Came here both nights we were staying in Packwood. This place pours some hella good drinks, very…read morestrong and well worth the price. Staff is very friendly and prompt to take your order. A nice lowkey vibe for when you're passing through. Highly recommend.

Your food was delicious. The service was really fast. The music that was playing was nostalgic. The…read moreambience was really cool.

Stopped for lunch today after hike as we normally do. Ordered the chicken sandwich that came with…read morefries and asked our waitperson if we could get onion rings instead and they said of course. Imagine my surprise when three extra dollars was tacked on the bill. No mention that there was an extra charge. Please be transparent. Also, I will always stop for blackberry pie after a hike. The pie we got today was nothing I've ever seen or tasted before and hopefully never again. Lacked salt, lacked flavor and no juices whatsoever. I mean none. I'm attaching pics of pie in past times and then the pie today. See the difference? I don't know if there was a new person making them or there was too much cornstarch or flour added but you have a beautiful crust and a filling that was downright abysmal.

Came here specifically for their famous blackberry pie and it did not disappoint. Baked with small,…read morewild blackberries served warm and we got it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a cup of hot coffee. It is definitely worth the stop! Rustic, homey vibe and friendly service.

Breakfast was delicious and the ladies behind the counter were incredibly kind and very quick with…read moreservice. Would recommend

I stopped at Paradise Village in Ashford during a Mount Rainier trip and honestly didn't expect it…read moreto be this good. First, the girl who helped me was incredibly kind, helpful, and just effortlessly welcoming (also--stunning, which matched the whole vibe of the place). The food? Genuinely top tier. The mushroom Alfredo was hands down the best I've had in my life. I've actually tried recreating it since I got home and... humbling experience. Not even close. The macarons were perfect, the stump cake is ideal if you want dessert without it being overly sweet, and the cheese Danish tasted way more authentic than the usual overly sugary versions (definitely not your typical Starbucks situation). Everything was hearty, filling, and just really, really good. One of those places you randomly stop at and then think about later like... wait, why was that so good? Would absolutely go back.

The food is amazing and the service exceptional. The vintage diner vibe totally authentic…read more We went out of our way to stop here and I highly recommend you do the same.

Was in the area, decided to try this place. I got the Monte Cristo sandwich, the rest of my family…read moregot burgers. We all got milkshakes. The food was good diner/pub grub food. The milkshakes were really good. We decided to eat outside, which meant ordering from their "to go"window. The lady was cool, and adjusted our burger orders to match what they have on the menu to make things a little less cost. (A plain burger has a name, my kid ordered the more expensive with more toppings burger). We sat outside, it was ok. A restaurant across the street blocks the view of the mountain. There is some dingyness to the area and exterior walls, fence and neighbors. It wasn't uncomfortable for me, but I could see how some folks might be uncomfortable. I would go back to this place without a problem, but I am not going to be making any special trips to eat there.

Excellent service Fresh hot food…read moreFriendly atmosphere Servers were polite, attentive and friendly. It is definitely a perfect place to eat and a beautiful drive to Enumclaw.

Avoid the Scrambles! The amount of potatoes in the entree was astounding. There was barely any egg…read moreor chicken. If you have had Spanish Patatas Bravas, then you'll know that dish is primarily potatoes, and that's the experience you would expect. However, this is an American breakfast joint that probably is not trying to make Patatas Bravas. When the food came, it was cold. When my wife confronted the lead waitress about it, she said, "wow, you must be pissed. We've never had a complaint before." To credit the staff, they grudgingly refunded the amount of our meal, and were testy about our complaints. They seemed to not care because they said "if you ever decide to come back again" which shouldn't ever be said to any customer. We make the choice to come, and we felt like the restaurant is trying to cut costs through using cheaper ingredients. In this case, a lot of poorly cooked and soggy potatoes. We were not impressed. Maybe the other items on the menu are much better? Scrambles had their own box on the menu, and seemed to be their signature dishes. A lot less potatoes would be a major improvement. Better yet, hearing feedback from customers and acting on it, even better. Most of the fixes are simple. Adjust the ingredients. Everything needs to be served much hotter! The blueberry muffin arrived barely warmed, too dry and without any butter. I felt the whole dining experience could have been much better.

Good food and large portions, nice atmosphere and excellent service. Recommended restaurant.read more

We were greeted as soon as we walked in and seated quickly too. Our server was fabulous - so…read morefriendly and helpful and attentive checking our meals were good and giving water and coffee refills. We ordered a cinnamon roll. When she brought out the dish, there were two large ones on it because they're normally larger (!) and she wanted us to have the equivalent. It was hot and delicious and between the three of us, we polished off 2/3 of it right away. I ordered the veggie pesto hash. Soooo yummy. I ordered mine without zucchini because it's just not a breakfast veggie to me lol. I did not notice or taste any pesto in the dish but the hollandaise was excellent on top. I tried their gravy to determine what bread I wanted (biscuit was an option) and it was so good. I'm such a gravy snob and this was quite flavorful with a creamy texture. I could barely finish my hash so I didn't touch the biscuit and gravy but our daughter will have it for leftovers this week. Randy ordered the pig and vine bene with hash browns. The bacon on his was crumbles instead of actual pieces of bacon so that was disappointing and he said the hash browns were cooked inconsistently with some of it being overcooked and all of it lacking flavor. Corina ordered the three meat hash and liked it a lot. She could only eat half - the portions are large - so more leftovers for her. This is a super cute place with indoor seating and what looked like a covered patio dining area. We will definitely be back.

