Beckie's half-sweet and slightly spiced huckleberry pie introduced me to a new flavor profile that has set a high standard for future pies I try. I asked her to go easy on the ice cream since I'm lactose intolerant; unfortunately, it seemed like they might have misunderstood, giving me more than I needed. The coffee was pretty good. I feel that Beckie may have built her reputation a bit too much around her cakes. While they're making improvements to the overall atmosphere of the cabin, there seems to be a lack of motivation to speed up service, as they're often busy seating people for tables.
Beckie's Café is a must-visit if you're heading to Crater Lake! Every dish is absolutely mouthwatering, and the staff is incredibly friendly. There's plenty of seating space, and several windows for picking up your food, so you don’t have to wander around. But the real highlight is the hem pies!!! They are creamy and delicious, melting in your mouth like little clouds. They were so good that I had to buy two more for the road. Don’t let food regret hold you back; stop by and treat your taste buds to an unforgettable experience!
Beckies Café is a must-visit when you're at Crater Lake. Every dish is absolutely delicious, and the staff is incredibly friendly. There’s plenty of space and several windows for easy food pickup, so you won’t have to wander around. However, the real highlight here is the cakes! They are creamy and delightfully melt-in-your-mouth slices of heaven. They were so good that I ended up buying two more to take with me! Don’t miss this gem—grab some groceries and make sure to experience their delectable treats!
My mother and I were having dinner in Clovis, NM, and it brought back memories of our summer trips to Oregon when I was a kid. She was surprised to learn that I remembered Becky’s Cafe. I told her it was hard to forget because they served the best huckleberry pie I've ever had in my life. It was so delicious that the sweet memory has stuck with me for 35 years. We enjoyed our meal together, laughing and reminiscing, and I realized how easy it was for people to still rave about that cake.
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The story of Beckie is a little strange. You think there's a woman named Beckie, right? There was a man named Beckie. In 1938, Ed Becklehymer, known as “Beckie”, opened the restaurant. After he died, his wife ran Cecil. She was also known as Beckie and ran the place well in the 60s.
The food was quite enjoyable, with the pie slices being both generous in size and delicious. However, the service was lacking; it was neither good nor great. I'm not sure if they believe that customers will keep coming back no matter what...
Shoutout to our server who was new! The burgers, sandwiches, and hot wings were delicious. Can?t go wrong with unlimited refills for drinks. But the bathrooms were immaculate and an oasis after being in the national park the whole day!
I came across this charming place mentioned in the That Oregon Life newsletter and eagerly anticipated visiting it during a recent Girl Scout trip to Crater Lake. The girls had been saving...
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After our trip to Crater Lake, we opted to dine at the Prospect Café. We spotted the delightful Beckie's sign and quickly made a U-turn. The meatloaf was delicious, and the vegetables were...
I had a wonderful dinner at Beckies tonight. I highly recommend the Rogue Chicken Fried Steak. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was lovely.
