Location: Lebanon
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Most Popular American food in Lebanon, Oregon, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Lebanon, Oregon, United States. Lebanon /ˈlɛbənən/ is a city in Linn County, Oregon, United States. Lebanon is located in northwest Oregon, southeast of Salem. The population was 15,518 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Lebanon
10. KFC
Overall Ratings
2 based on 7 reviews
See what the Colonel's cooking at your local KFC. Stop in today and enjoy our world famous chicken - it's Finger Lickin' Good!
Reviewed By OpinionatedMan
I love this restaurants all you can eat buffet. Most KFCs that I have been to donât have one, although this locations is great. But for the value of the regular menu I donât think itâs that great unless they have a special offer.
9. The Lobby
Located in the Historic District of Lebanon, the gathering spot where people connect and enjoy award winning crafted coffee, teas, and sandwiches, salads with sweet and savory complements
Reviewed By Lisa D
Was hankering for a nice cup of HOT coffee/cappuccino. So, ok maybe the young lady was new to this, but to pay full price for a warm cappuccino is not ideal. This was the 3rd place I tried to find to serve an espresso or cappuccino within walking distance on Main Street. UGH. Keep searching.It was cool to see the good ol' boys enjoying their coffee and talking business before heading out to work in the morning. BTW, local baked goods - nothing to show for in the display case. In my book, if you're going to publish baked goods and fresh coffee's, you best put your best food forward. Always expect customers at ANYTIME.
8. Bigfoot Bites
Reviewed By warbirdfan
We tried this place the other night and I wasn't impressed. To me "First Impressions are everything." One would think management (It would appear they had another resturant in Albany that closed. Makes you wonder.) would be on their toes and would put out an extra effort to make sure that happens. That certainly wasn't the case. With that said we came in and weren't sure if we were suppose to seat ourselves or go to the counter and order. We sat down at a table that needed to be bussed and decided we weren't going to be waited on so i went to the counter. As a side note all the tables had someone sitting at them, but it turned out some people were taking up a table waiting for their takeout orders. To be fair others must like the food or the dining experience. While I was ordering I noticed in the kitchen on the grill hamburger patties stacked up and ready to go. (More about that later.) After ordering I sat down and we waited and waited. I believe it was one of the owners came out and was checking on the customers and the booth beside us still hadn't received their order and they were there before us. It appeared their order had slipped through the cracks and were comped part of there order when it was delivered. Finally, our order came. Back to those hamburger pattties on the grill, how hard is it to put a hamburger patty on a bun and add some tots to the basket and deliver it to a table? Even if the hamburger patty was grilled after it was ordered it still took a lot of time and it wasn't as if they didn't have the help in the kitchen as there were six give or take people in the kitchen doing something. What about the food?It was okay, nothing to really shout about. The hamburger had a thousand island type sauce and a huge portion of tots that were very salty. I wasn't impressed. Was the food a good value for the money, maybe. (Hamburger, Tots and a drink for $8.00.)In conclusion I would be hard pressed to go back.
7. Shari's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By RustyWater
Restaurant was clean and especially the restroom. Service was friendly. I like they have the little thermo coffee pots left at your table so you can refill your coffee when needed. The coffee was better than most. When you take cream and sugar, itâs important not to refill a half full coffee cup, throws off the sugar and cream to coffee ratio. The Biscuits and gravy were good. The Biscuits are the crumbly kind, not the flaky kind. The gravy is a sausage gravy, I wish it had chunks of sausage for more sausage flavor. The highlight of breakfast was the BMP omelette. Three eggs, Crumbled Bacon, pepper jack cheese, mushrooms topped with sliced olives and green onions. Very flavorful and filling.
6. Subway
Reviewed By michaelmW1446UM
Your usual subway food. Service is fast and friendly. The girl making our food was pretty skimpy on the toppings though. Very clean place. Better than most.
5. Appletree Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Laura J
Nice experience with family for lunch (breakfast for some) after church. No trouble seating our group of six. Food was decent and plentiful. Good location, older establishment (as one reviewer said: it shows its age). I think breakfast is served all day, which is nice.
4. Conversion Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Conversion Brewing serves craft beers and sodas, brewed on site, and wood-fired pizza in a family-friendly environment.
Reviewed By Bettina S
We enjoyed the beer menu and the pizza and appetizer choices. The nachos are great. Service is fast and friendly. Love the atmosphere.
3. Kevin's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By TorbyT
Kevin's Cafe is a great place for breakfast. Delicious chicken fried steak, omelet, and hashbrowns. It is a lot of fun to watch your breakfast being cooked while seated at the counter. We also enjoyed listening to the banter between Kevin, the waitresses, and the cafe regulars...it made for a very pleasant atmosphere. We frequently travel between Corvallis and Central Oregon over Highway 20, and will include a breakfast stop at Kevin's Cafe in our travel plans.
2. Schmizza Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Flare-n-me
Dined here with friends on a Wednesday evening. All of our orders arrived in a reasonable period of time. My pizza, called âthe sink,â was excellent but with maybe too many olives. Everyone else reported good food quality.Our waitress did forget one of our entrees and we had to wait for it to be prepared. It was not a big deal to us and the employee felt horrible. She offered a piece of cake as an apology.
1. Growler Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Gastropub with 20 taps of craft beers and made from scratch food including bread, sauces, soups, sandwiches, etc. A comfortable rustic atmosphere. Family friendly. Daily specials and live dinner music on Saturdays. Open now for Sunday brunch 8am-1pm
Reviewed By Lisa D
Lebanon, a hidden gem just off Main Street. I was hankering a good beer and a nice sandwich! Well, you finally did it Lebanon! Taking a break to meet with a good friend. The bartender gladly helped us make a decision on the local beer, and sandwiches. It was perfect. My friend had the Chicken Club with fresh, yes freshly baked homemade bread! Thickly sliced to sink your teeth into! Mmmmm then my favorite, grilled cheese with bacon!!!Nicely done on all levels. Great service, food, and atmosphere! Love it!Thank you for your generous review. It sounds like we hit our mark to meet your expectations. This is always our goal. We are happy to hear that the community feels our café is considered as an asset to the area. We look forward to seeing you and your friends again.
