The food was absolutely delicious. The views were stunning ocean view from every table. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. Can't wait to go back.!

Been here several times. The food always delicious. This is the first time I've tried their clam chowder - so good!

The Tidal Raves Seafood Grill... A great find for us in Depoe Bay Oregon. It sits right on the 101 overlooking the ocean with panoramic views from its windows! The Food and Ambiance were amazing! I have to give a big Shout Out to our server Ben! He was so helpful with our questions about the menu and saw to all of our requests! He always came around to check to see how we're doing. We can see why he's a favorite amongst the locals dining and now he's ours! Thank you Ben for making our dining complete! Travelers from California

The view alone is worth a visit! We waited twice as long as we were quoted but sat outside and enjoyed the view so no one really minded. Our party of 5 all ordered different entrees, from the rockfish to a burger. All of us were more than satisfied and agreed that it was the best dinner any of us had in a while. Highly recommend!

We've driven by Tidal Raves many times and always wanted to try it. So glad we did! I got the salmon on risotto with brussels sprouts and my dad got the diablo seafood rave pasta. Both were outstanding. The salmon was cooked perfectly and I liked the beurre blanc- although I could've used more of it. The seafood pasta was also excellent with a good amount of seafood. My dad said the shrimp in it was the best he's ever had. I want to try the creamy pesto sauce, but the diablo sauce was good too. The place is beautiful. We were very casual and didn't feel out of place but this is a great choice for a celebration meal or a romantic meal too. The views are incredible and the staff were attentive and professional. Overall an excellent experience and can't wait to come back!

Definitely a little on the spendy side, but when is good seafood not. Ambiance is unbeatable. We sat at the bar which faces the ocean, an amazing view. Food was on the most part very good. We started with the calamari rings, which were the perfect mix of chewy and crunchy. I had their Pasta Rave, which I cannot recommend enough. The Seafood to Linguine ratio is insane, so much fish and clams topped with shrimp and crab. Definitely hit the spot. I had the Marinara Sauce, but I can't see how you could go wrong with any of the others. My wife on the other hand had the fish and chips, and although it tasted great, we were somewhat disappointed with the actual size of the fish. With all that said, my only draw back is the staff, which is the only reason it's not getting 5 stars. They do not take reservations, although you can "save a spot" online. However My wife and I were driving from 1.5 hrs away so we didn't want to take up a spot. Upon calling, at around 3:30 PM (not exactly what I would deem to be rush hour), the lady I spoke to was incredibly short and told me to refer to the website if I had any other questions. And while we were dining, our waitress never checked in except to ask for dessert or the bill.

Tidal Raves is a great choice if you are looking for quality food. They don't take reservations, but we were fortunate to dine during an off peak season. Their location is right on the water so every table has a beautiful view of the ocean. They have a nice wine selection and several special cocktails. Our waitstaff was friendly, knowledgeable, and efficient. In the future, I would skip the Seastack bread. It is void of flavor, which is a real shame. We couldn't taste the shaved smoked salmon at all and the entire dish lacked basic seasoning like salt and an acid. The scallops were tasty but under seared and the risotto had a creamy texture but lacked salt. Thankfully, the brussel sprouts underneath saved the dish with a sweet and acidic punch of flavor from the balaamic vinegar. The salmon entree could be described the same way. More flavor needed overall. Given these things, however, it's still one of the best places we ate on the coast; it's just not up to that last star.