If you’re traveling along Highway 18 through Otis, blink and you might miss one of the most beloved and tiny restaurants in Oregon. The Otis Cafe is a longstanding local favorite. It gained national notoriety long after its opening in 1920 through an unexpected New York Times article published in 1989. Since then, this tiny but mighty restaurant has been a favorite for Oregonians across the state when they pass through town on their way to the coast.

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Have you ever dined at Otis Cafe? What’s your favorite dish on the menu? Share your suggestions in the comments below!

If you’re a fan of German food, you’ll also want to visit this amazing eatery with schnitzel so big it falls off the plate.

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