While staying in Baker City, Oregon for the night, it was common sense to have breakfast at a local…read morediner called the Oregon Trail. It sounded like something a tourist should do when you're staying in a little town like Baker. The diner is part of the motel next door which is also called the Oregon Trail. Both venues are kinda dated. I'm sure in it's prime it was fabulous! But eating at this venue was pretty cool. It was like stepping into an old school time capsule. We sat ourselves at a booth on the very left of the diner. It was probably one of the only booths where the seating wasn't all messed up. We were instantly greeted and given menus. I did creep on their online menu this morning but it was good to see what I might miss. I got the country breakfast. It had two eggs, 5 slices of bacon and I opted for fresh fruit instead of the hashbrowns. The eggs were cooked perfectly, nice and yolky in the middle. The fruit was super fresh! It was still on the unripe side but still sweet. The bacon was ok. It was slightly overcooked in the middle and chewy on the ends. It was quite the experience eating here. The servers are really nice and really good at making sure your coffee cup is always full! By the time we left, there was a good crowd of people coming in. It was cool to experience Baker's local diner. It was neat dining here with all the locals.

We saw this restaurant and decided to eat lunch here on . The decor is old school! Deer heads,…read morefish and cool stuff! So happy breakfast is served all day! Food was great and service was excellent. Everyone is so friendly. Will come again!

Great food, great service and the best Fried ice cream! Just passing through with our great…read morenieces, hadnt been here in many years. Our dinners were really great, I especially liked my Pollo A la crema. The place was very clean, even the restroom.

Delicious food. Hot salsa. It was busy on a Monday night so must be the place to go in town…read more Guacamole was superb.

Their drinks were not to my liking. I couldn't even take 2 sips. Sent first drink back (which I…read moredon't think they took off the tab even though it was NOT CONSUMED) . I said I can't drink it and opted for a margarita. Have no idea how u can screw up a margarita but it was not drinkable either. No sweetness. Just unlike any other I've ever had. Left that full as well. The charcuterie board app was great. But expensive. The other food was super mediocre. Just felt like it was middle of the line out of the freezer. Cute presentation. Very underwhelming. I can honestly say they're the most unenjoyable cocktails I've ever had. Our server acted like she couldn't care less if we were happy, or satisfied. She knew I sent the first drink back, saw the 2nd left full and didn't ask a single ? The whole experience was very lacking. Skip this place.

We ate at The Laurel, the restaurant of the Landing Hotel, on January 17. Nice decor, small number…read moreof tables consistent with the small hotel. Well done menu, small but enticing. Server was excellent, very accommodating and considerate. They specialize in craft cocktails also. I had a Wallowa Riff, a tuned up Manhattan. Best Manhattan I have ever had. We had bacon wrapped dates, steak bites, risotto and for dessert a goat cheese cheesecake. Steak cooked perfectly, as was the broccolini. I cannot say enough good things about this place. If you are anywhere near La Grande Oregon, you must stop there for dinner.

We went specifically for the sushi. Our order took some…read moretime due to there was only one waitress. And there were 5 tables seated. I could see the sushi. And the chef trying to catch her eye to come get the food. It sat for at least 5 min. I note this as our order was all tempura battered sushi. Other than that, we loved the food. Every roll was well made, and filled with fresh tasty ingredients . The sauces were very good, the sauce for the phoenix roll was incredible. There is outdoor seating during the summer, right next to the river. Im looking forward to a summer dinner.

Boss of the restaurant passed out, shoes off, socks on table and farted in his sleep where people…read moreeat. I can't even make that up. Gets up doesn't even wipe it down. Pot stickers are dank asf. I had the Thai curry noodles and I would never eat it again. My bud had the combo plate and idek wtf that was it was gross didn't even eat it. The girl with the curly hair and piercings was super sweet and a great server. Not her fault the food and place sucks. The fly's in the air tasted better than the food.

I got there at 3:50 pm. Ten minutes before lunch was over. And during their happy hour (several…read moremeals as well as drinks to choose from). The Sirloin with 2 sides is only around $13 compared with almost double that on the dinner menu. Good specials on drinks too. Summer took great care of me. She's excellent. Even though baked potatoes aren't supposed to be ready that early she got me one. I got the lunch rib plate, which is a huge beef rib (although a little smaller than it used to be). It was mostly meat and not much fat. Way too much for me to eat, it provided lunch the next day as well. I brought home a burger to my wife, which was also cooked perfectly. It's a fun old-fashioned place to go to. Lots of animal heads on the walls and cowboy type things. This is in the old Sizzler right off the freeway and just into Oregon. They are owned by the same people as Indian Creek steak in Caldwell. Happy hour and lunch prices are very good, dinner prices can easily be $50 or more. their happy hour runs until 6 o'clock every day, which is great.

