We found this place on YELP!! We were on the highway passing through and needed some lunch. Reviews…read morelooked decent for this place. My fellow Yelpers didn't fail us....this place was excellent!! My Chorizo Breakfast Burrito was 5/5 stars!!! HUGE, tasty with excellent quality chorizo, NOT greasy at all. The taquitos were bland and just an over bit overcooked. Not bad, just could have been a little better! The staff...AMAZING!! Nice, professional and friendly!!

Burrito Express in Scappoose is hands down the best burrito spot in town -- and honestly, the best…read morein the surrounding area too. If you're looking for a place that does burritos right every single time, this is it. I usually order the steak burrito, and it never disappoints. The steak is flavorful, well-seasoned, and cooked perfectly -- not dry, not chewy, just solid quality meat that actually feels like the star of the burrito. Everything inside is balanced well, so you're not getting overwhelmed by rice or fillers. It's filling, satisfying, and consistently good. One of my favorite parts of coming here is sitting inside and hitting the sauce station. The sauce bottles in the mini fridge are a huge bonus, and if you like heat, the hottest sauce is incredible -- spicy, bold, and full of flavor, not just heat for the sake of heat. The green sauce is just as good, fresh-tasting and perfect for adding that extra kick and brightness to every bite. Being able to customize the heat level yourself really takes the experience up a notch. The overall vibe is authentic and comfortable, which fits the food perfectly. It's the kind of place where you know exactly what you're getting, and you leave happy every time. No gimmicks -- just really good burritos made by people who know what they're doing. Burrito Express is one of those local spots that you end up recommending to everyone because it never lets you down. Seriously.... We had a cousin move over here from Idaho and asked me where can i get good Mexican. And I told her burrito express and she raves about it now to her friends.

so I have been to this subway a handful of times unfortunately I have always got helped with the…read moresame lady. Her name is Jessica. She is always in a bad mood stops what she is doing to take care of other tasks unprofessional I love Subway! This lady should not be in the food service industry! Or somebody should talk to her about service

Shitty food the service is not great needs to be replaced by jersey mikes…read more Food tastes like crap People are mean Needs to go out of business

Let me begin by saying this: sometimes, in the middle of a busy day, what we are really looking for…read moreis not extravagance--but reassurance. Something familiar. Something dependable. Something that reminds us that small joys still matter. That is what I found at Dairy Queen. I ordered a Blizzard--simple, classic, unpretentious--and what arrived was a carefully balanced expression of comfort. The ice cream was smooth, cool, and consistent, blended with mix-ins that were generous without being excessive. Each bite reminded me that craftsmanship does not always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it simply does the job well, time after time. Now, the service. Polite. Efficient. Calm. The kind of interaction that doesn't rush you, doesn't complicate things, and doesn't forget that courtesy still counts. There was an ease to it--a sense that the people behind the counter understood they were not just serving dessert, but providing a momentary retreat. The ambiance carried that same spirit. Clean, bright, welcoming. Families talking. Kids laughing. The quiet hum of a place that knows exactly what it is meant to be. No excess. No confusion. Just a shared space where people come together over something sweet. And that, in many ways, is the point. Dairy Queen isn't trying to be something it's not. It shows up. It delivers. And it reminds us that even in uncertain times, a well-made treat and a friendly smile can still bring people together.

Today I drove my son to Scapoose for an All Star double header to prep for the District Tournament…read morenext week. I was hungry and the coaches and players had arrived so I drove 1/2 a mile down the road. The DQ was one of the strangest locations I have ever been to. It was in a strip mall on the corner...just looked odd to me. I got a double flamethrower burger combo. The burger was very small, much smaller than I remember, but it was tasty and even though it fell apart the burger and toppings had a good flavor and just a little heat. It could have used a couple raw jalapeños a la Five Guys. As i said portion size was pretty small. Reminded me a little of the "Biggie Bags", without nuggets and not $7. But honestly more would have been overkill and I am pretty satisfied. Especially after the free Dilly Bar for filling out the survey. The only negative was the fact that the food wasn't actually brought to my table. I mean that's that the numbers are for right. The old dude in shorts (maintance guy) just kinda dangled it over the coffee carafe waiting for me to get up and get it, which I did.

