Nice people. But, The Older Female Bartender is very mean. It got racial very quickly. But, if this…read moreis the Image you won't the so be if: your White Skin gets you are here. Funny, everyone else in the environment made me feel warm and welcome. But the Older female bartender was a different story. Her view are her views but I will not go back. I did have a Amazing time. But, the older Female bartender who I tipped well is a wicked woman. That is all. Enjoy this place. Outside of her you are Welcomed In this amazing place.

Stopped in for a couple drinks and to check out the Eagles. This is a unique place It has the Elks…read moreand Eagles together. I think it's a great way to build membership and utilize this gigantic building has a huge dance floor room for a band The bar is nice and long well stocked they had a lot of great specials for the drinks. We just missed burger night It smelled amazing.. After we got in and got settled The staff and members were friendly. If I lived in the area I would definitely stop in often . They had karaoke Friday night.. Thanks for a great night we'll definitely stop in again. Seems like a really nice place to support your fraternal brotherhood.

This place is one of the only music stores in the Gorge area. They are quite helpful and another…read morefun fact, they make their own ukuleles! Unfortunately, I heard through the grapevine, that they will be closing here shortly. I'm going to have to get my strings changed before that! They will be missed! This is where I bought my baby Taylor and other music accessories. I would recommend a quick visit just to experience this local music shop before they are gone.

From the owner: We are here to serve the needs of the music community in the Gorge. If you'd like to purchase an…read moreinstrument, find a gift, start taking music classes or attend a workshop, come in and see us! Our friendly staff is always ready to assist you.

What a delight! The environment is hip, historic, pretty, inviting, and comfortable…read more Great light bites. Do the tasting flight... Buy a bottle and it's free. And join for even better deals. We were stopping in on Sunday afternoon so no crowd and just the server at the tasting bar, he was friendly and informative

This is a very magical place. We pulled up and it is stunning in size, we were instantly intrigued…read more Walking in, it felt like something out of a book. Intricate tablescapes and decor everywhere, with amazing vintage pieces and beautiful furniture. I have been everywhere, and there is NOTHING like this. We spent our first 30 min there just walking around in awe. They are super dog friendly! Dogs allowed inside and all the employees seemed happy to have them there. Our dog had a wonderful time sniffing. I did a wine flight so that I could get a bit of everything. The tasting room is full of light and all the colorful vintage decor sparkles. No two inches look the same. The staff was so friendly, petting our dog and checking on us just the right amount. The wine was lovely. There was so much variety in the flight and each one was totally unique from things I have tried in the past. We spent hours here playing "I spy" with all the decor. I will be thinking about this place for a long time and can't wait to return!

This is a beautifully curated museum. HIGHLY recommend and the price is completely reasonable…read more Learned so much from and to be near priceless pieces of history is beyond! I will never look at a neon sign (or argon) the same.

My boyfriend really wanted to see this place. We watched a short film about how these lights are…read moremade. I learned a few new things from this overall experience. We had a short tour too from Susan which was nice. These folks are passionate about what they do which helped a lot. Cool signs and history and we're likely to be back with friends. Good to support places like this one. Nice big historic building and ballroom. Very cool to visit!

This museum feels like a hidden gem. Came here on a school field trip and it was an excellent…read morevisit. Really nice exhibits about Lewis and Clark, the Oregon Trail, etc, beautiful grounds on a bluff over the Columbia River, and really engaging staff. Would definitely come back again.

We recently attended the fundraiser for the raptor program. It was a great night of raising money…read moreto support the program. We are members of the center, but we honestly attended this event due to one particular employee. We were particularly impressed with Bennett during one recent visit. His knowledge and dedication to the welfare of the birds was very apparent. He spent extra time educating us about the program and specific birds. After speaking with him we felt impelled to attend the fundraiser and help out further. The event seemed a tad slow and disorganized upon entry, but soon enough things got rolling more smoothly. Some raptors were brought out, and again while presenting Bennett demonstrated his care for the animals in making sure their comfort and welfare was being placed before any promised viewings for the night. A hat tip to Bennett for his dedication in particular, and to the center overall for the program and care for animals.

