Stopped for a quick EV charge and not only found a charger available right away but also the…read morecharging time was fast. We have the electrify america app and that helps find stations, start charging, track and end your session from your smartphone so it was really conveniant .As far as I remeber the price was $0.43/kWh. Located in the walmart parking lot

Not reliable, it takes forever to charge, had to restart the charge, and not exaggerating, 6 times…read moreto go from 33% to 70% And to top it off, I had went to two locations that their chargers didn't work, this is my third location. And it stopped at 73% Don't waste your time! Once my sub is up, I won't be renewing with them

Sprinkled throughout Hood River are 34 public charging stations, 5 of which are free EV charging…read morestations. 15 are DC Fast Chargers, 8 of which are Tesla Superchargers. For those with an electric vehicle or hybrid, this makes visiting Hood River even more attractive. Driving through the Columbia Gorge the winds are often quite gusty which really drains the charge. Or better said, it takes far more energy. Knowing there are several EVCS available reduces the stress! The 5 free stations are typically in use so make sure you know where the others are in case it's not your lucky day! Often we use the paid EVCS on Columbia Street in the far end of the parking lot where the Farmers Market is located. There is a time limit, as there should be, so make sure you don't leave your car there all day. If you do, expect a ticket or at the least, someone wink disconnect the hose so that they can rightfully charge their vehicle. Another good spot is the Walmart parking lot, a landmark that most are familiar with and also right off the first Hood River exit if you are heading East. Some of the vineyards, life my favorite Stave & Stone, have installed EVCS. They have a regular and a Telsa Supercharger in their lot for guests.

Great view and great things to check out in the area. We…read moretried out the brewery across the way.

My wife and I purchased a new garage ready freezer and the one outlet we have in our garage was not…read morean ideal setup. I decided to use Yelps contractor search to help me find a quality electrician. Out of all of the companies who reached out to me, Infinity Electric was the only company who actually called. All the others just sent me a email or text message. I was pleasantly impressed with the conversation I had with Reis. I explained to him the scope of work needed for my freezer. I also requested that an additional outlet be installed for my work bench as well. Reis quoted a reasonable price and was able to schedule me for the day and time I was available. I'm very pleased with the results! Give Reis a call. You'll be glad you did.

When looking for an electrician I tried the "Project," feature. I received several communications…read moreimmediately. After correspondence with several contractors I chose Infinity Electric. They went above and beyond by calling me directly along with texting, and IM in Yelp. My assigned electrician walked me through the process and booked a date with him. On day of service our electrician was courteous, answered additional questions, and completed the project with a short period of time. I now have Infinity in my contacts and will refer their services when asked. Thank you Infinity Electric.

Easy access off the main road. Small grocery store easy walking distance. All bays looked to be…read moreworking when we were there.

We traveled from Omaha, and Handsfull Farm Creek-side Retreat absolutely delivered. From start to…read morefinish, our stay was restful, fun, and exactly what we needed. Sleeping beside the creek felt like pressing "pause" on life -- we had the best sleep in ages. We explored the trails along the creek and up over the ridge, rewarded with breathtaking views and just the right amount of adventure. The barn and animals were another charming touch that makes this more than just glamping. They add personality and give guests something delightful and memorable to enjoy beyond the tent. All of this wrapped together feels like summer camp with VIP retreat luxury. You don't lack for anything here, and it's clear the farm and glamping sites are a true labor of love. Huge thanks to our hosts -- we'll definitely be back to experience Duck Pond Oasis!

We had an amazing stay at the Handsfull Farm! The scenery was stunning, very relaxing experience…read more The animals on the property made for a fun time! Clean and peaceful stay, would 10/10 stay here again!

Just off the southside of Hwy 26 and just entering Sandy on the PDX end of town, these chargers are…read moretucked behind Fred Meyer. There was no one there on a weekday morning besides me. My Model 3 peaked at upper 60's kWhr (up to 120 rated) despite being all alone but still grabbed major charge in less than 15 minutes. Convenient and as expected.

Went to dinner here with family this spring and had a great time. Service was a smidge slow just…read morebecause we were there at peak dinner time (it's also kind of a small space and thus was a little crowded), but it wasn't too bad. The food was delicious; each of us ordered something different and everyone was very happy with their meal. I got the salmon fish and chips, and it was SO good. I'm so used to fish and chips being made with cod or other white fish, so this was a fun change. Despite being a pub, this place is family-friendly. The kid's menu was perfect for my little nephew, and my sister was very pleased with the quality of his burger meat and the fact that you can sub fries for veggie sticks for kiddos. You don't see that sort of thing very often. We had a great time!

Came here as a direct result of a recommendation by a fellow Yelper when looking for good brewpubs…read more So made a stop in Hood River for lunch during our 3 day trip to Portland, after seeing some waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge. Full Sail is a very well respected micro brewery, founded in 1987 and the first craft brewery in the Pacific Northwest to bottle its beer. It's flagship Amber has won numerous awards, including recently in 2025 a Gold Medal at the NY International Beer Competition (along with the brewery being named Oregon Brewery of the Year). It has a large line-up of beers brewed inhouse There is a large paid parking lot across the street at $1.25 per hour, payable via credit card through nearby kiosks. Once entering, there is a long hallway, walking past the working areas of the brewery, until getting to the restaurant area. It has views of I-84, and further the Columbia River. The outdoor patio was not open (drizzling outside), and it was pretty crowded inside but we got lucky to be seated at a table near windows with a view. There have lunch and happy hour specials during weekdays. The lunch special is 1/2 of a sandwich (grilled cheese this day) along with a cup of their soup of the day (tomato). I was super excited about the Amber, so got a pint of that ($8) and pint of the Queen Wheat ($8). My wife enjoyed the Queen Wheat but didn't care for the Amber. I really liked the Amber, making me realize why I had drunk so much of that style earlier in my life when in Wisconsin, before switching over to wheat beer. There selection of beer is great, and a flight is the way to go ($18 of 6 5oz samplers). Buffalo Hot Wings ($17) - a decent amount of simply deep fried hot wings in a classic Frank's red hot buffalo sauce. Pretzel Bread Sticks ($13) - 4 large, warmed pretzels. Should have gotten the beer cheese to go with it. Salmon Fish & Chips ($20) - 3 small pieces of beer battered salmon, very dense and definitely tasting of wild caught salmon. It came with good fries and a really good, fresh cole slaw. There is a small refrigerator stocked with cans of certain beers for sale. Unfortunately, we were dismissively told that they were out of the Amber bottles for sale. So after our meal, went to the front to purchase directly from the front staff. Their Japanese rice beer from their Session lineup ($10 for a six pack) was available and what we brought back home with us.