Hey, I don't want to give them 5 stars...it might go to their heads! Â No really, this place is just down the road from my house and I have been here off and on over the past, well a very long time, and the food has always been delicious. Â The girls here are friendly, something that is not always the case with servers!!
As for me it is my go to place for breakfast on the weekends, right before I head out on the scooter!!
Enjoy!
I pretty much agree with Charleen. Things apparently haven't changed in the past few years.
Stopped in on my way from Pullman to the Spokane airport. I had constantly passed the building in the distance with the giant letters spelling RESTAURANT on it's roof. But not today. Today I stopped.
The menu is pretty traditional country cooking. Country fried chicken, stews, soups, sandwiches, burgers, steaks, you get the picture.
The restaurant is bigger than you'd expect given it's location. It must be the only one in town, because it seems like the entire town of Spangle could fit inside.
The prices are a bit higher than you'd expect, but you do get a good amount of food for your money. I ordered a French dip sandwich at the recommendation of the waitress. I wouldn't say there was anything special about it, I mean what can you do with a french dip? But it was very, very good.
I didn't see bread pudding on the menu or I would probably have gotten some. The only dessert I noticed was Cyrus O'Leary pie, which I can get at Safeway.
Overall, worth the stop. I'll probably be a regular, when on my way to the airport.
Diners will find The Harvester a refreshing surprise. The location is far removed from the hustle and bustle of Spokane (and summertime construction) and parking's free.
The food portions are enormous and have that old fashioned, homemade taste. They serve everything from steaks to salads to burgers. And the bread pudding is to die for! It's almost as if Grandma is in the back cooking. The staff is friendly and attentive. The food is a little pricier than one might expect to find in a town the size of Spangle, but you won't be disappointed.
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