I drove past this place the first time because the numbers were hard to read, so I posted a photo…read moreto make it easier to find. It's about 10 minutes or so from downtown Hood River, an easy drive on 35 and then onto 282 W, into a little main drag with a gas station and a few shops and hole-in-the-wall eateries. Michoacan is only open til 8, so get here in time. A single TV showed Mexican soccer, and the tables are basic. AC worked just fine, and the "sports bar" theme is mainly in some wall posters along with a hanging set of boxing gloves and some soccer and basketballs. The food is why you come though. For $2.50, you'll get a brightly flavored perfect guacamole, but a few bright red tomato bits and the herby bite of cilantro. The waitress told me that my entree came with guacamole, but I wanted more. I'd expected the carnitas entree to just have a spoonful,but it was a generous portion too. The chips were thick, not too salty, with enough heft to hold the thick warm bean dip that is complimentary. Inside the kitchen, visible from the dining room, you can see the women cooking. There's no celebrity chef here, no big presence in the kitchen. Just dark haired women chopping and stirring and making authentic food, and perhaps going home later to do laundry and care for family, all in the shadow of Mt Hood. Carnitas platter was visually satisfying - dark meat with a hint of charred crust, bright green guacamole and limes, a few orange pickled carrots, finely diced cilantro and onion. I often bypass the sticky rice at Tex-Mex joints, but here the grains were flaky and you could get the sweetness of tomato. As a solo diner I didn't have a chance to try the array of $2 tacos this time, but the tortillas that came with the carnitas were fresh and tasty, so that's my next visit! No mixed drinks - a selection of bottled beers (Negra Modelo, Corona, Victoria, Pacifico) which will come with no glass. The "glassware" is plastic, so you might prefer drinking out of the bottle anyway! Glad I came here - friendly staff too. Service was a bit slow - I had to ask for the bill - but fine.

Not a sports bar. Lovely drive though. Name should be…read morechanged to reflect the actual business that it is.

Love it again!! with the new owners and the food being great again this is our go to spot!…read moreconsistently good food great drinks,and fun atmosphere! Always just a good night out here! music is fun too sometimes very loud but fun!

Everything went well. 1st time there, we had steak and we had Zara as a waitress she was a…read morebeautiful fresh breath of air. Food was amazing and service was even better. When we come back we will definitely stop again. Wait and loved the music it was great and very much appreciated

The newly remodeled & owned Ranger Station was very nostalgic! It reminded us of the Pasttime when…read moreit was at its prime! We ordered the Gravel Grinder Sammie & Tri Tip French Dip, both with fries. Both sandwiches were very good! The French fries were unique- thin, curled slices of potato, crisply fried, with tasty seasoning! For a 5-star review, we'd like to see more pepperoni & salami in the Grinder sandwich & larger potato slices for fries. We are eager to return & explore more of the menu!

Fantastic food and a great place to hang out after a good hike! Wonderful staff and home sweet home…read morevibes! Burgers were great but the fries are to die for! Can't wait to find myself back in Dufur so I can stop in for a burger and a beer!

Coming back from Portland to Bend, we stopped here on a slushy day after Christmas (12/26). It was…read morewelcoming and warm and we sat at the bar. Ordered 2 beers and a pizza, and took a growler home filled with the 10.3% ABV Stout I was served. Our ticket wasn't too bad and the pizza was good. They have a captive audience on the mountain there- as we were seated there must have been 35 or so people plowing in after us. I enjoyed the respite from drive and would return.

We were in the midst of our August anniversary trip and had taken a nice drive to visit Mt. Hood…read more As we had already had brunch a few hours earlier, we weren't exactly hungry, but wanted some beers. Mt. Hood Brewing looked promising, so we decided to stop by. It was also in the middle of a heat wave in OR, so we asked to sit outside. After my husband snagged our table, I brought our well-trained and well-behaved Siberian with us to the patio. There was another poorly-behaved dog, but my dog could not have cared any less, and it was far enough away that it didn't bother me too much either. The outdoor seating was minimal and basic, but did the job. Thankfully there was shade from the umbrellas. I put my dog in his "tuck" command under me as he is trained to do at restaurants, and proceeded to look at the menu. To be honest, the food looked pretty good, and also smelled pretty good, as I watched other patrons get their meals. However, we were still pretty stuffed, so we settled with a beer flight. The beers were out to our table pretty quickly, but after trying them, my husband and I came to the consensus that we expected more from the only brewing company in town. As another Yelper put it, the beers fell flat for us too. I was hoping there would be more/different notes to each beer, which is the whole point of sampling multiple, but they all seemed quite monotone. It started getting pretty warm underneath our umbrella, so we quickly wrapped up our beer flight and left. The view was gorgeous, and the location splendid (hence the 4 stars), and perhaps next time I'd be down to try one of their dishes, specifically the elkburger, but I was a little disappointed in the beer. I've been to plenty of breweries to enjoy beers there and also bought craft beers/growlers for home, so I'd like to say I'm decently versed in beer, but this missed the mark.

I've been here at least a half dozen times. Very underwhelming. The atmosphere is odd...kinda dark,…read morebut in a bad way. The cocktails are okay...I could make better at home for a third the price. The staff seems to have a lot of turnover. And lastly, the menu item I loved most when they first opened, a shrimp po'boy, was delicious, but now sadly long gone. My family and I just never come here anymore and instead opt for other options in Hood River.

