Restaurants in The Dalles, OR

The Portage Grill, Bent River, Montira's Thai, Beachwood Eatery.

Baldwin Saloon for consistency of product and delivery, Freebridge Brewery for fine local ales, pizza, soup, sandwiches, etc., Clock Tower for great pub food and wide selection of brews, plus, only restaurant building in town that once held hangings.....

Mosier Company just opened up in Mosier and is featuring guest chefs the next week or so, awesome space.

bent river is great has a beautiful view to the columbia river https://www.facebook.com/1436064566420808 Bent River

Bent River is great

Sedition Brewing Company for excellent panini sandwiches, salads and local craft beer.

Ya can't beat Mama Jane's Pancake House for breakfast and lunch. May have to wait but it's worth it. 900 W. 6 th, The Dalles

Sedition Brewing company! Their chicken bacon panini is amazing!

Julie VanValkenburgh Breakfast/ brunch: https://www.facebook.com/213463972346 https://www.faceboo https://www.facebook.com/147805715240337 k.com/1011389355579111 490 Petite Provence In The Dalles Lunch: Clock Tower Ales or Rivertap Dinner: any Resto in HR

Bent River!

Bent River is lovely!

Bent River!!!!

Baldwin Saloon and phone Saigon.

River Tap! Ask for Meghan Helmer as your server

Petite Provence for breakfast and then the Baldwin Saloon. It's Friday - the Baldwins chowder and fresh seafood cannot be beat.

Riverenza for a little espresso, then off to cousins for breakfast, Petite Provence for lunch and Bent River for dinner! Repeat as needed!

For service, quality and value, I think Montira's is the best. It would be great in a big city where there are lots of options. Other restaurants are good for our area, some are only still in business because there aren't many options. Some have good food and bad service, others have bad food and good service. It's hard to find one that has both good food and good service. Petite Provence is good too. But not open for dinner.

Bent River. The best

25 miles east of the dalles exit 109 is a great restaurant with awesome food called The Bulldog Diner!

Sedition Brewing Company 208 Laughlin The Dalles. Open at 11:30 7 days a week.

Bent River.:)

The Baldwin Saloon

Indonesian Cuisine in Mosier

My favorite pizza is at Rack and Cloth in Mosier.

Papas Pizza. You don't have to spend the night with the masses.

Backwoods Brewing in Carson WA. It's sooooo GOOD!!

Pioneer Pizza in White Salmon.

Solstice Cafe on the waterfront in Hood River...will amaze you with national award winning pizzas...

https://www.backwoodsbrewingcompany.com/ It is a bit of a drive but so worth it! Pizza is so good and they have yummy sandwiches. It's really good!

Backwoods Brewery in Carson is the bomb!!!!

https://www.facebook.com/556028137789719 Screamin' Sicilian these guys make amazing freezer pizzas if your ever in a jam.

Spookies in town - out of town in Hood River area Check out SawTooth Roadhouse in Mt. Hood.

https://www.facebook.com/10059771 https://www.facebook.com/150769131629518 1940 Solstice Wood Fire Cafe & Bar or Double Mountain Brewery & Taproom, if you're willing to drive to Hood River. They are excellent. For The Dalles, Spooky's is the best.

Double Mountain in Hood River.

Papa Murphy's

https://www.facebook.com/1617772691818308 Freebridge Brewing is tops!

Spend a day in Hood River!

You might get some good answers from /r/oregon. I'd also recommend getting to Hood River, some good beer in that there city. Highly recommend Crux. Also, you could drive the fruit loop, see lots of pretty orchards and stuff. Edit: I meant Pfriem. Don't drive to Bend.

If you are looking for a nice restaurant, check out the Baldwin Saloon. Maryhill Wineries is about a half-hour east of The Dalles on the Washington side.

Rivertap in The Dalles has good food and a great tap list.

hikes: http://www.portlandhikersfieldguide.org/wiki/Columbia_River_Gorge_Hikes http://www.portlandhikersfieldguide.org/wiki/Eastern_Oregon_Hikes

My wife and I did a great little wine tour between Maryhill and the Dalles -- Maryhill is about 30 mins away to the east, IIRC, and is a must-visit. The drive is really cool along the Gorge. Then work your way back to town on the Washington side and hit up Jacob Williams, then Cascade Cliffs, and finish up with Sunshine Mills which is back in town at the Dalles.

