First time here thanks to their fundraiser for Echo Ranch (thank you, Blue Pine, for supporting…read morethem!!) This is their second location, which has only been open for a month. It's a beautiful space, and I love that it can be open air for the nice weather nights like tonight was. It will be a great summer spot! I ordered the Mediterranean Burger and enjoyed the flavor. It was a hearty burger and not as messy as I thought it would be, hah. Fries were a nice level of crispy. My favorite thing that I ordered was the Stingin' Honey Garlic boneless wings that my group and I shared. They were sweet with a slight spice, and I loved the flavor. Would definitely come back if even just for the wings!! But I enjoyed everything.

Food is pretty good and decently priced, also have a decent beer selection with awesome service.read more

I was hankering for some buffalo wings so I found a place online where I could grab some to go. I…read morethought it was a restaurant but when I arrived, to my surprise, it was a food truck located amongst many. What a find this place was! There were food trucks from so many different cuisines, along with a huge hall open to the outdoors where one could sit and enjoy their food and a libation. It's called Troutdale Station. I would highly recommend stopping here if you're in town or passing through. There's something for everyone. The wings definitely lived up to their reputation. They were juicy and had just the right amount of sauce. The tenders were just that, so very tender, juicy and had just the right amount of batter. The Korean Hot Honey sauce was spicy, sweet and delicious. The gentleman who greeted me was very friendly. He prepared everything quickly and fresh. I'd def go back and will look forward to it.

I got the Korean Honey Chicken Sandwich and it was pretty good flavorwise but the piece of chicken…read moreitself was so big and thick that it was a little unpleasant. I think I'm just not a super big chicken fan so part of that is on me. But the fries and onion rings were soooo good. I think this place would be great if I ordered something different lol!

This is my favorite cart in the Troutdale Station pod! Great burgers, fries, and friendly service…read more They have good serving sizes for the price, too.

Hands down, the best burgers in Troutdale! I follow a carnivore diet, and they were happy to…read morecustomize the cheeseburger to fit my needs.

The food and service are good but prices aren't listed and kinda pricey. I do like how there's on…read moreprice for drinks and it's free refills

So this is a great place to get good Mexican food. The staff is always nice and friendly and get…read moremy food out quick. They also can give help with the menu. The Carna asada is the best I have found in Portland. They also have a killer salsa bar. It is also very clean. Check it out!!!!

Nebesky. I don't know what the word means, but they serve up good food. I've gone there four times…read morein the last month. I love that you can text in your order. Sometimes, the response is quick, sometimes a little longer, but she'll let you know if there is a long wait. The food is yummy. Ordered the breakfast burrito with sausage gravy, english muffin sandwich with fried egg, biscuits and gravy. You can't go wrong. You can also get drip coffee and pastries. Nebesky is the little white food cart closest to the road. Lots of parking.

Fresh, from scratch, made-to-order, over the top biscuits and gravy! It was so good! Get the big…read moreplate with eggs and bacon, then share it or be a pig. Either way...all good!

First time here so of course I had to get a lamb gyro! The service was very adequate and had my…read moreorder in a few minutes and the owner even brought it to my car. A quick warning, do not try to eat a lamb gyro in your car lol. It had a good portion of lamb but I did find it rather over salty. He did offer me hot sauce but forgot to give it to me. The veggies seemed fresh but I only counted 1 chunk of tomato so a little dissatisfied there. Overall the gyro was good, and price was reasonable. So I will probably go back again another time

Decent lamb gyro with large portions in soft pillowy pita. Fast pick up service after ordering…read moreonline. I do wish there were a bit more spices in the meat, it was very mild.

THE BEST! This is the all time best place to stop in Sandy Thursday - Sunday. It's my favorite…read moreplace and I park anything anywhere just to stop here. The service is top notch and the owners are incredible.

This past summer, I stopped at the food cart pods on the way back down to Portland, after…read morehiking/walking around Trillium Lake. It had poured rain the whole time I was at the lake and continued dumping down when I was way too hungry to wait till I got back to the city. I'd always wanted to stop at the food carts all those times I passed through Sandy...but was in too big of a hurry. Because it was pouring down rain, a only a 2-3 carts were open. I can only have gluten free foods due to allergies, so that made my options even more limited. Thankfully, this food cart had cheesesteak fries! I had them add their grilled pickled jalapeños to them as well. It. Was. Fire! Such a huge portion. They were beyond piping hot. So, it was perfect for a cold rainy day. It hit the spot and beyond. I scarfed almost the whole thing all by myself and was full for hours. Definitely daydreaming about these now as I sit here starving before I eat dinner.

FOR A PLACE BUILT AROUND BURGERS/DOGS THIS WAS JUST SAD…read more Maybe try a hot dog or something. I don't know, but my burger was a monumental dud. It was served on an egg white coated brioche bun which gave it a somewhat leathery texture on the outside, soft on the inside. It came with a pickle slice, one tomato slice, a lettuce leaf, a slice of cheddar cheese, a tiny dollop of mayonnaise (you must ask for a side of ketchup and/or mustard), and the single most boring tasting burger I have had since the little league game I went to last summer. No juice. No flavor. The patty was not hot and tasted as if it were sitting in a warmer for 30 minutes before we came in. The burger came with fries (which we all agreed were the best part of our meals) and it cost $16. NO MILKSHAKES OFFERED, which given the theme of the restaurant is just a horrible oversight. I cannot imagine this place lasting long. So forgettable most people will likely only come here once out of curiosity, then go back to their favorite greasy, oozy, flavor-packed cheeseburger spot for a real burger.

They put a LOT of stuff on the burger…read more tl/dr: I wanted to like this place more than I did. They go in a "throw everything onto the bun the way we like it" road, so mostly you eat things their way. Sometimes, you just want a burger. Worth checking out again, for sure, this time for the dogs. We've been wanting to find a new burger place for a while now, so when I was on my way home one day I thought I'd stop in at Buhnz, since it was on my way. Lovely, friendly staff, good vibe, it seemed like the whole family was there. I looked over the menu and had to think for a moment. Wasn't it Bourdain who said "You have to ask yourself, when you are making a burger, 'am I actually improving this? It is already almost perfect, so am I making it better by putting things on it?'" Buhnz brings that question into sharp focus. The-woman-who-lets-me-live-with-her (thanks Mike), likes a mushroom Swiss burger. It's not that she isn't adventurous, its that she wasn't there to look at the menu and I wanted to start off with something familiar. No Swiss, no mushrooms. Now, they're not on the menu either, but they're pretty standard, aren't they? That's one of the three or four classic burgers. I got her the cheese burger, straight up, no pickles. It's a good burger, no lie. Juicy enough, maybe a bit too far down the smashburger trail (not enough thickness to retain any pink), but a good all around cheeseburger. Fries are also very tasty. I ordered the Buhnz Burger for myself. This is their eponymous burger, what are they going for? Everything, it would seem. Somewhere under a mountain of very tasty stuff there was a burger, nicely caramelized, tender and juicy. But it was under there somewhere. Everything tasted good. The people are friendly. The vibe is simple, but friendly, the rest is just my biases. Burgers are, to me at least, something that should be available my way, since they are so customizable. Limiting me to a set menu in that context will keep me from stopping as frequently as I might like.