Absolutely delicious. Large and unique menu. Good kid options. And friendly staff. Would gladly…read morereturn!

My husband got the Swiss Mushroom Burger with onion rings this time. He said it is delicious. As…read morealways, the service is very good.

Stumbled across this gem...terrific berry pancakes, great burger.... Amazing warm and friendly…read morestaff, quirky decor, lots of charm.

Service is a little different for a small town cafe, you order at the counter, pay and then take a…read moreseat. Staff is friendly. Food was good. Blueberry Pancakes were delicious, but flat. They probably over-mixed the batter. Homemade pies looked good!

They opened late last year in time for the harvest festival. I ordered the full biscuits and gravy…read morewith a side of sausage. The biscuits were fresh sourdough. They were perfect for the sausage gravy. It was the breakfast I was looking for, comforting, filling, added dashes of Tabasco, the right amount of heat and acid to cut through the richness of the gravy. Coffee was perfect with this, hot fresh with enough space for cream. The table next to me ordered the Dad's breakfast burrito. It was as big as a forearm. The cook smiled at me, said it was filled with eggs, cheese, crispy red potatoes and sausage. This was a perfect surprise. I almost hesitated to post this, wanting to keep this as a hidden gem, the perfect soundtrack playing with great food served simply in a small town. If you are on the road, heading into Washington or passing through Satus Pass you will want to stop here.

Great service and food. Good size portions at a very reasonable price! Owner is very pleasant and…read moreaccommodating of requests. Definitely will make this a favorite when in the area!

Jayde's service was exceptional…read more The decor is an elegant escape The signature sunset drink was fresh The monte cristo was decadent and generous

I was thoroughly satisfied with my Monte Cristo sandwich. The jam that comes on the side was…read moreexcellent. Very sweet workers in there, and the food came out extremely fast. Lots of tables for seating inside, outside, and in the sunroom!

Way overpriced. The portion size for a rice &beans is ridiculous for $5.99. The take home…read morecontainers suck. They leaked. The Enchiladas were good but not worth the price. Literally charging $4.99 for one enchilada is clinically insane. Definitely not worth it. Customer service..meh.

The food was really delicious. It didn't look like I expected but I'm glad we went inside anyway!…read moreIt's a diner and has good American and Mexican food. The waitress was super on top of getting what we needed and it seemed to be run by a family. My kids loved the burgers and said they were the best they had ever had! I was shocked! As I often make them grass fed burgers on sourdough etc. the place was clean and has lovely updated bathrooms too!

We had planned a stop at Hood River as a fuel-stop and found this place as a nearby restaurant…read moreserving an early breakfast. Serendipity is so wonderful! Street parking, right next to the Mt. Hood Hotel (part of it?). Lovely decor, outside tables were set up but a little too chilly that morning. Loved the large bar and small tables setup with an inside set of booths. Friendly and warm service, coffee was served in glass mugs, felt like home :) We ordered the trout hash and the onion+mushroom hash. Both were unique and delicious! Served with warm walnut bread, just delightful! Highly recommend a stopover if driving through or even stopping for a hike at the nearby falls.

What a great find. Stopped for a Sunday brunch on a beautiful sunny drive home from Portland. On…read moreMain stream so was worried about parking, but luckily found a spot fairly close. Ordered based on previous reviews and it so worked out. Had great fluffy Danish pancakes, look like donut holes but tastes like the fluffiest pancakes. And both the lemon curd and the lingonberry jam were outstanding. We also had the fruit fritters and baked eggs and sausage which was also great. Overall not a bad bite to be had. The place was busy and fairly crowded and loud, which was OK, but if you are looking for quiet and relaxing, this is not the place for you.

Cuuute little corner cafe in Hood River. Stopped by after exploring some falls and their food was…read moredelicious! Simple, fresh & tasty. We all got different sandwiches and every single one of us loved what we got. Wasn't too busy on a Friday morning, plenty of open seating. They did have pastries as well but did not partake. Ordered the bagel and lox which was amazing- came with all the fixings such as tomatoes, capers & red onions. The salmon was fresh and the bagel was nice and toasty, just the way I prefer. Got to taste the sandwich with the jam and loved it. Kind of wish I got that sandwich instead just cause of the jam. The bread was really good too- I think they were homemade english muffins. Everything on the sandwich was just chef's kiss! All of the employees were really nice. The place was clean as you have to "buss" your own table. Glad that people can follow directions. The drinks my group ordered came out piping hot and was served with a smile. Cool spot!

We've been here twice, both times to grab sandwiches after a morning of hiking in the Gorge…read more They have a pretty big menu and offer options with soups, salads, and sandwiches, which I love! You order at the counter and they bring it out to you. The dining space is bright with tons of seating. I love that they make their own bread!! It's super soft and such a nice touch. I usually go with the turkey which has turkey, white cheddar, tomato, pickles, onion, lettuce, and hot mustard. It was a bit spicier than I would have liked, not that it was too hot, but that flavor was really dominant for me so I'd probably modify it a bit in the future or just build my own . My daughter loved her ham sandwich which comes with sprouts, avocado, and cucumber. My husband also really liked his Italian and their clam chowder. This place is definitely worth a stop if you are hungry in the Gorge!

Very unique old church converted to the cafe nice indoor or outside seating friendly service and…read moregood food

We were looking for a breakfast spot on our way home from Portland. We saw the Riv and decided to…read morefive it a try. We were surprised to find it was a renovated church in a darling neighborhood. We had the avocado toast and eggs Benedict. The bread was delicious!! It tasted a bit sweet but delicious! The benedict was good althought the eggs were a bit over cooked and the holladaise was a bit too thin. The service was friendly and competent. We liked the feel of the restaurant and were actually surprised it wasn't busier than it was. It's a cute little spot with good food. I had been hoping for a restaurant where we would be seated and order this is more of a self serve spot.