My boyfriend and I stumbled upon Bunnies in Ridgefield after being pulled in by the playful mural…read moreand bold signage outside. The name alone made us curious, and once we realized they served pizza, we were in. Inside, the space opens up to a medium-sized dining room with a few bar-top seats and a main counter where you order, grab a number, and seat yourself. We asked the staff for a pizza recommendation and were pointed straight to the sausage and peppers pie, made with Italian sausage and Mama Lil's peppers. Sold. We ordered a large, plus a Caesar salad, a glass of house white wine, and an IPA. They also serve liquor, which is a nice bonus. The menu leans Italian with pizzas, pastas, salads, and a meatball sandwich that immediately caught my eye, especially after seeing the table next to us order it. It looked very good. The Caesar salad came out first. The dressing was delicious, the croutons were solid, but my one critique is the presentation. It was served as whole romaine leaves, so you have to cut it yourself if you want a normal bite. Not a dealbreaker, just not my favorite style. Flavor-wise though, it was a good Caesar. Then the pizza arrived and--visually--wow. Gorgeous crust, great color, and toppings that looked perfectly balanced. But when we tried to lift a slice, reality hit. The center crust was rolled super thin and got weighed down by the toppings, making it too soft to hold up. You basically have to slide it onto your plate and eat it with a fork until you get closer to the crust. Once you hit that halfway point, though, it's fantastic. The crust edge was perfect. Flavor-wise, the pizza really delivered. The sausage was rich and savory, the Mama Lil's peppers added a great tangy heat, and there were dollops of what tasted like ricotta that tied everything together beautifully. We also added mushrooms and hot honey. You wouldn't know there was a structural issue just by looking at it. That said, I don't think I'd order the pizza again without trying something else first. I'm very curious about the meatball sandwich or a pasta dish to see how those stack up. I also learned Bunnies has a sister restaurant, Little Conejo, which I've been to a few times but haven't always loved. This spot feels like it has a lot of potential, and I'd definitely come back. I just want to be honest about the execution right now, because the flavors are there.

If I could eat here everyday I would. The food is absolutely AMAZING!!!! Everything is so fresh and…read morethe quality is top tier and it shows. A staple every time I come here is the wedge salad. I could eat the whole thing. Then sun dried tomatoes are just so flavorful. It's the best. Today, I got the Gabagool pizza with the hot honey. Seriously, WOW. Even my husband said that it was THE BEST pizza he has ever had in his life. I know it's a bold claim, but it was truly that good. We also got the rigatoni, which my kids completely smashed. They absolutely loved it. ***Of all the pasta dishes, this is by far hands down the best one. The fettuccine Alfredo pasta was a bit too heavy and fell a little short of flavor. We've also had the carbonara, same thing. If the pancetta was a little more crispy and little less butter it would be good. All the staff is really nice and friendly. *Only thing I am not a fan of is the seating. People sitting on the big table won't allow you to sit in the middle or they give a major side eye. So you couldn't even sit there without feeling unwelcomed. The outdoor seating doesn't have heaters. The taller bar tables with the bar stools aren't safe for younger kids. 1 person was taking up the corner table which could fit a family of 5. It can get frustrating, and often times I don't go here because of the seating situation. With that being said I still absolutely recommend eating here. It is worth the drive from Portland or even Kalama. It is a 100% must go to. They only serve pizza after 3:00pm.

Excellent prices, very good food, generous portions and service that is prompt, friendly and…read moreefficient. This was the second time I placed a to go order by phone and both times my order has been ready at the promised time. Tried the Loggers pizza this time, which offers a nice balance of meat and vegetable toppings (pepperoni, Italian sausage, mushrooms and black olives.) I also added an Italian salad this time. It was very fresh and as with the pizza, there was plenty of each topping (salami, pepperoni, tomatoes, olives and mozzarella.) I got the individual size, but it was easily big enough to share. The location is set back off the main road so look for the Valvoline Oil sign or the orthodontist building - it's just beyond there.

