Front Street Grill

Great location and a wall of windows looking out on the water. Food was decent and service left you wanting a bit more. Overall okay but if you’re in town for only a day, I’d recommend elsewhere.

A great restaurant. Wife and I took an RV camping then a bus, ferry then another bus to get there. We were not disappointed. Great service. The food was amazing. Wife had the mussel dish with bacon, jam, bourbon and linguine. She didn’t care for the sweetness but said she would go back to try another variety. I had the Cippino. Amazing. Wish it was bigger, though. We also shared a chilled coffee martini. Another excellent choice. Too top it off it was 15% off Monday for veterans. I liked this place better than the new Christopher’s. Would go there again.

Update: Returned here yesterday, Feb. 21 for lunch. VERY busy but food came surprisingly fast for the crowd. I had a Corned Beef sandwich with fries. Best fries and corned beef I have ever had. Very tender. I would come back just for this.
Wife had a mussel dish with garlic, white wine and pasta. She wasn’t thrilled with it. She said there were more shells then mussels. Plus they were small and didn’t like them very much. She said Quench had the best Penn Cove mussels dish she has had but it was a special so she doesn’t know if they serve it anymore.
Our guest had the Front Street burger with onion rings. He said the burger was just okay but the onion rings were good.
Service was really good.

Flew in from HI to visit some friends. They wanted to try this place since they saw it on a previous outing. So we decided to try it. Our waitress was very friendly and the food was really good!! I had the pesto prawn & garlic pasta the serving was big, but it was soo good I ate it all!! My husband had the Dans spicy seafood pasta and that was good as well!!

We love the Coconut Green Curry Mussels. Best mussels we have eaten. Great food

Highly recommend the Penn Cove mussels. What stood out the most to me quality to price ratio. For $19 you can get a massive feast of mussels and linguini that would easily cost you double in other seafood restaurants (looking at you Seattle). The cocktails are also very affordable between $8 to $10 for most of them. Good service too. Definitely will be on the rotation next time I am passing through Coupeville.