honestly fye, ambiance is tuff as hell and i bussed all over my french toast yo. sooooooo pneumoniaread more

Wonderful breakfast! Eggs, bacon, potatoes and the best biscuit! The bacon was so good, thick and…read moremeaty. Service was great, too.

I have been coming up to Mt. Hood for... 20 years? And every time, we zipped right past Government…read moreCamp thinking there was nothing much to see. My fiance planned a wonderful mountain getaway for us, and lucky for me- we had dinner reservations here. It was so chilly in December, We had a cold mountain day, and we bundled up to go to our dinner reservations and I have to say- I wasn't expecting much when I heard the name "Grill". I was thinking- burgers, fries, your typical post-ski grub. I was wrooong! We strolled into the coziest little restaurant and were greeted by the two lovely people working there. Felt like I very sweet family vibe. They steered us in the directions of the pasta dishes we ordered, and we had the Soup of the Day to start- I believe it was some kind of Tomato bisque and that hit the spot. The Hazelnut pasta was a hit for my fiance, and I loved that he got to try such a classic Oregon flavor in a pasta- how fun. My chanterelle ravioli filled me up so fast, I also loved being able to try chanterelles in this format. Both dishes felt very creative and full of so much Oregon pride! Delicious!

Stopped in for our annual dinner while on the mountain. The restaurant wasn't even half full on a…read moreFriday night. Prices are pretty high but we've found that the quality is consistently good, though this year felt a bit less. I enjoyed a patty melt with sweet potato fries. Kids grilled cheeses also were enjoyed. Hamburger was good, though I liked the patty melt more. The alfredo and cod were just average. For desert, I got the chocolate torte, which was a big letdown (especially since it cost $15!). I may decide to try a new place next year.

Exceptional coffee to begin the day and iced tea to hydrate in the afternoon! Hubs and our two…read morebabies would get it and bring it back to our hotel room to begin the day. Convenient and very nice place to get our coffee without being too far from our hotel or not up to speed in taste. The taste was awesome! Recommend!!

Great service! Friendly people. After my nap I needed a coffee. I got a cold brew with sugar free…read morevanilla and cream. It was good. I just wish it was a little stronger.

Terrific breakfast sandwiches, excellent coffee, chai. The…read moreservice is fast and FRIENDLY even when they are slammed, you get a greeting and a smile which is refreshing. It is window service but it's covered and has seats while you wait. It's an easy drive from Wildwood Park and it's WORTH the trip.

Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag 4 Stars…read more Headed up toward Mt. Hood, I swung into Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag on a cold mountain morning, chasing a memory more than a meal. Back in the day when this place went by a different name and the vibe was more Hoppin' they made some of the greatest biscuits and gravy around. Legendary stuff. So naturally, I had to try it again. Good news: it didn't disappoint. I won't swear it's as good as the original incarnation (time has a way of polishing memories), but it's a solid second-best, and that's saying something. The biscuits were hearty, the gravy did its job, and I left full and ready for the road. The coffee? Decent. It'll wake you up, won't change your life, but it'll get you to Timberline without falling asleep at the wheel. That said, the place feels like a ghost of its former self. Sad to see the market closed that part stings a little. The building still holds the echoes of what it used to be, and you can almost feel the history lingering in the corners. Service-wise, there was a moment. The lady at the counter was BS-ing with some guy at the window for a solid five minutes or maybe he was just standing there, staring into the void but either way, I was ready to order. That little pause cost them a star. Still, for the price, the convenience, and the fact that I was in and out with no line while heading up the mountain, it earns four stars. It's good, it's familiar, it's just missing something. If they ever find it again, this place could really shine.

Had such a great breakfast experience at Breakfast in the Hood!…read more I ordered a breakfast burrito with gravy, tomatoes, and grilled onions--and it was absolutely delicious. I had no idea it also came with hash browns inside... total bonus and honestly had me drooling. My main squeeze got the fried chicken biscuit sandwich with gravy, and let's just say he didn't leave a single crumb behind. Kick-ass service, super friendly staff, and just an all-around great vibe. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. Enjoyed our food at a covered picnic table near by.

I didn't get a picture because I ate it right away but the burritos and other breakfast items here…read moreare creative. Waffle tacos, breakfast sandwiches piled high and priced nicely. But they are known for their breakfast burritos. I ordered the first choice (I forget the name) which is bacon, sausage, eggs, potatoes, cheese and your choice of sauce - please, please please choose gravy. I say that because they put the exact right amount of country gravy in the burrito so that we could eat it on the road without making a mess and the gravy was delicious. I can't imagine this burrito without gravy actually. It would just be a run-of-the-mill breakfast burrito. The gravy puts it over the top, way over the top as my new favorite. Egg is the primary ingredient and potatoes enhance it. The burrito was perfectly seasoned too. This is a burrito that you would never need to add hot sauce or salsa to every bite like most breakfast burritos. The guy in the truck was very nice even though we were the only customers for a while due to the rain. The price is right too. Recommend!

