The ambience here is so fun! So much to look at, very family friendly and lots to choose from on…read morethe menu. Our server was so wonderful, she was the only server on shift during a really busy Tuesday lunch with a few large parties and she was super communicative and had a great attitude with how stressful it may have been for her. I shared the large basket of chicken strips with my niece and it was filling for us both because there was so many French fries, I loved that they had curly fries as an option. There are tons of shakes that looked so good, people at our table got a few different kinds and they said they were all really good.

Ordered a few items to-go. Turkey club sandwich, Wings, Mozzarella sticks, and a milkshake. The…read moresandwich was pretty well made and full of meat and curly fries were the typical restaurant ones. The mozzarella sticks were not melted at all! The milkshake also tasted like dirty milkshake machine water. However, the wings were decent and I would order them again.

This place is a gem. They have lots of choices from soup to salad to dishes. It is definitely worth…read morethe wait if they're busy.

This was an amazing place to eat at. It's located between the McMinnville hospital and the Comfort…read moreinn suites. Waitress was extremely nice and constantly explained whether there was wait or not. She was very acknowledgeable with her surroundings. The food was amazingly yummy.

This place is amazing. Nice local dive bar with great food and cheap drinks. Off track betting and…read morevideo lottery for those that like that. New and revamped menu which is delicious. All staff are friendly and remember your order after a couple of visits. Well worth the visit

7/9/12 Ended up next…read moredoor again, so figured I'd give it another shot. Once again no one in the diner (although I saw lots of tickets on the counter, so I think they do more breakfast and lunch business). Same nice lady, new beer selection, and a really good chicken sandwich. Being right next to the hotel bumps it to 4 stars for me.

Went here with my aunt and was not disappointed! Needed to find somewhere sit down that wasn't…read moreeither too noisy or too crowded and came across this gem. Food wasn't bad so I'll definitely be back! There were a few micro charges that we didn't even think about when ordering (whipped cream on milkshake, 0.50 or some odd cents for tartar sauce) but otherwise it was a very pleasant experience. As someone who usually hates sauerkraut the Reuben was actually enjoyable which was a surprise to me. The place really captures the diner feel inside and out, I'm excited to try different menu options in the future.

We happen to stop by the Blue Moon diner in Beaverton, it's a classic 50's old school diner next to…read morethe Planet Fitness off of TV HWY and 198th. As you walk in you are taken back to the 50's , from the floors to the decor. They have various booth style and table seating options. The staff were very friendly. We were seating quickly. They have a very ample menu. I was a little taken back by the pricing of the breakfast. Most meals were over 12 dollars, some standard meals as much as 24 dollars for a breakfast. I ordered a scrambled, it had eggs, veggies, cheese and potato's and jalapeños. It was a very large portion of food. My son had a pancake with eggs and bacon, he did not eat the rest of his bacon he said it had an odd taste. I would share that they have a huge menu with many options. The food quality was ok, probably not be back but it seems like they have a good following of customers.

We haven't been to Elmer's in a really long time, but decided we needed brunch, we're hungry and…read moreit's right down the hill so it was the closest thing. Elmer's is always solid I might add - so we weren't relinquishing anything. We ordered seasonal breakfast items and a coffee and a couple mimosas. Everything was great! Everything was also super expensive! Now to be fair, my husband always has to order a savory and a sweet item, so we got more food than we needed but it was nearly $100 bucks after tip. Entrees were basically $20 a pop. I really, really do like Elmer's, but it shouldn't be a toss up between Elmer's and Fogo De Chao - the two for two would literally have been within a ten dollar difference. In my head without paying attention I imagined in the $12-14 per plate price point. I regret nothing, but was just taken aback by the pricing, and the difference of how high it is in comparison to a Cafe Murrayhill, Store Street Cafe, or even Babica Hen. All less expensive per plate by quite a bit. Will we go back to Elmer's, I'm sure. But thought it was worth noting!

