Good pizza. Many amenities. Became more busy at 5PM on Sunday afternoon. Window service was…read morerelatively fast. We want to try other items on the menu board. Will be back again.

We love love love their pizza!!! And their wings and salads are good too!! So nice to have such…read moregreat pizza in our little town!

As a southbound PCT hiker, Trout Lake Grocery made my resupply smooth and stress-free. They held my…read moreresupply box without issue, and their prices for food and trail snacks were fair. Beyond the store, they go out of their way to support hikers--offering free camping in their yard, plus showers and paid camping options at the nearby county park. The staff are welcoming and genuinely care about making sure you have what you need before heading back on trail. This is the kind of place that makes the PCT community feel like family. Five stars without question.

I love this place I've been camping at the Guler Mt. Adams…read moreCounty Park 1/3 mile away, whichisagreat, cheapcampgroundwithhotshowers, etc.. Groceries are OK, beer selection better than average. They have wine and hard liquor too. The front porch is like the meeting place in town. Old locals hang out and youngish hikers and bikers are always showing up. Great internet and seating. Sorry I'm leaving town!

It's been six years since I posted my review for this place and a lot has changed since then…read more I have been coming out to Glenwood at least three times a year as part of my season opener/season finale and fun summer run motorcycle tours. Been doing this for longer than I can remember. At least 30 years. Probably closer to 40. It's a nice little loop ride along SR 14 to White Salmon then over to BZ Corner, turning east to Glenwood. On the return leg we go through forests, deep canyons and enjoy scenic views high above the Klickitat. There's even a hidden waterfall that's worth your life to try to get pictures of. Then a nice ride through Klickitat along the old Klickitat rail trail that ends in Lyle and then back SR14. The 220 mile ride takes the better part of a day partly due to all the stops to take pictures, talk with the locals and patronize local businesses. Jerry, the original owner started this business when we were both in short pants. As we both aged I figured it was a matter of time before he sold the place and retired and that sad day came around 8 or 10 years ago. He pretty much ran the store and Inn and his wife did all the cooking. In all the years I've been stopping there I don't think I've ever had anything except for the club sandwich and fries which was always killer! I actually gave serious thought to buying the place myself when Jerry put it up for sale. I like Glenwood and the people who live there that much. But he wanted a million bucks for the restaurant, store, inn and two story home that's also on the property. Also a filling station, the only gasoline for 30+ miles in any direction. Pretty pricey to say the least. I ran the numbers and paying that much just didn't work for me. So after being on the market for a couple of years a young couple bought the place and changed nothing, which of course made me happy. I never asked what they wound up paying but I'm guessing it was a lot and the debt service was too much for them. It wasn't long before they sold it to a local logging company who only ran it for a year or two themselves before selling it to the Yakima tribe. Kind of went downhill at that point since I'm guessing the tribe has no local presence in Glenwood. The thing that made this place so great was it's connection to the locals. The tribe made quite a few changes and the food was still "ok" but they did shorten their hours and slash quite a few items off the menu. For quite a while after the tribe bought the place they kept the restaurant closed. I gather they didn't see the restaurant as being a very profitable segment and they could have been right about that. The numbers Jerry showed me indicated that the Inn, the store and the gasoline sales were where the profit was. So I never asked but I got the impression today that the tribe might have sold the place because my beloved club sandwich was awful! Fries were as good as always but darn..... if this is what the food is going to be like moving forward I may need to start having a burger at the general store across the street instead. Seems like nothing lasts forever. I'll give them another try this Summer or Fall to see if today's experience was an anomaly.... and I'm hoping it was. I'm an old man, set in my ways. When I find something I like I stay with it and I am about as loyal a customer as it gets. I hope Jerry is enjoying his retirement in Dallesport ... I miss chatting with him. Very colorful and interesting guy. And of course I miss his lovely wife the cook. The succession of these 4-6 new owners just never seemed to be able to keep the magic of that old place going. Most of the staff is nice enough but the restaurant has lost it's homey touch. The waitress today was a lovely girl who looked like she's still in high school. Very attentive and pleasant. The guy at the register looked like he wished he was anywhere but there.

