Well first they use real butter for your eggs, skillets. The ladies who work here are so sweet and…read morewelcoming. We ordered the morning peach panini and my daughter just got bacon and avocado. My mom got the rise and shine eggs were so flavorful the giant sausage patty was super crispy, the wheat berry toast and their freezer jam makes me want to buy a jar of we could. My morning peach was super flavorful the goat cheese and peach Jame with the salty bacon such a good balance. Definitely easy and almost just a little too much jam. My daughter's bacon avocado panini was also right on point. Oh and they squeeze their own grapefruit and orange juice. You can tell everything is from scratch. I wish we had a place like this at home. The ambiance is so cute hippie, little county chic and hipster. The music is great love the rustic seating. Def should come to this spot of your in town.

Service a tad slow, but we got the last two seats in the house! The food was terrific with…read moregenerous portions. Friendly people - staff and customers.

So good! Burgers are phenomenal and the hand cut fries are uniquely delicious. Do stop in for a…read moremeal!

Some of the best sweet potato fries I have EVER HAD! Burger was wonderful but I'm still thinking…read moreabout those fries!!

Simply outstanding!…read more In the post-covid world we're told to accept mediocre service, lesser food taste/quality, smaller food portions and higher prices. And if you dare question any of the above, you're told to shut up, suck it up... and be thankful for what you got! The Prodigal Son is a throwback to the best of pre-Covid times: Fantastic beer! Great food! Great ambiance! Great service! Sizable portions... and Great prices! I highly recommend The Prodigal Son.

Ordered a beer and French fries. Not sure how any kitchen can in good conscience send out what we…read morewere expected to eat. The chips were the color of old mahogany furniture and tasted like old oil. As we left we noticed no one else were eating the fries on their plates. The beer was good.

We were there on business and locals suggested we eat here before leaving town so we stopped for…read morebreakfast before leaving town. Staff were friendly and welcoming. The portions were hearty. The quality was consistent with large hometown eateries like this -- was decent quality and reminds you of yesteryear. We would probably go back since it's such a down home friendly place. They charge 50 cents for credit card. There was plenty of parking.

The Chicken Caesar wrap and fries were delicious. Fries were battered and went well with their…read moreranch.

Food is excellent and so was the service. Don't be fooled by the Strong IHOP vibe when you walk in…read more We had blueberry pancakes, hash browns, eggs, toast, and linked sausage and all was so yummy! Really liked the cranberry mimosa with a hint of OJ in it. We will be back for sure.

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.

Love, love, love the pizza and drinks here. You can't go wrong with pizza style, regular or…read moreDetroit, they are both excellent!! You can't tell they make their own dough and they use great ingredients!! The fried ravioli is also a family favorite. Mixed drinks are prepared quickly and always tasty. The entire menu and personality of this lace is so fun!! I love their sense of humor and whimsy in everything they do. You've gotta get here for pizza if you haven't yet. Hands down the best pizza in Pendleton, Hermiston, and all of Tri Cities. Not sure about Walla Walla as I haven't tried pizza there, but who knows?? Could be!

The food was pretty good but the hamburger patty was quite a bit smaller than the bun which made it…read morehard to eat. The service was extremely slow. The seating was uncomfortable and the long wait for our food didn't help. I think the clincher for the one star rating was we didn't realize they automatically put a tip on the bill. We didn't feel they deserved a tip but apparently they did... They also add a 3% credit card charge.... [I just read the owners reply...wow!!! I am sorry you had another unhappy customer but that wasn't us. We didn't say anything while we were in the restaurant and we didn't order a well done hamburger. So sorry you had another unhappy customer.

The food and service was great. We would definitely come back. The decor is amazing. The steaks…read morewere cooked right and tender.

We popped in while traveling through Pendleton. I love the rustic bank bar area. Millie (make sure…read moreto ask for her!) made me a wonderful drink similar to a brown derby. All the wait staff were friendly & helpful. The lunch menu is a bit limited BUT don't bother looking at it anyway. ORDER the FRENCH DIP sandwich. It was the best I've ever had!! So good! Definitely stop in even if it's just to look around. So fun & yummy!

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.

Well here is my 2nd review. I got invited out to breakfast on Sunday Knowing it could go wrong,…read moreand probably would, I accepted. When ordering the waitress, is who is WONDERFUL, said there are four tickets ahead of you and it will be 45 minutes. Fists she is warning us of an ongoing issue and she has to do so. We said ok, we'll take the chance. We watched no less than 3 groups leave due to the wait. We got served 1hour and 10 minutes later. The bacon is cold, the eggs are cold and I would be happy waiting for a good meal. This is not a good meal. The 5 of us are eating the 6th is waiting. The was once when we could get a pretty decent breakfast and enjoy it. That cook moved on. Writing this is not fun I love the rainbow. Sunday's mornings are done for me.

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.

Great hamburger and coffee shakes always have a lot eat.its a fair price for what u get and its…read morehots eats

OMG ! If we could Leave a zero rating we would. We are in our 60's And 70's And this was BY FAR…read morethe filthiest restaurant we have ever been to. The inside dining is a total joke , it is a very dirty store room with tons of flies and fly paper hanging . The outside patio is not Much better with food all over the picnic tables. An employee came out of the kitchen with a lite cigarette hanging in his mouth. More flies everywhere in the ordering area. The food was also was not very good, well below average, not sure how they got some of these good reviews ! The only good thing was that we did not get iill after eating there , we were genuinely concerned about the food safety . Does Oregon not inspect their restaurants ?