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History Welcome to the historic H. G. Walsh Building and North Riverview Restaurant! Constructed by H. G. Walsh in 1897, the building served as Astoria's post office until 1942. It has subsequently been a general store, a boutique, and a family-run restaurant serving up fresh seafood. Over the past century, the building's second floor has been used for private parties, such as birthdays and weddings. Facing a potential demolition in the late 1970s, the building was purchased by its current owners, Henry and Juana Thomason, in 1981. Subsequent investment and extensive renovation helped save the H. G. Walsh Building, and in 1996 it gained status on the National Register of Historic Places. With its stunning views of the Columbia River and an extensive seasonal menu, the H. G. Walsh Building has become a prime destination for visitors to Oregon's Pacific coast. Fall Menu Seafood chowder | Cup: $5, Bowl: $8 Cream-based with clams, shrimp, and mussels Bok choy | $12 Pan-seared in a garlic-ginger oyster sauce and served over rice noodles Fish and chips | Cod: $12, Halibut: $15 Three pieces breaded in a buttermilk batter Chef's salad | $11 Mixed greens tossed with toasted almonds, blue cheese dressing, and avocado Grilled salmon | $20 Served with lemon-garlic sauce and a side salad

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