Clean place, very friendly people. Super small town., it's quiet. It's peaceful . I'd stay again…read morefor sure

Another great find! Treebird is a small, organic market carrying local fruit, veggies and…read moresustainable meat from the area which is known for all of this. I love that they support the local supply chain and make it convenient for locals and visitors to purchase all of these items at one place. In addition to local fruits, veggies, meat and fish, they have some pantry staples. Even a bulk area with flours, grains, and spices. So convenient! They even have a fresh juice bar, kombucha on tap, coffee and tea, and some lunch items like vegan soup and pizza. Don't miss the fresh loves of bread and baguettes from White Salmon Bakery in the counter. Wish they carried some of their pastries! Located right off exit 65 on I-84 (highway 35), it's an easy stop for those living in Hood River, Mosier or White Salmon. Plus visitors who are out exploring trails, the fruit loop and vineyards. Treebird is in the same parking lot as Tum-A-Lum Lumber and they have seats outside if you want to get lunch and eat there.

Fantastic, tiny, organic and local grocery, with great sustainable options and friendly staff. They…read morehave a lot more tucked in there than what first meets the eye when you enter, so make sure to ask if you're looking for something specific! All around a great place to shop.

childhood memories of the sun shining and going down to catch a snake waiting for breakfast the…read morehuckleberry pancakes and milkshake were phenomenal can wait to take my kids in a few years

Drive up Coffee in Trout Lake attached to the gas station. This place was a life savor this…read moremorning after car camping in the National Forest. Definitely stop here if you need a coffee fix during your long drive! Prices are reasonable and the girl was super friendly! Warning: cash only, but they have an ATM there.

The Hood River Distillers Tasting Room was just plain fun. I rarely ever order cocktails in most…read moresituations , but the ability to order mini-cocktails in such a cool, friendly atmosphere was awesome. I didn't get a chance to return here during my time in Hood River but I'd really wanted to!

Fantastically knowledgeable. Wonderful setting. Fantastic beverages. They just need to expand their…read moreNA offerings.

Amazing wine! Amazing service! We became members after our first visit because of both…read more Jared, the manager, welcomes you like family and pours according to your palette. It is a welcoming and wonderful environment!

$25 for 5 samples. The tasting room is kind of a weird setup with one long communal table. Service…read morewas great! Friendly staff.

What a magical place! I don't even want to write a review because I don't want it all for myself!…read moreThis is such a female owned place and you can tell it is run by smart, talented, hard working women. They put so much care into their service and their wines are delicious!!! The view is INCREDIBLE

I had an exceptional experience tasting here with my mother and partner. I will definitely be back…read more The winery itself has an absolutely amazing location. There was plenty of parking, though the road up is very steep, so make sure your E-brake is working! There are two outdoor seating areas, one just outside the main entrance, and one overlooking the river. The area overlooking the river is not open to people just tasting, but it looked like the perfect place to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. The interior tasting room (where we sat) is luxurious while still being comfortable. The ambiance of the entire place is lovely, and there is beautiful art and charming knick-knacks everywhere. I was pleased to see all of the pride flags-- it's cool to know you're drinking in a safe place. The woman pouring also let us know that the winery has a literary/witchy theme, which I thought was fun and an excellent conversation-starter. The wine was good. I like German varietals, and this place clearly knows how to do them well! The Gruner was my favorite, and we ended up getting an extra taste of the early harvest to compare to the mid-season, which was lovely. We also got an extra pour of some bubbles because someone else had ordered a glass. The woman pouring was incredibly friendly, very knowledgeable, and even had the winemaker herself come and chat with us for a moment. Tastings were $25 for a decent pour of 5 wines (though we ended up tasting 7) and they come with a little cheese/olive plate to boot! I was very impressed by the experience offered here. It seems this winery also does a number of events, which I am looking forward to attending. This was an amazing find, and I highly recommend you drive the extra 15 minutes out of Hood River/White Salmon if you are visiting to taste.