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Wow! This is a gem. I stopped here on my way out of Bend and am so glad I did. The food is actually delicious (great biscuits and gravy for 10.50 , peanut butter cake for 2.50) and the service was great. [[HIGHLIGHT]]A cute, old-timey Western spot with Johnny Cash playing, run by a husband and his wife.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Don't miss it!

Great place to stop in . On the dusty road, the very dusty road between Bend and Burns in what is approximately the center of Oregon. Amazing job of advancing this old wagon stop into the current age. The food is first rate, and made to order by the lady of the house. They sell gas too and maybe petroleum. Kudos to you both. Outstanding job.

Be prepared to be patient, it's WORTH the wait if it's busy! Pulling up feels like you are driving into the past. Walking in feels the same. Classic country, and pop music play as you walk in. Tables are available for free seating, with fun old timey decor throughout. The pace is slow, and very much welcome. The food is 10 out of 5! So good! We had burgers, turkey avocado sandwiches and grilled cheese. Kids and adults alike LOVED the food. It really was amazing. All the bread was toasted beautifully, the sandwiches tasted delicious, and the kids (for which one always complains) were all 100% satisfied!

Hampton Station Cafe was a welcome oasis stop in long drive between Burns (OR) and Bend (OR) in the time it was open up to 2020 but previous owners closed it during early pandemic days and it remained closed until earlier this year, 2023, when it has reopened with new ownership of a couple of delightful young sisters. We drive from Boise to Bend to visit my ailing dad frequently and we were SO surprised to see Hampton Station open again that we zipped right by it heading into Bend (if you do it is difficult to turn around and go back) so we paid attention to slow down and visit it on the way back a few days later. NOTE FOR WAYFINDING: The address is 41700E US-20 if you're using GPS. But probably easier to just keep a look out for the low slung, wood building with CAFE above it at about milepost 63 on Highway 20. TIMING NOTE: Any reviews or photos written or posted prior to March 2023 will be for the previous owners / menu / interior. WARM WELCOME & FRIENDLY DINERS: The young woman behind the counter called out "Welcome" as we walked in. And one of the fun things about this visit is the other people inside were also locals, as we had once been in Central Oregon for 20 years, and after the hordes of tourists in Bend (well over 1.5 million these days) it is a breath of fresh air to have local folks passing through to chat with here. Like a guy who was the fire marshall in Bend during some of the years we lived there. But I'm sure tourists are the bread and butter of a little roadside stop like this and so tourists that we are these days, we loved having it available! EATS: We didn't have time to eat in but took a piece of chicken pot pie ($9.75) to tuck in our cooler and heat up for dinner when we got home that evening. The menu describes this as large slice and that is truth in marketing for sure as it was plenty big for two to share! It was breakfast time and the guy eating a cinnamon roll ($4.50) and sipping a mug of coffee ($2) said both were really good. Blueberry pie was about to go in the oven, so worth noting they make their own pies. (Seasonal fruit pies $5/slice.) It is a small place and just recently opened with this sister duo and I'm sure they're finding their footing for how much of what to bake on what days. This is to prepare you not to be disappointed if they happen to be sold out. ;-) MENU: Breakfast and lunch menu was on the counter. Breakfast was limited to a breakfast burrito ($8), muffins, cinnamon rolls, pie (yep, pie is a breakfast food in my lexicon) and a special that day I would DEFINITELY have ordered for breakfast had we been staying to eat which was sweet biscuit with fresh strawberries and whipped cream. Lunch service starts at 11:00a, I think, and expands the menu to include about half a dozen sandwiches in options like grilled cheese ($8) to BLT ($8.50) to Patty Melt ($10.50) and all of which come with "salad of the day". Had I noticed when we were in the bright, sparkling clean space that the menu including hand squeezed fresh limeade ($3) a cup of that would have made it to the car with me. But I was too busy enjoying looking about and taking photos to see that entry on the menu. That'll teach me. Next time. FOOD SOURCE: Perched