If you're on the Washington side at all I would highly recommend [Syncline Winery](http://www.synclinewine.com/). They are a bit off the beaten path but have an amazing variety of wines and also age some of their wine in giant concrete eggs which I guess is fairly popular in France but due to the cost hasn't caught on in the states. Either way they are pretty cool to look at during the tasting. Also on the Washington side in White Salmon is [Everybody's Brewing](http://www.everybodysbrewing.com/). I tend to prefer them over the crowds that show up a double mountain these days.

I definitely suggest Hood River. There's lots of food, breweries and stuff to do. Lots of shops and that. I believe there is Naked Winery in the area, as well. I doubt that Logdson isn't open to the public except during Zwicklemania which is actually this weekend! http://oregoncraftbeer.org/breweries/zwickelmania-mthoodandthegorge/ Also, if you are up for hiking, there are a TON of great hikes around the area. Lots of beautiful falls to see. Here's a guide: http://www.portlandhikersfieldguide.org/wiki/Columbia_River_Gorge_Hikes#Catherine_Creek_Area On 84 on the Oregon side in Cascade Locks is Thunder Mountain Brewing, I believe they're open Thurs.-Sun. from 3-9 (?) On 14 on the Washington side is Walking Man Brewing they're open from Weds.-Thurs. 4-9 and Fri.-Sun. 3-9. AMAZING beer. There's Beacon Rock on 14 (WA side) and also some PCT trails. If you end up heading to Walking Man, send me a message.:D

The [Columbia Gorge Discovery Center](http://gorgediscovery.org) in The Dalles is definitely worth a visit.

I really like the museum they have just NW of town (not a lot of visitors in winter, but there is history and natural history there). There are some coffee stands I frequent. I've got some crazy coworkers who commute between Portland, and Hood River, White Salmon, and the Dalles. Also - look at the nw hikers field guide or some other maps of local trails. For something short by spectacular, go up the old Columbia highway route and walk around the cliffs. Mt defiance is way too steep to attempt if you aren't in great shape.

Petite Provence has French onion everyday and a special.

Casa El Mirador has a great chicken tortilla soup.

Hot & Sour Soup at Canton Wok

Pho Saigon!

Pho Saigon has the best wonton soup.

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Bent River is by reservation only

The Balch Hotel in Dufur.

We are serving at the Balch Hotel, in Dufur. Its a 4 course mostly locally sourced, with Artisan flair, served family style. Go here to see details: www.BalchHotel.com/events

Bent River from 11-3 and Sharies all day. Everyone else is closed in The Dalles Christmas Day.

Black Bear, Madras

Portage Grill has party and conference rooms. Large or small.

https://www.facebook.com/200881570043084 Oregon Trail Games. Amy Connolly Webber

Alex Devlaeminck does a great job! And he's cheap!!

Maybe try https://www.facebook.com/1544233032556096 Berg Home Services they may be able to help out!

Hi Harley the owner is Martin Schwartzbach but I work out there! Teresa Mccallum it does not have pool tables but it does have cornhole, croquet, horse shoes, and ladder ball. We are going to have an amazing grand opening block party on July 15 th! It's going to be a ton of fun! 3 different live music shows!

https://www.facebook.com/296272054193056 Kobe hibachi sushi the dalles

Old Salmon Cycle place.. where I went ONCE. lol. ;) That bike shop.

https://www.facebook.com/887236808071849 Kainos Coffee

My wife and I ate there last night, I had Philly cheese steak, wife had twisted turkey dinner, both were amazing! https://www.facebook.com/880062182061364 Beachwood Eatery is great

Fettuccine Alfredo at Zims is actually killer and they make their own sauce. I hear you about not having a "little Italian place" - I grew up in the Chicago area, where there's one on every corner LOL.

https://www.facebook.com/364986553706556 Pine Street Kitchen in Hood River makes their own pasta and it is amazing! Definitely worth coming to HR for it.