This was the best find ever!! I would drive all the way to dayville again to eat breakfast there…read more We took slices of pie home and the habanero peach might be o e of the best pies ever!

Best chicken fried steak I have ever had, and a great Benedict too. I forgot to order pieces of…read morepie to go, and wish I had done that.

After a few hours hiking the Painted Hills we stopped by Tiger Town and what a gem…read more First a huge shout out to Heidi the host, bar tender and bus person. She was running the whole time we were there. But always had a smile on her face! Food and ambiance was what we were looking for. This is small town USA at its best. If you're passing through Mitchell Oregon you must stop! We plan to stop on our way back. How could we not. Love this place!!!!

Tiger Town Brewing was on my list for breweries to try for a long time. So when we went to the area…read moreto see the Painted Hills we made sure to stop here for lunch and to try their beers. I will get to the beers first. We tasted several different ones and unfortunately we didn't feel very impressed. Some of the beers had an odd aftertaste to them. But in the end we settled on the Tokyo Chad. This was a Japanese Rice Lager and we liked this beer relatively well. Not the best Japanese Lager we have ever come across but it was okay. Flavor features in this beer is biscuity and grainy. What we liked best about Tiger Town was the food. I got their cheeseburger with pepper jack cheese and their Sidewinder Fries (similar to French Fries only curvy) were excellent. Everything with the meal tasted good and fresh. The atmosphere is fun and has some quirks going on with it mainly with the pictures they have hung up in the dining area. Staff was very good. They were attentive and very friendly and cheerful to interact with. If we are back in the area we would certainly come here for the food again as we were very impressed with it. We just weren't too terribly wild about the beer.

Chantel was absolutely incredible as a waitress! She greeted us right when we came in and made it…read moresuch an awesome experience! The food and the atmosphere were great. I highly recommend!!:)

Great food and the best beer in Eastern Oregon. Wonderful…read moreatmosphere as well as five star service:) Don't miss this place.

Some of the most amazing pizza I have ever had in the whole world salad bar was great. It is so…read morecool in here and rustic, and the history is amazing. All the servers are the best and so nice. The service is the best. Also get the cookie with ice cream that is cooked in the cast-iron skillet. One of the best desserts I have had in all of my years.

The food is v good and I loved the bar area and seating. Mad busy with customers and doing a great…read morejob keeping up. Prairie is a small town with a great restaurant. We enjoyed it and would definitely recommend and return, all the thumbs up

Huge portions. Great small town atmosphere with awesome staff. Very good food and the place was…read morefull of locals.

Very cute spot! The food was yummy, but be prepared to wait. We came on a Saturday around 11:45AM…read moreand waited about 30+ minutes for our food. We didn't mind waiting because we weren't starving and there was also only one person working the kitchen. No big deal. The tater tots were soooo delicious. I'd definitely pick them as your side. We'll be back :)

We stopped for a couple of salads and had intentions of going back for blizzards. I ordered a full…read moresized salad and my wife, being less hungry, ordered a side salad. My wife's salad was amazingly small. About the lettuce for a couple burgers and just a little tomato. Less than one would expect for $3. Mine was "ok"but still smaller and bit different from what I receive at other D Qs. Our salads also sat on the counter for quite a while. They were delivering food to the tables for some people, calling numbers for others. They did neither for us and after waiting awhile we had to figure out that those salads were ours. This DQ even charged us .29 for a small water cup. After this, we skipped the blizzards. Dear DQ customer team, please don't respond with the same insulting canned answer that I see on the other reviews.

The absolute SLOWEST drive thru EVER that is literally intended to offer a "fast food" experience…read more Do not come here if you have a 30 minute lunch break you will spend at least 20-25 minutes in the drive thru. I am not even exaggerating. To top it off my burger and fries were nearly cold. Never again, I would rather go to the grocery store and get a protein bar.

The restaurant is closed. It's been closed for a year or more. They might still do raft rentals…read morethough.

Nice place to get a snack while driving through John Day fossil beds. This place is just west of…read morethe junction to get to Mitchell, fossil, and spray and on the south / west side of the road. Staff is super friendly. We came for the pie which was recommended by the staff at the sheep rock unit museum. Pies are homemade and small - like 7" diameter. Good from 2 really hungry hikers or 3 normal appetites. We opted for cherry and it was delicious. Their cakes looked good too though I found out they were from Costco so stick with the pies.

At least a century of food and beverage experience greeted us at Squeeze In. A rural eatery…read more A long-ago, gray, raining winter we nreakfasted here - at the Sundown Cafe. People age, operatots change. Life moves in. We were sure we had stopped here in Canyon City, but something was different. It's the Squeeze-in, with new paint and theme. We added an egg to the Special. We split meals. Our one giant pancake was split into two big pancakes, courtesy of our server and the cook. Bravo! Our coffee was tefilled as needed. Our breakfast filled us up. We were pleased. We will return.

Great food, good service. Location was convenient with ample parking. Fun atmosphere. Clean and…read moreinviting. We can't wait to come back and try more on the menu!

We were hunting in the area and decided to stop in. The place has been completely rebuilt new…read morekitchen and all. We had burgers ( that were cooked to perfection) and a salad. And to our pleasant surprise they had a small selection of nice liquor and a good selection of beers. The place was a bit busy but we had great service from a very nice waitress. We travel through often and will make this a stopping point in the future. Four stars is high for a burger and pizza place but they had some nice specials, booze and great service.

8/13/14 - Lunch I…read morehadn't been through Seneca in a while, and decided to try Bear Valley Roadhouse since I had heard it was under new management. Let's be clear, we're largely talking pub-grub. But, it's probably the best pub-grub in Oregon, Washington or Idaho. And, the value equation is so good it's silly. All the food is from-scratch, and the wait staff is nice, with Eastern Oregon sensibilities. We had 5 in our party, and we each ordered something different. Chicken Strips, Pizza, French Dip, Cheesburger, and Cobb Salad (if memory serves). Everyone enjoyed their meals, and the details really stood out: The beef for the French Dip was not overcooked, and the Au Jus was tasty; the cheeseburger, despite being grass-fed and lean (from Silvies Valley Ranch) was still juicy and tasty (!); and the fries were absolutely perfect, nice and crisp. The topper for several of us was the Huckleberry Shakes because it IS Eastern Oregon - we were all quite pleased. If you happen through for hunting season, or the Malhuer Refuge Bird Festival, or maybe you're heading down to check out the Steen's Mountains, you should definitely stop in for a repast. You might need to resist the urge to eat in John Day or Burns, depending on your direction of arrival, but you'll be glad you did!