about 45 minutes from Bend and about 90 minutes from Burns, I was happy to learn they source their food ingredients in Bend, a city of about 120K people these days and wealth of places to buy good quality ingredients. (Unlike Burns which is...well...Burns with a single Safeway.) LOO: On the long drive between Boise and Bend, I'm sure a bathroom is one reason people want to stop at a little place like this. The loo is for customers only, and so is posted on the door, but they conveniently have an assortment of candy right inside the door for a mere 15 cents. So, really, if you're going to use the facilities, buy something. (This I wanted to say to two young women who came in to use the loo and skeedaddled while we were there.) ACCESSIBILITY: Hard packed gravel lot, a wooden ramp up the single step height to the door and travelers using wheelchairs and walkers can get in the door. Tables work too for being standard heights. Alas, the loo (ladies at least) has two very ancient and tiny, tiny stalls and would not work for even a zaftig person to fit into let alone be usable for a disabled guest. PS: The Brothers Cafe just up or down the road (depending on if you're headed east or west) has recently closed, for good this time it seems. Not that that was ever a good place to stop but now with what seems to be expensive water and sewer problems it may not reopen. So on this stretch through Brothers, Hampton Station Cafe is it.

Homemade baked goods and soups. We have driven by the cafe many times and are so happy we finally stopped. Had a great Reuben sandwich and hubby had the Dave Sandwich on homemade roll. I added the homemade split pea soup. All fantastic. Will be sure to make this a regular stop between Bend & Burns!

This delightfully cozy cafe is an oasis on a long, lonely stretch of highway with no services for many, many miles around. They had just re-opened under new ownership 3 days ago and we were so grateful to find them! The food was really good, especially for how remote they are, and they are the nicest people. They are still working out menu and hours but 9-5, Thursday-Monday were their hours when we stopped in for lunch on a Sunday.
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1 day ago
Tasted super fresh Amazing prices The lady was super nice and attentive Everything looked clean too read more
14 days ago
I was SOOOO HAPPY that these fine people opened this roadside cafe! [[HIGHLIGHT]]What a nice CLEAN place with great prices, menu items & decor![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Certainly is worth stopping!!! THANKYOU so much for bringing it back to us!!!! read more
2 months ago
What a gem! Unassuming from the outside, almost thought it was closed. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Inside was clean and quaint.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service was quick and friendly. We had a cheese burger, patty melt and turkey-bacon-avocado sandwich with homemade potato salad. Everyone loved it. Forgot to snap a picture because we were so hungry! Will make this a regular stop on our way to Bend! If you're on the fence about stoping, this is your sign to do so! read more
Wow! This is a gem. I stopped here on my way out of Bend and am so glad I did. The food is actually delicious (great biscuits and gravy for 10.50 , peanut butter cake for 2.50) and the service was great. [[HIGHLIGHT]]A cute, old-timey Western spot with Johnny Cash playing, run by a husband and his wife.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Don't miss it! read more
Great place to stop in . On the dusty road, the very dusty road between Bend and Burns in what is approximately the center of Oregon. Amazing job of advancing this old wagon stop into the current age. The food is first rate, and made to order by the lady of the house. They sell gas too and maybe petroleum. Kudos to you both. Outstanding job. read more
Be prepared to be patient, it's WORTH the wait if it's busy! Pulling up feels like you are driving into the past. Walking in feels the same. Classic country, and pop music play as you walk in. Tables are available for free seating, with fun old timey decor throughout. The pace is slow, and very much welcome. The food is 10 out of 5! So good! We had burgers, turkey avocado sandwiches and grilled cheese. Kids and adults alike LOVED the food. It really was amazing. All the bread was toasted beautifully, the sandwiches tasted delicious, and the kids (for which one always complains) were all 100% satisfied! read more
3 years ago
