Browse menus, reviews and photos of Vegan Restaurants near Mount Hood.
Barbecue · $$
4956 Baseline Drive, Mount Hood
Customers’ favorites
“Menu is incredible. The specials, oh yeah! Justin knows what he is doing. Our favorite hands down. Support Local!”
Brewery · $
4945 Baseline Drive, Mount Hood
“Great place for lunch with friends and family.”
Bakery · $$
4359 Woodworth Drive, Mount Hood
“Pam did an amazing job baking my wedding cake, cupcakes and pastries. Everything tasted so fresh and delicious. We received so many compliments on the desserts. We did a tasting cake before the wedding and Pam made it very easy to pick up and work with her. We ate all the wedding cake so we will be coming back to her for our anniversary to get another delicious chocolate cake! So glad I decided to use her for my wedding on Mount Hood. She delivered and set up which made it sooo stress free! I would definitely recommend her.”
American · $$
14040 OR-35, Mount Hood
“This one is for Dana and whichever kind-hearted chef helped her work some magic on Feb 2nd, 2019. I came in with a very strange request to buy a cup of vegetable oil so I could go back to the camper and cook dinner for my kid. Dana got it. She made it happen. Dinner was awesome. I make it a point to never eat in the lodge at a ski resort, but because of this customer service, I'll be making an exception for the 'Stube next weekend.”
Bar · $$
88817 Government Camp Loop, Government Camp
Customers’ favorites
“Great establishment in Government Camp! Food is delicious. Matt (owner) is a cool guy, and the staff is great. Dog friendly on the deck. For cocktails, I suggest the Mt. Hood Mule.”
Bar · $$
Timberline Lodge, 27500 West Leg Road, Government Camp
Customers’ favorites
“During our visit to Mount Hood, we stopped at the Ram’s Head Bar on the second floor of the historic Timberline Lodge for a bite to eat. We ordered the prime rib dip, which was exactly what we expected—tender slices of prime rib served on a hoagie roll with au jus for dipping and potato chips on the side. The food was nicely prepared, tasty, and satisfying, although nothing particularly extraordinary. I think you’re paying a little extra for the convenience of dining at the lodge and, of course, those wonderful views! After making the journey up to Mount Hood, it’s nice to have somewhere comfortable to sit, relax, and enjoy a meal without having to travel elsewhere. The service was friendly and pleasant, and the atmosphere is really what makes this place special. Timberline Lodge itself is a beautiful historic building, and being able to sit and enjoy the surrounding mountain scenery adds so much to the experience. If you’re visiting Mount Hood, I’d definitely recommend stopping at the Ram’s Head Bar, even if it’s just for a cocktail and a chance to enjoy the views. It’s an especially lovely place to rest your legs after a hike! Overall, a pleasant dining experience in a fantastic location.”
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