Longfellow’s Inn
52535 Columbia River Hwy, Scappoose, OR, 97056
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Address :
52535 Columbia River Hwy
Scappoose, OR, 97056 - Phone (503) 543-9996
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 12
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Drive-Thru : No
Categories
Burgers
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Jerry R.
Nice place simple good food. Limited seating and menu.
(3)Jessi B.
Our Friday night spot with friends! Our favorite servers work here and some of our favorite people to visit with go here! The steak sandwich is 100% amazing 100% of the time. Salad bar is always fresh and good and it is a lucky place to drop a couple dollars into the poker machine! We usually leave here happy, full and with more money than we came with! Don't ever change Longfellows...we love you!
(5)Amanda R.
Best rib eye in town! I always go here when I'm craving a good steak. Usually the service is great but one time I had a server (possibly new) who I had to give my steak back 3 times before it was cooked properly. Besides that I've always had good service & great food.
(4)J S.
Ye old dive and steakhouse! Cool little restaurant bar with an interesting history survived the towns 1915 fire because it was the only building made out of brick. I was told it's haunted but didn't see the ghost I had a T-bone steak with all the salad bar you can handle. So load up on the veggies. The T-bone steak was done right grilled in the center of the dinning area . I couldn't even finish it.
(4)Sam A.
Great steaks a fresh salid bar and outstanding baked potato! A bit dark but you will adjust. A local favorite with carrying service.
(4)Joanne H.
Best Burger & Salad Bar I've ever had. Other food is good too but I can't get past the burger cuz it's YUMMY The service is always excellent- I don't know how the waitress takes care of tables and cooks the meat just right but they always do.
(5)Chris M.
We had burgers instead of steaks and they were quite good. It was certainly a place that catered to locals (at least in the afternoon when we were there).
(4)Tiffany M.
Went here for lunch and to my surprise it was actually pretty good. We had the Hamburger dip and chicken sandwich. The hamburger was cooked perfectly on the grill right in front of us. Definitely going to go back for dinner and try their steak. The open grill is such a great idea and lets me see how my food is being handled. This is a must try if in the area. Looks are deceiving so don't judge until you try it. :)
(4)LeAnn E.
This is one of the very few places we eat in Scappoose and I'll keep coming back. Here is what I love/recommend: salad bar (a must), burger, pizza (not everyone may agree but for some odd reason I love them!), steak. The menu is limited as is cooking methods but I love coming here. Geri is always awesome and so friendly, as are the bartenders. There is one young gal that always seems to be doing not much of anything. The salad bar is often left for the servers who are really busy to refill.
(4)Jim P.
Great burger, just like I remembered 25 years ago. Wish they had fries!
(4)Amanda K.
Ye Old Longfellows tavern. Technically, I'm pretty sure I've been coming here since I was in utero. My parents have been patrons here for over 20 years, and still continue to support this place as they're reaching retirement. Its 'the' meeting place before my dad's band plays a gig in Columbia Co. And now I can order my very own drink here as an adult! EXCELLENT. This place is famous for its steaks, and additionally, the "cook your own steak" option. But let's cut the bullshit, and talk about the ultra-fresh salad bar. Seriously. IT CANNOT BE BEAT. It is the first and last salad bar you'll ever want to visit. First off: fresh rolls, which you (and I do) can toast on the open grill if you'd like. Why wouldn't you? Second, the salad offerings. Julienned pickled beets, sugar snap peas, sliced cukes, sunflower seeds, trashy yet tasty Reeser's macaroni salad, and blue cheese crumbles waiting to be dispersed. Those are just the highlights. And if you buy a steak or chicken dinner, you're allowed to clock in a few trips to the salad bar. Which you will, and no one will judge you. A FEW DRAWBACKS (to be expected): -the bartenders are easily overwhelmed when it's only "kind of" busy, and get a titch bitchy when you approach them at the bar. That's to be expected. -It's a small town, and patrons will automatically know you're not from Scappoose when you walk into the bar and will continue to stare at you until you leave. Oh well. Nothing a well-placed glare and a fixation on the salad bar and my whiskey can't fix.
(4)Kristin C.
Longfellow's is the perfect place for an awesome steak and delicious salad bar in the atmosphere of somebody's dark basement. Seriously, this place is dreary. There are no windows and the main entrance spills you right in to the middle of the dining area, so upon your entrance everybody stares at you. But just ignore all of that because their ranch in the salad bar is SO GOOD. I haven't worked up the nerve to ask what kind it is or to even just run in the back and steal a gallon or two of it, but I really want to. If Jesus cried ranch tears, it would be the ranch Longfellow's serves. I also love the open grill and have never been disappointed by the food I order. Sometimes ther service is slow but you just deal with it. I think I just talked myself in to going there for dinner tonight.
(4)Jack H.
A unique half dive bar half steakhouse. You can grill your own meat on a massive grill in the middle of the dining room. Good salad bar too!
(3)Janders S.
Great steak place. Avoid the bar drunks. They really want to fight for some reason. Must be poverty and alcohol. Tables in the bar area are ok tho.
(3)Sugar P.
The service is the best in town. Steak done exactly the way you want it, and the salad bar is what a salad bar should be!
(4)Denise M.
This is a landmark in the small town of Scappoose. This unique establishment offers some of the best food around. Even though the menu isn't large, their grilled steaks and burgers are great. Add the salad bar and baked potato for a delicious meal. Friendly service with a local flavor. You won't find anything like it anywhere else.
(4)Larry H.
I'd give this place more or less stars than 3.5, but I don't know much about their service. The reason for that is that at this establishment, you have the option of cooking your steak yourself on the open grill. It would've been nice if they docked a couple bucks off the price, but they don't which was mildly disappointing. It also would've been nice if they had more seasonings for the meat that I could use to season my steak with, but hey you can't have everything-I settled on tabasco, grey poupon dijon, salt, and pepper. I think they had some lawry's seasoning salt and garlic powder too I believe but I didn't bother. They've got a bar in the back but I didn't partake after an afternoon spent chopping wood. Atmosphere was nicely dim and muted, about what I'd want for a steak joint although the salad bar and baked potato were indicative of a lower end establishment like Sizzler. I also wish they had a steak larger than 16oz b/c for a fattie such as myself who's been working outside that just isn't enough. On top of that, I wasn't paying so I couldn't order 3 of them. I have a sneaking suspicion that their meat was still a little frozen, but it turned out okay outside of the seasonings I didn't have on hand. I'd definitely come in here again, but I'd want to know how much the salad bar would be without anything else since I'd want to bring in my own 3lb steak. I may as well stay home I can hear y'all saying, to which I reply, "but I wouldn't get to chop wood in Scappoose, besides, it's nice to get out of Ptown city proper sometimes to soothe the inner country boy's cries."
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