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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 9:38 am 
If you are in this area and zoom past the Huff and Puff, a new restaurant opened in downtown Morton--near the Roxy, and it is good. We ate there last night. They have basics--sandwiches, meaty things, humongus salads. They also have Irish Death in their beer selection. It is called Papa Bear's. Bathrooms were clean and the place has a good ambiance with cedar paneling and checkered table cloths. I write this because I have read that there is no good place to eat south of Tacoma. confused.gif

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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 10:19 am 
Cliff Burgers are awesome in Packwood! Huff and Puff is awesome on a hot day!

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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 11:12 am 
On our way South to Oregon, I generally fit in a stop at the Vader Cafe ( about 3 miles off the highway west). Not sure what the name of it. There is one restaurant in Vader right by the railroad tracks. It's small, warm and comfortable. Good food, It's where the farmers eat. They make you feel like a long lost family member.

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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 12:19 pm 
Speaking of Morton and food, in 1976 I was driving over Chinook/White passes a lot. I often would pull off 12 and hit a burger place in Morton. No idea what it was called or it's exact location. I do remember they had BIG burgers.

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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 5:24 pm 
treeswarper wrote:
I write this because I have read that there is no good place to eat south of Tacoma. confused.gif
The best place EVER for good food "south of Tacoma" is Meer's Store. Excellent hamburgers, they raise and butcher their own beef, and have their beer brewed especially for them by I forget who. However, they are quite a way south (and east) of Tacoma: http://www.meersstore.com Don't drive by fast or you'll miss it altogether! embarassedlaugh.gif

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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 7:04 pm 
We just tighten our belts and wait for Nicholas' in P'land. Original eastside one.

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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 8:39 pm 
moonspots wrote:
have their beer brewed especially for them by I forget who.
Web site says Krebs Brewing Company using the original recipe from the Choctaw Nation.

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PostSun Feb 12, 2017 8:40 pm 
moonspots wrote:
However, they are quite a way south (and east) of Tacoma: http://www.meersstore.com
Okay. You got me. I clicked on it thinking maybe Packwood or somewhere in Lewis County, maybe Yakima County. You know somewhere along the route to Oregon. But Oklahoma! rolleyes.gif ~z

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PostTue Feb 14, 2017 8:32 pm 
Fishtail brewery has good pub food and excellent beer in Olympia.

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PostWed Feb 15, 2017 11:56 pm 
Malachai Constant wrote:
Fishtail brewery has good pub food and excellent beer in Olympia.
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PostThu Feb 16, 2017 12:06 am 
zephyr wrote:
moonspots wrote:
However, they are quite a way south (and east) of Tacoma: http://www.meersstore.com
Okay. You got me. I clicked on it thinking maybe Packwood or somewhere in Lewis County, maybe Yakima County. You know somewhere along the route to Oregon. But Oklahoma! rolleyes.gif ~z .
biggrin.gif Well, it *was* intended to be a bit funny. However, they do have great burgers (and a seismograph in the hallway). So if any of you end up anywhere near Ft Sill, or Lawton OK, It's not too far out of the way to go up to Meers. And you can drive through the Wichita mountains. lol.gif Which is why I ended up there in the first place several years ago - I wanted to see the Wichita mountains while I was in Oklahoma. I'd read of them when I stopped at a visitor's center just inside the Kansas/Oklahoma border. Anyway, back on topic. Burgerville in Vancouver, WA has very good burgers. And that's on the way to Oregon, so does that count?

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PostThu Feb 16, 2017 3:41 pm 
I'd say good things about Rivers Coffee and Bistro on the same block. Downsides: Not open for supper early in the week; "Boards" model of shared food doesn't work well with only one. Get the special. Fish Tale beer. Which spot did the new place go into?

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PostThu Feb 16, 2017 8:58 pm 
Burgerville in Centralia , I'very eaten there a couple of times, once while on a 200km brevet. The fresh fruit milkshakes are nice treat when in season. https://goo.gl/maps/e6R9GLvRHZS2
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