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Where to Eat
on the Pacific Coast Highway
Where to Eat on the Pacific Coast highway is our favorite section of the website. For us, eating out is one of the joys of travel, from breakfast through lunch to dinner. We don't care if it's a cheap cafe, a mom and pop place, an all-American diner or one of the Los Angeles Top Tables. If the food is good, we enjoy it!Along the Pacific Coast of Washington, Oregon and California, there are all these choices of where to eat and more, including brewpubs and wineries that serve fine food, bakeries for tasty home-made snacks, San Francisco's Best Chinatown Restaurants, and family-friendly places too. So, whether you just want a pizza, a pancake, or the full five-course special chef's gourmet menu, we'll try to point you in the right direction on Where to Eat along the Pacific Coast Highway. Every mouthful counts! And if you want to recommend somewhere good to eat anywhere along the Pacific Coast Highway, be sure to scroll down to see how you can share your own finds with us and out other visitors. If you've found a good restaurant, they deserve an online pat on the back, which might make someone else's Pacific Coast Highway trip so much better.
Personal Favorites
Mendocino: Ravens' Restaurant
Paso Robles: Deborah’s Room
Santa Barbara: Olio e Limone
Santa Monica: FIG in the Fairmont Miramar Santa Monica Hotel
Food, Drink, and Restaurant Guides
Good Beer Guide to the West Coast USA
Los Angeles and SoCal Restaurants: Zagat Guide 2011
Moon Handbooks’ Napa and Sonoma Guidebook
Northwest Wine Country: Wine's New Frontier
San Diego Restaurants: Zagat Guide
San Francisco Bay Area Restaurants: Zagat Guide 2011
Seattle Restaurants: Zagat Guide
In their June 2009 issue Travel+Leisure magazine rated their
Top Ten Burgers in the USA. Two of them are on or near the
Pacific Coast Highway, one in Seattle and one in San Francisco.
To find out where they are, click on
America's Best Burgers.
Found a great restaurant along the Pacific Coast Highway that you'd like to tell people about?
Found somewhere good to eat, anywhere along the Pacific Coast Highway? It doesn't matter if it's a little mom and pop place, a good pizza parlor, a cafe to take a break from the road trip, or the smart and expensive gourmet restaurant. We want to hear about it and would like to share it with our visitors too.
What Other Visitors Have Said
Click below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
Historic and Authentic 101 Cafe
The 101 Cafe is the oldest Cafe along the Historic Highway 101 (PCH) on the West Coast.
Open from 7:00 AM till Midnight everyday.
Comfort food for ...
Nepenthe-Big Sur
Great food, service and awesome view!
Great meal, wonderful view at Red Fish in Port Orford, OR
Not rated yet
I was shopping at the quilt fabric store in Port Orford and suddenly realized that I was starving. Being new to the area (just moved to Brookings from ...
The Pine Cone Tavern in Brookings, Oregon
Not rated yet
We were heading south on Hwy 101 looking for a grocery store, because trying to find food for my girlfriend who is vegan is almost impossible on the Oregon ...
riverside restaurant, oysterville, Wash
Not rated yet
Best Oysters Ever. I'm from the east coast, have been "munching" oysters (as well as other varieties of seafood) all my life, and the first slurp-bite ...
Geoffrey's Malibu
Not rated yet
Great food, service and lots of stars!
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Popular Pages
The most popular pages on Pacific Coast Highway Travel right now are:
Drive the Pacific Coast Highway
Whale Watching in California
Where to Stay on the PCH
Pacific Coast Highway Maps
PCH Hotels Guide
To help you in choosing your Pacific Coast Highway hotel, guesthouse, inn, bed-and-breakfast, resort, motel or other accommodations, we've prepared our Pacific Coast Highway Hotels Guide ebook. In it we do mini-reviews of accommodations along the Highway, from Seattle to San Diego, through Washington, Oregon, and California.
For the 2011 edition we added new hotels, including a special 50-hotel section covering California’s wine country of Napa, Sonoma, and Paso Robles - by far the most popular diversion from the PCH drive. In all there are over 200 hotels listed, complete with 8 pages of color maps showing the towns where our recommended hotels can be found. There are both alphabetical and geographical indexes, helping you plan your journey.
We also include color photos of all the hotels that are our Personal Favorites. Here's the link to
read more about our ebook guide to Pacific Coast Highway hotels
Or you can buy it here for $2.99:
KINDLE EDITION
The Hotels Guide is also available but without the maps and color photos in the US Kindle Store for $4.99 and in the UK Kindle Store at a price based on the US price.
NOOK EDITION
The guide is also available at Barnes and Noble for the Nook.
PAPERBACK EDITION
If you want a printed edition without color photos and with only black and white maps, it costs $8.99 at the Amazon US store.
We've also published our PCH Hotels Guide as an app in the Apple Store.
You can buy it here and
read about it here.
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