Location: Rainier
Top Restaurants in Rainier
Top Things to do in Rainier
- 1. Lake Sacajawea Park
- 2. The Sloth Center at Zoological Wildlife Conservation Center
- 3. Cowlitz County Historical Museum
- 4. Mount St. Helens Visitor Center
- 5. City of Rainier Riverfront Park
- 6. Louis Rasmussen Day Park
- 7. Trojan Park
- 8. Hudson Parcher County Park
- 9. The Rutherglen Mansion
- 10. Evergreen Pub & Cafe
Where to eat Pub food in Rainier: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Rainier. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Rainier is a city in Columbia County, Oregon, United States. The city's population was 1,895 at the 2010 census. Rainier is on the south bank of the Columbia River across from Kelso and Longview, Washington.
Things to do in Rainier
10. Ashtown Brewing
Reviewed By Neil C
We go to Ashtown brewery a couple times a month. They have a good selection of in house beer and several visiting taps. The draw back is the do not have ready made food but you can call several local restaurants and have food delivered. On occasion they have BBQ on site and they get really busy. This is a must stop for anyone wanting a cold beer and nice atmosphere.
9. Triangle Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Farq51
I've eaten at the Triangle a couple of times recently and both times the service and food were fantastic. It's up there with the best tavern/bar food in town. Ate with a group of 5 people and everybody enjoyed their food and the service was terrific. Can't wait to go back! Try it, you'll like it!
8. Kelso Theater Pub Backstage Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel97056
They will serve your food in the Theater. There's plenty of tables to set your food and drinks. The veggy pizza was excellent with lots of garlic. It was a little chilly but the balcony is warmer. We will definitely be back again.
7. Shamrock Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By ricoman1
Cant say too much,only stopped in last night for a beer,first time there.Gals were friendly,service was good and food looked good,so need to go back and stay a while.Typical mixed bar crowd...nothing wild and crazy,at least last night :-)
6. Alston Pub and Grub
Reviewed By KALAMARIVERRAT
This establishment is in what appears to be an old warehouse, with no windows. Inside is gloomy and musty (smells like an old bar). Average selection of popular brews. If you like a more cheerful atmosphere, go across the street to the old Alston's Country Store.
5. Goble Tavern
Reviewed By KALAMARIVERRAT
The Goble Tavern has occupied this wide spot in the road on US 30 for many years, as the rest of Goble has vanished. They serve average bar food, when the kitchen is open (if you love chicken gizzards, you MUST be from the South). There are several much better places to eat just 4 miles further west. I would rank the Goble Tavern as about #9 in Rainier restaurants.
4. Evergreen Pub & Cafe
Reviewed By KALAMARIVERRAT
The original Evergreen Tavern was on B Street (US 30), next to what is now Luigi's - but it burned down. It is now located where the old Busy Bee Cafe, and much earlier, the Rainier Post Office (where my Grandad was Postmaster) were. Standard bar food, lots of alcohol, OK if you have nothing better to do.
3. Porky's Public House & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Open for Lunch, Dinner, Nightlife and Sports. Great place for the entire family to come and enjoy a game. 28 Beers on tap. Eclectic selection of Craft Beer and Spirits. Karaoke, DJ, Live Entertainment on Weekends
Reviewed By Al H
Last Friday 1PM parking lot still full!Greeted by my favorite Rhonda, and she found us a table for 4. My 3 friends had never been there, and they were greatly impressed!Service, pulled pork sliders, atmosphere, and libations excellent!Rhonda the best!
2. Hop-N-Grape
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By OrrgonDuckFan
The outside of this place is nothing special. In fact, without reading the Trip Advisor reviews I doubt my wife and I would have set foot in the door. Thankfully, reviews do exist! The interior of Hop N Grape far exceeds the exterior. Nicely built out and comfortable atmosphere. My only regret in leaving this place was not saving room for their Marion Berry cobbler. I had the blackened catfish (good but could have been spicier for my taste) and sides of hush puppies and coleslaw. Hush puppies were good but coleslaw pretty bland. Oh, and I started out with a cup their smoked salmon chowder. Delicious.My wife ordered the beef brisket platter, with black eyed peas and collared green rolls. The brisket and peas were great. The rolls were definitely âuniqueâ. We rather liked them but we both agreed most people we know wouldnât! All in all a very pleasurable dining experience at Hop N Grape. I admire people who have an ambitious dream, i.e. their menu options, and work hard to make it happen.
1. Interstate Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Great Fresh Cracked Crab!
Reviewed By KALAMARIVERRAT
The Interstate has tried to become gentrified over the last 3 or 4 years, possibly to attract DINKs from Portland. They have added an outdoor patio in the back (overshadowed by a hundred-year-old pear tree), and, most recently put out chairs, tables, and an awning on the sidewalk in front (Paris, Oregon, anyone?) Criticism aside, they still serve the best Dungeness crab sandwiches on the planet. Bar none. The only reason they aren't #1 (IMHO) is that DC is not available year round, and anyway, you can only eat so much crab in a year. Meatloaf - different story.