Menu prices for lunch are the same for dinner - HIGH. $50 for a steak? Eek…read more I went for a quick lunch but the menu was so limited that that alone was a disappointment. I just can't justify spending the money on a previous Sizzler environment. It's not fit for a "quick lunch" type of place. My opinion is that it just feels like they're struggling so they need to charge high to cover losses. I'd suggest building more menu items, at smaller portions to suit more palates and needs. Like maybe lunch specials. I know prices everywhere are just high in general, and eating out nowadays is a luxury, and I totally get they need to cover their costs as well, but sometimes you're willing to spend it when the environment is lovely and the food is great. This restaurant was not a place that I was pleased in spending this much for lunch. Most reasonable priced item was a nearly $20 burger that was definitely not worth the money. The fries are fresh cut but are just not great - flimsy fries do not excite me. The lunch menu selection in general is dismal. I just kept looking at the menu, hoping something would entice me but it's really just a steak or a burger option. Or chicken strips. Not many options, not many price points. The interior is a little sad too. It just doesn't feel like a nice place. I pulled up and assumed they were closed. The door that faces where you pull up is a closed side door, so you gotta walk around a smidge. Just wasn't inviting. The service was excellent and friendly and attentive. The servers and service are keeping it all together for sure.

What a cute place to find in the sleepy Saturday night town of Payette!…read more Downtown Payette is what Caldwell once looked like before investors went in and built more businesses. The streets are dark and very few places are open and that makes me sad because this could be such an adorable old town downtown vibe for locals! So don't miss this restaurant towards the end of Main Street and then hop across the street to Hammer Time for family fun with axe throwing! El Kamaron has done a great job with their interior decor, seating layout, has a full bar, and an extensive menu that includes quite a bit of seafood options! It's the Torres Mariscos that sold me on trying this place and it didn't disappoint! This is a menu item that you'd see regularly in a beach town in Mexico like in Nayarit, MX! It was loaded with shrimp, octopus, and crab. I was so excited to just eat the meats that I didn't even want crackers or chips. Just let me feast on the meats with the avocado, cucumber, onion and tomato and I'm in heaven! I'll be back for this item alone! I also ordered a holiday specialty drink called the cranberry Paloma and I loved it. It was beautifully presented with a dehydrated orange slice and floating cranberries with a Chamoy and Tajin rim. I tossed my straw to the side so I could enjoy each sip with the rim! The staff ate so lovely and friendly with smiles and always ask how you're doing and if you need anything! You order at the table but pay at the bar counter closest to the door. There were two birthday celebrations going on and each birthday baby (adults in their 60's) received a cute colorful shot in a champagne flute and the entire restaurant sang to them. It was an enjoyable experience!

Fried trout appetizer was a good surprise!! Enchilada with rice, refried beans and salad -…read moreexcellently prepared by chef. My wife had chile relleno Enjoyed a Draft Modello and watermelon margarita. All were refreshing and had great taste. Service was fast, friendly and superb while seated at the bar, run by the owner's son. This place has great choice for Mexican cuisine in Treasure valley.

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.

This was my 2nd time having dinner here and it was just as fabulous as the first time. Our…read morewaitress, Sandy and James were fantastic. Perfect service, the most incredible steak (cooked perfectly) I have ever had. I also love their rosemary carrots. The hostess is always so welcoming too. I think her name was Cameron but not sure exactly.

Ordered Med Rare got well done...never sent a plate back in my life but had to...restaurant empty…read moreim only one here been over an hour since originally ordered and still without a steak..im a comped casino guest and wouldnt come back for free...

Went in for dinner during the week. The service was excellent. We were sat right away. Food was…read moregreat. We got a burrito and chile verde. Both were very good. Highly recommend.

What a strange outdoor set up. We were there during the week, only one other family out side. we…read moreasked for one of the umbrellas table and was told only if no one else comes, or they would have to move us. Really? they reserve those for parties of 4 only. I was there, with my wife, and wanted a little shade and the chairs were WAY more comfortable at those tables. The server(a guy) was kind of arrogant, not really a customer focused server. The food was standard Mexican fair, not really great, and seemed very pedestrian, as if this could be a bbq with a small Mexican menu. almost like a secondary line.

Food was delish, yellow curry with crispy tofu was a favorite! Servers were on point. Will be back…read morewith my family

This joint is about as constant as the number of times I have to pee at night. You'se never can…read moretell if they will get an order right, If you go there maybe you will have ta wait and wait and it's a guessing game whether or not the so called Thai food will be worth eating. I lived in Thailand. This food does not resemble anything I ate there during that year. My frail picked up take out tonight. She told the dumb bunnies NO SPICE on the fecking ( a nod to St. Patty's day) drunken noodles. Guess what? Yep they be spicy. I can't eat spicy food. I don't even feed spicy food to my dog. If it wasn't such a long drive I'd pin on my diapers and I'd take it back. Alas, it came out of their kitchen as worthless if yas can't eat spicy food and it remains unedible for me. Not the first time I've spent my cabbage here for a bad result but certainly is the last. I write lotsa places and express myself. The good, the bad and the ugly. I'll be sure ta mention what I paid for tonight and could not eat. I hates anyone to pay for something they aren't gonna get. Maybe they got the order wrong. Maybe the cook doesn't understand English. Maybe I just don't care. Actually I do care. I care that I paid for something I did not get. If you get food from here .. shhh .. pause and pipe that. That be Hammer laughing.