Located right on East 2nd Street, Manion Studios showcases art from local up and coming artists…read more They also have classes for aspiring artists. The shop has a variety of art displayed across several mediums, most framed. Antiques and collectibles are dispersed amongst the handmade items. In the back is the studio where they give classes; check their website for the schedule. I'm a big fan and supporter of art and always stop by studios and galleries to look at and appreciate the creativity. One never knows when a particular piece with "speak" to them and results in having to have it! While I didn't find anything this day, I enjoyed walking around the studio and looking at everything.

It's amazing and the history is awe inspiring. We met Leslie and she is so knowledgeable about The…read moreDalles and the historical relevance of Fort Dalles. Thank you so much for explaining everything to us. The carriages were amazing. See you again, soon.

Came here on a sunny Sunday to learn some history and it was a great experience. The docent in the…read moremain building was really friendly and gave us some history about the property and The Dalles. We walked around the house and enjoyed the architecture and the collections. Then we went across the yard and saw a bunch of old wagons and cars from the time period - the horse-drawn hearses were quite interesting, as was the electric car from 1902! Outside the building, my kids enjoyed petting the resident cat Midnight, who was mostly friendly. We then proceeded up the hill to see the Anderson homestead, which was also really cool to see. We probably spent just over an hour here and it was worth it.

This place was so nice when I called to schedule my appointment and the receptionist told me to…read morecome on Friday to work with a specific stylist that could do the base for my faux locs - which is only 8 French braids. The stylist was rude from the moment I walked in and kept saying "this is impossible" as if 8 French braids after a decade of experience is a lot. I was patient, I never raised my voice, and I showed her a video of how to do it but after the 3rd time of her repeating it I told her we can be done if she wants - then she snatched the clips out of my head and ran out of the building. I can't say more because I don't want to get anyone who wasn't her in trouble - let's just say that woman is like that ALL THE TIME. I was literally shaking. Proceed with caution...

The lowest end education/business. Harassing people who have never attended or signed up for their…read morespam emails. Not only is this extremely telling of the type of employees at this business but the other reviews suggest consistency in this low level behavior. Avoid this place. Go to a salon that respects those they provide services for, and if you must attend an academy, go to Paul Mitchell. The products are not worth it but the education is top notch. Hoping their staff gets the help they need psychologically instead of seeing every bit of factual information provided along with an unsubscribe as a personal attack to respond in a vile way.

Visited today. Wow so impressive! The fish, the flowers, the paper weights. Beautiful show room…read morewith the work studio open to view.

I love this amazing Gallery up the Columbia River in The Dalles Oregon. The drive alone is worth it…read moreyou passed by Multnomah Falls off the Columbia River Gorge which is a National Treasure. When you come up on to the gallery there's always plenty of items letter in the gallery that are for sale so you can actually walk in and buy right off the shelf. Or you can come in with your own idea and have them create it and bring it to fruition. Andy Nichols is a very thoughtful caring individual that brings his craft as high up as he can to make it something that is a memorable moment. He wants people to embrace the glass culture. In his early years it was a little bit of sacrifice to get into the point is that now but in his own words he says it was all worth it. If you look around as Gallery you'll understand that his heart is completely in this. Another great feature is that he has an incredible staff that teaches small to keep high quality in classes and you can go in and do your own glass projects under the supervision of the teachers. It's very safe they have several crucibles and kills that they use to produce the most incredible pieces you've ever seen. I highly recommend that you come in and arrange to have a glass blowing session with one of his instructors Britney was amazing. She assisted me and blowing up a 12 ounce drinking glass that had yellow bands running through it with blood red face. My girlfriend was able to create a special Christmas ornament for herself. Earlier one of the questions from the check in with is it a good place for kids. I would say no but then again it's a crazy kind of business where you see fire and glass and activity and things going on it could be interesting for kids to. I highly recommend it. Everything they do in the shop comes from their heart. And you can see it in the way that they treat people that come in through the door.