Out first time to visit Cecilia won't be our last. Our server Alexa took us by the hand guided us…read morethrough from suggestions to my special need of no garlic and a spicy margarita! The cooks double checked the no garlic and went out of their way to make sure no garlic it is!! Alexa checked on us and always with a big smile. Since it was our first visit she bought us desert of 5 cake balls on black berry blue berry strawberry sauce so very good. We enjoyed our meals of meat loaf and I had halibut fish and chips. Can't wait to try the brunch. AGAIN THANK YOU ALEXA YOU ARE GREAT!

I took my wife to brunch on Mother's Day at Cecilia. The food was top notch & the service was u…read moresurpassed..!! A step if from their other establishments (Amaros Table) if that is even possible.. We were beyond impressed & we loved our meals.. it's just too bad that I couldn't try more than one.. They asked us if this was our first visit (which it was to Cecilia), and served us a complimentary ricotta donuts with raspberry compote.. a pleasant departure from the caramel sauce at Amaros restaurants.. We will definitely be back & I HIGHLY recommend this location.. It was amazing & left a very favorable impression on us..!!

First of staff members are very welcoming, great service and professional…read more Our first time here driving into town. Cafe is very welcoming and clean. Best American breakfast I've had in years. No frill just delicious food. Oh one more thing when I had requested for crispy bacon... oh yessssss the bacon is perfect cooked and CRISPY Thank you Chef ! Just before we left, we had a slice of delicious homemade fruit pie. Can't stay too long afraid that we would order more pie

I've lived in Buckley for almost 10 years and have always wanted to try Charlie's. Finally my…read morehusband and I tried it and we were so impressed! Friendly staff, and attentive. The food was huge portions. I got the Denver omlette but subbed bacon for the ham. The bacon was crispy and so good. The hashbrowns were also really crispy and tasted homemade. French toast was also delicious. They have a big lunch menu too. They sell local items inside like sweatshirts, hanging glass stars, local homemade candles, and custom cribbage boards. So cute and local. Prices are average for breakfast joints nowadays.

We had planned a stop at Hood River as a fuel-stop and found this place as a nearby restaurant…read moreserving an early breakfast. Serendipity is so wonderful! Street parking, right next to the Mt. Hood Hotel (part of it?). Lovely decor, outside tables were set up but a little too chilly that morning. Loved the large bar and small tables setup with an inside set of booths. Friendly and warm service, coffee was served in glass mugs, felt like home :) We ordered the trout hash and the onion+mushroom hash. Both were unique and delicious! Served with warm walnut bread, just delightful! Highly recommend a stopover if driving through or even stopping for a hike at the nearby falls.

What a great find. Stopped for a Sunday brunch on a beautiful sunny drive home from Portland. On…read moreMain stream so was worried about parking, but luckily found a spot fairly close. Ordered based on previous reviews and it so worked out. Had great fluffy Danish pancakes, look like donut holes but tastes like the fluffiest pancakes. And both the lemon curd and the lingonberry jam were outstanding. We also had the fruit fritters and baked eggs and sausage which was also great. Overall not a bad bite to be had. The place was busy and fairly crowded and loud, which was OK, but if you are looking for quiet and relaxing, this is not the place for you.

Read reviews about this local breakfast/brunch and was excited to try it. I love finding great…read moreplaces when traveling. This place did not disappoint. Know that you should grab your menu as you walk in and, choose a place to sit. And after decided what you want to eat, go to the front and place and pay for your order. Water is in the back, where you help yourself. I have a dog, meme Benny-- so of course I had to order the Benny bowl. I had poached eggs instead of fried. Definitely a win. Every bite was delectable. The ratios of everything were perfect, a very hearty portion. I left full and happy. I took a picture of my dish, but for some reason, it's not in my album. My husband got the sausage scramble. His was good, but he said mine was better and I would have to agree. ;) the bathroom was very clean and decorated very classy, I mean who has gold finishes for their toilet seat covers and toilet paper holder in a restaurant? if I am ever back here, I will definitely come back to this place. Go! You won't be disappointed.

In this case, the early bird most definitely gets the worm…read more I visited this local cafe after seeing Rufus Du Sol at the Gorge. Unfortunately for me, many other concert goers had the same Sunday morning plan. While The Early Bird is delicious, it's by no means speedy. We originally received a 45-minute wait for takeout, but ended up waiting closer to 75-minutes. My order consisted of the Eggs Benedict bowl with the veggie medley, monkey bread, and a hazelnut iced latte. The perfect cure after a night of debauchery. You can tell they're doing their best to manage crowd control, especially the morning after a popular concert. Something to note is that you must have a table secured before ordering food. They don't let you order and wait to be seated to help lessen the crowding. Pro tip: the city park behind this building is much better spot to wait for your food. There's seating and even private bathrooms - a god-send after a night of camping at the Gorge.