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Phlox Point Cabin

4.4 (10 reviews)
InexpensiveMexican, Wine Bars
Closed • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
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PHLOX POINT CABIN ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?
Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Menu. Tacos are 3 for $12. Drinks $10 each
Kat J.

The food is like Portland'a food trucks, but hidden in the snow and trees. The price is decent compared to the lodge but expensive no less for a "food truck". The kitchen area is small so they only offer 5 options of tacos and 4 kinds of hot sauce to choose from. The tacos are 3 for $12/ $4 each and worth every penny, they are larger than street tacos and filling. The mixed drinks are $10 each and the huckleberry is sweet but delicious. The canned beer options change based on supply and demand but are brewd by Mt Hood brewing. They offer two towns cider by the can for $7, wine for $7.50, and cold or hot drinks for $3.50. Everything is premade at the main lodge and brought up each day. Last call is 3pm. There is a fire pit out front and the signs are off of pucci but have to keep an eye out for it. There is a warm fire inside but minimal seating more of a standing bar to keep people moving. The cabin is a refinished boys scout cabin from 1930. It's well refinished but it's also still new and a best kept secret. There are convenient hooks next to seating for gear and at the entrance for coats should you choose to stay longer. The music is legit and can be heard outside and in but doesn't give away the location.

the entrance to the lodge
Judah J.

This mid-mountian taco hut is warm and cozy. The perfect place to get out of the wind and enjoy a beer and some delicious gourmet tacos. David the barkeep is super friendly. I'll definitely be making this a must stop at place during every trip to Timberline.

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2 years ago

Amazing destination tacos beer ski in ski out and a fire pit : can't wait until we have snow!

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Do they have tamales or pozole, or just tacos?

Just tacos. It's a tiny little ski-in-ski-out cabin.

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Review Highlights - Phlox Point Cabin

“Me and my family always ski down to this place after skiing the slopes around Timberline Lodge.”

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