This place is a gem. They have lots of choices from soup to salad to dishes. It is definitely worth…read morethe wait if they're busy.

This was an amazing place to eat at. It's located between the McMinnville hospital and the Comfort…read moreinn suites. Waitress was extremely nice and constantly explained whether there was wait or not. She was very acknowledgeable with her surroundings. The food was amazingly yummy.

Philly cheese steak sandwich is the BEST PHILLY SANDWICH I HAVE HAD IN YEARS!!!…read moreIt Meaty, It was Cheesy, it had peppers and onions it was on a roll that could handle all the meat, cheese, peppers and onions and still be soft enough to eat. So juicy by its self but they also provide Ajus to dip it in and your choice of a side. My date finally found the best Chicken fried Steak he had been looking for a while. We definitely be going back there again it was well worth the drive. Sorry I didn't think about taking pictures just started eating it looked so yummy!!!.

Friendly and attentive service. I came for tea and breakfast with a dear friend; it was a quiet…read moremorning, but the food was delicious. I saw a cake case with a gorgeous display but unfortunately I was too full already. Very grateful for the gracious hospitality after a long drive.

This place has the best French toast. Great service and the portions are big enough to split. Never…read moredisappointed

The good: Our party of two were seated right away, it was a…read moreWednesday morning. The food was hot and tasted delicious The bad: The space is tiny and space to sit at a table on the floor is tight! Two waitresses were a little scrambled with the full tables The ugly: The creamer on the table was spoiled. We had to have our cream and coffee/tea replaced and they didn't come til after our food. The table next to us also had spilled creamer. The complaint that has nothing to do with the business: Why do people bring their families out to eat in a tiny place when you have an active cough, and your child has a consistent barking cough that they won't cover. Stay home or order food to go if you are sick. You never know who is dining near you

What a gem in the old downtown area of Tillamook. If you can find a parking spot on the main drag…read moreyou will enjoy this awesome 50-60's diner! From the black and white checkered floors, to the vintage signs and the auto themed rides for kids in the back, this place delivers! the owner was there greeting everyone and running orders out. the food was typical far for a diner and the fries are a cut above. they even have real milkshakes, made the old fashioned way with a mixer

Amazing service! Walked through the door and it was like we were family with the amount of…read morehospitality. Food was also amazing and had vegan and gluten free substitutions but I'm not either so I pounded down a chili cheese burger and ding dang golly it was amazing. And if that's not enough the old diner feel was so cool, the vibe had me doing the jitter bug as I walked out the door!

The absolute best place to have breakfast or pie and coffee. It's tiny and local and fabulous and…read morecozy. There's nothing I have to say that is bad about this place. It's absolutely heaven.

Country/ Home styled breakfast place with good portion. Nothing fancy…read more It was what we needed in the way to clamming. Guess my only complain with pricing was not too high for the offering and hash browns were soggy (although seemed fresh and grated at the restaurants).

I stopped in for a to go order. I was a bit concerned that there was not one single person in the…read morerestaurant at "lunch time". I thought the to go order was prepared very quickly and when I got home I found out why. The chicken was RAW! We fed the raw chicken to the feral cats outside and my wife tried to eat the other slop that she just vomited right back up several minutes later! I wouldn't eat here or order here again if it were free! The "restaurant" itself, was dark and dingy! I can only imagine what their kitchen must look like!

Really bad Chinese food. Establishment was dirty and smelled bad . Automatically added 15% service…read morecharge on to of overpriced food

Crescent is my favorite place for breakfast. They've destroyed my desire to have it anywhere else…read more Food is unique and delicious. Staff is top shelf as well. Shane and Susette treat us like true guests.

