TL;DR - Momma G's soups are worth it, if only they gave us just a little more. 5/5 due to the…read morequality of the soups. Food - African Peanut (5/5) Seriously, this soup is a hidden gem. It's creamy, slightly spicy and so comforting! (I've been here a few times and this has been my go to for something warm on a cold, rainy day). My only issue is that the portions feel so small compared to typical American fare. - Hungarian Mushroom (5/5) Tasty, rich and packed thick with mushrooms. It's a higher quality mushroom soup! - Big T Sandwich (4/5) Very filling turkey sandwich, freshly made. It was good, but it's also just a turkey sandwich. Service (4/5) - This is basically felt like service from a food cart. Nothing over the top, but nothing under either. I do wish that the meal came with more napkins than the tiny thin folded one included with the prepackaged utensils. Ambiance - This is located in the Rockwood Market Hall which has spots that are freezing and spots that are under big heaters (making them super hot). It's basically a food court that doesn't have insulation, so bring a jacket, or not, depending on where you sit. NOTE: I'm not including the ambiance in my overall rating.

We were delighted today when we saw that Momma G's is now open in the Troutdale outlet shopping…read morecenter. We ordered two of our old favorites: African peanut soup and Hungarian mushroom soup. The African peanut soup was not like the one I remembered from the Rockwood location. It was a tomato broth with chicken, and then I watched the server sprinkle a handful of peanuts on it. That didn't seem like peanut soup to me and it did not taste like peanuts. My partner said the mushroom soup was average but OK. She also ordered an Arancini that she liked a lot. It's a rice ball with fillings. I ordered a grilled caprese sandwich that was very good. We ordered a large Loaded Potato Soup to go, but when we got home and checked it, it looked like a medium-size soup. Not much for $8.25. I hope that Momma G's hasn't had to cut so many corners in the new space that it will the quantity and quality of food to decline. We will try it again.

Great food, great ambiance for a great purpose!! The coffee is bold and the sandwiches filled my…read morestomach full. Every time I've gone to Ant Farm, I was satisfied!

Best and one of the only places in Sandy I'd recommend. They are also active in the community.read more

This place had great reviews so I stopped for a sandwich. I was so sad when I got my grilled cheese…read moreand it was severely lacking cheese (which I consider the most important ingredient). Tomato soup was great though! I would be willing to give them another try and ask for more cheese next time. I don't believe this is worth $14. Service was quick and efficient.

I ordered a Reuben sandwich here and it was delicious! The bread was well toasted and crispy yet…read morestill soft enough that it didn't destroy the roof of my mouth. There was lots of meat and sauerkraut in my sandwich and it all had great flavor. The owner was very kind when I ordered and put my sandwich in a bag even though I had not ordered it to go because he saw my hands were full! I also noticed the care that the owner has taken to create a professional look and welcoming atmosphere (as much as you can in a food truck pod). There were plants outside his food truck, a water bowl for dogs, string lights in the awning, and a cute little hanging basket for chips. The outside of his truck also had some well-done photos displaying the menu items. I would definitely try this place again the next time I'm in Sandy!

The food was bland and not for the first time. It seems that the food is of poor quality…read more The appetizer of oysters was disappointing, they were over cooked and chopped up, no whole oysters in the small serving. The service was okay. I have been coming here for over 20 years and the restaurant was always my favorite, this was the place to bring visitors and family. It's not that place anymore.

I have been coming up to Mt. Hood for... 20 years? And every time, we zipped right past Government…read moreCamp thinking there was nothing much to see. My fiance planned a wonderful mountain getaway for us, and lucky for me- we had dinner reservations here. It was so chilly in December, We had a cold mountain day, and we bundled up to go to our dinner reservations and I have to say- I wasn't expecting much when I heard the name "Grill". I was thinking- burgers, fries, your typical post-ski grub. I was wrooong! We strolled into the coziest little restaurant and were greeted by the two lovely people working there. Felt like I very sweet family vibe. They steered us in the directions of the pasta dishes we ordered, and we had the Soup of the Day to start- I believe it was some kind of Tomato bisque and that hit the spot. The Hazelnut pasta was a hit for my fiance, and I loved that he got to try such a classic Oregon flavor in a pasta- how fun. My chanterelle ravioli filled me up so fast, I also loved being able to try chanterelles in this format. Both dishes felt very creative and full of so much Oregon pride! Delicious!

I highly recommend this restaurant/bar! My husband and I both had the cheeseburgers, which were…read moreexcellent! He had a salad with his burger and I had onion rings. The onion rings were probably the best I've ever had!! The burgers are hand-pressed, so no frozen meat. Brittany, our server, was excellent! She was the only server on the restaurant side, and was very attentive to all the tables. The ambiance is like the old west with lots of wood. The entire building was spotless! If you want great food, great service and great ambiance, this is the place to go on Estacada!

Beef enchilada is soooo goood! lil spicy but I loved it!…read moreBronco burger was fried to perfection!

