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STUNNING VIEW FANTASTIC FOOD<br />

Sea Glass Bistro at Best Western Agate Beach Inn has been reimagined<br />

many times, but its current iteration offers visitors a refreshing and uniquely<br />

local dining . Since opening in the 1980s as Casey’s Bar & Grill, then Rookies<br />

and Starfish Grill and now the newly renovated Sea Glass Bistro and Lounge.<br />

Executive Chef Bob along with Chef Stephanie, both formerly of Couer<br />

d’Alene Resort, have brought a fresh perspective to the menu and experience.<br />

Since the hotel was purchased in 2017, the restaurant has been refreshed for<br />

a reimagined experience that allows up to 108-person dining capacity with<br />

outside fireside dining.<br />

The first thing on the agenda was a search for the perfect culinary team<br />

that has the skill and experience to take on creating a new and inviting dining<br />

experience. The culinary team has twelve years previous experience working<br />

together making the cohesion seamless. Chef Bob, a Certified Executive<br />

Chef in the American Culinary Federation, has placed the sourcing of local<br />

food and beverage at the pinnacle of the vision for Sea Glass. They have<br />

paired their talent with an amazing Dining room team and kitchen team to<br />

completely change the dynamics.<br />

Fresh is the main theme for the restaurant with beef sourced from Painted<br />

Hills, pork from Carlton Farms, breakfast meats from Hills Meat Company<br />

out of Pendleton, the seafood is sourced from Pacific Seafoods out of Newport<br />

and the Newell fishing fleet that enable Chef Bob and the creative culinary<br />

team to create specialty fish and seafood specials.<br />

The Sea Glass Bistro sources local ingredients that reflect the Oregon coast<br />

whenever possible. The menu features seasonal items, and changes at least<br />

twice a year. Chef Bob explained, “We try to keep it fresh, we change menu<br />

items so that it’s not always the same for people that come in regularly”. The<br />

dairy and produce is also from Oregon. All desserts, baked goods, and sauces<br />

are made in house. Wines and Beers from Oregon are poured in the lounge.<br />

Breakfast opens at 7:30am-10:30am with a Sunday Brunch from 10:30am-<br />

1pm.<br />

Breakfast, the most important meal of the day has a well-appointed menu<br />

that includes avocado toast, a grain and yogurt bowl, bacon and sausage,<br />

homemade biscuits, eggs. The signature in-house smoked salmon bagel is<br />

a must-try! There are also a variety of omelets– all named after local areas<br />

from the Nye Beach to the Yachats so the guests get a feel for where they<br />

are. Sunday Brunch offers three benedicts, Dungeness crab, caprese, and a<br />

traditional benedict; homemade Lemon Ricotta Pancakes with Lemon Zest<br />

infused whipped cream and fresh blueberries; and one of their most popular<br />

Brunch items–Chilaquiles.<br />

Sea Glass Bistro also offers a selection of vegetarian menu items, with a<br />

Shiitake Mushroom Risotto standing out. However, one of the many focal<br />

points of the jo menu is a local delicacy–Dungeness Crab! They offer a<br />

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Above Left to Right :Grilled Bone-In Pork Chop Carlton Farms Pork, smoked apple gastrique, Tillamook sharp cheddar polenta, seasonal vegetable Cheesecake with Seasonal Berries Seared<br />

Ahi Tuna Dungeness crab fried rice, mango salsa PHOTOS BY JEREMY BURKE<br />

<strong>OC</strong> WAVES • VOL <strong>3.6</strong><br />

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