my friend and I cleared our nachos. 10/10. fully fed two people with an appetizer for under 20…read morebucks. deleted this food.

Came in around 7 pm on a Friday night and waited about 15 minutes before we were seated. My husband…read morehad wanted to try this pub as we passed through Baker City. He ordered a sampler of all their beers and it was $10 for 8-5oz samples. He also ordered the pastrami/reuben sandwich, I ordered the steak salad and we opted to order our toddler chicken tenders. We enjoyed our food and left happy and full.

This is your average local sports bar: lots of seating, a long bar, TVs, and marginal bathrooms…read more The food is actually good. Unfortunately, the Main Event here isn't getting food to your table. The front-of-house ignores the ding when the orders up; you stare idly at food that might be yours, but nobody is picking it up, nobody is delivering it to your table, and it ends up there later, cold. After complaining about something completely avoidable, the servers take it back to the kitchen, not realizing you are right there listening: Server: They say it's cold Cook: That's because it was sitting there forever I'm guessing this is just a gift for people passing through who maybe don't tip well. Sorry, I live one town over. My tip was good because I don't rip off servers, but given how bad your service was, think about how much better that tip might have been if you had exercised any care whatsoever. For the cooks, keep doing what you are doing, hope someone gets to appreciate it.

Great place friendly staff. Food was awesome and they have a great beer list. I have absolutely…read moreno complaints and would definitely return. Highly recommend

Would definitely stay again. Room was clean, A/C worked but not super cold, bed was a little too…read morefirm but staff was very very nice and there was a novelty to this inn that you cannot get elsewhere. The restaurant is pretty good, good staff, good service, and yummy food

While staying in Baker City, Oregon for the night, it was common sense to have breakfast at a local…read morediner called the Oregon Trail. It sounded like something a tourist should do when you're staying in a little town like Baker. The diner is part of the motel next door which is also called the Oregon Trail. Both venues are kinda dated. I'm sure in it's prime it was fabulous! But eating at this venue was pretty cool. It was like stepping into an old school time capsule. We sat ourselves at a booth on the very left of the diner. It was probably one of the only booths where the seating wasn't all messed up. We were instantly greeted and given menus. I did creep on their online menu this morning but it was good to see what I might miss. I got the country breakfast. It had two eggs, 5 slices of bacon and I opted for fresh fruit instead of the hashbrowns. The eggs were cooked perfectly, nice and yolky in the middle. The fruit was super fresh! It was still on the unripe side but still sweet. The bacon was ok. It was slightly overcooked in the middle and chewy on the ends. It was quite the experience eating here. The servers are really nice and really good at making sure your coffee cup is always full! By the time we left, there was a good crowd of people coming in. It was cool to experience Baker's local diner. It was neat dining here with all the locals.

Came here for breakfast as we were passing through on our way from our home in the Greater Boise…read morearea to spend a few days in Cannon Beach. The exterior is plain and worn. Inside is a mix of booths and tables; your basic neighborhood cafe. You choose your table. Staff are friendly and welcoming, though I get the impression they are used to working fast. My wife ordered eggs over easy, hash browns extra crispy, bacon, and sourdough toast. I ordered scrambled eggs with country potatoes, German sausage, and rye toast. My wife got my eggs, and I got hers. She was ok with scrambled but I don't care for over easy. In addition, her hash browns had a crisp exterior but underneath soggy and she only had a few bites and left the rest. I know I could have asked them to fix it, but I just was not wanting to make a big deal out of it. Besides screwing up our orders, the server was nice. The place was busy, so the locals like it. Unfortunately, our experience was not so good.

6/21, we were looking for a good breakfast place to try before our big exploration up in the…read moreElkhorn Mountains. First thoughts was feels homey and where I would go with my grandparents. I ordered an omelet and huckleberry pancake and the lady friend ordered an omelet as well. It was so good and filling. Very pleased with the food and the restrooms weren't bad either I'd give them a 6/10

Great diner just off the highway and the North Powder exit. Super friendly and kind staff--several…read morechecked in throughout the meal to make sure everything was okay. I had the skillet --breakfast for lunch--it was a huge portion with wonderful flavor and well cooked ingredients. The staff are dedicated to their craft. One of the cooks came out to share a dish with them and they all raved about it. You could tell they all care about each other and the food--that shows to their customers. Hidden gem in plain site just off the freeway.

My wife had the chicken fried steak it was tender and food was hot and I had the 1 lb ham steak it…read morewas wonderful and not all dryed out like most ham steaks I've had in a while. Service was quick and friendly. We will be back..

I've eaten here a few times over the years. Not a lot of dining options between Baker City and…read morePrairie City so you have to be content with what's here. Restaurants tend to come and go in Sumpter fairly regularly. This place has been around for longer than most. You can get a decent meal here at a decent price. Wait staff has always been fine. I generally go with the special which has never disappointed. On this latest visit to town the place I used to like best has once again gone out of business. I'm guessing most of the locals cook at home although there are several really huge RV parks that recently opened up in town so I'm guessing the need for more eateries will become apparent soon. It's a way long ways to the next nearest restaurant.

Stopped by for a meal. Found the friendly folks and curated country music the perfect appetizer for…read morea nicely cooked and wildly flavorful Rib Eye (baked potato and broccoli). Back to the dream (Sumpter) where everybody knows your name; even a stranger from a distant planet feels welcome. Thanks Carol Bargain confirmed.

Terrible service, marginally safe food and outrageous prices. All the elements of a bad experience…read moreand possibly food borne illness. Avoid this tourist trap at all costs. Don't believe the high ratings, they pay agents to leave them to offset the reality ratings. I travel a lot and this is one of the worst. Save your money and just keep driving to Boise or Pendleton, you'll thank me later. Cheers!

Everything was great, pretty perfect. Hubby had a trio of ribs, brisket & prime rib. While I had 12…read moreoz prime rib. Prime rib melted in my mouth! The ribs were good, maybe not great. And the brisket was tender and juicy. The atmosphere was a cross between a regional steak house and a supper club. The salad bar reminded me of the supper clubs if the 1980's & 90's. Everything in the salad bar was great, pea salad, broccoli & cauliflower salad, lettuce salad with all the toppings, 3 bean salad. The price is comparable to a big chain streak roadhouse, but better and quieter.

Holy Moses, I would come back to Baker City just to eat at this place again…read more Pastries (every single one of them) were incredible. Coffee was fantastic, as was my chai latte. I had the grilled cheese, which was gooey and delectable. My partner had the breakfast hash. The fresh OJ is also highly recommended. Everything was absolutely delicious. The service was great -- the woman at the register didn't even judge that my partner and I ordered enough food for six people (and it was just the two of us). Very cute space.

When we first stopped in Baker City, I had my eye on Sweet Wife Baking but it wasn't meant to be…read morethen. On our way back from our trip, I made it a point to swing by on our way out. The cafe was charming and was bustling! I ordered an iced vanilla latte and cortado at the counter and picked up a few pastries to go: blueberry scone, bacon and egg brioche bun, and a maple bun. Our coffees were great! My vanilla latte wasn't too sweet and I liked the taste of the espresso beans they used. As for the pastries, my favorite was the scone while my husband liked the brioche bun. Our least favorite was the maple bun since it was a little too dense for us. We'll definitely be back!