Food was tasty. Service was good. Waitress was pleasant. Good place to catch up with friends and…read morewatch a game.

Hands down the best place in Maupin for anything food, vibes and service. The cute little spot…read moreright on the Deschutes River is a great cozy place to eat, enjoy the sun, and have the best meal. Everytime we stay at the Oasis we go here, it's tradition and mandatory. A day in the sun is well spent after some amazing food here-- the owner and her staff are the best. Eveything is delicious and a must stop when in Maupin. Thank you for the great service and food!

Came here for lunch and sat at on the nice patio. Staff were really friendly. I got a beer and…read morewife got a really tasty cider. We were really hungry so tried a few things. The pulled pork sandwich was great. Macaroni salad was good. Fried chicken salad was huge and looked great, but didn't think the flavor was anything special (the bleu cheese overpowered too). Potatoes were kind of boring. Hamburger was fine.

Food service people good! Last Stop Saloon and St. Patrick's…read moreDay corned beef and lamb stew places.

I visited the Last Stop Saloon with my father recently, and we had an incredibly disappointing…read moreexperience due to our bartender, Heather. The poor service started right when we ordered. I asked for a Dos Equis, and Heather looked at me and blankly asked, "What is that?" When I explained it was a Mexican beer, she snapped, "We don't have that." Meanwhile, I could clearly see another patron at the end of the bar drinking a Modelo. I pointed it out and just asked for a Modelo instead, which she finally served. The real issue, however, was a shocking lack of sanitation later in our meal. My dad ordered the Reuben soup, which came with a side of Thousand Island dressing. He enjoyed it, so a few minutes later, I ordered a cup for myself. When Heather brought out my soup, it didn't come with its own dressing. Instead of pouring a fresh side, she reached over, grabbed my dad's used, leftover Thousand Island dressing, pushed it over to me, and said, "Oh, he looks like he didn't touch this. You can go ahead and use it." I was completely stunned and disgusted. Passing used, pre-served food side-dishes between customers is a massive health code violation, regardless of whether we are family or not. If this is how they handle hygiene in plain sight at the bar, I dread to think what is happening back in the kitchen. We will definitely not be returning.

Double Mountain was my final stop on my most recent trip to Oregon. It was recommended to me and I…read morewas not disappointed. They have a nice patio area with a few (4-5) tables that are covered. We got there super early and opted to sit outside since the weather was so nice. The service was fantastic and our waitress was super friendly. We discovered that she has ties to KC so I always love that. I started with an Adeline blackberry sour. It's pretty to look at and so delicious to drink. Sours in Oregon are hands down the best. I wish we had more of it in KC but I highly recommend that you get sours and ciders if you're in the PNW. For lunch I ordered the Club Sandwich: Sweetheart ham, hickory-smoked turkey, Tillamook white cheddar, Applewood smoked bacon; topped with lettuce, tomato, chipotle mayo. It normally comes on sourdough but I swapped it out for ciabatta. First off, it's a HUGE club sandwich. Lots of meat that had amazing flavor. Not some sad deli sandwich at all. The ciabatta had great chew and complemented the sandwich perfectly. No complaints here! Did I eat it all? Yes, and that was a great plan because it kept me going for the next 24 hours that ended up being a cluster that resulted in no food being available. Sandwiches come with chips or a garden salad but I opted for a different side with an up charge. Let's talk about the Oregon Blue Salad: spring mix, dried cranberries, honeycrisp apples, Rogue Creamery Oregon Blue crumbles, and maple candied walnuts; tossed in an apple cider vinaigrette. So GOOD! You can get it by itself and it would make a great meal. Everything was so fresh. Again, not a single complaint. If you are ever in the area, please stop in. Everything was amazing and I can't wait until I return. Double Mountain is on my list to come back to! Highly recommend!

Recommended for a place that could accommodate wheelchair and diverse diets…read more You would not think a brewery or pizza place could do that but they did! Gluten free pizza was great! Lots of menu options. ADA accessible (you do need to watch the sidewalk outside though)

Needed some dinner while visiting the area and stopped in for buffalo wings and a smash burger…read more Bartender was easy going and friendly, stayed on top of things. Smash burger had a good crust and tasted great. Wings were well done (I hate when wings are floppy) and had the standard buffalo sauce. The bar had several big screen TVs plus pinball machines, darts, and pool. Fun spot good choice for bar food.

I did say I'd be back! Just didn't know it would be this long. Long story short, this place rules…read more One of the best places to watch a game with the family that I've ever been to. Fun friendly crowd too - I was rooting against the Seahawks and nobody was bothered. Giant screen for sports, several free games (which is great for the kids). Also a lot of pinball and a few arcade titles. Counter ordering for drinks and food. They run with a light crew so there is usually a line and a wait for your food - it's worth it. And there's plenty of entertainment in there to pass the time. Burgers are phenomenal.

AMAZING burgers!!! They have eight beers on tap and a decent sized bar. Wine in cans or bottle of…read morewine were also available. Bar and Restaurant are dog friendly!!! We sat in the bar area which felt cozy. Staff was friendly and welcome.

Great Staff, Amazing fresh food. Beautiful Deschutes River View. Indoor and outdoor seating…read more Propane fireplace. Full bar serving indoors and out.