I've had this place on my list for awhile and finally got the chance to go! It's the oldest retail…read moreestablishment in Oregon. It has a great outdoor deck to eat on or a few tables inside. We only had the chance to try their ice cream but will definitely need to make it back for the food. Check out the Lego display of the store on your way to the counter...so cool :)

Wonderful setting, great outdoor space and great food! Great…read morefor a family outing or sharing with friends!

Hello Yelpies If you're even thinking about visiting this…read moreestablishment then you've already made the right decision. The staff is first rate and you're treated like you belong there from the start. The menu is awesome and has the right amount of choices for anyone. Keep in mind that if you're looking to just show up then the bar might be your only spot at the table so it's best to call ahead so you're on the list . Cheers

Very cute and cozy place…read more The staff is incredibly friendly and makes great recommendations The food was very delicious as well Looking forward to coming back

Cute cafe in small town. Employees are super friendly. Daughter got iced matcha latte which she…read moresaid was sweet, smooth and delicious. I got the strawberry flavored energy. Basically Red Bull with syrup. Tasted like Red Bull and strawberry syrup. Recommend because it's a cool little place who does things right

We made a trip to this restaurant for brunch but I was disappointed. I was envisioning a generous…read morebreakfast but I got a minimal one. I ordered a crepe and crisp bacon. I was served one crepe fold in fourths with just a very light sprinkling of powdered sugar, no butter or topping. It had 2 very small slices of lemon. Very dry. Bacon was fine. Husband ordered a vegetarian sandwich and got a very slim sandwich with a slice of melted cheese and a few vegetables. Neither of our entrees had any accompaniments. Certainly not a generous brunch for either of us. Of course we had to order at the counter and clear our own dishes.

This place is so awesome, I almost don't want to tell you about it…read more Came here are 9:30am on a Tuesday and the place was packed. Just an FYI, because this place gets busy they request you limit your visit to 1.5 hours. Now the menu. It is vast and everything sounded so good. Between the pastries, the yummy drinks, and the menu items, I had a hard time picking. I went with a muffin and a latte. The blueberry lemon muffin was large and so tasty. I ordered a plain latte to get a baseline on the coffee making skills. It was pretty good. I'll have to try one of the seasonal drinks next time I go. This place is small. Tables are close together. I could hear everyone's business. So keep that in mind. I am going to return when I have a bit more time. Probably a bit earlier in the morning to make sure I can get a table.

Pastries are tasty. But the coffee is lacking and could use major improvement. I went in and had…read morejust paid for my mocha when a minute later it was ready. Usually service this quick is a plus but I've never been to a coffee shop where I don't hear the grind of beans and the wait of the espresso pull. The shots must've been pre-pulled as the coffee has a burnt after taste and that's confirmed after 3 different occasions. Maybe that taste is hidden for the customers that are also eating breakfast.

Located in a nursing home facility, golfing place. Great little diner. I got a cup of chili and it…read morewas pretty good. Service was good too There is no sign up front of the building but near the entrance to guide you to the front entrance. Walk through 2 doors and you're there.

Country Cottage was good, but nothing special. The ambiance is what one might expect for being part…read moreof Senior Estates, with dated decor to match; but still a cute little dining establishment. My parmesan crusted halibut was a little more dense than I would expect for that type of fish -- it was bright white, but was not flaky at all. The flavor was good, but it felt very heavy with the provided tartar sauce. The fries had great flavor, but they could have stayed in the fryer a little longer, as they were rather pale. The veggies were obviously frozen and reheated, and didn't have a lick of seasoning on them -- definitely needed salt & pepper. I ordered soup with my meal, and it didn't make it out before the main courses. Not a huge deal, as they just brought it out after I mentioned it. The soup was okay, but nothing special. The best part of the meal was dessert -- Dutch Apple Pie. It was just what an apple pie should be, with a nice flaky crust. I would definitely go back, but might try something other than seafood. Our experience was in the high 3-star range, but not quite a 4.

The surface is always great. Customer service is top notch. Food I wish there was more of a…read moreselection especially when you're staying there for a week. But it's understandable it's not a huge restaurant. Food was delicious and fresh tasting.

