Well, not just everybody... Everybody's Brewing in White Salmon, Washington, however IS brewing beer, great beer; with 16 beers on tap, at least 9 of them their own. The rest are from other local brewers so you'll always have a regional pour.
But beer isn't the only thing going on at Everybody's. The truly cozy pub is located on the main drag in White Salmon with a great view of Mt. Hood. Food and beverage service is casual and friendly, with good seating both indoors and out. Everybody's opens at noon every day, serving a good variety of starters, entrees and salads, with some kid's options thrown in just to make sure there's something for everybody. The TTG Team really enjoys their sweet potato fries, the Mediterranean plate and the pulled pork burrito, but everything we've ordered has been flavorful, ample and fun.
Yes, the menu is fun and eclectic - but you haven't heard the music yet. In just a few visits you could sip suds to the strains of bluegrass, reggae, western and/or punk folk music. There's always something new going on at Everybody's, and everybody's going.
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
A sunny day in The Gorge
Where else can one sit at their computer - slaving away, of course - with a view of snow-covered Mt. Adams out one window and the cloud-capped silhouette of Mt. Hood out the other? When the sun shines in The Gorge, there's no place in the world we'd rather be.
For our supposed isolation on the east slope of the Cascades, The Gorge seems to be pretty central to world news. Olympians are training on Mt. Hood. Unmanned aircraft manufactured in The Gorge are mapping the globe and helping to keep our service men and women safe. As national law-makers are passing laws to reduce taxation on business to stimulate jobs, the voters on the Oregon side of The Gorge have made news by helping to pass legislation to burden every Oregon corporation, large or small, with additional taxation. A four-year veteran of the Bingen-White Salmon police force made the national news, charged with child-molestation and incest. And bipartisan talks are underway in Oregon to create a land swap to protect more of Oregon's amazing natural resources.
No, we aren't perfect in The Gorge, but we certainly aren't the invisible bumpkins of rural myth. Sadly, the IPOD was invented elsewhere, and the grammys won't be coming to Hood River soon, but small-town America is very much alive - struggling along with the rest of the county, but still vital and busy and involved. And darned proud of ourselves!!
For great suuny-day adventures in The Gorge visit www.TravelTheGorge.com/outdoor.asp
For our supposed isolation on the east slope of the Cascades, The Gorge seems to be pretty central to world news. Olympians are training on Mt. Hood. Unmanned aircraft manufactured in The Gorge are mapping the globe and helping to keep our service men and women safe. As national law-makers are passing laws to reduce taxation on business to stimulate jobs, the voters on the Oregon side of The Gorge have made news by helping to pass legislation to burden every Oregon corporation, large or small, with additional taxation. A four-year veteran of the Bingen-White Salmon police force made the national news, charged with child-molestation and incest. And bipartisan talks are underway in Oregon to create a land swap to protect more of Oregon's amazing natural resources.
No, we aren't perfect in The Gorge, but we certainly aren't the invisible bumpkins of rural myth. Sadly, the IPOD was invented elsewhere, and the grammys won't be coming to Hood River soon, but small-town America is very much alive - struggling along with the rest of the county, but still vital and busy and involved. And darned proud of ourselves!!
For great suuny-day adventures in The Gorge visit www.TravelTheGorge.com/outdoor.asp
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