Holy moly. The charms of a country cafe combined with the most warm and welcoming (correction:…read morenicest of all time) staff. They were flush with customers even on a Monday, but with some patience you will be seated and served with the most delicious food. You won't even mind the calories (or at least I didn't), especially after you wash it down with some fresh squeezed juice. Must gets: -Caramelized banana pancake (half portion = 1 huge pancake) -They also really know how to do a darn good hashbrown. -And for bread? That cornmeal molasses toast was completely unreal

What an amazing gem tucked away in Philomath! This diner has some of the best breakfast I've had in…read morea long time and it seems like they do ever single thing on the menu right. I got the french toast with apples and it was not too sweet and there was a great flavor from the fruit. I could tell the bread was baked in house and it was so yummy. I definitely think you could share the meal. Also, the servers were very kind and I loved the cute little knick knacks around the space. I also got an iced caramel latte and it was nothing special but they gave the right espresso to milk ratio which is an art in itself and i appreciated! I hope to come back next time i'm in Oregon!

My now husband and I visited The Dizzy Hen three times on our Oregon honeymoon! Once for a morning…read morecoffee to go, then dinner and the next morning breakfast. Each visit the food and drinks were delicious and the service made us feel like we were right at home with family! The restaurant is cozy and welcoming. Each of the gals helping us were wonderful!!! Our favorites were the espresso martini and then Dizzy for breakfast! We will definitely return the next time we are in town.

We love visiting Lincoln City, during this trip we noticed a new Cafe called The Otis Cafe, we had…read moreto stop by and give it a try. As you drive up you cannot help to notice the red building with a classic Old Cafe sign off HWY 101. They have a unique story, the original Otis Cafe was located in the City of Otis in the 1920s, named after the Post masters nephew. They have ample parking in their own private lot, as you walk up to the building and the main entrance, they have outdoor seating. Key finding, depending the time you arrive you may be waiting a bit to get in, they seem to be very popular with good reason. Once inside you will notice a very open seating area, with various booths and table seating options. They make fresh bread, we could not resist we took home a loaf of homemade bread it was very tasty. The staff greet you as you walk in, it has a very friendly vibe, the staff cycle through the building repeatedly checking in with its customers throughout your visit. The food options are plentiful, also note their portions are huge. We finally decided on an Omelette with veggies and ham, with a side of bacon and German potatoes with wheat sourdough. We also ordered the French toast with Fruit, an egg, another huge portion of food ample for two or three. The food was served warm, to our options and extremely tasty. The bacon was huge, well cooked, the Omelette and potatoes were perfectly cooked, I really enjoyed the Omelette and bacon. We are still working through the French toast, we took 3/4 of it home with us. Some recommendations, review the menu, be ready to order they are fairly busy and turn tables quickly. This is a must try spot during your next visit to Lincoln City.

Got into Lincoln City a couple of weeks ago and have been craving a cinnamon roll. Not your usual…read moreRoll, it's bigger and better. This place is so busy each time we drive by. Husband thought he would come by as soon as they opened at 7 AM. Hot right out of the oven a delicious

I was heading back home to SoCal but wanted to grab a bite to eat before driving to PDX. Looked up…read moreplaces around the hotel I was staying at. Initially I had picked out another place but decided to stop here instead cause it was a bit closer. You can tell this is the place that's like "If you know, you know." People came in and everyone was on a first name basis. It was really pleasant to see! Now onto the food. Absolutely amazing! I got the hobo omelette with a side of biscuits and gravy. Hands down the best biscuits and gravy I've ever had! And the omelette was dang good too! It's a small place with not a lot of seating but it's definitely worth it to venture in if you're in the area. I wish there was one closer to me. Service was stellar. Ritz Diner, I'll never forget you!

I've ordered biscuits & gravy, it was good. Where I have breakfast now I order the Big Breakfast. 3…read moreeggs, 2 sausage, 2 bacon, 1 ham Steak, choice of French toast or pancakes, hash browns, & biscuits & gravy. All for the low price of $13.99. I do visit Las Vegas and eat at The Emerald Island Grill, or the Omlet house. One omelette divided onto two plates. I think the Ritz is over priced