Chowder at Mo’s

2014 West then East, Oregon, Road Trip

Back in Petaluma fellow T@B travelers from Vancouver BC told us that if we got to Florence on the Oregon coast, that we should get Clam Chowder at Mo’s. We did and we did but only because Hwy 42S east of Bandon was closed. Drat! That meant that we had to travel a little further along the coast. But now we are headed east, the wild and wonderful Pacific at our backs and myriad adventures ahead!
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  1. Deb Ford

    Other flavors besides clam?

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  2. Steve & Karen

    We were so focused on the Clam Chowder that although we noticed other offerings both chowder and otherwise, we can’t really tell you what else they offered.

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