We got to order takeout today because we didn't feel like cooking in our campground. We ordered…read morepizza, and a young lady came right away and delivered the pizza for us directly onto where we were Camping. Pizzas are good, and they have good service.

This is a cute store! Lots of interesting jams, relish, etc and fresh produce…read more But we came for the sandwiches and gelato! Both of our sandwiches were huge and enough for lunch the next day also! We also had to try the lemon gelato but we ate it so quickly no pictures! Service at the sandwich counter and from counter were so friendly and made great suggestions. Will definitely be back!

My wife discovered this place while planning our trip, and she immediately knew we had to stop in…read more It's a locally owned small grocery and deli--it not on a corner anymore (it used to be), but now located on a roundabout. When you walk in, the check-out counter is to the left featuring local baked goods, gelato, etc. There is some seating to the right with some really cool sliced log tables, and the restroom is in the corner of that particular area. The mid-section has shelves of specialty and convenience items, with stairs leading to a second floor which we did not check out. On either side are coolers, produce, and other grocery staples. The deli sits in the back. We loved the overall look of the place--rustic with a bit of an industrial touch, totally our style. The deli menu board behind the counter lists breakfast items, sandwiches, salads, and pizza. They also serve coffee. We weren't in the mood for a deli sandwich but did see they have been awarded best sandwich for quite a few years which is cool! When we saw the pizza prices, we did a double take. A 12-inch cheese pizza starts at $19.89 and goes up to $25.89 for a supreme. Gluten-free adds $4+, and focaccia crust adds $6+. While we appreciate good sourdough (and they use Kalama Sourdough, which has a great local story), the prices felt a bit steep for a 12-inch pizza. So we decided to eat elsewhere. That said, this was still a really cool stop. The shop has character, local charm, and a great aesthetic. We'd definitely come back for coffee or to browse again next time we're in the area. We are even open to trying the pizza and seeing if it worth the price.

Salad bar is just for show after 8pm. One of these months we might actually get to have a BYO…read moresalad............ Staff was more concerned about closing in an hour than starting an order. One guy tried to argue that salad bat should be open til 8:30, but the gal shot him a death glare and insisted that there shall be no consumption of lettuce within an hour of closing. Someone had evening plans, I guess. On the bright side, inside is super-clean since all the chairs are up on tables and the place is ready to close for the night. Strange business-model, me thinks. Off to find dinner elsewhere....

I love this place , they are so accommodating on the buffet, the place is always super clean . I…read morehave tons of digestion issues, and they are always willing to make me what I can eat whether it be gluten, friendly or sugar-free. The staff are so polite and go out of there way for you

Keyana did a great job!! Top security with. Don't give her $100 bill. If it's ripped, she'll go and…read morecheck it out but she has very custom very good customer service.

Asked for my bun toasted it came cold it was awful. Only good about this place is aoli sauce . It…read moresux

I've been wanting to try this place but a couple things stopped me. 1) they don't deliver 2) they…read moredon't have low carb/ cauli crust option. However I recently decided to try them for a cheat day. Called ahead on the drive to have a medium pepperoni. Interesting they have a drive thru window behind the building. Service was easy and friendly enough. Pizza smelled great. Pretty standard size. Visually no complaints. I've seen others complain about burnt crust (that's literally what a real pizza oven does lol). Anyway, it tasted good. Kind of an average experience. Not truly lacking, not phenomenal. Despite being regular gluten I didn't feel bloated/sick eating it. I would definitely consider ordering again. My issue is the price though. Most pizza spots have specials. You literally have dominos across the street selling 2 large pizzas for like $10-15. A medium pepperoni was almost $30. That seems like what a large or XL should be for a pepperoni or combo pizza. I like that it was semi convenient that they have a drive through and you can pick it up after running errands and such. But for $30 I'd rather have a pizza delivered. MODS pizza down the road would be pizza and salad combo for the same price. Idk. If they considered a weekday special or something it might make us order more often. For now I'm glad I tried it to know what is offered to support local spots. But definitely not my go-to due to cost and lacking cauli options.

