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food + drink<br />
Mill 109 is one of many<br />
delicious restaurants<br />
in Seabrook.<br />
CRAVINGS<br />
SEAFOOD<br />
A family-friendly respite rests on the corner of<br />
this enchanting beach town. Mill 109 Restaurant<br />
& Pub serves lunch and dinner daily as well as<br />
weekend breakfasts. Traditional fare this is not—<br />
bread pudding French toast, Dungeness crab<br />
cake Benedict and smoked salmon scrambles<br />
for breakfast, razor clam sandwiches and<br />
longshoreman’s fish and chips for lunch, and<br />
comfort foods such as meatloaf and lasagna. This<br />
is a staple town gathering spot.<br />
5 WEST MYRTLE LANE<br />
PACIFIC BEACH<br />
mill109.com<br />
WINE PAIRINGS<br />
With a healthy wine selection, The Stowaway is a<br />
place you can melt into for an afternoon, sipping wine<br />
and nibbling on cheese and crackers. Suggested here<br />
are the white or red wine flights, featuring a selected<br />
variety of vino, primarily heralded from vineyards<br />
around the Northwest. For a long, lazy summer<br />
afternoon on the beach, The Stowaway provides<br />
picnic baskets with artisan cheeses, cured meats,<br />
fresh breads, marcona almonds and chocolates to<br />
pair with some favorite wine or beer.<br />
217 FRONT ST.<br />
PACIFIC BEACH<br />
thestowawaywinebar.com<br />
Gastronomy<br />
Hood to Coast Washington<br />
written by Julie Lee<br />
THE INAUGURAL Regence BlueShield Hood to Coast Washington<br />
presented by Nike beamed a national spotlight on the idyllic coastal<br />
town of Seabrook, located in Pacific Beach. Here, visitors can connect<br />
to nature, breathe ocean air and dine in a variety of great restaurants,<br />
all within a five-minute sprint on eco-friendly boardwalks and paths<br />
comprised of reclaimed crushed oyster shells. Many coastal towns<br />
claim that magical feel, but Seabrook truly has something special,<br />
with an uncluttered, unspoiled mile stretch of beach, spectacular<br />
oceanfront and village-centered cottages and unprecedented charm.<br />
About 4,000 runners, walkers, fans and friends descending into town<br />
on a sunny Saturday in early summer were warmly welcomed by<br />
town merchants and restaurateurs, ready to serve. The event raised<br />
more than $20,000 for the Junior Achievement of Washington as<br />
well as the Seabrook Community Foundation and hunger relief in<br />
Grays Harbor.<br />
seabrookwa.com<br />
24 <strong>1889</strong> WASHINGTON’S MAGAZINE AUGUST | SEPTEMBER <strong>2017</strong><br />
BAKED GOODS<br />
For that morning cup of coffee and a delectable<br />
pastry, Red Velvet Bakery by the Sea hits the sweet<br />
spot. High notes include red velvet cupcakes, of<br />
course, and fresh-baked cookies and cinnamon rolls.<br />
For a simple lunch, the paninis are a favorite.<br />
202 MERIWEATHER ST.<br />
PACIFIC BEACH<br />
facebook.com/redvelvetbakerybythesea<br />
PIZZA<br />
Frontager’s Pizza Co. answers the unwritten rule that<br />
every beach town should have a great pizza joint.<br />
This is wood-fired, perfectly charred crusty pizza at<br />
its best, with terrific microbrews to pair it with.<br />
21 SEABROOK AVE.<br />
PACIFIC BEACH<br />
@frontagers<br />
CHOCOLATE<br />
Bean-to-bar chocolates are the specialty at Sweet<br />
Life, Seabrook’s siren’s call for sweet treats. This is a<br />
small-town candy and ice cream shop that transports<br />
time with artisanal and retro candy, small-batch ice<br />
cream made with hand-picked local ingredients.<br />
Dreaming of that creamy chocolate bar post-trip?<br />
Sweet Life delivers through its online store.<br />
215 S. MERIWEATHER ST.<br />
PACIFIC BEACH<br />
sweetlifewa.com
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