Aberdeen Elks Lodge #593 - (Near Aberdeen, WA)

Detrik Vander This place was great! I went in for the first time and ordered a bánh mì and a crème brûlée coffee, and was impressed with both. The bánh mì was full of delicious fresh veggies and flavorful chicken, while the crème brûlée coffee struck a stellar balance between coffee strength and sweetness, and the blow torched caramelized cream on top was a great touch. Cozy interior, friendly staff, and tasty meals. Definitely will be going back, one of the better local restaurants in Oak Harbor. Itd be cool to see some more Vietnamese decorations for an enhanced dine-in experience.

Keely Mitchell Holy hell, I dont have a lot of regrets in life, but not stopping here at every available opportunity is one of them. Best freaking asada burrito Ive had in a while. Dont pass this place up. Youll regret it.

Amanda Star I had my birthday dinner here, and every moment was amazing! Our server, Sophia Im pretty sure her name was, was just so over the moon with her charisma and personality, it truly felt like a friend was serving us their favorite dishes. The food itself was also divine, everything had flavours that I never imagined together nor that could be improved. I had their Mediterranean Stuffed Chicken, and it had so many wonderful tastes together that my taste buds were having a rave. For dessert, we had a creme brulee and it was the best I have ever had. Every bite of everything gave me such excitement and joy. And the atmosphere of the restaurant was so peaceful and calm, you could hear your conversations without interrupting others. Overall, an amazing experience that I will definitely be returning to.

Rachael Taylor This is the third time Ive eaten here. I come for the Esquite which is delicious. Today I got the chicken rolled tacos. They came with rice and beans and a drink. They have red and green homemade salsa but if you want a really spicy kick, ask for their habanero salsa. Not only tasty but your mouth will be dancing for a while after youve finished! The workers were efficient and kind. Overall a good experience. I will be back.

Lx Dx Having frequented the Town Crier in the past and subsequently avoiding the area, I am pleased to share that a new establishment has revitalized this restaurant. With a new name, ambiance, and menu, it now offers a welcoming and family-friendly atmosphere. I sampled the fried pickles and chicken fingers, and both exceeded my expectations, proving to be quite delicious. The food was served hot, bursting with flavor, and complemented by house-made sauces that enhanced the experience. I extend my sincere gratitude to the owners, staff, and investors for transforming what was once a rather unappealing bar and grill into an inviting and friendly establishment.

Blake Nelson Incredible experience overall. When I arrived, no host, no staff, no signage—just vibes. I briefly questioned whether I was committing a crime, but it turns out Cody’s Grill operates on a bold honor system model. Very progressive. Seating is open-concept and fluid. I sat where I felt spiritually called. The décor says “guy who owns a grill” and nothing more, which I respect. The self-serve element is truly next level. I grilled my own food, grabbed my own drink, and at one point considered Venmoing myself. Empowering. The chef never appeared, which added a mysterious, Michelin-adjacent energy. You can feel Cody watching from somewhere inside the house, trusting you to flip at the right time. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys great food, minimal supervision, and the faint thrill of trespassing. Five stars. Would accidentally host again.