This place is simple, great, home style food. I felt like I was at grandmas. Fried chicken was crispy, mashed potatoes were lumpy and the fries were amazing! Prices were very fair and the parking was good. Only a matter of time until this gem expands into a bigger location and everyone in sandpoint discovers it! Only negative comments I had was that they advertise a salad comes with your meal bit then they tell you it's an extra charge, and my stomach wasn't any bigger so I couldn't finish my meal! It's a lot of food, but damn, it's good!
Review Source:Again, (visited five times) mixed feelings and mixed food quality.
Most anything deep fried (fish & chips, chicken) is overdone, dry or even burnt.
They will happily reburn your order. ;-) Â Why are fries on thethe soggy side...i don't know. Not "bad", i presume many like soggy fries?
It is clear there is an odd mixture of frozen mixed with fresh.
If i must eat there, i stick to french dip sandwich...quite decent.
I "want" to love this place, but can only manage it perhaps twice a year. Our first experience, when they first opened, EVERYTHING was fresh, hot, properly cooked &unprofessional wonderful. Â Don't know what prompted it into mediocrity. Could be much worse, or much better. :-)
Nice country kitchen cooking. This place is just off a busy highway so keep a look out for it right off the road. It was a nice little joint. We came in from out of town and noticed it was mostly the local crowd. There was a chef nazi yelling out orders in the kitchen and the waitresses had to hear this through the swinging door. It was pretty funny. He would just scream out orders in the kitchen. The waitresses are bustling around trying to make everyone happy.
I ordered a spinach and mushroom omelete. It had a lot of mozzarella cheese and some bacon. The side was red russet potatoes. Sliced thin and cooked just right. I also had an english muffin. Covered in margarine. A side of gravy for $1.75 to top off the meal. The gravy was okay. Very creamy but could use a bit more sausage.
Coffee was okay but could be a little stronger.
Home cookin' goodness....check it out!
Stopped here on a whim, glad we did! The staff was friendly, helpful and patient with our 2yr old. Our drinks were never half empty. The portions are huge! The prices are about $5-$10 for breakfast. It's typical diner fare but better than most. The hash browns were crisp and garlicky without being too greasy. There are no vegan/vegetarian options for meat or egg replacers. So I was stuck with hash browns and toast.
 If you're coming for breakfast make it here before 11am if you want pancakes or french toast. We'll be back next year when passing through town again.
 Side note for parents : there is a handful of high chairs but only one booster. They also have a few handheld games to keep little ones busy!
This is definitely diner style food - which I generally hate. I had breakfast here the other day - the meatlover's skillet - and it was awesome. Trying to power through a good hangover, this meal packed enough greasy deliciousness to do the trick. The portion was huge, I could only eat about half - and I'm a big guy. Prices were very reasonable for the portion size, waitstaff was friendly.
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