Way overpriced pizza!! Thirty plus dollars and the pizza was disappointing. Very ordinary. The…read moreatmosphere was really depressing as well. No money was put into the look and feel of the place. Will never return!

Definitely recommend the food here! Tots, totchos, wings, and pizza are all spectacular! Fresh and…read moremade to order, so not super quick but worth it. Great beer selections on tap so grab a beer and some grub. The only real downside is no NA options for beer. Water and root beer, but with so many local craft NA beers around the PNW, one or two on tap would serve so many folks who are recovering, reducing alcohol for health reasons, or out solo who don't want to drink and then drive or ride (motorcycle). Love the outdoor seating in the shade or sun. Definitely a place built for our PNW weather as outdoor seating has some covered areas. Friendly service at this local spot, so go check it out.

My favorite place to have a beer. They always have a great selection of beers. My favorite are…read moreStouts and they always have at least 3-4 Stouts on tap. They rotate their large selection of beers. Use the Digital Pour app to see what's available. Service is always great. Prompt, friendly and willing to chit chat for a few minutes. Great for Dogs and they have a heated patio that is spacious. Inside seating is cozy and they usually have a game on the many TVs they have. Good food. Pizzas are their specialty however they have a lot of other options like wings, tots, nachos. For tavern food l rate their food high. Highly recommend coming here many times.

Sadie & Josie's Bakery is a local one stop shop for all your bakery needs: from doughnuts to bread,…read morebaked goods, and more, they seem to do it all! Fresh & delicious food and wonderful family of bakers. I had the doughnuts but I look forward to coming back to try the cinnamon rolls!

Literally the best donuts we've ever had in our entire life. The staff were all so kind and…read moregenerous. We were driving by and saw the sign so we stopped in for the first time ever. After we ate our donuts in the car, we literally had to go back in to tell them how delicious they were and we got more goodies! We'll be picking up a cake and having them write on it for our wedding in August

Stopped in for lunch on a whim. The road to the parking lot is crazy confusing with multiple…read moreroundabouts with one way entries and exits going in all directions. Despite ample parking, navigation to where you need to be isn't really intuitive. Admittedly, we circled around for a while trying to sort it out. The road to the main lot is accessed well before you get near the casino. If you miss it, you're going to be lost in the maze. Luckily, it wasnt too busy and we didn't upset anyone going the wrong way multiple times. Once we got sorted out we went inside. The casino is clean and a non-smoking atmosphere. They appeared to have a good selection of newer slot machines. It's quite nice but we only took the time to eat lunch. The restaurant has ample seating and they weren't too busy on a Wednesday afternoon. They have a good selection of craft brews on tap and offer 20 oz. pours. We ordered a couple of beyond burgers with fries that were delicious. The food came quickly and service was great. Two of us with the food and drinks were in and out for around $50 with tip (happy hour) which seemed quite reasonable. The burgers were messy but very tasty. We'll make a point to come back, especially now that we will be veteran navigators. Signage could be better, maybe some additional painted arrows so people don't get turned around.

Stopped in for dinner with friends. The food was only mediocre on this visit…read more I do recommend the pretzel. It's pretty tasty. Service was great, the table was great. The food doesn't lift up to its cost. So I would say not a great value, but a great time

Service was amazing! Friendly staff. Serve up fresh chips, salsa & refried beans. They had local…read morebeer from exit 16 that was good. Macho Burrito was huge! Boyfriend loved the beef and red sauce. The chili verde burrito was delish and cooked perfectly with cubed pork- not shredded- just like it's suppose to be. So good!!! Liked the ground beef tostada with cheese and fresh green lettuce -not icky iceberg- and tomatoes. Just need to remember to ask for it on its own plate if you do a combo so it won't get soggy if you're a slow eater like me.

We had chicken fraita...best ever! Great service..was driving through and thought we'd try..glad…read morewe did!!