The Multnomah Falls Lodge offers a fine Northwest-style dining option right at the base of the falls, with dishes like sesame-miso baked coho salmon and a vegetarian Moroccan stew, plus a Sunday brunch ($25 per person). If a berry pie is on the dessert menu, save room.
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