One of the better Thai places in Salem. A small shop with limited hours, but they make a decent curry and decent stir fries.

You should just be amazed that a small town like Lebanon has Thai food. It's worth eating and better than the ubiquitous Chinese food or fast food.

There isn't much competition, so if you're in the mood it's probably worth going to. But it's not going to compete with the better places in bigger towns.

Totally mediocre. Thai Beer is a better option. Curries are thin and weak.

Typical crappy chain. It's worth spending a couple extra bucks to go to a real pizza joint where they have hot ovens and will make it for you. Don't be cheap. Buy quality.

One of the better pizza-by-the-slice places. Not great, but it's worth visiting for a cheap lunch.

This used to be a lot better. Now it's just a decent chain. Better than Izzy's, but not worth visiting in a town that has more to offer. Unfortunately, Newport doesn't.

Blech. The crust is chemically tasting and often undercooked. Toppings quality is mediocre at best. There's much better out there. Even Pizza Hut.

The only restaurant like this in the state as far as I know. While it's not my favorite cuisine, it's hearty food for the winter months. It makes a good stop when travelling I-5.

Part of a loca/regional chain. This is probably the best of the lot. They make their own flour tortillas which is nice. Wish they were handmade. Classic Mexican-American combo-platter food. One of the better ones in Salem.

Just your typical chain. Personally, I think Applebee's does a better job with steaks. And I really don't get the deep fried onion. I'd rather have onion rings. And the fries are greasy.

A good addition to northern Seattle for Thai food. The curries actually have flavor and I've liked the noodle dishes I've tried, too.

I wish they were open later. I like to stop here and get desserts after dinner. Coffee is fine, but nothing special.

I actually like this place, though it seems like no matter what mixture of sauces I used everything ends up tasting the same. The seafood is a great deal.

Not the best beer, but better than McMenamins or other chains. The food, otoh, is not worth eating. It's very mediocre, like diner quality.

Why can't someone make a good bagel? I don't want a roll with a hole. I want something chewy and crusty, not like this place.

Just your average Thai place. The curries are thin and the noodle dishes can be goopy.

Great view. Seafood is mid-level and not quite as good as the prices would suggest. But they have very good service.

A mini-chain with locations in Portland and California, I think. The food is inconsistent but they have some tasty items like the mushroom cigars or whatever they're called.

Still pretty good after many years in Seattle. But the food seems a little tired compared to the leading restaurants in town. But it seems to be working for them.