Amazing decor in this place, and friendly service too. When you walk in there are a series of menus…read moreto your right, and the same menus are up at the counter as well. You choose what you want and order at the counter and they give you a number. Then they'll bring it to your table. I enjoyed the rice bowl. The tofu seemed to be fried and the sauce on it was spicy. The miso Moon coffee thankfully did not taste like miso, lol. My friend had an espresso and said it was terrible, very sour. Everyone else at our table seemed to enjoy our food, there were a lot of burgers and fries being ordered at the group. They have my daughter's favorite sort of salad, with blue cheese and steak. Sadly, they were out of salmon the day we visited. Would definitely consider coming back if I'm in Salem again.

This is an update review. Let me be very clear: I like this place. HOWEVER…read more.. the steak is horrifically terrible. I mean, it's worse than any steak I have ever had; even my grandma's. And that's saying a lot. You do not want to know of the torture. Suggestions: 1st: If you want to have a steak on the menu, at least serve the cut that is on the menu. 2nd: if you're worried about food cost, do something pounded, and marinated, OR do a small trimmed cut that is excellent quality, and serve it with a lot of mash and veg, and that bordelaise sauce (which wasn't bad). 3rd: Meatloaf

Great service. Loved playing arcade games and everything on tap was $4! We had a great time here…read more We did not get a chance to order food but saw it was an option. Worth a stop

The ambiance is fun, friendly, and good vibes. The coin jam had a great mix of music and lots of…read morebeverage and food options. My husband and I solely came for the games. The coin machines were in a room and honestly, there was not a lot of space. I was constantly being bumped into while trying to play a game. There are a mix of older arcade and newer games. I thought 50 cents for the old school games was a little much but can understand businesses need to make money. There's an ATM where you can withdraw money and there is also a machine where you can exchange cash for quarters. Overall, I would definitely come back here but think that if groups of 10+ are coming, then reservations should be made in order for it to not be so crowded.

Very interesting place but some of the exhibits need more information. We had several questions…read morebrought up by the displays- some we could lookup online but others - like the piece of tree in the visitors center that poses the question how old is it based on the rings was left unanswered We learned it's non profit so I'm sure funding and volunteers might be hard to come by If the green light is lit when you are in the main building definitely check out the floor that has people weaving - it was neat to see it in action Would also be nice if all volunteers were trained equally - a tour hide we encountered was lacking answers to our questions but other volunteers passing us heard us and stopped and took time with us which was super nice I hope they can improve and expand because it was so historical and interesting

I enjoyed my visit and I learned some things but it wasn't my favorite museum. The cafe looked…read moregreat, though, and the gift shop had lovely products including Pendelton.

Do you hate the environment? Well here at OSU we constantly brag about how environmentally friendly…read morewe are, while greenwashing our trash cans to make YOU seperate trash that we're going to lug all into the same dumpster. Do you enjoy stealing bikes? We refuse to install any cameras near any bike racks even though our bike theft epidemic is only growing worse by the term. Do you enjoy water parks? Here at OSU, we know where were are, but refuse to use our $75.1 Million endowment to maintain our sidewalks or god forbid put in some rain covers anywhere. Or even give out the scholarships it was meant for! Do you love driving in circles for literally hours a day every single day, trying to find a parking spot. Well good news!! We haven't added new parking since 1959, even to our brand new madison apartments, as well as many other added buildings. But don't worry, we can still raise the rates on parking passes!! Better get a good bike lock. Do you love paying for apps. We at OSU love making you download 1,700 different apps to try and track down your homework. And best of all, almost none of them are free!! Its sad that this PPC was far better organized and this is almost as bad as the military. Valley Library has coffee is even worse somehow. But wait! That's not all, call now so I can tell you about all of our hidden fees, including 7 different fees for breathing. I'm sure this degree will pay off though.

I did the online option for this school. Was not a good experience for the most part. Most teachers…read moreare horrible and do not care to teach. Don't even get me started on the advisors in the psychology department - horrible!!!! Which brings me to the registrar office. Do not ask them for any help, because apparently, they get paid to do absolutely nothing! My teachers were non-existent for some classes and did not post grades by the deadlines. Instead of receiving any help from any of these so-called resources, I had to send emails to everyone I could possibly find emails for and hope I would actually answer me and point me in some direction for help. Do not waste your money and go to a school where you will actually get an education and have help when needed.

Zoe Johnson at Usquared is a do-it-all kind of woman. She seems to know how to do everything and…read moreif she doesn't already know, she will learn...and quickly. She is a rare combination of technologically inclined yet sociable and practical yet creative. From being a virtual assistant to dog sitting, from scanning photos to catering, from writing a business newsletter to elder care services...I can't name all the things this woman is capable of doing, you should just check out her website.

From the owner: Services Offered include Photo Archivist in Bradenton,…read moreSarasota, & Venice area Photo Reproduction Photo digitization, Photo duplication Photo Books Photo journals Photo scanning including slides, negatives Photo Gifts and Wall Displays Photo print services Ethical Wills Video Memoirs Video Slideshows Video Montage Technology training Archival photo storage consultation Photo storage to CD, DVD, USB or cloud storage Professional Photo Organizer

Koa is an excellent photographer who captured my artwork beautifully! I'm a collage artist, and…read morehave lots of detail and shine in my pieces that can be difficult to capture, but Koa was able to pick up every little detail perfectly. She's extremely kind and professional. I no longer live in Corvallis, and losing her photography services after I moved definitely felt like a blow because they were so great! Thank you Koa!

From the owner: photo restorations; high quality scans and prints of visual media; darkroom techniques; photography…read moreinstruction; digital & analog photography resources and space ... we develop film

What a wonderful surprise here at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art. Really unique exhibits and even a…read morefew from seniors students at neighboring Willamette University - we must have timed it right because entry was free the day we attended! It looks deceivingly small from the outside but there are two levels and many rooms of exhibits. It also has a small gift shop at the entry.

This gallery is a treasure. They have contemporary art, indigenous art and ancient artifacts! You…read moremust visit!

Great service from first call to drop in design set up. Fast turn time and great finished productread more

I couldn't fly with my oversized race fan poster board from California --- I called Right Angle,…read moresent them my very low resolution mock up and they went above and beyond !!! Justin was able to squeeze my little project in and with help from his genius wife, Michelle - they absolutely did a great job. Michelle worked her magic and made my just-okay poster AMAZING :) This family business stole my heart, I wish I lived in town and could use them all the time. It's a play on words: "I'll see you on the podium"