Dine at an historic restaurant or original Roaring 20s roadhouse and more...**:

• The Multnomah Falls Lodge offers breakfast, lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch at the restaurant ($$$). The snack bar ($$) features, hot dogs, chips, pizza etc. and for the more health conscious, turkey and veggie wraps for about $8. There's also a separate coffee and dessert stand.
• The Locks Grill ($$$) is a good choice if you booked a Sternwheeler Cruise on the Columbia in Cascade Locks. Dinner and Sunday Brunch cruises are also available on the Sternwheeler.
• A little to the east is one of the country's best small towns for food lovers is Hood River's Oak Street. It's the Gorge's favorite "main street". 

DINE AT THE GORGE'S WEST END IN OR NEAR TROUTDALE:

• Tad's ($$$$) for dinner ("One of the Last 'Roaring 20s' Roadhouses") - Historically, roadhouses were where travelers stopped for dinner and chicken was the most popular food served to tourists along the historic highway.  During the late 1920s Tad Johnson opened a roadhouse on the bank of the Sandy River which has grown into a popular local restaurant still featuring food as prepared during the peak of the Historic Highway's popularity.
• Alternatively, Shirley's Tippy Canoe Bar & Grill ($$$) just down the road from Tad's is a great option- Historic 1940s landmark restaurant serving breakfast, lunch & dinner daily, another original roadhouse. 
• Corbett Country Market ($$)
• Historic Edgefield Manor ($$-$$$) & more...

Please contact us to discuss your lunch/dining options for your tour.

 **Restaurant stops require pre-planning. Let us know ahead of time if you are interested in a restaurant stop. The Multnomah Falls snack bar does not require pre-planning.