Joanna and I are driving from Portland to Newport, Oregon this morning. We stopped for breakfast at…read moreElmer's in Tigard and I'm so glad. I had the Farmers omelette with sausage, bacon, onions and gravy. Also, a biscuit with real butter. So good! Joanna had eggs over easy, sausage links and a side of avocado. The avocado was green, fresh and delicious. Also, our server paid attention and got our food just right.

What a gem in the old downtown area of Tillamook. If you can find a parking spot on the main drag…read moreyou will enjoy this awesome 50-60's diner! From the black and white checkered floors, to the vintage signs and the auto themed rides for kids in the back, this place delivers! the owner was there greeting everyone and running orders out. the food was typical far for a diner and the fries are a cut above. they even have real milkshakes, made the old fashioned way with a mixer

Amazing service! Walked through the door and it was like we were family with the amount of…read morehospitality. Food was also amazing and had vegan and gluten free substitutions but I'm not either so I pounded down a chili cheese burger and ding dang golly it was amazing. And if that's not enough the old diner feel was so cool, the vibe had me doing the jitter bug as I walked out the door!

My coworker who grew up in Redding CA recommended Black Bear Diner as it was a place he grew up…read moreeating at. So my wife and I stopped in so I could finally tell him I went and it turned out to actually be a pretty good experience lol. The server was friendly, the food came out fast, the portions were massive, and the atmosphere was welcoming. Definitely like lumberjack meets Cracker Barrel vibes. The food was definitely on the blander, made for boomer diners side of things, but in a world where everything is trying to be the next viral hit, sometimes it's nice to appreciate just some old school cooking.

Great food great service here.!! Unlike Red Robin. The "YUMM" logo is NOT even close to that it's…read moremore "BARF"!!!

Mike's, clean this place up! We walked in and every table is…read moredirty. Every chair has dirty fingerprints on them!

What is not to love about Mike's?! It's super clean, the staff is friendly and the food is great. I…read morehad the chicken tenders and fries and my husband had the Walla Walla Burger. He said it's the best burger he's had. We will definitely be back!

What an amazing gem tucked away in Philomath! This diner has some of the best breakfast I've had in…read morea long time and it seems like they do ever single thing on the menu right. I got the french toast with apples and it was not too sweet and there was a great flavor from the fruit. I could tell the bread was baked in house and it was so yummy. I definitely think you could share the meal. Also, the servers were very kind and I loved the cute little knick knacks around the space. I also got an iced caramel latte and it was nothing special but they gave the right espresso to milk ratio which is an art in itself and i appreciated! I hope to come back next time i'm in Oregon!

My now husband and I visited The Dizzy Hen three times on our Oregon honeymoon! Once for a morning…read morecoffee to go, then dinner and the next morning breakfast. Each visit the food and drinks were delicious and the service made us feel like we were right at home with family! The restaurant is cozy and welcoming. Each of the gals helping us were wonderful!!! Our favorites were the espresso martini and then Dizzy for breakfast! We will definitely return the next time we are in town.

Great first visit to Elmer's on Waterhouse yesterday. I have been to other locations and primarily…read morego the restaurant in Hillsboro for proximity. This location is a bit tricky to find, and I was slightly nervous to see if this Elmer's measured up against others...it does. The server, Alana, was beyond friendly and engaging. I heard her have conversations at other tables, and she was so genuinely nice. The General Manager, Jose, greeted me at the front with a warm welcome. Jose sat me at a very nice booth. When I left, a young gentleman was the front, and he said thanks, and please come back. Again, so genuine. My Denver Omelet, minus the green peppers, was excellent. Besides the appearance, it also tasted great. The hash browns and biscuits were also perfect. The NW Lodge Blend Coffee was also quite satisfying, even though it is $4.29 a cup. Thank you Elmer's again. I will have no qualms visiting this location again.

When we walked in we were seated immediately. It took a bit to see a server but it just gave us…read moretime to look at the menu, we weren't in a rush. Our server took our drink order and shortly after our food order. He was very attentive throughout our time at Elmer's which was really appreciated. The food was very yummy! The portions seem larger than some breakfast places which meant we got to take home leftovers! When we visited Elmer's it was the transition between breakfast and lunch so some people were there when we arrived but most left, so it was a very chill and quiet breakfast experience.