Perched on the edge of Chuckanut Drive just before it curves down to the Skagit flats, Chuckanut Manor Seafood & Grill has been around for a long time. When I first moved to the area, it was popular with locals for its Friday night surf-and-turf smörgåsbord but was otherwise a rather dull and dingy place.
Chuckanut Manor, long-standing historic culinary roadhouse situated alongside picturesque Chuckanut Drive, has commenced construction on a complete restaurant remodel. The building, originally built in 1934, will undergo expansive indoor and outdoor renovations aimed at improving structural integrity, long-term viability, and elevating customer experiences.
At Chuckanut Manor, we know that time spent with family and friends is a treasured experience. To ensure that our customers can continue to share these moments with each other and with us, we have a variety of dining options available.
Originally built as a residence, Chuckanut Manor has welcomed diners for more than 50 years. Visitors savor Pacific Northwest fare as well as views from one of the most scenic drives in Western Washington. In 2019, seasoned restaurateur Meagan Pickett became the third owner; she plans to maintain the manor’s historic charm, culinary traditions, and warm hospitality.
Perched on the edge of Chuckanut Drive just before it curves down to the Skagit flats, Chuckanut Manor Seafood & Grill has been around for a long time. When I first moved to the area, it was popular with locals for its Friday night surf-and-turf smörgåsbord but was otherwise a rather dull and dingy place.