Great, fresh food with vegan options. Love the mission of this co-op. We both ordered a hummus…read morevegetable sandwich on rye. One grilled one not. Both were huge filling portions.

The interior of this place is gorgeous! There's a nice seating area with lots of chairs and tables…read morefor meetings or just sitting down for a nice brunch. There's is a large drink menu and food menu. We came in for the lox bagels but they were out of bagels this time, which was a bummer but we'll have to try them next time! I got a matcha latte with a vanilla syrup and thought the matcha itself was okay, it was kinda mild tasting more milk than matcha. But still decent cup and pricing is very fair. The staff are polite and quick with the orders even during a lunch rush.

Very good. Much better than Taco Bell. If I return, I would…read moregladly Food = delicious Service = awesome sauce Ambiance = cozy just like cabin

This place. We've been here a few times over the years - it is essentially the only breakfast spot…read morein Government Camp. Everything is expensive - $6.50 for a generic English muffin is wild. $15 for a short stack - what? These are resort prices and it's so far from that. Coffee is only $3 so that's nice. Good luck getting refills, never saw the waitress after she took our order. Speaking of which, I ordered the Mt. Hood Omelet that comes with hashbrowns and toast. I guess they only offer one type of toast because she wrote an "M" on her notepad, grabbed the menu out of my hand and walked away. I was (not so pleasantly?) surprised when my food arrived 3 minutes later. Magic. Food was fine, Sysco ingredients, jelly was runny and toast had the lightest smattering of butter. Conclusion, don't come here for the food or service - come here if your options are limited.

The food here is wonderful! Honestly a lot of dishes are on the spicy side but we enjoy that part!…read moreWe usually get the salsa flight, it comes with 6 salsas? Service is always on point! The restaurant is clean and very inviting. One of our favorite spots tucked away up in Welches!

My family of four's go to order is the street taco platter & a couple different types of guacamole…read morewith chips. Everything is always so good (and fast even though they're always busy)! But seriously, try the different kinds of guacamole they make. :)

I'm surprised that this restaurant in little town can produce such a wonderful burger(Whistle…read moreburger), well the burger is so huge since it has two burger meat in there. Franch Toast was okay and above average. I also surprised that they execute "serve yourself" policy. Outdoor is pretty during Summer hour and sunny. Many locals come and sit and chat. Indoor is a very local bar. I'll say overall it was a wonderful experience dine in here.

Wouldn't serve me 3 minutes before closing…read more.. What could improve: honor your hours That's all!

Baseline Biscuits is a no-frills eatery In Parkdale, which is on the doorstep of Mount Hood,…read moreOregons tallest mountain. I say no frills because it doesn't waste resources being showy, rather it lets the food do the talking. The food has always been decent, and just adventurous enough to not be ho hum while still appealing to a wider audience. That appeal is necessary due to Parkdale being tiny, and a little off the beaten path. The food: I'm going to admit right away that I have not tried the biscuits. I will have to remedy that someday. I had the shrimp and grits on one occasion, and found them to be excellent. I highly recommend them. I've also had the Baseline Burger on two occasions. The first time, they had no mustard, and I had to take matters into my own hands by running up to a grocery store a few doors away. My burgers will have mustard on them. Today, they had some of their own. The burger was 1/2 pound. It came with bacon, pickle, lettuce, and an onion ring, plus their house made sauce. It's a decent burger. Again, just adventurous enough, but not top tier. What floored me was the Mary Mix. I often order a Virgin Mary (a Bloody Mary without the alcohol, or as some call it, a "Why Bother") because I like spiced up tomato juice. This one comes with a little horseradish in it, and it was sublime. It comes in a glass with a salted rim. They mix it up themselves, and I imagine that the full alcohol version is amazing too.

Beautiful location and good food…read more So technically you can't see Mt. Hood from the restaurant, but the whole area is super beautiful, and the views of Mt. Hood from just down the street are to die for. They have nice outdoor deck seating, as well as indoors if you prefer. They did a good job of dealing with our sprawling party of 4 families, kids ages 2-11 that spread out between 3 tables. It got a little chaotic getting all the plates to the right people, but they handled it with grace and kindness. I thought my biscuits and gravy were quite good. I was very full. The chicken fried steak meal was huge, my husband no where near finished it. My daughter actually ate her food - which she often doesn't do. The coffee was pretty weak - but that is what I was expecting. They have a full cocktail menu too - I didn't partake, but a nice option to have.