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Best American food near Government Camp, Oregon, United States
Reviews on American food in Government Camp, Oregon, United States. Located 4,000 feet up the southern slope of Mt. Hood, Government Camp is an acclaimed destination for winter recreation including the Mt. Hood Skibowl and Timberline Lodge ski resorts. Home to a wide array of mountainside dining, shopping and lodging options, Government Camp also offers year-round opportunities to travel the Mt. Hood Scenic Byway or the historic Barlow Road and follow in the path of pioneers on the Oregon Trail.
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8. WyâEast Cafe
Located in the WyâEast Day Lodge, the WyâEast Café offers delicious, convenient meals in a modern setting for those enjoying their day on the slopes at Timberline. Serving breakfast and lunch from a variety of food stations, thereâs plenty of hearty and h
Reviewed By Desert__Duo03
WY'East is a cafeteria simple quick eats. They have burgers, pizzas, burritos, premade sandwiches and salads.Ordering two two hamburgers took way too long. It seems they forgot or order. Actually they did forget our order.So our review reflects the poor service.If you don't want table service, this is an ideal place to eat.
7. Ram's Head Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Uniquely located on Timberline Lodge's second floor circular balcony surrounding the massive stone chimney, the Ram's Head Bar is the perfect location for family-friendly casual food and drink with stunning views of the mountains. Whether you're visiting
Reviewed By A J
Visited on a Sunday very crowded with day trippers. Service was very good and prompt. Food was average. Very limited menu ok for kids. Automatic 1.5% added to bill for kitchen staff. Plus service on top of this. Plan $60 for two. Take time to hike the area
6. Cascade Dining Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 487 reviews
A pioneering spirit of craftsmanship paired with a deep-rooted connection to the region inspires Timberline's culinary program. Timberline is at the center of Oregon's bounty, surrounded by mountain streams and a plentiful ocean teeming with fish, rolling
Reviewed By kumtux
First of al, it really helps to have a sunny, picture-perfect day above freezing after having encountered snow the week before, Second, Timberline Lodge itself is a beautiful, rustic historic landmark built during the Great Depression of local massive timbers and artistic carvings. The Cascade Dining Room itself has a very Austrian Alps feel to it, including both the wait staff and the menu. The menu is not extensive, but ample. Prices are commensurate with a high-end restaurant 6000 feet above sea level. We skipped the appetizers, but were pleased to experience the warm, fresh bread served with a huge slab of butter, as well as a complementary palate cleanser. My guest had the King salmon, which was sizeable and well prepared. I had the spaetzle topped with a portion of roasted pork. The spaetzle was swimming in a very rich cheese sauce (a little goes a long way) and the roasted port scraps were tough and dry. I had plenty to eat that was tasty, but certainly had no desire to bring the remainder home-- just too rich.We were seated at a window looking south toward Government Camp, as the sun was beginning to set, Perfect for ending the evening on the mountain.
5. Charlie's Mountain View
Overall Ratings
3 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By 549darrynb
Funky mountain grill with basic offerings. My son said the fish tacos were awesome. My dad wasn't thrilled with his fish and chips. The rest of us were happy with our burger, club sandwich, and BLT. Service was very good.
4. High Mountain Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Get your morning off to a great start! Stop by the High Mountain Cafe on your way to the ski hill or Adventure Park for a quick, healthy, delicious breakfast or lunch. The cafe is located on the second floor of the Ratskeller Building in the heart of Gove
Reviewed By 7268
The baked goods were sharing space in the refrigerator with the ham. To start with, that causes the baked goods to take on the flavor of the ham. Then there's the fact that refrigerating baked goods reduces their quality, and causes cold spots in the center.
3. Huckleberry Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 194 reviews
there are both a restaurant and Inn
Reviewed By aberiksen
Fun diner at government camp! The breakfasts are hardy and the persian roll and maple bar are always a hit. Service isn't real speedy, but adequate.
2. Ratskeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
If you are hungry stop in to the infamous Ratskeller Bar & Pizzeria and try out the mountain's best pizza. Our high altitude process of proofing our pizza dough's sets the flavor apart from any other ordinary pie. And, with our brand new Rotoflex pizza ov
Reviewed By Jenna B
We hosted our rehearsal dinner at Ratskeller and it was perfect! Couldn't have asked for a better experience! Food was great, beer was flowing, they set everything up for us before we got there and made sure the video my maid of honor made us worked on the projector screen. Definitely recommend!
1. Mt. Hood Brewing Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 367 reviews
In January 1991 the Mt Hood Brewing Co. opened, serving locally-produced beers and hearty pub fare in a family-friendly atmosphere. The Mt Hood Brewing Co. was founded upon the notion that, like the best wines, beer is best produced in small, handcrafted
Reviewed By John D
On our way to Portland from Bend we stopped for lunch. We have found that brew pubs are very good places for food and this place is no exception. The service is excellent and the atmosphere is to our liking. The steelhead chowder was excellent and they make a very good reuben sandwich. This is probably the best restaurant in Government Camp.
