Luna Sea Fish House and Village Fishmonger is restaurant and fresh fish market. They also ship canned products, seafood and crab to anywhere. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and take-out. Guests can enjoy fish & chips, steamers, seafood sandwiches, chowder, and more. Luna Sea Fish House and Village Fishmonger is owned and operated by a local fisherman.
About Luna Sea Fish House
Reviews & Ratings
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August 10, 2026thursowickTasty fish and chips, but nothing to write home about.
Luna Sea Fish & Chips in Yachats, Oregon. This had come highly-recommended by various friends. It was quite tasty. I don’t know that I’d rush back here, but the cod in particular was light and flaky and delicious. The service was quite slow though.
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July 27, 2026jbltex
Didn’t like the food or atmosphere
The atmosphere is lacking and the fish and chips were extremely oily. I was surprised, because I’d heard good things about this restaurant. Also, it was almost impossible to understand what the waiter was saying because he was so hard to understand. I’ll not be back.
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July 12, 2026mariellemart28
Wanted to love it
Nice spot but, unfortunately, Luna sea fish house was not worth the hype. We wanted to love it. The New England crab chowder was bland and watery. The crab cakes were expensive and ok but very bready vs crabby. But they had a nice crisp and great fries.
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July 9, 2026barrycollGreat on the Basics, but . . .
I live within walking distance of the original Luna Sea restaurant and have been going there for years. Their fish and chips are the best, and that's saying a lot when the competition is other coastal fish houses. This time, however, I moved upscale and chose the most costly item on the menu -- crab cake dinner, @ $39. I was disappointed. The crab cakes were "ok," but nowhere near the flavor (and crab content) that I have had in restaurants along Chesapeake Bay. The dish came with an excellent salad that was too large for the small plate that contained both salad and crab cakes. Worse, I was supplied with one flimsy plastic fork (and no knife, until I asked for one). When the plastic fork broke, salad spilled off the plate. Despite the price, fine dining this ain't. Stick to the finger food -- fish and chips and fish tacos -- and you will be happy. (Except for the price of a glass of beer, which is $8.50, higher than any other place in town.}
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July 7, 2026Bob DLuna Sea ho hum
Funny tasting New England clam chowder. Small house salad was mediocre.