Mo's has a reputation for great food, but why? Our food and service were terrible. Like others who have reviewed this overrated spot, we had to wait to get a "seat" if you want to call a wooden bench with no back a seat. The atmosphere reminded us of a seafood dive on a wharf, not a family restaurant. The service was spotty ...

My husband,two daughters, three granddaughters and myself waited in line for forty minutes to be seated, which I could have overlooked if the service had been better when we were finally seated (strike one!) In the middle of taking our order, our waitress said she would be right back and walked away. When she returned about 5 minutes later, she ...

My companion and I had the cioppino and both of us got an upset stomach. The chowder was like potato soup not many clams. We were very unhappy with the food.

For all the hype mo's gets I expected better. My family and I go to the Oregon Coast 2 or 3 times a year and have found some very good places to eat. Mo's is not one of them. The clam chowder is like potato soup which is fine if I order potato soup. I have had better fish and chips inland nowhere near the ocean and the service is rushed and not really friendly.
I would not waste a dining opportunity at Mo's if I were you.

My family and I have been to Mo's on numerous occasions. Even though we have lived in Phoenix for about nineteen years, we used to live in Seattle in the early 70s and again in the mid-80s. We visit the Northwest regularly, as we have a number of friends there. Mo's food is fine, and the restaurant is in a great location. Dr. Mark L. Berman

The chowder seemed a bit salty, but the rest of the meal was good.