6 Best Vegan Restaurants near Mount Hood Village

“if you are looking for a little bit of heaven, 10/10 recommend. their garlic cheese balls are simply the best and their pizza is definitely delicious.“

“The inside is really amazing, and you can feel the history!!!! Really cool place!!!“

“Do not pass this up. Unassuming exterior, but the food is phenomenal“

“We ordered (trough the website for pick up) burritos for ourselves (3 adults and 2 children) and we all loved them. Personally, we think that too much rice is included in burritos in general, so we requested to leave the rice out. This worked out perfectly.“

“If you haven’t eaten BBQ while sitting in a giant bird cage, have you really lived? My wife and I rolled into Skyway Bar and Grill on our way to “Govy” for her birthday getaway—and they absolutely delivered. The BBQ was smoky, tender, and so good I nearly wept into my brisket. Special shout-out to the Mr. E BBQ sauce… no idea who Mr. E is, but I’d let him cater my last meal.

But the real magic? The outdoor seating. Imagine someone crossed a fairy garden with a rock ‘n’ roll backyard BBQ—that’s what you’re walking into. We got the bird cage table, which basically makes you feel like the most pampered parrots in Oregon. Pro tip: order extra sides—you’ll want something to nibble on while you soak in the vibe (and resist chirping at passersby).

Extras? Oh, they’ve got them. Live music that makes you want to two-step between bites, an outdoor bar serving summer vacation in a glass, and all of it tucked into the heart of the Mt. Hood National Forest. You’re basically eating world-class BBQ inside a postcard.

Bottom line: the food is fire, the atmosphere is chill, and if you snag the bird cage table, you may never want to leave the coop.“

“My wife & I just had the best mexican food that Elburro Loco has ever served. The new Chef Carlos & his family hit it out of the park. We live in the area & are greatful to Chef Carlos for sharing his cooking expertise. Thanks ???“