10 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Madras

“First time. My Wife and Son went for lunch. Great food, friendly cute atmosphere. Corn chowder was great and the bean side was delicious. I’m h heck everything was delicious“

“My wife and I had a late lunch after running errands all day. I enjoyed a beer and we shared the stuffed mushrooms and fish n' chips. The food was great and our server Brittani was wonderful! We will be back 👍“

“Authentic and tasteful. The guacamole volcano was excellent. A return trip will be done soon.“

“There tacos are the best in Wichita ks and that’s a under statement. Now if your big like me then go ahead and get the carne asada burrito 🌯 the best“

“Good!!! That’s it that’s all!!“

“great people great service“

“Excellent fish & chips, Bloody Mary was great too. The service was fabulous!“

“Older gals are kind quick and nice! Great food as always!“

“The food is great . It is getting back to pre covid dinning

Kid-friendliness: The addressed the child and listened to him.

Parking: Lots of parking if you have to park in the far lot shuttle is available

Wheelchair accessibility: Lots of wheel chair access“

“As I was dropping down into Warm Springs, on that 2013 trip, I was more hungry than I was in a hurry to get to Prineville, when I entered Warm Springs. I could easily see The DesChutes Crossing Restaurant Coffee Shop off to the right, as I approached the Deschutes River Crossing Bridge and would shortly be travelling uphill toward Madras. As I approached the restaurant I decided I should stop and feed my belly, instead of just driving on bye. Across the river from the café also happened to be a favorite fishing spot of some of my family relatives, back in the 1950s. We stopped at the restaurant and now let me take the time to tell you about The DesChutes Crossing Restaurant Coffee Shop. Now, I am accustomed to a short stack of pancakes at the Denny’s Restaurants and I am using Denny’s as a reference because most have been to a Denny’s restaurant at one time or another. I am not belittling Denny’s because I still frequent the local Denny’s near my home. I saw on the menu, at the Deschutes Crossing Restaurant and Coffee Shop (it has since been renamed to Eagle Crossing Restaurant and Coffee Shop ), that they had a short stack of pancakes with hash-browns, eggs and bacon, which was very reasonably priced (half of what is charged at Denny’s). I thought, ‘Oh, they are probably silver dollar pancakes.’ For those that don’t know it ‘silver dollar pancakes’ are the size of a silver dollar- like what Jack-n-Box used to sell. So, I ordered the short stack of pancakes. When the waitress brought out my order my eyes just about fell out of their sockets. I could not believe it. The order came on two “large” plates, one for the pancakes and the other for my hash browns, eggs and bacon. Both plates were much larger than what is served at Denny’s. But, what was on those plates was not at all like Denny’s. The pancakes completely covered the plate; in fact they were actually larger than the plate. That is no joke. There was not enough room for me to put syrup on the pancakes, because the pancakes were so large. I have never in my life seen pancakes as big as those served in that restaurant, and what’s more not even at anybody’s home. Their culinary expertise presented me with my first time ever challenge in eating pancakes. I like my pancakes swimming in syrup and that was impossible this time. Being creative I came up with a solution. My first bite came out of the middle of the stack, so I could pour syrup in the hole that was left, and I ate the pancake from the middle of the stack outward as I continued to make the pancakes swim in syrup from bite to bite and inside out. They were delicious and when I finished I was more than full. We left the restaurant and as my wife and I were getting into our van I stopped, turned, and looked back at the restaurant for the longest time. I thought to myself, ‘why did I have to always be in such a big hurry before and not stop here? Look at what I missed all those decades before.’ I do not know how they made any money on that meal, because it was so large and the price was so low. But, I do know that the size of those pancakes was a measure of the generosity of the Warm Springs Indians, which is something that is connected to their heritage. If you are ever traveling through Warm Springs stop at the Eagle Crossing Restaurant and Coffee Shop (formerly the Deschutes Crossing Restaurant and Coffee Shop) and enjoy the meal of your life. The café is also somewhat of a museum. So, also enjoy the many pictures and relics that are there to be seen. No matter where you are coming from or going to the Eagle Crossing Restaurant is not out of the way, no matter how many miles one has to drive to get there!“