This was one of the best meals on the trip. Everything from the entire meal and wine was really…read moregood. Service was amazing and super friendly. Great views from our table inside. Saw this place while eating lunch nearby and the menu looked good so we decided to come back for dinner. While we would have preferred to sit outside, there was no availability. They sat us right next to the window though so it was basically like we were outside anyways so no complaints there. The bone marrow to start was a fantastic choice. I love bone marrow and this one did not disappoint. Perfectly cooked and great flavor I was getting every little bit out. For my main I was conflicted but decided to go with the octopus. I ate every bite of food on my plate it was so good. Octopus can be tough and chewy but this one was cooked so perfectly that I wished there was more. The sauce had a slightly spice to it as well which was really good especially on the potatoes.

Stopped here on the way back from Portland, worth crossing the border for. The chai latte and…read moreblueberry scone were delicious

Quick and delicious, thus massively effective. New York City Sub Shop uses great Italian bread to…read moremake great sandwiches. Same toppings on all, hot or cold. Thank you for making sense and being good every time! Picnic tables outside in the sun or wind or both!

One star because that sandwich was really overpriced for what I got…read more I paid $25.88 including the tip for a Philly cheesesteak that had a minimal amount of meat in it. The sandwich was mostly filled with lettuce. So disappointed.

I got takeout pizza and it was ok, nothing special. Service was a bit lacking…read more I got the Papa Rex (large $30) which has tomato, mozzarella, sausage, pepperoni, salami, bell pepper, olive, red onion, mushroom. The pizza was pretty doughy and flimsy on the bottom. Toppings were average. I picked this pizza because it was the most normal on the menu. I'm all for interesting, unusual pizzas, but none of the other ones on their menu appealed to me. They are weird, but not my taste. It took awhile to make the pizza; they told me 20 minutes on the phone and it was more like 30. It turns out this was because they had to remake it. According the guy working there, their oven has a weird spot in it and created a hole in part of the pizza. They remade it, and it came out the same way; you can see the hole in the in the bottom right of the photo, under some toppings. They offered to remake it a third time, but I didn't want to wait any longer and I doubted it would turn out differently. They didn't offer me the first version of the pizza or a discount for the hole or the extra wait time.

Spectacular. This is the best food in town and anytime I'm hosting or celebrating with a dinner…read moreout, this is where I'll go. Pizza: awesome. Just creative-enough pies on the best dough. They even sell dough for taking and making at home! Ambience: cute and small, love the outdoor seating but easy to take to the park. Service: shines here. Everyone I've met behind the counter is so kind and friendly. Easy to chat with, just the best!

We came here TWICE during our stay at the Postcard Cabins down the road! The bread is RIGHTEOUSLY…read moredelicious! I am considering driving back out there for the granola alone!!! During our first visit, we arrived kind of late, and there was only one loaf of bread left, and two small baguettes, and so we bought everything they had and a couple coffees and a chai latte to take with us to the cabin. That ended up being an incredible choice because the baguettes made amazing grilled cheese sandos in our little kitchenette, and the rye bread was a hit for breakfast with avocado. The chai was delicious and the coffee was stellar. We stopped back in for lunch on our way back home, and had yummy breakfast sandwiches that were delicious! My croissant breakfast sandwich was next level with delicious bacon and flaky, buttery croissant deliciousness that I would have once more in a heartbeat! It's a lively little joint, located in the great part of town , with wonderful young folks running the place and a great mix of tourists and locals.

Overall was a pretty good experience. The views from the table outside were incredible of Mt…read more Adams. The latte was really good and the quiche was ok. Not my favorite veggie quiche I've had but it was still pretty good.

The food and beer are always top notch. Cool people great part of town. The service is always good…read more This is our go to spot in town.

Came here to grab some beers and food after white water rafting. Was a beautiful day to sit on the…read morepatio and enjoy the weather. A nice refreshing beer was exactly what was needed after all the work rafting. For a starter we got the artichoke dip. This was some of the best dip I've ever had. I could have eaten this as my whole meal and ate too much that I wasn't super hungry when my burger came. I wasn't too upset about that though because the dip was a lot better than the burger. The bacon jam and onions on the burger were great, but the burger itself was slightly dry.

