 Riverside Hood River has a way to beat the Winter blahs with 2 for 1 Pasta. Sunday through Thursday starting at 4PM. Photo courtesy of Riverside is the Linguine alla Vongole. #riverside #hoodriver #localingredients
Hood River Common House @__easydoesit__ presents PARMIE NIGHT on January 17th @ 5pm. @drewmarquis & @anthonydao are hosting a night of chicken parmesan and all the sides! First come, fist served until sold out! buonanottewines.com] Solstice Wood Fire Pizza is serving their Moroccan Beef Stew on Wednesday and Thursday weekly. Unlike any stew out there... so yummy! Mount Hood BBQ is open normal hours 11-6 (closed Tues/Weds) and for a healthy 2023 they have a smoked chicken salad or Southwest chicken salad that is sure to please! They are also moving over to TOAST, the online ordering system. They will announce when it is ready to go on Facebook. Kickstand Coffee & Kitchen has beverages for sober January or for a healthy start to 2023. They offer two beers Crux and Athletic Brewing, along with special mocktail or two! A new menu will be posted next week! Remedy Juice-Cafe wanted to remind us of many healthy options! They currently have a detox juice cleanse. "Do either a custom cleanse (choose your own drink sets, or join our community cleanse that starts the first Monday of every month!" Celilo Restaurant and Bar will be reopening after a staff break on January 19 It seems we have businesses back from a brief break as I've heard back from many of you! Keep those messages coming and if you have a photo I can use let me know. @hoodrivereats #Hoodrivereats  Gorge's Tortes is sharing this recipe for raw vegan chocolate cream’s recipe. It looks creamy and rich. I understand you can make it using only 3 ingredients! Start with:
2 ripe bananas, 1 ripe avocado, 1 teaspoon of cocoa powder ( + vanilla ). If it needs you can add a little bit of water or almond milk to it. Blend and enjoy! #raw #vegan #glutenfree #dairyfree #soyfree #eggfree gorgestortes@gmail.com @hoodriverorganic has a cure for the sweet tooth. Try sliced apple slices with topping. 1. Slice your apple into rounds 2. Remove the center 3. Add peanut butter, almond butter, cashew butter whatever you prefer They suggest going crazy with topping! Chocolate chips, nuts, granola, honey, shredded coconut, cinnamon, etc. Whatever you like! csa@hoodriverorganic.com Celilo Restaurant and Bar Is offering a new mocktail- “Checking It Twice” featuring house made spiced cranberry shrub, fresh orange juice, and soda water. #mocktails #soberjanuary #dryjanuary #nonalcoholic #hoodriver #columbiagorge #hoodriveroregon Are you offering some healthy ways to start out 2023? Do you have non-alcohol and vegetarian offerings? Send Hood River Eats message so we can share what’s new.  Lemon Zest Origami |
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Feast well-appointed bar in downtown White Salmon. Seared scallops topped with a creamy golden squash sauce and specialty beverage.
By Wren Andrews, for Hood River Eats
WHITE SALMON — Feast Market and Delicatessen may be just about the perfect spot to stop in on these cold winter days.
Perched high atop the cliffs in White Salmon, the restaurant-meets-market is nestled right downtown. Its central location, adjacent street parking, and mobility-friendly entrance makes it an easy stop.
The family-owned market, established by husband-and-wife duo Shawn Simmons and Jenessa VanDeHey, strives for a close connection to local farms with an aim towards sustainability and building community. Feast’s interior is cozy, with its heavy wooden beamed ceiling and warm light, while also featuring clean lines in exposed brick. The dining area is set up to host larger parties but also has smaller, more intimate tables for couples or individual diners. There is also countertop seating at the well-appointed bar. It is worth noting that the back of the restaurant is abutted by a patio for outdoor seating. And, while it was far too chilly when I visited, I was told more intrepid diners would be able to see Mount Hood on a clear day.
As the temperatures drop, I am on the look-out for anything that can cut through the chill outside. Feast’s lunch menu hosts a range of classic sandwiches as well as a revolving list of beers, ciders, and kombuchas on tap.
