La Conner Pub & Eatery

Great location, great chowder and fish and chips, and the service was superb. I went with a guy who fishes halibut in Alaska. His recommendation carries a bit of weight and he did not lead me astray.I'll be back. Maybe for a Seahawks game.And to try that Bacon Cheeseburger!

Hubby and I took a little day trip to La Conner and found this cute pub for lunch. Sadly the outdoor seating area was already full but we still had a decent view from inside. We split the patty melt with added grilled mushrooms. Very tasty but huge pet peeve with patty melts is when they use a round patty on square bread. There isn't enough meat. Should make special square pattys. The club sandwich was very good. Lightly toasted sourdough with excellent smoky bacon. Bothe trying to be healthy we got nice fresh salads instead of fries. Was tempted to try a cup of chowder. Will have to go back to try it and other menu items. Hard working staff kept everyone happy.

Recommended by locals and proudly aware of their "Best Fish & Chips" Award, the family and I gambled and ate at this pub, which gave off the vibe that we were eating in a 70s double-wide trailer in the backwoods that had a generator that was struggling to keep it lit. The place felt so dark inside. The outdoor seating was filled. This is a disappointment for anyone who eats in La Conner. La Conner's restaurant's best chance at success is to put the patrons outside "on the water." The food was okay. It was typical "tavern" food. No one in my party awarded him/herself with the Best Fish & Chips. Rather the nachos, popcorn shrimp, popcorn clams, and a burger made it onto our round table. No one complained. But, when considering the other choices to eat in LaConner, I would recommend going elsewhere, even if darkened "pub grub" with wood panel wall siding speaks to you. The Waterfront Bistro is the best of the lot for food and outside dining. If that rustic "tavern" feel is for you, the Brewing Company is where I recommend you go and try--even though it isn't a true "gastro," especially by its menu.

Had the fish and chips. 2 large fish prices are really yummy. I needed a spoon to eat 'em. Tarter and coleslaw are delicious and seem to be very very fresh. The fries are amazing. I'd come back just for those. We asked for a table for 6 bikers. They accommodated us very well. There's multiple spots for a larger group here even though the front seems small. Our waiter was very helpful for us rowdy bunch. Lively. Pool. Bar. Restaurant in the back. Mac and Jack on tap. Beer and 2 piece fish and chips $26 after tip. We'll be back! XLSR.org

We stopped in while in town for the Tulip Festival it was about 4:00 on a Monday afternoon. There were several regulars at their usual tables and we took a seat in the bar. We ordered a pitcher of beer (always happy to find pitchers available it's becoming so rare). Husband started with 2 Oyster Shooters which he said were very good. His entree was the Chili Burger with fries. Also no disappointment here he said the burger was really tasty, the Chili was good but not great. I started with a cup of Split Pea Soup, it was so good, not too thick, not too salty with a great ham flavor. I was thinking I could have had a bowl with some garlic bread and been very satisfied but I had already ordered the Shrimp Caesar Salad. The salad was good crisp lettuce, tossed in the right amount of dressing with a healthy serving of bay shrimp on top. This place looks like it's a locals hangout and if we lived here we would probably be pretty good regulars.

Awesome service and food. This place is right on the water and has a view of all the fishing boats and some nice homes in front and across the water. Very cool area to go walk around and take in the sites. I had the captain's platter and it was amazing the oysters were fresh and very big. There were four adults a toddler and a baby in our party and the waitress was very helpful and got all our orders and adjustments correct right off the bat, she also never let our drinks get empty and was so friendly (great job). Great experience and great food!Travis

Once again a great visit to La Conner Pub. Was not too crowded on a Friday night. We sat in the bar. I had the surf and turf which was a petite sirloin steak, prawns, salad, and choice of baked potato or French fries and garlic bead. All if that for $21. It was a ton of food and I couldn't make it through. We like going there. The people are friendly and the food is good and priced nicely.

Food is always as expected. Bar food lovely environment. Service sucked! Jennifer was our server and pretty sure she forgot to put in our food we waited over an hour for our food. She checked on us once during this hour. So no drink refills. Food was as expected. She was very rud. No apologies. All it would have taken was "I am so sorry for your wait" and all would be ok but nope! She was snarky and did not offer any apologies or compensation for the long wait. Unfortunately I will probably be back as I do love this restaurant and hope they just get ride of the bad servers!

Two words... FISH (and) CHIPS. That's all you need to know as far as having a go-to item. I quite enjoyed my meal and the service was great. It's the kind of place where the locals go and if you're stopping through town, you're going to make this place your "go-to" stop for a casual dining experience. We have a fairly big party of 10 and most of us all ordered the fish and chips. I also ordered the clam chowder and chef's kiss, because it was pretty good. Good selection of local beers and the vibe was right. Definitely will be back!

First off I'd like to say that I had a lovely time visiting this pub with my family the other day. The view is beautiful and the atmosphere here is lovely. Now I will say that I wasn't impressed with the food. I ordered the fish and chips, and a Bloody Mary and both were bland and lacking in flavor. The fish and chips were undercooked and doughy, but the fries were amazing! Bloody Mary was very watery and needed some more spice!