The food was good. It is much more of a delicatessen than a restaurant. As a traveler having to go…read moreoutside and around the block to use a restroom would make me choose somewhere else next time I am in HoodRiver. The service was pleasant.

Really enjoyed our lunch while in town and the staff was friendly and helpful…read more I had a ham and brie sandwich with a side of macaroni salad. Everything had a nice balance of flavors and wasn't too saucy or salty. We also took home a chunk of Pecorino cheese to enjoy later. The interior was cute and they offer lots of local things like chocolate and kitchenware. Wish there was more seating. The bathroom is located around the building and on the first floor. You will need to ask for the key. It is a hike to get there, but it is clean and secure.

Cute little vegan cafe and bakeshop in the heart of Hood River! I tried the breakfast burrito (two…read moreof my favorite words, put together) and was not disappointed. Nice portion size and the burrito came lightly grilled and full of a nice creamy slaw. The portion was great to eat half now and eat half after my hike in the Gorge. My black coffee came out a bit cold and my food came in a ToGo box when I asked for here, but I'll chalk that up for a one off!

Four of us had a pleasant vegetarian lunch on a sunny day, seated at the window counter…read more FOOD: 4.0. BLTA was especially good (4.5); Banh Mi was almost a 4.0. COFFEE: 2.5. SERVICE: 4.0. Friendly and prompt. AMBIANCE: 3.5. Music was too loud for comfortable conversation. A few tables and seats along a window counter.

The Tonya has the best homemade wrap I've ever tasted... A hint of coconut, and unlike most wraps,…read moreit doesn't overwhelm the rest of the sandwich. Delicious! My husband had the Italian, which he loved. My grandson had the grilled cheese and it was loaded with everything he loved, cheese! A fantastic discovery, as we were driving out of town.

I have celiac and they assured me it would be safe for me to eat here. I know not all restaurants…read moreare trained in how to prepare food for allergies or celiac but this was the most absurd experience i've ever had eating at a restaurant. If it's not safe i'd rather someone just tell me. This kid wrote down "celiac" 3 different times acted like he understood what celiac was and the precautions. I think received my sandwich and asked if it was the gluten free bread, he looks at me like that was the craziest thing to ask. Takes it back comes back out with the gluten free bread on the same plate and told me to change the bread off the sandwich which is not at all how celiac works. He then took it back a third time after i asked for a refund and told me it was gluten free but it was the same bread as the first time. I know this review won't help everyone but hopefully it'll help someone. I saw a few other people with celiac said it was safe and i'm glad they had a good experience. But I got incredibly sick and it's insane to me that they didn't just tell me no. Will now be sick for 3 days so thanks.

Amazing breakfast sandwiches!! make sure you get a bag of English muffins to take home! they have…read moregreat staff also!

We've been here twice, both times to grab sandwiches after a morning of hiking in the Gorge…read more They have a pretty big menu and offer options with soups, salads, and sandwiches, which I love! You order at the counter and they bring it out to you. The dining space is bright with tons of seating. I love that they make their own bread!! It's super soft and such a nice touch. I usually go with the turkey which has turkey, white cheddar, tomato, pickles, onion, lettuce, and hot mustard. It was a bit spicier than I would have liked, not that it was too hot, but that flavor was really dominant for me so I'd probably modify it a bit in the future or just build my own . My daughter loved her ham sandwich which comes with sprouts, avocado, and cucumber. My husband also really liked his Italian and their clam chowder. This place is definitely worth a stop if you are hungry in the Gorge!

Just had one of the best chili rellanos ever! A favorite spot in Hood River and service is always…read moregreat!

We stopped in after the morning rush for breakfast before heading west to hike to several…read morewaterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge. Needless to say, coffee was first priority, but we also were looking for a decent breakfast to keep us going. At 9 am on a Wednesday, we were the only customers in the place. The barista/waitress was very helpful answering questions about the menu, and even gave us a view tips on which waterfalls to visit. Our lattes were very good, but my Breakfast Sandwich with Barbacoa ranks as the absolute best breakfast sandwich I've ever sampled. Wow, such an incredible palate pleaser, and very large for a breakfast sandwich. I just wish I lived a lot closer! We hung out for 90 minutes waiting for the skies to clear before starting our day. Good wi-fi and comfortable surroundings. Definitely worth the stop!