Wife had turkey pot pie. So, so. Needed more pastry dough. Just has a thin cover barely covering top. Also had the tar heel burger. Good but nothing memorable. Fries were frozen variety but crispy and OK. Service friendly but not very attentive considering how empty the place was. Left satisfied but probably would have enjoyed breakfast there more. Â Prices a bit high but they are out in the country. Shakes and cinnamon rolls may be worth a return visit.
Review Source:This is part of and owned by Clark's Resort, on the same property. Interesting little place, with indoor service and a walk up window. Specials posted outside on a chalk board. Note, the servers are not bound by the pricing of the specials. Had dinner there 8/26. Wife ordered the special turkey dinner. It was badly done, overcooked, tasteless. I ordered a chicken Cesar salad, the server did not know what that was. She was also the cook. Couldn't find any lettuce (530 pm), the chicken was apparently left over from earlier in the day or week. Dressing was maybe some off brand Italian. However, the Clam Chowder was excellent. If by chance you must stop there, try the Clam Chowder. Hint. you can find other eating options in Marblemount and Rockport.
Review Source:Not the best food ever, but certainly not the worst. We were staying at Clark's Skagit River Resort, which is the smattering of cabins right behind the Eatery. We decided that we had to check out the restaurant at least one day we were staying there. However, their closing time is 7 PM!! That is when dinner is just getting started! Ah! So we missed the dinner experience the first two nights. Oh well. We were totally going to hit up breakfast, which is really the most important meal of little divey, comfort food restaurants, right?
We get there not five minutes after 11 AM... and we get handed lunch menus. There is apparently a strict cut off time for serving breakfast at this place! Our friends had gotten there minutes earlier and were the last breakfast order. So we were already disappointed... boo... :(
Now this place is obviously a family business. There were a couple of chicks with their hair piled on top of their heads in messy "buns" wearing over-sized, unflattering, random t-shirts waitressing. They didn't seem very organized, and the restaurant was certainly not full by any means.
I decided after my disappointing burger at Buffalo Run the night before that I definitely didn't want a burger and the sandwich offerings seemed iffy, so that left hot dogs or soup and salad. I went soup and salad... Boyfriend got the Cascade Burger because it at least had a fried egg on it, and he could pretend he was eating breakfast.
Minutes go by, my stomach is growling... we watch them bring out the last 8 or so breakfast platters, our mouths watering and our tummies berating us for not waking up early enough... And more time goes by... our friends finish their food... more time...
And the boyfriend's Burger shows up and the waitress asks if I ordered anything. YES, YES I DEFINITELY ORDERED SOMETHING!! my brain and stomach scream within me. I nodded and reminded her the soup and salad. Panic crosses her face and the other waitress who overheard us. They tried to play it cool and told me just a few moments. Minutes pass again. Seriously, I ordered soup and salad, chop and pour ladies! That's the simplest thing on the menu! Boyfriend was halfway done with his burger by the time they apparently finished growing the lettuce for my lunch!
I nibbled on a piece of leftover toast and some fries waiting for my food, then it finally arrived! And my tummy gave a howl knowing it would not be enough... :(
The salad was basically a tiny side salad. And I quickly devoured the most delicious cup (literally a cup) of mushroom soup ever. (Morel mushrooms!! YUMMY!!). So the soup saved the day thankfully  with its brief tasty goodness. However, there were at least five other yummy sounding soups listed on the menu that day. If I find myself here for lunch again, I am going to do a tour of the soup menu! And/or I will wake my butt up early enough for the mountain folk to cook me some freaking breakfast!!
It was one of our cheapest lunches ever, so that was a plus. I just had to go back to my cabin and snack on Doritos all afternoon to fill help fill me up...
We were going to keep driving but with no chance of food for another 67 miles or so this was about as good as we were going to get.
Turns out our stop here was a very good choice.
Typical 'hearty' but not so great for the heart breakfasts are sold here. Homemade everything (from the looks of things) and oh so tasty.
We ordered eggs, sausage, CFS & hashbrowns which were all perfectly cooked and super tasty!
It looks like a hole in the wall and if might very well be but it's worth the stop.
This place should be shut down. Not only is the food so disgusting it's inedible (how can you mess up onion rings and burgers?) but the service is incredibly rude. Also the kitchen looks disgusting and the "cook" never wore gloves when touching fresh food. I hope the health  dept comes out and shuts this place down.
Review Source:I learned about this from one of the fishing guides at Sun Mountain Lodge. Â He couldn't say enough good things about it - that is one high recommendation.
Stopped in last Fall on an exploratory trip for our Car Club's lunch stop this summer. Â Quaint place, great food, priced right and very accomodating. Â
Note - Pies are tasty and I'm not even a dessert person so try it yourself  to be sure!
This place has great food...my husband and I stop to eat there almost every time we drive through Marblemount. We've been know to take the 4 hour round-trip drive just to go there to eat and come back (the scenery on hwy 20 is amazing, though, and not a wasted drive).
The food is homemade, down-home cooking and inexpensive. The only issue is that the service is sometimes slow and the server may forget something or not bring it out in a timely manner...but if you're out on the road, enjoying the day and just relaxing, it doesn't even matter. We get spoiled living in the city, expecting everything to be fast-paced.
Desserts are also very amazing! They have seasonal desserts, my favorite being the blueberry shortcake served with ice cream.
Check them out next time you're passing through!
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