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Food to go: (503) 266-8382
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One of the nation's most famous truck stops when 99E served as the main West Coast trucking corridor, the restaurant has a long reputation of quality food and good service.
While the I-5 freeway took truckers off of Hwy 99E, local patrons continued to enjoy the satisfying food and "country diner" atmosphere. Of course, truck drivers can still be found frequenting the restaurant.
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At one time, the restaurant was open 24 hours a day, trucks filled parking lots on both sides of the street and "Top O Hill Cafe" featured overnight cottages in the rear. Opening in 1926, it was the only eating establishment between Portland and Salem.
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