's Seafood & Chowder I got myself the chicken strips. They were super good and the dipping ranch was delicious also got a soda. The service was super nice and friendly. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was a little dim and dark. I would recommend stopping in to buy yourself something to eat.

The Original Mo's has been updated and it's really nice. Still has the same home style feeling with a cleaner more modern appearance! Very nice!!