9 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Mount Hood Village

“Wow, what an absolute gem. We stumbled upon this place and found it to be the best food I’ve had up on the mountain yet. It was absolutely perfect. Everyone of our dishes was delicious. The kids love their food. My wife loved her food. Everything was great. I highly recommend the pork chops.For the quality of food, the price point was also excellent. This is a highly recommend, and I will be coming back here again and again. !“

“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.“

“We stayed in Mt Hood Village for 4 days and coffee brewsters became a morning routine every day. The coffee was great but the pastries were amazing. great friendly staff each morning as well. thank you for making each morning great for us“

“One of my favorite dining experiences in years. Got here right as lunch started. Three staff members, one was making pizza, one was bartending?, the other was seemingly running the joint, getting fires setup for heat, taking orders, greeting folks, etc.The guy running the joint was overly hospitable, made sure we could get the pizza we wanted, chatted it up a bit, and highly recommended the cannoli, which we didn’t come in planning to eat, but it was the best cannoli I’ve ever had. Between the good pizza, great staff, and better cannoli, I’d highly recommend this spot“

“I stop here every time I go to the mountain. Awesome food and great staff. If you have any dietary restrictions the staff are great at providing accommodations. If you’re vegan or vegetarian you’ll find food here you’ll enjoy as well. Unique but awesome vibe.“

“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“

“Best food on the mountain, great burgers, homey vibe and its the only place we go since any other place we try never is as good!“

“I try to visit this place whenever I'm in the Mt. Hood area, as it's just 15 minutes down the mountain from Government Camp...where there are zero good food options. Crazy good eclectic decor inside with stained glass everywhere, a funky tin ceiling and a 100 year old wood burning fireplace in the front room (where obviously you should sit) make it worth a visit alone, and the small but satisfying menu seals the deal. I'm not a BBQ aficionado, and what meats I've had here seem dry but flavorful, but the sauces offer a good spectrum of spice. The sides - beans, coleslaw, fries, whatnot, are all excellent, and I hear the Mac n Cheese is next level. There are salads and tofu options as well. The place has live music almost every week, which is awesome, and come summertime, they open up the back patio --- a lovely, sprawling space with tables, a separate bar and a stage for the band. Lots of free parking helps too.“