10 Unmissable Culinary Experiences On The Oregon Coast

As the name suggests, Astoria Sunday Market is located in the picturesque coastal town of Astoria. This multi-award-winning seasonal event — it opens on Mother’s Day in May and runs through the second Sunday of October — takes place in the historic downtown area. All produce is fresh from local farmers and you’ll find pre-made deliciousness in the form of jams, salsas, cheeses, and so much more. There are also booths selling handcrafted goods by local artisans, plus live entertainment.

Cannon Beach Distillery is the brainchild of Mike Selberg and is located in Cannon Beach. Making everything from scratch and on-site, Selberg uses only the best ingredients and adds no artificial colors or flavors to his selection of spirits. CB Distillery features gin, rum, and bourbon and has received many awards.

Misty Meadows Jams is a must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth, as its makes a variety of mouthwatering jams. Another family-owned and -operated establishment, the company creates a host of jams made with the best Oregon berries, including cranberries, marionberries, blueberries, blackberries, and huckleberries, and without the use of preservatives, corn syrup, fillers, or anything else of the sort. Visitors will also find fruit butters such as Bandon cranberry butter and Oregon cherry butter, a variety of honeys, plus BBQ sauces and more.

Pilot House Spirits (previously known as North Coast Distillery) is a multi-award winning distillery located in Astoria. Pilot House Spirits’ rustic-styled tasting room is located in the historic downtown area, where guests can sip numerous drinks all made with some of the distillery’s best spirits, including Bar Pilot Vodka in various flavors (regular, cocoa mint, jalapeño lime, and more), Painted Lady Gin, and Uncle Scary’s Moonshine. Pilot House Spirits is open Thursday through Sunday. There is another location in Seaside, Oregon.