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Pamper your palate for breakfast, lunch and dinner at Hudson’s Bar & Grill, serving tantalizing cuisine and a variety of regional wines in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Olive Garden is a family of more than 750 local restaurants committed to providing every guest with a genuine Italian dining experience. It’s what we like to call Hospitaliano!: our passion for 100% guest delight.

At Beaches, we believe the experience needs to be much more than just eating, it has to make you feel good. So, come in for a visit and see what we've got to offer...this Team is gonna knock your socks off!

Azteca Family Mexican Restaurants is the largest Mexican restaurant chain is the Pacific Northwest.

At 360° Pizzeria, we put a Northwest spin on classic Italian fare with offerings that include both inventive new creations and inspired renditions of old favorites.

Come dine in a delightful atmosphere of classic Thai and contemporary art in a beautiful, relaxing atmosphere. Experience Thailand's renowned hospitality with our kind and efficient staff.

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers has been the Gourmet Burger expert since 1969, when the first Red Robin® restaurant opened in Seattle. Now, with more than 450 restaurants across the U.S. and Canada, Red Robin offers craveable, high-quality menu items including innovative, signature Gourmet Burgers and Chicken Sandwiches, as well as salads, entrees, and signature Bottomless Beverages™ all made with fresh, Honest-to-Goodness® ingredients.

For more than a generation, families and friends have been coming to The Old Spaghetti Factories, located across the United States, to enjoy our delicious food, charming atmosphere and friendly service. We invite you to dine amidst fine antiques, collected from around the world, while savoring perfectly cooked pasta and spaghetti sauces, freshly made, using only the finest ingredients.

Here at Red Lobster we’re passionate about serving our guests great seafood. It’s why we go the extra mile to bring you the best dining experience possible. Our fishermen take pride in catching only the highest quality seafood, and the freshest fish.

More than 70 amber lights of varying shapes and sizes greet visitors to McMenamins East Vancouver pub. Cozy wooden booths, intriguing wall hangings and a lattice-covered bar reminiscent of a European-style sidewalk cafe complete the interior, where friends and families are welcome for lunch and dinner.

At Round Table, we’ve enjoyed a heritage of creating high quality, innovative pizzas for over 51 years. From our founder Bill Larson’s first little Round Table Pizza Parlor in Menlo Park, California in 1959 to 500 thriving restaurants today, Round Table has always stood for freshness, innovation and craveable flavors in everything we serve.

At La Bottega, we change our menus and wine selections frequently to ensure a fresh, unique dining experience. Please view our current food and wine selections below and check back with us for new creations and wines.

"Simple elegance; deliciously common ingredients." These are words to cook by. Applewood combines international flavors with the colorful bounty of fresh northwest ingredients to bring you healthy and unique dining.

In downtown Vancouver, there is one dining experience that rise above all others. At Tommy O's Pacific Rim Bistro, you will find contemporary island favorites fused with fresh, local ingredients. The relaxed, modern ambiance is the perfect location to enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Two–hour narrated cruise on this 147–foot sternwheeler patterned after a 19th–century steamboat.

There is no better way to see Portland then having a guided tour that walks right up to the city’s arts, architecture, fountains, parks, and river.

This popular Vancouver marina offers boating, swimming and windsurfing as well as a place to sit back and enjoy the river views.

One of the 25 largest museums in the country, the Portland Art Museum showcases impressive touring exhibitions and permanent collections of American, European, Asian, Native American and contemporary art.

The Portland Classical Chinese Garden is a harmonizing blend of water, architecture, stone, and poetry against a richly planted landscape.

This scenic highway, built between 1913 and 1922, showed aesthetic judgment and appreciation for the magnificent Columbia River Gorge landscape.

Portland is home to the oldest continuously operated public rose test gardens in the United States.

North Head Lighthouse is located inside Fort Canby State Park. The lighthouse guards one of the windiest spots on the Pacific coast, and still serves as an active navigational aid.

Troll down Seaside’s historic ocean front Promenade for a unique tribute to the famous explorers, Lewis & Clark.

The Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport is an aquatic and marine science educational facility offering a fun, interesting way to learn about Oregon’s unique coastal ecosystem and connect with the animals.

Pearson Field is one of the oldest operating airfields in the US, with a pioneering place in aviation history.

WSU Vancouver is a premier, non-residential research university that offers 18 bachelor’s degrees, 10 master’s degrees, one doctorate degree and more than 37 fields of study.

Green Mountain Golf Course provides three sets of tees challenging golfers of all ability levels.

Fairway Village Golf Course is an interesting 9–hole course in Vancouver, Washington with tree lined fairways and well bunkered greens.

Broadmoor is a 6404–yard par 72 public golf course located in Portland, Oregon that spreads over 220 plus acres of breathtaking landscape, with beautiful views of 3 different mountains (including Mount Hood) from numerous tees and fairways.

Named for a local U.S. Supreme Court Justice who espoused environmental causes, this magnificent 168,000–acre nature reserve includes 25 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, over 60 other trails and 59 lakes.

The Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge Complex in Ridgefield, Washington, features 5,150 acres of marshes, grasslands and woodlands.

Located in Seaside, Oregon, Fort Clatsop National Memorial commemorates the 1805-06 winter encampment of the 33-member Lewis and Clark Expedition. The park includes the reconstructed fort, a visitor center and museum, historical exhibits, a canoe landing, a spring.

Located on North Point Island, Washington on the Columbia River, Cape Disappointment was constructed in 1856.

A mile–long walking and hiking trail takes you to the peak of this 800–foot geological structure formed from an ancient volcano, and rewards you with a spectacular view of the Columbia River Gorge.

Ecola State Park, north of Cannon Beach, offers breathtaking views on the Oregon Coast. The mists and fog against the sun, and the changing surf create a myriad of shades and vistas.

An outdoor lover’s utopia along the Columbia River, Mount Hood is the tallest mountain in Oregon at 11,237 feet.

A 50 million–year–old geologic wonder, the Columbia River Gorge is a spectacular river canyon cutting through the Cascade Mountains.

National historic landmark, the Cedar Creek Grist Mill is the only water powered grain grinding mill in Washington that has maintained its original structural integrity and grinds with stones.

Beginning in the 1840′s more than 300,000 people began their Oregon Trail journey, living and writing their stories. Share in these stories with a visit to the dynamic End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center in Oregon City, Oregon.

This historic drive is lined with 21 restored Victorian homes built for military officers of the Vancouver Barracks, including Ulysses S. Grant, General O.O. Howard House and George C. Marshall.

This downtown Vancouver museum will delight history lovers with its immense collection of historical Vancouver documents, photographs and maps as well as its pioneer and Native American artifact displays.

It was one of the largest Chinookan villages encountered by Lewis and Clark, but today Cathlapotle is one of the few archaeological sites on the Lower Columbia River that has withstood the ravages of flooding, looting, and development.

The birthplace of the city of Vancouver – the first multicultural community in the Pacific Northwest – Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is the premier historical archaeological site in the Pacific Northwest.

Located on the Vancouver National Historic Reserve, this Queen Anne Victorian was named after Gen. George C. Marshall.