High Mountain Bakery Deli

Food is average, service is poor, prices aren't representative of the quality, in a bad way. Expecting a tip when there is no real service beyond taking your money is just plain ridiculous. $16 for a turkey sandwich and a bag of chips left me feeling ripped off.

Delicious! We had the veggie burrito and bagel sandwich and even our picky teenagers wanted to go back the next day. Service was quick and good. We’d go back!

I highly recommend stopping for a sandwich at the High Mountain Café, Bakery Deli in Government Camp. The word sandwich doesn 't usually excite me, but these sandwiches are delicious, especially the hot ones. They also serve a variety of breakfast sandwiches. Unfortunately, they have been shortening their hours, since not many people stop there after skiing. They used to be open till 4 pm, then cut down to 3 pm, and now they close at 2 pm. But if you ski hard and get tired by 1 pm, come and try this delicious food. Or, ski down the ungroomed Glade Trail to Government Camp and have lunch here before taking the Mt. Hood Express bus back to the Timberline ski area.Located diagonally across the street from Charlie 's Mountain View Pub, and right next door to the Ratskeller. This is also the building where Hyalmar Hvaam, the inventor of the first safety binding, had his ski shop Vegetarian options: There are several vegetarian options on the menu. Also, the proprietor and cook is very flexible in customizing the sandwiches to your needs. Kid-friendliness: There are several kid-friendly items on the menu. Also there is an amusement room right next to the eating room. Wheelchair accessibility: There is a set of stairs at the entrance, but right next to the stairs is a lift for wheeelchairs.

Super friendly staff! Happy to make my breakfast sandwich GF....and it was yummy. The breakfast burrito my daughter had was HUGE....will finish for lunch.

Stopped in for breakfast and an espresso drink. Large portions, and in my opinion was very tasty and really good coffee. Cafe style environment with small tables.