Ray's Boathouse
Sprawling sunsets framing the Olympics and big bay views attract locals and tourists alike to this Northwest-themed favorite.
Openings: Ray's Boathouse: Dinner nightly; Ray’s Café: Lunch & Dinner daily
Features
- Parking available
- Dress code: Casual dressy
- Full bar
- Great Wine List
- Heart-healthy dishes
- Kid-friendly
- Outdoor dining
- Private room(s)
- Reservations suggested
- Romantic setting
- View
Ray's Boathouse Restaurant Review:
Ray's architecture and windows are designed to maximize the sunset, in much the same way the menu is designed to maximize the Pacific Northwest's regional bounty. The creations take a classic direction with the seafood choices carefully sourced from local and global markets. Begin with Ray’s hearty Pacific Northwest chowder, then perhaps order the Olympic Duo of apple wood-grilled wild Alaska king salmon with kalamata olive salsa fresca, or choose Chianti-braised Painted Hills short ribs with potato gratin, spaghetti squash and king oyster mushrooms. Desserts offer sophisticated options such as a salted caramel tart and orange crème brûlée. A full bar with a deep wine list, plus a more casual café on the upper level (its balcony is perfect for catching afternoon rays), offer guests a range of dining and drinking possibilities.
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