Inside out: I'm sure parking isn't the easiest thing when it's busy, but we got lucky with a close…read morespot. It's well within walking distance to plenty of the hotels. The whole place is well decorated, pretty cozy, and definitely got a vibe to it of a local place. Service: everyone was fine and friendly, we were friendly to them as we could tell on the Sunday night it was just the two folks and they were doing their best. Drinks and food: the drinks were strong but good, the food was excellent. We got the chicken and it's definitely enough to split with someone, and the French dip which my husband said was meh. The potato jojos were huge but tasty. Over all very well worth the visit! A nice historic place and experience.

Recommend! e stopped by and got a couple Bacon Cheeseburgers. Absolutely no complaints what so…read moreever. We were happy. Looks like several beers on tap and full bar options!

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.

Stopped here for a quick lunch on my way east and I'm so glad I did!…read more The Summer Salad was terrific! Very tasty and full of fresh berries. The space is large but cozy and full of character. There's also plenty of seats at the window to enjoy the view. Service was super friendly. If I find myself in Pendleton again, I'll definitely come back.

Everything about this place is amazing. The employees, the atmosphere, the cool free events, the…read moredrinks, the snacks, literally EVERYTHING. Since moving here, my husband and I have become frequent flyers and will probably be known by name within the coming months.

This is a great little café with a good vibe. I like it because it is very gamer-nerd friendly…read more(it's linked to the game store), and safe space vibes. The only downside is that I have tried several times to use it as a third space when I just wanted to get out of my office, but sometimes it is closed on days when it says that it would be open, and sometimes the Internet is out.

I've been stopping here now and then for a great many decades. There isn't much on this stretch of…read moreSR14 from SR 97 to Umatilla. I would think they could make some dough putting in gas pumps as the locals must not enjoy driving 30 miles west on SR14 to fill up. I've never paid much attention but there could be a card-lock place across the street for businesses that have a membership. Those tractors certainly gulp down a lot of diesel in a week's time. There used to be a ferry here that went over to Arlington, OR but it's long gone now. It was used frequently by the locals to fetch groceries across the river. In recent years the population of Roosevelt has increased dramatically after the town decided that they would build a landfill and welcome the trash from the Seattle area. Trains loaded with refuse keep truck drivers employed and busy hauling the containers up the hill to be emptied. Prior to the landfill, Roosevelt was little more than a whistle stop with a dive bar and a couple of other now derelict businesses. Food here is pretty decent these days as they are feeding local truckers who want and expect a hardy meal at a reasonable price. You'll find that here. Staff is very friendly. There's a little park and boat launch down the road (south) with picnic tables and a view of the river.

What a lovely family run business. The burgers have been awesome both times we have stopped.read more

Hot daily soup and a full menu. Friendly staff and fast service. A perfect stop for a hot lunch on…read morea cold day.

Lovely small town Cafe. Stopped in for a meal during a late summer road trip. The ladies made…read morequick work of our order and we were back in the road in no time. The fried beef strips and BBQ sauce were amazing. Loved the fries.

My friend and i had lunch there today and it was great. Upon entering, i recognized the lady…read morebehind the counter but couldn't remember where from, so i asked and found out that i did know her as she previously owned The Hwy 12 Cafe in Dayton, WA. Shelia is a wonderful lady and the food is just as good as i remembered. At present they are only open Wed. thru Sun - 6am-4pm. I asked and she said that will change soon and they will within the next two months be serving those homemade pizzas that they were famous for in Dayton. I encourage everyone to go and have a relaxing time and have a good meal. Cheapest coffee w/refills in town...only .85. I know i will be a regular. Today i had the special of Chicken Fried Steak and my friend had an All Vegtable Omlete. Both were so good.

Delicious crepes with gluten free batter option! You can't go wrong with their sweet or savory…read morechoices. Very delicious and filling!

Popped in for a quick coffee but realized they had crepes, so we decided to stay for breakfast. And…read moreso glad we did!!! The crepes were amazing, fun environment and great customer service. This place is under new ownership and they're crushing it.

In the midst of our roadtrip we stumbled upon this little diner. We were greeted with a warm…read morewelcome and smiles. The $3 coffee was endlessly topped off. And the biscuits were swimming in gravy. Just how biscuits and gravy should be! 10/10 experience for hungry and weary travelers!

Yummy food, friendly, speedy service. Great for a blustery spring day ~ Navy Bean Soup & Homemade,…read moreDelicious French Dip & a great cup of hot black coffee

Superfantastic service and food reasonably priced wonderful desserts Recamend for Breakfast,…read moreLunch and Dinner. Great coffee.

Very friendly Staff. Big Portions, reasonable pricing. Little jealous I was trying to eat semi…read morehealthy because the desserts looked amazing! I had the chicken fried steak skillet, and it was amazing. It felt like an old time diner, loved the ambiance.