Shunk Gulley Oyster Bar

Located directly across the street from Ed Walline Regional Beach Access, Growler Garage offers 45 taps with craft beers and wine, as well as beach views. Grab a beer to go to the beach or relax on the outdoor patio. Visitors can also browse custom-painted surfboards, guitars, and motorcycles. *Serves… Read more…

Black Bear Bread Co. is a neighborhood bakery, coffee shop, and all-day seasonal café created by chef/proprietor Phil McDonald and proprietor Dave Rauschkolb. The eatery features fresh-baked bread and pastries, as well as coffee from Stumptown Coffee Roasters.

At Farm & Fire, they believe that a great dining experience begins long before the food hits the table. They believe in the stories that each dish and drink can tell. They locally source as much of the menu as possible, working with farmers, fishermen, and artisans to keep the… Read more…

Looking to grab a quick, but tasty bite while you’re in Blue Mountain Beach? Look for the newest eatery from Chef Jim Richard and his team, Redfish Taco. You’ll find fresh fish, beef, chicken, and vegetarian options, as well as ice-cold beverages and grilled avocados.

Located on Clayton Lane, this casual eatery serves up classic comfort food.

La Chalupita is known for its authentic Mexican cuisine and also doubles as a market.

Located steps away from Grayton Beach’s thriving art and culinary scene, Chanticleer Eatery is tucked away off the main thoroughfares. Stop in this casual café for artistically piled-high sandwiches, fresh salads and an ever-changing soup of the day. In the evening, Chanticleer offers an impressive dinner menu that includes hearty… Read more…

Currently serving everything from tacos and salads to sandwiches, and tasty sides like grilled Mexican street corn, Blue Mabel is the newest eatery in Blue Mountain Beach.