Long Branch Cafe & Saloon

  4.4 – 532 reviews   • American restaurant

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Hours

Monday7 AM–8 PM, 8:01–10 PM
Tuesday7 AM–8 PM, 8:01–10 PM
Wednesday7 AM–8 PM, 8:01–10 PM
Thursday7 AM–8 PM, 8:01–10 PM
Friday7 AM–8 PM, 8:01–10 PM
Saturday7 AM–8 PM, 8:01–10 PM
Sunday7 AM–2 PM, 2:01–3 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 201 E Main St, Weston, OR 97886

Phone: (541) 566-3478

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Reviews

Kevin Ott
Mid week visit. Not busy at 1:30pm on Tuesday. Cheese burger for my 6yr old and the Marshall Dillon for me. Ala carte menu. Beware of the add-on pricing. Menu says $4.50 for tots, charged $5×2 plates. Let it ride.

Service was nonexistent. Only one server/cashier/dishwasher. Bless her heart. I had to clean up my own spill and never got a refill on my first cup of coffee, $3. Asked for extra pickle and got a ton. A+. Never offered a refill on our sodas and has to fetch our own leftover clam shells from behind the counter. Felt like home.

Cost $55 for the 2 meals pictured. With tip, $70. I gave the young lady a substantial tip, though, regardless of the unsat service. I looked for her to check out after waiting patiently at my table for 20 minutes, no proof-of-life. I found her in the skullery up to her elbows in dish washing suds.

The atmosphere is akin to walking into my great g-ma’s house and becoming overwhelmed by the visual onslaught of nik-nacs, paddy-wacs, and photogs affixed to nearly every available wall space. Nice touch but minimal access to view them with any intentionality. Guest tables line the walls which ultimately restrict avenues of approach. Picture a museum exhibit sans the viewing lanes.

Bring cash. NO CARDS CCEPTED! ATM in the bar with typical 3%-15% service charge per withdrawl. More out, less charged, right?

Food is delicious. A bit over cooked but delicious all the same. Only 10 tables that serve guests. About 40-45 guest limit. Didn’t notice an occupancy limit sign, so just a guess.

I’d return for another round but I’m concerned that I’d have to beg for a refill cup of coffee. I mean, don’t take my word for it. Check out the Longbranch if you’re ever in Weston, Oregon after a weekday visit to the snow parks near Tollgate. My opinion? Not quite up to the rep that proceeded it. Ciao.
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Danette Kuzel
Food is delicious & the portions are huge, reasonably priced! The menu is big with so many options. Full service bar inside, slot machines, pool table, jukebox. The collection of salt/ pepper shakes are unique. It started with the family, then friends and customers have added to their collection over the years. A wall is dedicated to the history of the area with information. Current owner had been in the building 35 years
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Lloyd Walker
A hidden gem found in historic Weston, OR. The Cafe has been a center of history for the past 35 years since the owner restored the old mercantile building. Our waitress (Che’ree) was a lovely young lady who did a great job explaining some of the history of the town. Also, she is very professional at food handling. The food portion sizes are very large. My Cow camp hash (hashbrowns, sausage, scrambled eggs with sausage gravy) was delicious. My friend ordered the Longhorn double burger with onion rings added. The burger was made with 2 8oz patties, ham, bacon, cheese, and all the fixings (lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and special sauce). The portions were large enough that either meal could have been split and fed two people.
The small historic town is a little off the beating path, but well be orth the drive. I am very happy to recommend this business for a great history lesson and meal.
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Nathan Forsythe
You seat yourself when you come in and wait for the waiter, she’s a sweet gal, and she’ll give you your menu, and check on you. The breakfast tasted like it was homemade. Also they have a whimsical salt and pepper shaker collection on the shelf.
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Steve Beals
Stopped in here on a walkabout in eastern Oregon. Great food, great service. No beer on tap which was a bit disappointing but a good experience overall.
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Paul Brunton
Wow! Heading from Spokane to Las Vegas we took a little different route, stopped in the

little town of Weston for breakfast. We split a Denver omelette and “spuds” but ask for an extra biscuit. It was more than two of us could eat!! A true old-timey small town cafe…
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D E W Adventures
Stopped by while dinner after a hiking adventure in the Blue Mountains Oregon and it was ok.. had a French dip and the meat was tough with gristle running through it.. I was only able to eat half of it..
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Jim Elgin Jr
Well worth every mile to drive here. I’ve eaten ALOT of different places and this is top 5 for good regular style burger food. No frills just homestyle goodness
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Josh D
The place was very welcoming and friendly and the staff seemed like they just wanted you to have a great day. As well as the food was delicious. Really cheap, especially for the serving size. Biscuits and gravy with hashbrowns was 4.95. (Image for reference on serving size)
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Alex Google
1. Server Cherrie is Very Very Beautiful and Sweet
2. Food is Surprizingly Cheap
3. Service was Fast Considering Cooked to Order
4. Five Star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ All the Way Excellent
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