It's the oldest continuously operating cafe and bar in Oregon. From the neon outside and in, the…read morehistory and ambiance is a throwback that dates to the 1880's. The bar is long, with pictures of all the Pendleton Round-Up lining one wall. The place is a fascinating time capsule. Way in the back, beyond the bar and the pool table, a very small dining room with counter service and several humble booths are tucked away next to the kitchen. It's old, and proud of it. I've only eaten there twice; I once had a great breakfast there many years ago with my son. The portions were generous, the service was excellent, and as American style breakfasts go, it was about as good as they get. It's not "inspired food." It's the standard stuff, and there's something comforting about that. It's Americana at it's best. The second time was my birthday, and again, I was there with my son. It was evening. When we got there, we were the only ones occupying the cafe. It looked exactly as it had 20-plus years ago. My son ordered a hamburger and fries. Again, no trendy toppings or fuss, just very fresh, very well prepared hearty fare...exactly what we were looking for. I had their "famous" fried chicken. it was without hesitation, some of the best I'd ever tasted. It came with jo-jos, a salad, and garlic bread. It was all excellent, and almost too much food. If you enjoy old school dining in a small town cafe, it's going to be hard to beat the Rainbow Cafe and Bar.

Inside out: I'm sure parking isn't the easiest thing when it's busy, but we got lucky with a close…read morespot. It's well within walking distance to plenty of the hotels. The whole place is well decorated, pretty cozy, and definitely got a vibe to it of a local place. Service: everyone was fine and friendly, we were friendly to them as we could tell on the Sunday night it was just the two folks and they were doing their best. Drinks and food: the drinks were strong but good, the food was excellent. We got the chicken and it's definitely enough to split with someone, and the French dip which my husband said was meh. The potato jojos were huge but tasty. Over all very well worth the visit! A nice historic place and experience.

The food is amazing!! Large portions and very friendly service . Recently remodeled and looks greatread more

Excellent meal, along with amazing service from our server…read more The young lady had a no bun hamburger. For myself, I had the non-toasted club sandwich with batter fries. Might visit again if we are out in that specific area.

We were there on business and locals suggested we eat here before leaving town so we stopped for…read morebreakfast before leaving town. Staff were friendly and welcoming. The portions were hearty. The quality was consistent with large hometown eateries like this -- was decent quality and reminds you of yesteryear. We would probably go back since it's such a down home friendly place. They charge 50 cents for credit card. There was plenty of parking.

The Chicken Caesar wrap and fries were delicious. Fries were battered and went well with their…read moreranch.

I started off with a great greeting with our server, she was extremely helpful and nice. It was…read morethemed after a barn, it had barn doors and other things themed after a farm. I ordered the Classic Eggs Benedict, it was amazing. I would highly recommend (:

Food is excellent and so was the service. Don't be fooled by the Strong IHOP vibe when you walk in…read more We had blueberry pancakes, hash browns, eggs, toast, and linked sausage and all was so yummy! Really liked the cranberry mimosa with a hint of OJ in it. We will be back for sure.

We stayed at the winery up the road (with Harvest Host) and came here for breakfast. It was…read moredelicious! The service excellent! It's small, cozy and popular with the locals too.

Cute little cafe not far off I-84. They serve breakfast all day and the menu was extensive for the…read moresize of the place. We had a steak and burger which were pretty standard. Really great service!

Truly enjoyed breakfast one day and then lunch the next! Service was impeccable! Highly recommend…read moreThe Busy Bee Diner, we will be back!

We Took Dad here for his 90th Birthday Breakfast. Everything Was Delicious. Dad Loved His Chili…read moreOmelette. Great Service & Ambience. We love This Little Retro Diner Feel. Lucinda Was Our Server And Made Us Feel Right At Home. This Is Our New Favorite Breakfast Place In The Tri-Cites. Highly Recommend

We enjoy the sausage cheese omelet these days. They have a great weekend crew for breakfast these…read moredays too.

