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- RRonaldLos Angeles •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoVanessa our hostess made this a great experience. She was friendly, fun, and truly catered to our every need.More infoLine & LurePrice: Moderate• Seafood• Vancouver•4.5
- DDavePortland / Oregon •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoTerrific atmosphere, amazing views, food and staff exceeded our expectations.More infoPortland City GrillPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Downtown•4.5
- RRobertHawaii •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoWe VERY much enjoyed their food and everything was tasty. All baked good from their tiny pies, to croissants, to desserts and last my favorite the scones were delicious. Sweet Pea Tea Room is one of a kind experience. The owner is very nice and we enjoyed talking with her. We even came home with her delicious mix of packaged mix scones. One of the great things is that she carries many many different teas from caffeine teas to decaf vanilla, lemon chiffon or red velvet flavored teas. Highly recommended! Note husbands account.More infoSweet Peas Tea RoomPrice: Expensive• Afternoon Tea• Battle Ground•4.6
- TTaraPortland / Oregon •4 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoWas great food and service was amazing thank you 😊More infoMichael Jordan's Steakhouse-Ilani CasinoPrice: Very Expensive• Steakhouse• Ridgefield, Washington•4.7
- RRobbPortland / Oregon •24 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoExcellent service combined with wonderful food makes a great experience!!!More infoNostranaPrice: Expensive• Italian• Southeast Portland•4.7
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Dining in Yacolt, Washington, makes you feel like a local whether you've been there for five minutes or five years. With a comfortable atmosphere and lots of comfort food on the menu, you can't go wrong at these rustic restaurants. Most of the eateries in town encourage folks to visit and enjoy a sense of community spirit over dishes that include steak with Yukon potato chips or bacon-wrapped meatloaf. You can also find regional specialties, like elk burgers or blackberry compote. After a train ride around the surrounding area, it's easy to find a diner with classic, all-American fare, such as chicken-fried steak, milkshakes, and homemade salad dressing. Settle in with a cold beer at the pool table or jukebox and enjoy this small town with a great big slice of Americana.
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