Hampton Station Cafe was a welcome oasis stop in long drive between Burns (OR) and Bend (OR) in the time it was open up to 2020 but previous owners closed it during early pandemic days and it remained closed until earlier this year, 2023, when it has reopened with new ownership of a couple of delightful young sisters. We drive from Boise to Bend to visit my ailing dad frequently and we were SO surprised to see Hampton Station open again that we zipped right by it heading into Bend (if you do it is difficult to turn around and go back) so we paid attention to slow down and visit it on the way back a few days later. NOTE FOR WAYFINDING: The address is 41700E US-20 if you're using GPS. But probably easier to just keep a look out for the low slung, wood building with CAFE above it at about milepost 63 on Highway 20. TIMING NOTE: Any reviews or photos written or posted prior to March 2023 will be for the previous owners / menu / interior. WARM WELCOME & FRIENDLY DINERS: The young woman behind the counter called out "Welcome" as we walked in. And one of the fun things about this visit is the other people inside were also locals, as we had once been in Central Oregon for 20 years, and after the hordes of tourists in Bend (well over 1.5 million these days) it is a breath of fresh air to have local folks passing through to chat with here. Like a guy who was the fire marshall in Bend during some of the years we lived there. But I'm sure tourists are the bread and butter of a little roadside stop like this and so tourists that we are these days, we loved having it available! EATS: We didn't have time to eat in but took a piece of chicken pot pie ($9.75) to tuck in our cooler and heat up for dinner when we got home that evening. The menu describes this as large slice and that is truth in marketing for sure as it was plenty big for two to share! It was breakfast time and the guy eating a cinnamon roll ($4.50) and sipping a mug of coffee ($2) said both were really good. Blueberry pie was about to go in the oven, so worth noting they make their own pies. (Seasonal fruit pies $5/slice.) It is a small place and just recently opened with this sister duo and I'm sure they're finding their footing for how much of what to bake on what days. This is to prepare you not to be disappointed if they happen to be sold out. ;-) MENU: Breakfast and lunch menu was on the counter. Breakfast was limited to a breakfast burrito ($8), muffins, cinnamon rolls, pie (yep, pie is a breakfast food in my lexicon) and a special that day I would DEFINITELY have ordered for breakfast had we been staying to eat which was sweet biscuit with fresh strawberries and whipped cream. Lunch service starts at 11:00a, I think, and expands the menu to include about half a dozen sandwiches in options like grilled cheese ($8) to BLT ($8.50) to Patty Melt ($10.50) and all of which come with "salad of the day". Had I noticed when we were in the bright, sparkling clean space that the menu including hand squeezed fresh limeade ($3) a cup of that would have made it to the car with me. But I was too busy enjoying looking about and taking photos to see that entry on the menu. That'll teach me. Next time. FOOD SOURCE: Perched about 45 minutes from Bend and about 90 minutes from Burns, I was happy to learn they source their food ingredients in Bend, a city of about 120K people these days and wealth of places to buy good quality ingredients. (Unlike Burns which is...well...Burns with a single Safeway.) LOO: On the long drive between Boise and Bend, I'm sure a bathroom is one reason people want to stop at a little place like this. The loo is for customers only, and so is posted on the door, but they conveniently have an assortment of candy right inside the door for a mere 15 cents. So, really, if you're going to use the facilities, buy something. (This I wanted to say to two young women who came in to use the loo and skeedaddled while we were there.) ACCESSIBILITY: Hard packed gravel lot, a wooden ramp up the single step height to the door and travelers using wheelchairs and walkers can get in the door. Tables work too for being standard heights. Alas, the loo (ladies at least) has two very ancient and tiny, tiny stalls and would not work for even a zaftig person to fit into let alone be usable for a disabled guest. PS: The Brothers Cafe just up or down the road (depending on if you're headed east or west) has recently closed, for good this time it seems. Not that that was ever a good place to stop but now with what seems to be expensive water and sewer problems it may not reopen. So on this stretch through Brothers, Hampton Station Cafe is it. read more
