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The Deep End Cafe

The Deep End Cafe

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740 W Olive St, Newport, Oregon, 97365, United States
(541) 264-8672 www.thedeependcafe.com
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May 13, 2018
We had lunch here on Mothers Day and it was so good. I had a bowl of clam chowder and while it wasn't what I expected, I think it may have had crab in it, it was still very good. My husband also had the chowder and he also had chicken pasta. Although I didn't taste his pasta he loved it. We also had coffee and oh was it good!

Mar 6, 2018
This has to be my best dining experience ever on the coast. Excellent service and food, even for me who doesn't eat seafood. The fries are a must. I had a yummy ruben with broccoli cheddar soup. Good location being close to the beach. They have their own small lot, but there is also plenty of street parking around. Decent prices with big portions makes this a place I'll be back to often when I visit the coast.

May 6, 2018
I had fish tacos, they were great. Decent vegetarian options, and a few gluten free. Friend had the clam chowder and I tried a little. It was delicious! Prices were a touch high but the food was very fresh and yummy.

Apr 23, 2018
My wife and I enjoyed our meals and the great service. She had a small Caesar salad with chicken and I had the tuna steak sandwich. Her salad was a good size and the chicken was very good. My sandwich was really good and the fries were excellent! We’ll be back.

May 14, 2018
Clam chowder is excellent! Crispy fries, cute decor and a lovely patio. Service could use improvement, but they were super busy so it could have been an off day.

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Thu:11 am - 8 pm
Fri:11 am - 9 pm
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