3 Best Restaurants in The Oregon Coast, Oregon

Sorella

$$ Fodor's choice

This casually elegant, wood-paneled trattoria helmed by James Beard–nominated chef Justin Wills offers well-crafted takes on familiar Italian classics, including burrata with grilled bread, baked rigatoni in a creamy marinara sauce, and old-school spaghetti and meatballs. But it's the wood-fired pizzas that many regulars come back for, including a slightly spicy version topped with Italian sausage, Castelvetrano olives, Mama Lil's hot peppers, Calabrian chili oil, and San Marzano tomato sauce. The tiramisu is spot-on, and ther'es a great wine list.

526 N.W. Coast St., Newport, Oregon, 97365, USA
541-265–4055
Known For
  • homemade gelato
  • wood-fired pizzas with interesting toppings
  • crispy-puffy focaccia garlic bread with mozzarella
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: No lunch

Front Street Provisioners

$$

Blistered-crust wood-fired pizzas topped with bases of either San Marzano tomato sauce or garlic-Parmesan cream are the main draw at this convivial, conversation-filled spot on the steadily gentrifying Coos Bay waterfront, but you can also order tasty calzones, pastas, and sandwiches. There's a good selection of reasonably priced cocktails and wines by the glass.

737 N. Front St., Coos Bay, Oregon, 97420, USA
541-808–3420
Known For
  • homemade gelato
  • muffaletta sandwiches
  • the Cowboy pizza (steak, pesto, aioli, sliced potatoes, and fried shallots)
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed.

Nonni's Bistro

$$

Late in 2022, this wildly popular Italian restaurant and its neighboring sister restaurant, the Firehouse Grill, restructured and combined into one bustling, inviting space—called Nonni's Bistro—that features hearty breakfast and lunch fare, including fluffy biscuits with gravy, salmon Benedicts, cinnamon French toast, and meat-loaf scrambles early in the day. At night, tuck into well-prepared Italian classics like lasagna Bolognese and linguine in a garlicy white wine sauce tossed with local crab, salmon, and prawns.

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