11 months ago
Excellent home made breakfast burger and cheese burger with pasta salad! Great find!! Yelp has incorrect directions however- found easily off E Hwy 20. read more
1 year ago
This place is outstanding! Great food and good, really good people running this place. Their Italian melt Sami is off the hook. And their Mac salad is super tasty. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is an oasis between Bend and Burns OR.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Stop in and try, you won't be disappointed read more
10 months ago
I really don't get the fantastic reviews. Sure, the guy running it was nice enough, but the burger was "mid" at best. I can't believe a mid burger and a tiny bag of plain Lays chips costs $15.50, before tip. I was hungry and it wasn't clear how far the next restaurant was so I took a chance. I'll plan better when heading down that stretch in the future. read more
11 months ago
Rude as F...don't go to this café! We stopped in to see if they had some grab and go items. The man running the place was so rude to us!!! Please don't waste your time or money! read more
1 year ago
[[HIGHLIGHT]]Very nice place with hospitable service and ambience that reminds me old something you'd see in an old movie![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Food was FANTASTIC! Definitely come stop by and try this place out. They also have homemade soda! read more
3 years ago
Homemade baked goods and soups. We have driven by the cafe many times and are so happy we finally stopped. Had a great Reuben sandwich and hubby had the Dave Sandwich on homemade roll. I added the homemade split pea soup. All fantastic. Will be sure to make this a regular stop between Bend & Burns! read more
1 year ago
So firstly, I only stopped because I was too hungry to wait to get to Bend. But god am I glad, the prices aren't bad at all considering it's in the middle of nowhere and the food is amazing. I got the patty melt and it's super freaking good. I'd take a picture but I've demolished this sandwich. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a cute little place too, good for a lunch while traveling.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They said they do breakfast on the weekends so that I'm sure is great too. Definitely coming back next time I leave town. read more
2 years ago
It is essentially in the middle of nowhere on Highway 20 in Eastern Oregon but it is clean and very nice. The service is good and so is the food. We will be back for sure. read more
2 years ago
[[HIGHLIGHT]]Stopped here in the morning with 3 friends, amazing place.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Felt like a step into the past, lots of variety in food, didn't have a pie but they looked amazing too. Service was great even with our less than regular request of butter. Like a little oasis in the badlands, would recommend read more
2 years ago
Amazing family owned cafe off the beaten path in the middle of nowhere....you can tell these people truly care about quality of what they serve and customer service. Keep up the great work and thank you for a wonderful lunch! read more
3 years ago
This delightfully cozy cafe is an oasis on a long, lonely stretch of highway with no services for many, many miles around. They had just re-opened under new ownership 3 days ago and we were so grateful to find them! The food was really good, especially for how remote they are, and they are the nicest people. They are still working out menu and hours but 9-5, Thursday-Monday were their hours when we stopped in for lunch on a Sunday. read more
2 years ago
The service is great. You food does not come fast as it is all made from scratch and is delicious
2 years ago
The service and food were excellent! Justin met us as we arrived promptly at 8:00 a.m. and made us feel welcome with cups of coffee. The menu is limited, but the ingredients are fresh and delicious. My husband claims the biscuits and gravy were the best he's had anywhere. My Bacon Egg Bun included cheese, fresh tomato and avocado. Great atmosphere, but we didn't stay to play any vinyl records this time. We'll definitely be back when we head out fishing or hunting that way. read more
3 years ago
Just discovered this place. It's a must stop. Chicken pot pie is to die for. Lovely local art, cards, and lotion. Friendly atmosphere. My only complaint is it's not near where I live. Enjoy! read more
3 years ago
great service, nice , helped with derections, and gave an amazing bacon burger 10/10 best burger i have ever tried!
