Food was ok, ordered the vegi omelette but they were out of spinach…read more Service was pretty slow. Inside is the average cafe

Thought I would try this place, seems to be pretty decent. Reminds me of an old Junior big boys…read morefrom back in the day. As you walk in you see all there pies. That look so delicious. Place seems pretty legit though. The place is really quite early in the morning. But as I say here eating my breakfast it was starting to pick up and quick! My food came out cold though. Had the pancakes breakfast with 3 eggs, sausage, hash browns and side of wheat toast. They way I look at it breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Waitress was ver attentive and very polite and was on point! I sure do enjoy old school places to eat at. Everyone is so nice and respectful. Will be back here for sure and try it again. Maybe...... reason given 3 stars is cold food.

It's the oldest continuously operating cafe and bar in Oregon. From the neon outside and in, the…read morehistory and ambiance is a throwback that dates to the 1880's. The bar is long, with pictures of all the Pendleton Round-Up lining one wall. The place is a fascinating time capsule. Way in the back, beyond the bar and the pool table, a very small dining room with counter service and several humble booths are tucked away next to the kitchen. It's old, and proud of it. I've only eaten there twice; I once had a great breakfast there many years ago with my son. The portions were generous, the service was excellent, and as American style breakfasts go, it was about as good as they get. It's not "inspired food." It's the standard stuff, and there's something comforting about that. It's Americana at it's best. The second time was my birthday, and again, I was there with my son. It was evening. When we got there, we were the only ones occupying the cafe. It looked exactly as it had 20-plus years ago. My son ordered a hamburger and fries. Again, no trendy toppings or fuss, just very fresh, very well prepared hearty fare...exactly what we were looking for. I had their "famous" fried chicken. it was without hesitation, some of the best I'd ever tasted. It came with jo-jos, a salad, and garlic bread. It was all excellent, and almost too much food. If you enjoy old school dining in a small town cafe, it's going to be hard to beat the Rainbow Cafe and Bar.

We did not enjoy our breakfast here. Smelled of bleach in the restaurant couldn't even smell the…read morefood and a very grumpy waitress.

Food is brought to you by Cysco. Bland for main meals…read more Spicy for kids meal. The manager was awesome and did make it right for the kids meal. Was unfortunate did not continue receiving service from her; but she was busy. Went in for dinner from out of town. Initially went well, was warmly welcomed. After that, felt rushed, then ignored when needing more time to finish helping my kid figure out what they wanted; I didn't get a chance to figure my own meal yet. Listened to another table specifically asked if the'd like dessert. Eventually we were asked "can I get you anything else?" Was still charged for a salad that was never received, had it removed from the bill. Hopefully other out of towners can receive better food and service.

Fabulous food and service for lunch for 6 during the Model A week last week for table of 6! Server…read morewas on top of everything. Food was fast and wonderful! Drink refills kept coming. Everything tasted great and looked great. Had quiet area not near others. Everything was clean and calming. Our server gal remembered dads requests from previous visit. Prices were great. Happy and will return!!

Food is awful. Quality is zero. I would not recommend this place. Subway would be a better…read moreoption. Lowest quality food. Worse than a hospital. For 42.00 per person.

We were going to be passing through in the morning so we figured we would stop in and get breakfast…read morehere. We knew it was not a buffet and was just more like a regular restaurant. The service was a bit slow, although very pleasant. The food was nothing special, but was just basic solid breakfast. I ordered the seasonal frittata, which was fine. I was surprised that the ham steak that came as a meat choice was a quarter size rather than at least half. Fruit was mostly melon, but I'm okay when places change up the fruit side. My partner got an omelet that was filled with lots of meat and veggies. It was a basic breakfast, but we wanted to stop for a few minutes in the casino anyway, so it was worth the convenience.

Food is great, space is cute and great for large groups. They have a fun selection of cocktails as…read morewell as a coffee bar. I've never been disappointed by their service either.

Yummy sandwiches, located in a cute downtown, and lots of veggie options. Service was nice!read more

We stopped on our way to Walla Walla so it was our first time here. It's a cute place with plenty…read moreof seating. My husband and I both got flavored iced lattes. They were very good. They also have food and other drinks.

Don't go here if you are a tea drinker. $6.85 for a Thai tea I got. And it just tasted like…read moreHalf&half. I've also tried the chai tea also not very good too watery as well as no flavor similar to the Thai. Pizza beagle is scrumptious though. My husband also really enjoys those sugary blended coffees. Would only recommend this place for those items. Maybe the energy drinks I have yet to try those

I spent very nice days in Prosser with my family. The Prosser House was our go to spot! We kept…read moregoing back because of its food, its drinks, and the staff! You gotta try the soups. The clam chowder is excellent, but my personal favorite is the vegetable soup. My wife enjoyed the phenomenal fried green beans as well! We also liked the fish and chips (great cod!), my daughter had the sliders, and I got the skirt steak. We also got the chicken wings. Everything was delicious! The Bartender is top notch and the drinks are phenomenal! All the staff is great. Service is excellent. The owners John and Belem are amazing hosts and mingle with the community. Casey, Haley, and Jeren from the staff are also very attentive and friendly; they provide outstanding service! There's both patio and indoor seating, and the wall is decorated with historical pictures, which added to a great experience!

No free WiFi! When you're out of data, you don't want to…read morecome here. Otherwise, this is a great place. No complaints.

I grew up in Umatilla- class of 1984. I am back in Umatilla twice a year visiting family and…read moretonight was my first time in The Bridge. I have lived in Las Vegas for 11 years and so coming home is a reality check and a stark contrast to my life there - especially when it comes to Shopping and food options (I will forever be a small-town Umatilla girl at heart) My experience at The Bridge tonight was a WOW!!! surprise. I ordered the vegetarian pizza on cauliflower crust, a huckleberry wheat beer and a blackberry lemonade margarita - THIS PLACE IS LEGIT! I loved the decor and ambiance. My server Kim was AMAZING. This will be my go to place on future visits home. Excited to be here for live music.

What a gem in such an unexpected spot. Stopped here for dinner on a road trip, and I was starving…read moreand looking for a burger and a beer. Boy, did I go to the right place. The waitress brought me a cold tap beer immediately and recommended the Beggin' for Bacon burger with truffle oil fries. I went with her recommendation, and she did not steer me wrong. This bad boy (see photo) was a 1/2 lb of beef with bacon mixed in to the patty plus a couple of slices on top. I was in heaven. Their fries are really wonderful, I ate far too many but with a cold beer what can you do? The wait staff was super friendly. She struck up a conversation about the national park on my T-shirt and chatted for a while. Nice. Umatilla is a pretty sad looking town, they are luck to have such a great establishment there.