Boomers Place

Boomers Place is a nice breath of fresh air into the local food scene; a buddy and I started our Sunday here before hitting the road. Staff was fantastic; you know you're in a small town where they welcome some of the individuals by name. This business was originally a church, but they purchased this property and revamped the interior. Lots of unique wood features and a stone wall really make it feel like you're in Eastern Oregon. They've added some wall mounted AC/heating units, which I can only imagine help in Eastern Oregon's brutal summers and winters. They do breakfasts buffet style; there was bacon, French toast, muffins, biscuits and gravy, fruit salad, and an omelette station. Bacon was... Okay. It looked, felt, and tasted like microwave bacon. Biscuit was quite dry. Gravy was

Sweet spot, owner is awesome, food was phenomenal. I didn't expect such a good burger in such a small town. If you live here, you're lucky. If you're passing through make sure to stop. You won't regret it.

There’s hardly anybody here on a Sunday at lunch time, but man is this a cool place. The wood work is beautiful! They have some delicious beers too (they are a brewery as well).

Great local place that just opened in late August 2018, and a fun stop if your passing through. Family friendly bar/restaurant that is being created in a converted church using local hand sawn wood. Food was okay and served family style from a buffet. Several local beers on tap and a couple TV's for sports. Nothing too fancy but the owners are clearly working hard to make it awesome. Prices are a little high, but what else is there? I will stop at this little Oasis everytime I pass through town to check on progress and grab some food/drinks. Excellent service.

Went in and had dinner. Rib eye was on point! So good we went back for brunch. We won't be going through Burns again without stopping. Boomer is an amazing chef! Their brown ale is very tasty as well.