The mack daddy of burgers....holy hell! Can't say enough about the Hampton Station burger! read more
8 years ago
WOW on the Burgers...wasn't too sure what to expect since the menu was so limited, but we opted for a Burger each & could have split just one (but I'm glad I didn't!!) Didn't catch our hostess/waitress/cooks name but she was terrific...it was lunchtime and got a little busy. She handled things like a pro with fantastic customer service!! Also a small gas station which several people stopped for gas here... If you want a GREAT Burger, stop here, eat & stretch your legs--you won't be sorry. read more
9 years ago
What a great place and friendly owners. We enjoyed our stop. This place is literally in the middle of nowhere but well worth the stop. The taste is awesome and the portions are huge. We highly recommend a stop. read more
10 years ago
The most classic of pit stops when driving through the high desert expanse on a tumbleweed ridden road. Brace yourself for about a 45 year time warp in this quintessential roadside cafe. The ambiance is nostalgic and dated, classic rock plays overhead, and a mishmash of well-worn furniture beckons a weary traveler to have a seat. Despite the delectable pie sitting right in front of me on the counter at the back (yes, a good old fashioned pie cooling on the counter), I ordered a salad to combat road trip fatness. It was good! A fresh-tasting salad in the middle of nowhere is not what I expected, but was very pleased to receive. The place is run by a very friendly lady, and overall it's worth a stop. read more
9 years ago
I stumbled across this gem of a restaurant while traveling through Oregon. At 1st I was not sure what to make of the place as the décor is somewhat rustic. Shelly, the woman who runs the place is very friendly and obviously wants everyone to be comfortable and at home in her restaurant. Her cooking is unreal. I had the Bacon Cheese burger and fries and it was superb. My friend had the Reuben and it was hands down the best version of that sandwich we had ever tasted. If you are ever in the area do yourself a favor and stop in for Breakfast or lunch. Please keep in mind they close at 2:00 p.m. so arriving early is better than late. read more
10 years ago
I meant to take a picture but the food was gone before I remembered. Every thing was terrific, including the warm friendly service. Perfect french fries, cowboy beans to die for, perfectly seasoned homemade beef and cabbage soup. The Hampton burger is really delicious and impressive: handmade beef patty with sliced corn beef, thousand island dressing, spinach, pickles and onion with cheese. Worth stopping here for a delicious, hot meal. read more
8 years ago
This place has the best, gigantic hamburgers! We stopped in on a Saturday and we were pleasantly surprised. The gal that runs the place was very friendly and the food was excellent. We will be stopping in again next time we happen by. read more
10 years ago
Great meals super accommodating to my food needs. And great customer service will definitely be back ! read more
9 years ago
The staff was great , the food is even better! The Hampton burger was amazing! You gotta take a trip to the Hampton Station Cafe!! read more
9 years ago
great service and amazing food! This little cafe I have passed up too many times, finally made the stop in today wonderful service had the breakfast burrito which was amazing can't wait to stop in next time and try the burger will definitely be making this a very regular stop! read more
9 years ago
Made a quick pit stop here. The Hampton Station Cafe rises up out of the desert like an oasis. Just the perfect place to grab a bite and commiserate about the day's quota of sage rats. We got some much needed caffeine from some awesome ladies. read more
11 years ago
Who knew that in the middle of nowhere, I would encounter the best hamburger to ever pass my lips. I am 55 so trust me, many burgers have made that journey! It was the "daily special", smoky Gruyere-bacon burger. I got it to go and opened the box in the car. Inside, peeking out of its perfectly folded foil wrap was this thing of beauty. A perfect patty atop fresh spinach, with bacon and melted Gruyere. Crisp bread and butter pickle chips, tomato and thin red onion rounded out the flavor experience! I do not remember driving the next 20 miles as I enjoyed this gourmet delight found in the most un-expected place. read more
9 years ago
If you are ever out this way, don't pass by with out stopping in. The food is cooked fresh to order and the people that own it are really good people. It is down home burgers and onion rings. You need to press the burger to eat it they are so thick. She had buttermilk pie and it was AWSOME. My husband goy the pistachio muffin for a snack for later. We can't wait to get back out here again on our next run. They also have plenty of parking for trucks and rvs. read more
10 years ago
Nice little stop. One of us had the Big Hampton burger and one the regular. Thought both were very good, but very overpriced. We know it was In the middle of nowhere, but, that's not enough of a reason to charge $14 for the larger hamburger. Fries were soggy. Probably wouldn't go back, but interesting to go to one time - but, bring money!!! read more
9 years ago
This was a pleasant surprise. You never know what to expect with a remote road side diner. The staff were swift and genuinely happy and attentive. The food is amazing. The freshest tasting hamburger I've ever had. I'll be back for sure! read more
12 years ago
Best burger ever! Grass fed, natural, local beef that was well seasoned, juicy and cooked to perfection. The home made potato salad was delicious with a nice sized serving. The place is not fancy but the food is worth the visit. Friendly service! read more
9 years ago
FANTASTIC!!! A MOST unexpected breakfast treat in the middle of nowhere. This is the kind of place people try to find, but seldom can. read more
11 years ago
The service is friendly and fast. The food was amazing with large potions for the price. I highly recommend the homemade onion rings!!
