Antiques in Kalama

Submitted by Captainpaul81 t3_126rwow in Washington

I saw a post earlier and someone said that Kalama is a cool place to visit if you like antiques.

I've got an anniversary coming up and we've been to all the usual suspects. Plus the McMennimans hotel looks cool

Anybody been there?

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MGC00992 t1_jeamkfc wrote

Lucky Dragon has good Chinese, and the Twilight movies had some scenes shot here.

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iamlucky13 t1_jebd21p wrote

I have not been to that McMenamins, but if you have never been to any McMenamin's, they are kind of fun for their quirkiness. I like to call them one of the good parts of the "keep Portland weird" vibe.

I can't speak to how the antique shopping is in Kalama, but if you want to stay some place different from most hotels, trying out a McMenamin's hotel would be a great option.

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peanutbuttermmz t1_jebu444 wrote

I’ve been to Mcmennimans to eat, I haven’t stayed in the hotel. I’d recommend it. Woodland wa, just a tiny bit south has some boutique shops as well

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anybodyiwant2be t1_jec287t wrote

I’ve stayed in a couple McMenamins (Troutdale & Centralia) and loved their character. The one in Centralia right next to RR tracks do that was noticeable and I see the one in Kalama is as well but I’ll bet the River side is awesome.

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JoanJetObjective13 t1_jecgji4 wrote

We used to go thru Kalama frequently and we always stopped to eat at the Kalama Inn Restaurant because Mom and Auntie loved their liver and onions on the senior menu. Great burgers, grilled cheese, homemade soup and pie… Old, advertises that Bob Hope and Elvis stayed once at their Inn. Kalama has an awesome totem pole that was the world’s largest from a single cedar, it’s displayed laying down because it rotted and it’s down by the water. With another standing pole.

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