This restaurant is so surprisingly good! (Only surprising because it's in a hotel and just…read moreunexpected!) We started with happy hour drinks and appetizers. The bao bun and green beans are delicious! Dinner was the rib eye ($38 for 15 oz!) and shoulder steak and both were very good! The crispy potatoes and roasted green beans were excellent side dishes. Topped it off with an affogato. House red wine was decent and very economical. Great service & pretty decor. We'll be back to try some more of the menu items!

This place is an absolute gem of a restaurant. My best friend and I found this place over a year…read moreago and have been back several times as well as brought people with us. Amazing atmosphere, absolutely delicious food, cocktails are amazing, and staff is delightful! Highly recommend this Loam. Get the bacon, you won't be sorry!

I'm really disappointed by our Mother's Day experience at Loam--especially because we've had great…read morevisits here before. We had a 10:45 reservation but ended up waiting outside on the sidewalk for over 40 minutes. We got a couple of "it'll be soon" updates and one offer to sit at a picnic table on the sidewalk. That wasn't an option for my husband's back. And, by that point, it felt like we'd already had the full sidewalk experience! To add to the frustration, we watched a table that would have fit our party turn over and be given to a group that had arrived well after us. Once seated, things didn't improve much. Our daughter has celiac disease, and after talking through options with our server, she ordered a modified breakfast plate. When it arrived, it had two slices of (gluten-full) toast placed right in the middle. We asked for a remake. While we were waiting someone came over to tell us (firmly) that the kitchen isn't dedicated gluten-free. We fully get that, but that's different from putting bread on top of everything on the plate, especially after we'd already discussed the restriction. As I was saying that, the staff member walked away. The interaction felt more like a lecture than the apology that would've been appropriate. The food overall was okay, but not memorable. My husband said the "special" Bloody Mary was the worst he's ever had--memorable, just not in a good way. On the positive side, the gluten-free coffee cake was excellent, and thankfully the company made the day worthwhile. My guess is there may have been an issue with our reservation. We made it in person previously and it was written in a notebook. When we called to confirm the day before, they initially couldn't find it. It felt like it might not have made it into the system, and they were trying to accommodate on the fly once they realized it. If that's the case, a little transparency upfront would have gone a long way--we would have appreciated the option to adjust our plans rather than end up waiting outside for so long. Overall, this felt like a series of misses and mishandled opportunities to improve the experience. It's also an excellent reminder of why I normally steer clear of dining out on holidays.

Holy moly. The charms of a country cafe combined with the most warm and welcoming (correction:…read morenicest of all time) staff. They were flush with customers even on a Monday, but with some patience you will be seated and served with the most delicious food. You won't even mind the calories (or at least I didn't), especially after you wash it down with some fresh squeezed juice. Must gets: -Caramelized banana pancake (half portion = 1 huge pancake) -They also really know how to do a darn good hashbrown. -And for bread? That cornmeal molasses toast was completely unreal

A cute place to have breakfast. We had a Benedict and an egg plate. The service was very friendly.read more

There's always someone to great you as you enter. You order your food near the front door, then…read morethey assign you a table. They'll bring your food to you when it's ready. They have a good menu with a good amount of choices. The food is as good as home-cooked or better! The environment is comfortable. You should give Lugano's a try.

ashley is the best! always in a good mood and is very personable, hannah the manager is a gift from…read moregod she runs the place so well. the music is always matching the vibe of the weather and is much appreciated.

I Decided on a return visit and brought a friend. I wasn't disappointed WITH Breakfast. Steak n…read moreeggs this time and was cooked to my delight just right which is medium! Two eggs were too over easy as I like them? The only critique I can mention is I received biscuits rather than the rye toast I requested? But Breakfast overall was very good so nothing really important to complain about I reckon? 4 stars****!

Cindy's always has good home-cooking' food, whether it's a yummy ham Benedict, a super tasty…read morecheeseburger, a big ol' Caesar salad or a giant cinnamon roll made especially for Molalla's annual Share the Love event. Every year, Cindy's goes out of their way to support the local fundraising event and this year, they raffled off a gorgeous quilt and sold these huge cinnamon rolls, giving 100% of the proceeds to STL. I ordered a breakfast burrito made with taco meat, cheese, hash browns, sour cream, and salsa, with a side of fresh fruit (cantaloupe, watermelon & grapes). The burrito was so big I had to bring my cinnamon roll home to eat later. Service is always with a smile, refilling my coffee before the cup was empty and stopping for a short friendly chat between customers. With its large menu, you're sure to find something to fill your tummy - you won't leave hungry!