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More info about Hampton Station Cafe
41700 E Hwy 20
Brothers, OR 97712
Directions
(541) 548-0601
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Hours
What time does Hampton Station Cafe open?
Hampton Station Cafe opens at 10:30 AM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Hampton Station Cafe close?
Hampton Station Cafe is closed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.Hampton Station Cafe closes at 4:00 PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Thu ClosedFri-Sun 10:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Payment methods
Does Hampton Station Cafe take credit cards?
Yes, Hampton Station Cafe takes credit cards.
Food & Alcohol
Does Hampton Station Cafe have a drive thru?
No, Hampton Station Cafe does not have a drive thru.
Does Hampton Station Cafe serve alcohol?
Yes, Hampton Station Cafe serves alcohol.
Indoor Amenities
Does Hampton Station Cafe have TVs?
Yes, Hampton Station Cafe has TVs.
Outdoor Amenities
Does Hampton Station Cafe have bike parking?
Yes, Hampton Station Cafe has bike parking.
Does Hampton Station Cafe have outdoor seating?
No, Hampton Station Cafe does not have outdoor seating options.
Does Hampton Station Cafe have parking?
Yes, Hampton Station Cafe has parking options. Private Lot Parking
Other Amenities
Does Hampton Station Cafe have free WiFi?
Yes, Hampton Station Cafe has free WiFi.
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9 years ago
Amazingly great!! This little place in the middle of nowhere was a real find! We stopped in the middle of the afternoon and got quick and cheerful service from the owners. The food was PERFECT and HOT! I just wish we lived closer so we could go all the time. read more
8 years ago
Great food for a great price! We got here late and they were ready to close but they stayed open and made us some great burgers. We stopped by this place on our way out of town and on our way back. Great service and great food. Thanks! read more
10 years ago
Stumbled on this place in the middle of no where and it was worth it. We needed gas and food... Their burgers are amazing but the onion rings I suggest to everyone. Very sweet staff was just an all around great experience. read more
11 years ago
Great food. Very friendly, quick service. The Hampton burger, cowboy beans and onion rings were exceptional. We enjoy eating here whenever we are out hunting. read more
7 years ago
Pie!! Delicious homemade breakfast with fresh eggs. Washed it all down with a great slice of pie. Cozy little stop with WiFi along long road read more
11 years ago
Great little family restaurant with amazing food and great prices. If you are in this area, I highly recommend this place!
9 years ago
Good food and good prices. Even though it has no competition being out in the middle of nowhere we would eat here again.
4 years ago
The sign says closed since march 2020. Looks like a nice place. This is a sentence to finish the review.
10 years ago
A real american experience :-) Nice please, nice meal, and, above all, nice people.
13 years ago
Stop on in at the New Hampton Station! Great Food, Antiques, Auto, Fuel!!!
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