It's hard to miss Margie's Pot Shop, since it has such prominent signage…read more I'd driven by a few times before finally getting a chance to stop by. Out of all the shops I've visited in the area so far, this one has the most selection, by far. They probably had like a hundred different carts under $20, and the ones that I purchased ended up being higher quality than the ones from the other shop I've been going to. I expected there to be sales tax since this was across the river, but it was included in the sticker prices. The pot shop is the smaller section of the building, with the larger section being Margie's Outdoor Store. While the names go together, they are separate businesses with separate entrances. Overall pretty decent experience for a budget pot shop.

Been coming here for over 10 years and the prices are fair and everyone is so helpful.read more

This place is awesome. For an out-of-the-way place they have an amazing selection and tons of…read morequality. The bud tenders are really really nice and they are very knowledgeable and help you find what you need that will fit your budget. Once I went here there was no need to go to any other store unless I want to travel to Oregon for different rules.

Bought two oil cartridges that were marked down because they were discontinued. When I asked why…read morethey were being discontinued, I was told it was because that brand was not popular. Neither cartridge worked. So I brought them back the next day. I was quite surprised when they told me they wouldn't take the cartridges back. Naturally I got rather upset. There is no sign posted that says no returns. When I complained about their policy, I was asked to leave for "being hostile". At no time was I hostile. I was upset that they took my 80 bucks and wouldn't work with me at all. And yes, I did raise my voice, but in frustration, not hostility. This is an underhanded way to get rid of unreliable merchandise and I told them so.

The Hood River Common House was a wonderful place to sit outside on their charming patio sipping an…read moreabsolutely delightful glass or two of Pinot Noir (me) or try a few styles of beer (my husband). The friendly proprietor prepared a delicious tinned fish board which included crackers, marinated olives, and marcona almonds. They had a large variety of tinned fish to choose from and we went with a Trout in Red Chimichurri which was fantastic.

Visiting from California...looking for wine and beer. Cute…read moreplace , good music, great selection of wine and beer!

Hood Crest is a "must-do" for both residents and visitors alike. The wines are excellent, and…read moreoffer tremendous value. The menu is sparse, but of very high quality. However, it's the ambiance that really sets this place apart. James is the maitre d' and traffic coordinator. A solid and steady presence who belies the hijinks to come; he is one of the main reasons that I keep coming back. He always remembers my name, and seems to shrug off the peccadilloes of the past. And those would include a wild time (afternoon--evening-- good thing we had a designated driver) with some of the best live music this side of anywhere. There were first rate musicians at the top of their game. Tess, Patrick (sp?) and Moe, thanks for the awesome time you showed my girlfriend's family.

Oh boy, the moment my party of 6 walked in, we thought it was beautiful! The man working behind the…read morebar rather than greeting us said "just letting you know I will get to you but it's going to be a LONG while", then gave us 2 menus. Bad start but we decided to go for it (I planned this stop because they had good looking food and cocktails for the non wine drinkers). There were maybe 4 tables occupied, so I was surprised it would take "a long while". One person from my party went directly to the restroom so didn't hear what was said, when he came out he went to the bar and asked if he could order a flight which he received a strict "no it's going to be a long while" Lol I understand being overwhelmed or whatever, we're human, but to have the attitude was unnecessary. We left after a few minutes and spent $400 at another winery down the road. Which by the way was much busier but because they were kind we stuck it out, our server made a good chunk on tips too. Too bad

I have been wanting to go to Volcanic Bottle Shop for a while and my visit when it finally happened…read morewas a pleasant one! Steve and I hit their refrigerated section and bought a fair amount of beer from local breweries in the area back home in four packs and six packs. I got a pretty cool hoodie while in the process after promptly going through the refrigerated beer selection. The beers we picked we really liked! As we were checking out we spotted on their tap list a beer from a local brewery we haven't tried before so we got a small pour of that and it was quite good. Nice selection all around for what's on tap and with what's in the refrigerated section to go!

I'd give this 5 stars if I weren't so parsimonious because they have a great selection of GF beers…read morefrom all over the world and it's the only bar in town with a foosball table. However, it does cost about $50 to get a buzz if ur liver laughs at a 6 pack. The new management is a big improvement over the former rather acerbic one.

