Gracie's Sea Hag is a must-visit for anyone visiting the coast. With famous clam chowder, Friday night seafood buffet and lavish salads (not to mention Gracie herself), it's a dinner to remember.
About Gracie’s Sea Hag
Reviews & Ratings
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July 5, 2026dellapA little disappointed
When I first ate there, I loved the clam chowder and couldn't wait to return. After eating at the Clearwater restaurant at Newport, I realized I was looking identical menus almost. Literally, the dessert I just ordered a day before was there. The food was decent. Beautiful Area.
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June 29, 2026jlegendrePerfect for breakfast
We stopped here for breakfast and had a very good experience. In spite of some negative reviews, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal and the service was good. In fact, a gentleman ( maybe owner?) came to our table a few times to thank us for coming in. The portions were generous and the food was delicious.
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June 10, 2026Elizabeth BPass it by!
Not sure how this got rated 4, but I can’t give it a 4. Fought to give it a two. Combination sea food. Thank God for mushrooms, but never knew that was considered sea food. Got the sauté one and I couldn’t help to say really when it was set in front of me. It reminded me of someone not finishing their Salmon so the cut a piece out of it and threw it in the mix. Not much flavor even from the butter. Bake potato was from yesterday or maybe the day before that. Didn’t even melt the butter, but she took it back and microwaved it for 10 seconds. Have no clue why I thought bread pudding would be good. I guess I won’t stop there again.
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May 3, 2026Holly BHave the Salmon
The salmon is very good. The cole slaw, not so much, tasted like just cabbage and mayo. The mixed veggies were very good. Service was good.
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April 10, 2026hopeful_traveler035
They'll see me again
Went here for breakfast two days in a row. If I were retired and lived local I'd be a regular. On day one I had their cornbeef hash and on day two I had the Sea Hag Benedict. Both, with coffee, were great ways to start the day. The kids had thick cuts of french toast, or thick Belgian waffles, with crispy bacon, and whipped cream piled hot chocolate. The service was very warm and welcoming, even the cook came around to see how my family and I were doing. The decor was, I would say, rustic boathouse or seaside cabin. Perfect given the location and name. My type of decor. Not messy or dirty looking, but warm and rustic. I look forward to my next visit in Depoe Bay just to go to breakfast here again.