The three ladies who served us were sweethearts. We were traveling through the area and wanted some…read morebreakfast: Ordered Egg Sandwich and Farmers Breakfast. Hearty portions and fair prices. I'd come here again for lunch!

Food was decent and the employees were friendly. I walked in and ordered 1 sandwich to go. A couple…read morecame in about 5 min after me. Somehow they got both of their sandwiches before my 1. It was a toasted sandwich, but I didn't think warming up 1 sandwich would take that long. It really grinded my gears as I sat there watching people get their food that came in after me. Service was extremely slow.

Love this place! Friendly staff and great food! The breakfast bowl with egg and avacado makes the…read moremornings go so much better!

Terrible boba tea, the boba was almost rock solid. Not worth the money. They should have thrown…read morethat batch away.

Hometown Phil. Great pastries. The service was professional and personal and the ambience exactly…read morematch the whole venue. It will help yourself to the coffee but once you did, the waitress would bring you more.

Heard good things, but the food was cold, and the bakery goods were stale definitely will not be…read morecoming back. I tried it twice.

Stopped in for breakfast looking for a local place to eat. The diner is cute and staffed with…read morefriendly people. The inside is a bit tight and outdoor seating is available but due to wildfire smoke we couldn't sit outside. We had a young man named McCoy who was working with mom to earn some money and honestly this made the whole visit worth it. The food was on par for a diner. The coffee was good and the scrambled eggs my husband got were perfectly done. My burger was tasty and they have good ranch dressing IYKYK we will visit again when we are back in town!

"Betty" old grouchy lady! greeted us with a bitch attitude before we even walked in. So we left!read more

This place was great. We found it passing through on our way north and had great seating outside…read more Excellent beer and excellent food and very good and friendly service.

Father's Day brunch was a huge success thanks to MT Vine. 5 fathers and 3 mothers were happy to try…read morean assortment of menu items and not one person was disappointed. One Californian foodie even declared it to be the best food he ever had! Love that they support local farmers so you can feel good about what you're eating.

Wow! This place is a hidden gem. We have bought some of their pastries and bread at the Farmers…read moreMarket and loved them. Wednesday night was PIZZA night and boy oh boy was it amazing. A sweet little shop with a lot of charm and family run...which we support 100%. The service was fantastic, the Masters behind the wonderful food came out and chatted with us. Definitely Mrs Wonderful (and Mr.)

I purchased a scone from the farmers Market in Polson. So…read moregreasy that it ruined one of my shirts. When I brought it to thier attention, NOT even a "sorry". Just "There is alot of butter in them!!! "Never have I had a scone that the grease ran through the paper wrapper on the scone, the paper wrapper on the $15 loaf of bread I purchased and even onto my shirt! Disappointing to say the least!!! I have eaten there at least twice, but will think twice before returning. They even charge for the bread with the meal.

Great people, service, and food. We will definitely be back when we are in the area again.read more

If you're needing a bite to eat in the area this is a solid option. Stopped in and had a late…read morebreakfast. My food, eggs, hash browns and two biscuits with gravy were good and hot. It's an old diner and the vibe is small town. Staff was nice enough.

Moved to the Polson area from LA about a year ago. We love the area but are always looking for good…read morelocal food. Pops Grill had over 4 stars on google and the pictures of the food looked good. So with excitement and high expectations we went for lunch. Bad decision. My daughter and I had cheese burgers and our buns were charred to the point of being burned on the underside but actually cold on the top sides. Our fries were cold and limp. The melted cheese on the burgers look like it had melted on the day before. My wife had the French toast. It looked like it had been deep fried, again looked like food from the previous day. Not the soft and lightly browned French toast at most other places. Bottom line food was terrible and will never go back again. Darn, had hoped of finding a decent place to eat locally. Will keep searching.

Went for breakfast--ordered the eggs benedict. When I finally got my meal the hash browns were…read morecold, the "poached" eggs were hard, and there was no hollandaise sauce, just a lumpy yellow tasteless paste. Choked down half but left the rest. For $12.00 a plate I expected better. Will not be back

Changed owners again! This time it's decent! Frybread with huck butter..... Yes please!…read more They flank steak is good just make sure you order it medium rare! The service seems to have gotten better as well. Try it out! Plus like I said before there are not many choices here in Polson.

I only gave a one because I couldn't post this without giving them at least 1 star. This place is…read moreterrible. Clueless staff, filthy restaurant, no one knows what time they are open til. They actually said it would be at least an hour before starting our food. BEFORE STARTING!!!! We even called and asked if they were still serving food. No one said anything about the wait time for food. There were like 8 tables in the whole place. 4 were occupied. The other 4 we covered with dirty dishes that didn't get touched the whole time we were there. Yet there were 3 servers on. 3 servers and 8 tables. We left and went across the street to get pizza. If they offered me free open food ticket with whatever I wanted to eat, I'd never step foot in that place.

So good, we went there twice. The Piano was a fabulous touch…read more If there's a negative, there's too much food and since we're on the road we can't really take leftovers. We travel a lot and we will look forward to eating here again.

Hearty breakfasts abound at Sykes! Super friendly shop with a small market attached with souvenirs…read moreand huckleberry type things that's worth a browse. The dining area is fairly large and comfortable. Feels very old school but also happened to have someone playing the piano with some classic western ish vibes if you know what I mean that really gave this more charm. Food is very generous and definitely recommend splitting the prospectors breakfast. Chicken fried steak, a monster biscuit, hash browns and two eggs with gravy is a lot to take down. Even if you were to do a long after, not sure you can burn off this many calories. Chicken fried steak is good - thin and crisp but with a breadcrumb like crust instead of the floured stuff I'm used to getting down south. Sausage gravy is flavorful and a classic pairing but you can also opt for brown gravy instead. The biscuit is moist and a good utensil to soak up the gravy. Eggs and hash browns needed seasoning - there's no salt on it so add it yourself but the griddled crisp on the hash browns were good. Some of my friends got the home fries but noted they weren't that great so stick with the hash. Accessible parking downtown and a good stop to fuel up!