First visit to an In-n-out Burger in WA state. We had this burger in CA and Nevada years ago. We…read moreordered a double double , animal fries, regular fries and pink lemonade. We enjoyed every bite of this burger and every fries we ate. We really enjoyed them so much. We can't even recall how good it was until today. Ordering the burger was quick. The place was filled with people - whether drive thru or not. We waited 30 minutes before we got our order. It wasn't really chaotic, it's organized. A single line to order but several people to serve you. Then the real waiting game starts. It's not difficult to get a seat while you wait for your number to be called. Even the bathroom has a wait. Only 3 cubicles so there is also a line. Lots of tables outside too. Lots of parking . It's a party place when you visit this place. Had a good time. Hope to see one in Seattle soon!

This was a long awaited three hour road trip for The Homie from Shoreline to Ridgefield, WA…read more(6/11/26). We missed out while in San Diego six years ago. After a brief detour in Fife, we continued on the uneventful southbound drive. The exit to Ridgefield definitely had new development. The In-N-Out Burger had large signage by its building & drive-through. Note that this site is not noted on the Food sign on I-5. Found a parking slot and ventured in. Crowded outdoor & indoor dining areas. Crowded with folks awaiting their respective orders. Crowded with folks queueing up for beverages. The counter folks were well staffed to take orders. Best to buy branded merch online. Ordered a double double combo with fries & 7up soda. The Homie had a double double minus lettuce & tomato, animal style fries, and a milkshake shake. I thought the burger was fine. I didn't like the fries though, but The Homie was happy to inhale them with rest of his meal. Would I make this long drive again for In-N-Out (closest WA site vs Grants Pass or Keizur OR sites)? No. Maybe someday they'll consider a better situated one further north in the greater Puget Sound region/Western WA. I appreciated the souvenir hat and stickers, thanks!

Only stopped in once... my biggest issue was cash only. Other than that... dive bar with karaoke…read more Service was fast, but I don't carry cash so luckily my cousin covered me. It's a local watering hole, I have been told you can see the same people there often. One even has a good voice and sings great.... Others.... Well... they sing...

Great little spot for a beer! Service is great and welcoming! The new outdoor space is amazing and…read morea great addition!

Ah yes... the Hood to Coast chaos stop. We pulled into this Burgerville absolutely delirious. We…read morewere hungry, tired, sore, and riding that post run adrenaline. The place was packed with other runners in the same zombie state and I honestly could barely keep my eyes open as I ordered. The woman at the register deserves a gold star. She was incredibly patient and kind even as I fumbled and mumbled through my chicken sandwich order. The food? Well, it was hot, fast, and exactly what we needed. It's not gourmet but when we were so, so depleted, Burgerville felt like a five star experience. Also, clean restrooms, BLESS!

This is the first time I'm disappointed with Burgerville as far as their coleslaw!…read moreInstead of a normal fill to the top, it's halfway filled, or halfway empty. The rest of our fish & chips are about the same as other Burgerville. It was quick, it was just blocks from my St. Helens event, and it was the first choice to go for lunch.

okay so, it was amazing but when it just open there was this super…read morelooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooong line we had to wait like 2h. but the is crispy and juicy

Service was efficient! We came in on a random weekday afternoon and it wasn't busy at all. We were…read moregreeted promptly and had our order put in, and was called up in about 5 minutes. There's a good amount of seating inside, and the day we were in there was always staff cleaning up the tables after people left, they were super on top of it. The food was good! I got the two piece spicy meal set with mashed potatoes and coleslaw. I think the coleslaw could be better.. it was a little too soupy watery imo, but flavor wise was fine. The chicken was the main thing I came for, and it was tasty! Perfect crunchy skin, juicy chicken dipped with my gravy,

I ordered three six piece wings two original, one garlic Parmesan. The wings came hot fresh, and in…read morea nice container. Original 8/10 Garlic parm 7/10 Would order again.

Took the family out for dinner, ordered a couple boxes of chicken, at Popeyes in St. Helens, and…read morethey were gonna charge me $.30 for one packet of sauce!!! Left everything on the counter and walked out!! $.30 for ONE PACKET of hot sauce! Not in this lifetime!