This brewery/pub was recommended by employees at a nearby hotel I was staying at. They did well by…read moretelling me about it. It has an odd entrance that takes you through the brewhouse floor before entering the dining area. They of course have several beers on tap and a pretty nice menu. The hotel folks raved about their pizza, but I went for a burger. It was excellent along with a very fresh side salad. I also opted for a cocktail, the Porch Swing. It was made to perfection had just a hint of a spicy kick to it. Amber was my server and also made the drink. She was awesome, friendly, helpful, and made a seriously good drink. Thankfully I was walking back to the hotel. This was just one of many fantastic stops on my trip and certainly would come here again if in town.

Don't let their unassuming location fool you! This brewery…read moreserved up THE BEST "chopped" salad of my life! It's called the Wasco Chopped Salad & the fresh lettuce is rather difficult to find under the plethora of amazing & delicious toppings: bacon, egg slices, diced tomato, and the most tender & perfectly-seasoned chicken breast! Every single bite was more yummy stuff than filler lettuce! And the blue cheese dressing was THE BEST- super thick & creamy & didn't overpower the salad. The only complaint we have is we needed more dressing;) This salad was SO good I had for leftovers the next day & it was just as amazing as the night before! We also ordered the Fried Pickles with our choices of ranch & garlic aoli dipping sauces. The pickles were huge spears coated in a crunchy batter! The only complaint about these guys were we couldn't wait for them to cool & almost burnt our mouths;) We also ordered the Pretzel Bites with our choices of mustard & beer cheese sauce. The server gave us a sample of the Dill Pickle Gose beer & wow! We were nervous about drinking dill pickle beer, but this had a refreshing pickle taste! So much so that we took a 4-pack home!

Came here to grab some beers and food after white water rafting. Was a beautiful day to sit on the…read morepatio and enjoy the weather. A nice refreshing beer was exactly what was needed after all the work rafting. For a starter we got the artichoke dip. This was some of the best dip I've ever had. I could have eaten this as my whole meal and ate too much that I wasn't super hungry when my burger came. I wasn't too upset about that though because the dip was a lot better than the burger. The bacon jam and onions on the burger were great, but the burger itself was slightly dry.

I've been here twice. The first time was 3 years ago and it was so good that I had to come back…read morewhen I was recently in the PNW. I love sitting on the large patio and service has always been excellent. They have several beers. But I really enjoy their food. Previously I had the Nashville chicken sandwich. This time, I enjoyed the lamb gyro: Lamb, cucumber, pepperoncini, tomato, red onion, romaine lettuce, feta, and tzatziki, wrapped in grilled pita. I subbed a Caesar salad for the side. The salad was fresh and the dressing was good. The side was pretty large. But I enjoyed it and would opt for it again. I LOVED the lamb gyro. The meat was tender and flavorful. Everything went well together and it was good sized as well. I highly recommend if you're in the area!

You need to understand that I am a big cocktail fan. But I'm also very intrigued by the Mocktail…read moremovement and I truly hope The Force is with them. I first noticed Wilderton at my favorite New Seasons location and was very excited to see them start construction on their tasting room in Hood River. I've been wanting to visit for months and finally got up early enough to finish my snowshoe adventure at Hood Meadows early enough to get here before they closed. And I'm so glad I made the effort to visit! All I wanted to do was simply try all their goods. I discovered that they have your traditional tasting flight...and more. Their taster provides a sample of all of their "spirits". But they also provide a taste of each spirit with a mixer that pairs well with it, such as tonic water, spritz, and ginger ale. So that was a great, and unexpected, addition. They also offer a selection of full cocktails with each spirit and a seasonal cocktail. This time it was the Chai Old Fashioned so I enjoyed that. It's a small, cozy spot in the midst of their production room so it's a neat place to sample the goods and the service was very knowledgeable, kind, and attentive. I'm really glad I visited and I really wish them well!

Very cool idea - 0% spirits offering cheap tasting flights to experience the spirits. I've had such…read morespirits before but found the other alcohol-free botanicals to be more nuanced and subtle whereas Wilderton's flavors tend to be overly powerful. I hope they can strike perhaps a better balance in the botanicals they produce and perhaps come up with a couple other varietals as two of the three seemed to have similar pairing profiles. The third was a little more earthy and paired better with a bourbon or whiskey but seemed to overpower rather than complement the alcoholic spirit. I saw some other review talked about the credit card machine and printed information; they had all that when I went which was definitely helpful!