We went to breakfast and it took almost 90 minutes for our food to start being prepared. We…read morecanceled the order and left. Can't really recommend this place.

6/21, we were looking for a good breakfast place to try before our big exploration up in the…read moreElkhorn Mountains. First thoughts was feels homey and where I would go with my grandparents. I ordered an omelet and huckleberry pancake and the lady friend ordered an omelet as well. It was so good and filling. Very pleased with the food and the restrooms weren't bad either I'd give them a 6/10

Came here for breakfast as we were passing through on our way from our home in the Greater Boise…read morearea to spend a few days in Cannon Beach. The exterior is plain and worn. Inside is a mix of booths and tables; your basic neighborhood cafe. You choose your table. Staff are friendly and welcoming, though I get the impression they are used to working fast. My wife ordered eggs over easy, hash browns extra crispy, bacon, and sourdough toast. I ordered scrambled eggs with country potatoes, German sausage, and rye toast. My wife got my eggs, and I got hers. She was ok with scrambled but I don't care for over easy. In addition, her hash browns had a crisp exterior but underneath soggy and she only had a few bites and left the rest. I know I could have asked them to fix it, but I just was not wanting to make a big deal out of it. Besides screwing up our orders, the server was nice. The place was busy, so the locals like it. Unfortunately, our experience was not so good.

While staying in Baker City, Oregon for the night, it was common sense to have breakfast at a local…read morediner called the Oregon Trail. It sounded like something a tourist should do when you're staying in a little town like Baker. The diner is part of the motel next door which is also called the Oregon Trail. Both venues are kinda dated. I'm sure in it's prime it was fabulous! But eating at this venue was pretty cool. It was like stepping into an old school time capsule. We sat ourselves at a booth on the very left of the diner. It was probably one of the only booths where the seating wasn't all messed up. We were instantly greeted and given menus. I did creep on their online menu this morning but it was good to see what I might miss. I got the country breakfast. It had two eggs, 5 slices of bacon and I opted for fresh fruit instead of the hashbrowns. The eggs were cooked perfectly, nice and yolky in the middle. The fruit was super fresh! It was still on the unripe side but still sweet. The bacon was ok. It was slightly overcooked in the middle and chewy on the ends. It was quite the experience eating here. The servers are really nice and really good at making sure your coffee cup is always full! By the time we left, there was a good crowd of people coming in. It was cool to experience Baker's local diner. It was neat dining here with all the locals.

We saw this restaurant and decided to eat lunch here on . The decor is old school! Deer heads,…read morefish and cool stuff! So happy breakfast is served all day! Food was great and service was excellent. Everyone is so friendly. Will come again!

Had a wonderful experience at Maple Counter Cafe! The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming…read morefrom the moment we walked in. The restaurant was clean, the food was delicious, and the service was excellent. Everything came out fresh, and the atmosphere made for a great dining experience. I highly recommend Maple Counter Cafe and will definitely be back!

Super yummy spot in downtown Walla Walla! This a great place to brunch before wine tasting because…read moreyou will not leave hungry! We came here on a Sunday, and they do not do reservations so be prepared to wait some if you have a big party. However, for just 2 of us, we waited about 15minutes. This place is your classic cozy brunch spot. Lots of decor on the wall very much feels like a homey spot. Out wait staff was friendly and accommodating. They even helped us move to a larger table when they realized we ordered more food than would fit comfortably on the first table we were sat at. And on that note, the food portions are HUGE. We both ordered an entree of the Homestead benedict but then ordered the famous apple pancake to split. We definitely would have been fine splitting both dishes as the portions are super generous and we ended up having to box some for later. The apple pancake is massive, sweet and very tasty! It's closer to a cake than a pancake, just in thickness, but if you have a group of folks with a sweet tooth, I highly recommend getting this! Overall, this is a solid spot for brunch in Walla Walla!