T Paul’s Supper Club

The restaurant décor itself is awesome! The food is even more amazing. The steak was tender and cooked perfectly how I asked. I also had the mac n cheese and it was really really good. The deserts are huge and the waiter we’ve had the last few times was extremely funny, kind, suggestive and quick to bring anything we asked for. Customer service on point even during rush is a huge bonus for me. The pricing is a tad expensive in comparison to a burger joint or a café. But the quality, amount and service is worth it.

Stefanie created the most phenomenal drink called the «blue my mind» which was not only refreshing, it was quinching!

The best lunch around Colorado club and a ice cold beer. I wish they were open for breakfast. Great food friendly staff possibly my favorite place.

Wonderful selection of food! Shared rich creamy tasty crab garlic penne pasta which was so filling! Salad dressing was delicious, and kids menu generous.

Super disappointed in this place. After reading the stellar reviews, decided to give it a try. Prime rib was on the dry side, not cooked how we ordered it. Meal was served without usual compliments. No horseradish for prime rib, no sour cream for baked potato, no bread. Overall experience was mediocre

I went here for lunch. Ordered the Astor.
After 30 minutes, I asked about my burger. They forgot to put the order in!!! Now it’s back to work, starving. Never coming back or recommending this place!

The food was good, not great. I had the OMG burger with Onion rings (onion rings were really good, but I only got a few maybe 5 or so). My best gal had a boom boom salad, and she said it was ok — nothing to write home about. Our waiter was just ok, but if you look up hipster douchebag in the dictionary, his picture is on that page. Mumbled, was too cool for the room, etc.

Went here on Valentine’s Day and it the food was fabulous. Server was cute, fun and very helpful. Would go again!

Great vibe and food. Wait staff is attentive and informative. Steak salad was fresh, flavorful, and a full portion. A nice way to enjoy the rainy weather!

Solid overall Service was quick and attentive. I had the Poor Man’s Cioppino and my girlfriend had the Crab Louio salad. Both solid. This is her favorite restaurant in Astoria.

Aaron was %100 great. Couldn’t have imagined better service. Everything we needed was there before we knew we needed it, and what fun too! Big thanks Aaron!

Oh my God! SIMPLY the best rib eye I’ve ever eaten! Come here it’s a must! The best I’ve had in the U.S. by far! Aaron the waiter is from New York, and his attention to detail as my family’s waiter was over the top. Held great conversation as well.

Excellent place for dinner! Had the Cajun shrimp appetizer — I don’t know what’s in that sauce but it’s the best thing since money was invented. I followed it up with the ribeye steak with potatoes. It was done perfectly. if you’re looking for a excellent casual place to eat this is your spot!

After being snubbed by Baked Alaska when we tried to go there for dinner (they stopped serving an hour before posted closing) We found this place on Unilocal.Very glad we did. Excellent service, warm and friendly staff. Food was wonderful. Definitely worth trying out.
Our waitress was Dayn and she was great!
I recommend the Rib eye with Crab Oscar.

When my ladies and I start out our yearly trip to the coast, we like to get «turnt up» as they say (2^nd definition as seen on Urban Dictionary). Unfortunately for T Paul’s, we chose their establishment as our restaurant of choice the first night we were in town.
We came in late (~ish, it was like 7:45, but the whole town shuts down by 9). We were pretty loud, likely obnoxious, but somewhat sequestered in a corner. Our server was pretty cool. She recommended the fish tacos, which I take very seriously. They were very good, and it was a generous portion size. I still like the ones at Fort George best, they have more of a spice to them. One of my friends ordered the ahi tuna entrée and it was an amazing cut of fish. The drinks were potent, so beware.
Our night ended on a weird note. Towards the end of our meal we told our server that she had really great arms. My friend tried her best to tell her this in a non-​creepy, complimentary, you’re a badass woman, female-​to-​female fist bump kind of way, but she was weirded out by the whole thing. She completely ditched us and made someone else drop off the check and bring it back. So especially to our server that received an unsolicited compliment about her body: If takesie backsies were a thing, I’d take it! Our bad. Otherwise, a nice place to grab a meal in Astoria!
Warning: I was a bit caught off guard by this, but the food is fairly pricey. Not really for a nice dinner, but expect north of $ 25 for an entrée.

Eclectic décor, live music on Tuesday, friendly service and delicious food. We got a table by the front window and enjoyed the atmosphere. We ordered the boom boom salad, catch of the day special (delicious sole, broccoli, side of pasta), and kids chicken fingers. The kids brownie sundae was a perfect size to share and way to end the evening. Delicious.

Went here before we moved to Astoria. It was okay. After moving to town and going through all of the other restaurants we decided to try it again.
Went in with my 4 pound service animal, showed his papers. The women working in the bar was rude she started complaining that she was allergic to dogs and that I needed to put my service animal on the floor. I tried to explain that he needed to be on my lap to perform his service. She looked at me and said sternly, she was allergic to dogs. She didn’t care about Federal laws or why I needed my dog. We left promptly because we could tell we weren’t welcome. We won’t go back or recommend to our many visitors.
Nor will I ever arrange my business luncheons there. Go to Baked Alaska or Fort George, or anywhere but the supper club.

Hands down, the Supper Club is the best place to eat in Astoria. We’ve interviewed fishing guides that have worked here for a decade and they all love when clients are willing to take them here. Sure, it’s a bit more expensive than many restaurants in town, but you’re paying for superior quality, service and a nicer, more modern atmosphere.
There’s a slough of solid entrees here, but when in Astoria we crave local seafood and fortunately they had it as the Catch of the Day, which was halibut. Two of us ordered the halibut and it tasted fresh, was well seasoned and far more impressive than what we had at Dooger’s Seafood Grill, a place locals had told us was good, but sadly was unimpressive. The ahi tuna at Supper Club, and the sides that came with all our entrees were good.
If you choose to dine here do yourself a favor and try the Manhattan and Clam Chowder. They aren’t the best you’ll ever taste, but far more impressive than the other chowders we had in town. In fact, they also have a half and half where they mix the white and red chowder.
Regardless of what you order you’re in good hands here. It’s the choice spot for quality food that comes well presented and is priced well for the quality received.

Came back for a Saturday lunch and LOVED my burger. I got the Supper Club 76 ($ 10), which had caramelized peppers, onions, and mushrooms, and I subbed the Swiss for pepperjack. The veggies, meat, and bun all worked well together and everything was super flavorful. The steak fries were hot and crispy and so good dipped in the Boom Boom sauce (comes with the burger but I get it on the side for a fry dip). Great portions here for reasonable prices and they were definitely generous with the burger toppings. The server was excellent: brought us water when we got seated and when we asked for hot sauce, he brought us three different bottles. Quick service with getting our orders in, food out, and bill paid.
Unlike practically every restaurant in Astoria, this place sells Coke products! A large menu with plenty of variety, as well as a daily special, so great for bringing in a group.

Wasn’t too sure about the place. The ambiance is very random and eclectic. Not my flavor. doesn’t have a flowing theme. The service was okay… A little slow.
*Pet peeve– dirty windows make the place look dirty.
Ordered the happy hour nachos and chicken tacos and loved the salsa. It made the dish for me. Could have added cilantro to the tacos for more flavor. But still pretty good food!