
*We are known to sell out and advise giving our store a call before making a trip to visit our shop to verify desired stock/daily hours/early closures. You can also find Sold Out or closure notices on our Facebook. Nested in Wheeler, OR is a culinary gem specializing in on-location smoking of locally caught coho + king salmon, tuna and black cod, cheese and more. With a commitment to quality, they refuse to compromise by using farmed-raised fish or chemical additives. Instead, they rely on a simple yet exquisite blend of sugar, salt and lots of love. Getting their start at the Manzanita Farmer’s Market, their iconic booth still stands, and grew with humble roots. It is an Oregon must-visit for salmon lovers seeking exceptional flavors.
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I stopped in on my coastal road trip – was starvingggg when we got here.
The lady working talked about everything from where they get the salmon, how they smoke it to family stories – you name it!
The flavors are out of this world.
I got the salmon Mac salad – insane. I also got the salmon sushi bake – flavor bursting!
I am so happy we got to stop here – most memorable food we had on the whole trip!!
Additionally, they offer sweet goodies locally baked fresh which is normally rather more plentiful in the warmer months, as well as house-made salmon lox spread utilizing their heavenly fish, salmon pies again crafted in-house, an occasional sushi item invented and created by their own hands, extra sourced gems like jellies, cheeses, and the paragon of local eggs – Sunbeam Farm. While multiple segments of Coho & King salmon is the Smoke House’s bread-and-butter, they present smoked tuna loins conveniently vacuum-sealed at various sizes and price points, and sablefish, its own aquatically divine experience smoked to dreamy perfection. Artwork in fish form. Seriously.
The building’s interior is “coastal modern”, very handsomely appointed, airy, and welcoming with its pseudo-industrial raiment and bright skylights, dark woods, modern countertops, ample glass display coolers which are deftly maintained. A cute bar area occupies one end of the great main room featuring tranquil views of Nehalem bay and mountains. Theresa, Lori & crew at NKN are a bit hidden from 101 in little Wheeler center unless you know where to fix your gaze upon their signage or among the enterprises adjacent to Wheeler’s marina, like the Salmonberry restaurant. True, their business hours are limited but I highly recommend carving out availability in your schedule to stop by, if such things appeal to you. Alternatively, you can locate these seafood mavens at the Friday Manzanita farmers’ market later in spring/summer. A grand slam, in baseball parlance. Establishments like this one really further augment the coastal Oregon experience, and that I myself get to dwell among such riches full time. Blessed.