Their dinner menu boasts diverse entrees including something called a “Hanger Steak” I regret not trying. Ultimately, I ended up going with a special they had on: Seared scallops topped with a creamy golden squash sauce. The scallops were perfectly cooked and melted like butter with every bite. I’ll even admit to ordering a basket of bread to mop up the last of the sauce. And while I was so delighted with my meal, it was made even better by the accompanying Hot Toddy.
Personally, I find the best measure of a place is after a meal with a good sipping drink in front of me. It was this post-dinner contemplation that brought out my true appreciation of Feast. While I had come in early for dinner (closer to 4 p.m. than 5 p.m.), there were still a few other diners. Conversation filled the space well, not competing to be heard over the music nor too hushed for fear of echoing. Shoppers drifted around the market and deli counter. It felt like a true community space.
As I was leaving, I stopped at the deli counter looking for something sweet to round out the night. Now, to my great surprise, I ended up with a piece of mascarpone cheesecake. I am not a cheesecake person, often finding it too heavy or overly sweet. However, this cheesecake found the perfect balance between fluffy and creamy. The sprinkling of coconut was a lovely addition. I have since gone back just for another slice.
Feast’s lunch service goes from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served from 4-8 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays and 4-9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Feast is located at 151 E. Jewett Blvd. in downtown White Salmon. Their website, feastmarket.org, offers information about their catering service and you can also call 509-637-6886 or check out their Instagram page @feastmkt.
WHITE SALMON — Feast Market and Delicatessen may be just about the perfect spot to stop in on these cold winter days.
Perched high atop the cliffs in White Salmon, the restaurant-meets-market is nestled right downtown. Its central location, adjacent street parking, and mobility-friendly entrance makes it an easy stop.
The family-owned market, established by husband-and-wife duo Shawn Simmons and Jenessa VanDeHey, strives for a close connection to local farms with an aim towards sustainability and building community. Feast’s interior is cozy, with its heavy wooden beamed ceiling and warm light, while also featuring clean lines in exposed brick. The dining area is set up to host larger parties but also has smaller, more intimate tables for couples or individual diners. There is also countertop seating at the well-appointed bar. It is worth noting that the back of the restaurant is abutted by a patio for outdoor seating. And, while it was far too chilly when I visited, I was told more intrepid diners would be able to see Mount Hood on a clear day.
As the temperatures drop, I am on the look-out for anything that can cut through the chill outside. Feast’s lunch menu hosts a range of classic sandwiches as well as a revolving list of beers, ciders, and kombuchas on tap.
Their dinner menu boasts diverse entrees including something called a “Hanger Steak” I regret not trying. Ultimately, I ended up going with a special they had on: Seared scallops topped with a creamy golden squash sauce. The scallops were perfectly cooked and melted like butter with every bite. I’ll even admit to ordering a basket of bread to mop up the last of the sauce. And while I was so delighted with my meal, it was made even better by the accompanying Hot Toddy.
Personally, I find the best measure of a place is after a meal with a good sipping drink in front of me. It was this post-dinner contemplation that brought out my true appreciation of Feast. While I had come in early for dinner (closer to 4 p.m. than 5 p.m.), there were still a few other diners. Conversation filled the space well, not competing to be heard over the music nor too hushed for fear of echoing. Shoppers drifted around the market and deli counter. It felt like a true community space.
As I was leaving, I stopped at the deli counter looking for something sweet to round out the night. Now, to my great surprise, I ended up with a piece of mascarpone cheesecake. I am not a cheesecake person, often finding it too heavy or overly sweet. However, this cheesecake found the perfect balance between fluffy and creamy. The sprinkling of coconut was a lovely addition. I have since gone back just for another slice.
Feast’s lunch service goes from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served from 4-8 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays and 4-9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Feast is located at 151 E. Jewett Blvd. in downtown White Salmon. Their website, feastmarket.org, offers information about their catering service and you can also call 509-637-6886 or check out their Instagram page @feastmkt.
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