Great service, great drinks, and the best pizza I've had in decades!…read more The beers Backwoods makes are all delicious and smooth-drinking. The service staff was all exceptional. But the pizza! Off the charts!, FULL REVIEW of all Services: If anyone who enjoys hiking, river fishing, or just a general outdoor-focused vacation wants a good, simple getaway with their spouse/loved one, check out the Backwoods brand in Carson, Washington (just north-northeast of Bridge of the Gods/Cascades Locks). Backwoods Cabins offers a really great overnight stay option. The 8 cabins there are all basic "two-room" designs (bedroom and attached bathroom, and a living room / mini-kitchen room). The cabins sport king-sized beds, a gas fireplace and outdoor fire, a mini kitchen with refrigerator/freezer and microwave (no stove/range). I think 3 of the 8 cabins welcome dogs. The Backwoods brand also owns Backwoods Brewery, which is just across the road from the cabin property. They have great microbrew beers (from light lagers to GREAT stouts!). The brewery also has a smokehouse, with fantastic smoked brisket, pulled pork, and house-made sausage/brats. But even better, the Backwoods Brewery offers the BEST PIZZA I've had in decades. The pizza dough is a perfect balance of flavor and texture. It's not too thin and not too thick. The crust is chewy in the middle, with a great crusty edge and base. The red sauce (they also have a white sauce we didn't try) is thick and rich, with a few tomato chunks. It's got a slight spicy bite with a sweet finish. They also have some unique house pizzas. We tried the Whistle Punk - Red sauce, bacon, smoked brisket, peppadew peppers, sweet onions, fresh mozzarella rounds - and the Pepperoni Express - Red sauce, pepperoni, mushrooms, tomatoes, banana peppers, smoked mozzarella. Both were outstanding. I'd go so far as to say both Donna and I deemed these the best pizzas we've had in 35+ years (noting that our first date was at a pizza joint in Fife we both thought was the best-ever pizza). If you stay in the Backwoods Cabins, you get two coupons for free drinks at the brewery (beer/wine/cider/cocktails) as well as an assortment of snacks for your hiking adventures, and a full S'mores kit to use over the gas fire pit. And if you are in a dog-friendly cabin, you get complimentary treats, and water/food bowls for your canines.

Gluten free review:…read more Came here after a hike because I believe in balance, climb a hill, eat a pizza. Thrilled they had gluten-free options. Tried the Tree Hugger 10" GF pizza and it was genuinely tasty. The crust? So good. The staff? Kind. The price? About $20, which felt a little "ouch," but the pizza did not, and that's what matters. The place was fun and great ambiance. Take a fun trip and go try this place out.

I discovered The Soop through GrubHub. I was craving Korean food and it had good reviews all…read morearound. The first time ordered the Bi bim bap and Bulgogi beef. The dishes came and were not just good, but frigging delicious. There were fresh, crunchy vegetables, the incredible beef, and plenty of rice. My boys, who can be annoyingly picky, cleaned their plates. I had never been to the actual restaurant, because it is not in an area I regularly find myself. My son had a medical appointment right on NW 22nd, so we left early and headed to The Soop. I will always order their food to be delivered, it is my Korean ride-or-die. That said, the food is just that much better if you dine in. The space is odd and feels half done - the display of microgreens is now just containers, as far as I can see. Folks - none of that matters! Start eating your food, and the place starts to feel downright charming. I've been watching far too many K-dramas, and had recently seen a few with characters making their own Pajeon - a savory, huge scallion pancake. I decided to try this myself. I got a side of kimchi. It really was huge the size of the plate it was served on, and still I almost finished it!! The prices are good for better-than-most food. I have brought friends there several times, and ordered delivery for a group. My friends have loved the food, and asked how I found it. If this was in SE, where I live, it would be packed. Maybe I'm glad it isn't so I can get my pajeon without a big wait. Next time you're craving some Korean food, trust me, the Soop is where you should get it from. Heck, if you're hungry, just impulsively order from The Soop! You will be glad you did.

The Soop has been on my list for a while, and I finally got the chance to try it!…read more The soup was good though the mushroom felt a bit out of the ordinary. The paste in the soup also felt a little too grainy and not fully mixed in with it. I would say it'a definitely worth a try as it's very unique, but not the best I've has. The teokkpokki was great though! The sauce was very good with the rice cakes and the egg and gyoza brought it all together well! The store itself is in a bit of a weird place with a parking lot and a parking garage nearby, so only if you're familiar with the area, is it easy to park nearby. The lady working the counter was very nice! It is a order at the counter and sit at a table type of place which isn't too bad of a style in a smaller store!

10/10 recommend. Not to tarnish any spots around it. But the customer service was superb. Served us…read moreeven after closing.

I'm quite sure this is the best vegetarian ramen I've ever had! Rich with just the right amount of…read moreheat. The eggs had a perfect jam texture and just melted in my mouth. The sake flight was also tasty and fun. My partner found the matcha ipa to be unexpectedly good. The menu could be easier to read though! Inconsistent formatting and usage of pictures. Skip the croquettes though, these were bland deep fried breaded mashed potatoes that seems like they'd been heated from frozen mass produced. TLDR: Ramen AMAZING, croquettes meh.

We visit or order takeout at least twice a month. We love this place. They food is always hot,…read morefresh, crispy, and tasty, and the service is SO fast (I don't know how they get our dishes out at the speed they do) and friendly. They go out of their way to connect with you. The restaurant is always clean and there's plenty of space between tables. I'm so glad to have this right in town and very vegetarian friendly. I usually get vegetable lo mein but other favorites are Kung Pao tofu, veg fried rice, veg spring rolls, wontons, etc. So good!

Updating with latest menu photos. This is our newest…read morefavorite Chinese spot. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. The restaurant itself is large with tons of seating. The food is fantastic. We've been back several times per month since our first visit and we plan to keep coming back.