Amazing breakfast. I got the American breakfast, and all of it was superb…read more The workers were very friendly however it did take a while to put my order in. I sat next to the window and had a beautiful view of the lake. It did however get a bit busy and loud.

Abhorrent and rude service. Worst I've experienced in a long time. Here's why (and sounds like this…read moreis pretty common and consistent of late): - Gave our table away even though we called ahead and were assured that there would be room for our party - Manager unapologetically told us to "just wait outside" even though it was very cold and we have young children in our party - As they were getting our table together, manager loudly explained to a departing guest "sorry, but THEY refuse to move" referencing the fact that we were waiting in the foyer (and we had clearly moved to the side to make sure they could get out. - When we explained to the manager that what she was was very rude she was unapologetic and indignant, saying "well you're being a fire hazard" We decided to leave without eating. Worst service. Stay away unless you'd like to be treated as if they're doing you a favor for serving you.

We ate here for our second time, within a week, this afternoon. I ordered the Mexican combination…read moreplate and my wife ordered the chicken fried chicken steak. The service is absolutely unsurpassable. The food is very, very good. Everything we have tasted so far has been outstanding. The ambience is quite pleasant very family, friendly and features Route 66 upholstery on the booths. The prices are moderate. When you get a chance, go to Priest River in northern Idaho and try this place.

Great Wall art! Weird menu confused am I at a Mexican restaurant or all American diner? Service…read moregreat!

Staff was friendly enough but food is definitely overpriced. $14 for a small, dry burger and fries…read morethat were either old or severely over fried. Also they were short staffed so they weren't able to make their huckleberry shake. Teenagers working there so I'm not surprised at the poor quality of the food. I wish Sandpoint had an In-N-Out :(

Delicious stop! Everyone enjoyed their burgers, the shop was…read morea good size, the fries were so addicting! Despite preferring the taste of some other sodas, it was nice to see more conscious options. They were even having a cute little golden egg hunt to get a prize! We found one that was a free branded baseball cap. Super cute!

Great breakfast and great service! It is truly, a true north Idaho experience and ambience. The…read morepeople are friendly, kind, and chill. Much gratitude.

Stopped in on our way home to Montana, driving a large truck and trailer. This place has parking…read morefor a truck and trailer and we were able to turn around in a large gravel area next to the restaurant. The breakfast was delicious, more than enough and well priced. My daughter loved the pancakes. The waitress was very nice and helpful. If we're ever in the area again we would definitely stop by.

Amazing Food! In the parking lot behind McDuffs. Another gem in Sandpoint, ID and would highly…read morerecommend!

It's a small place, more for takeout not big parties. They curry was a little too spicy. I read on…read morethe menu that all of their base curry's are 2-3 start spicy and it's accurate. We are from out of town and my husband found it slightly confusing as to the exact location when he walked up to the two doors. Food was excellent though

Time finally allowed wife and I to try Opa. Hours said they opened at 11 and arrived around 1125…read moreand noted a handwritten note saying back at 1130. No issue as they had a propane issue. All fixed and ordered after they got things all warmed up. Ordered gyro and salad with baklava for dessert. Order came out in good time and was delicious. Great balance of tastes on the loaded gyro and salad was appropriately sized side. Baklava was lighter on the usual syrup mess found at other places which was nice and hints of cinnamon. Will be sure to try additional items on the Maya's time allows.

This was one of the first places my family and I went to when we were relocating to North Idaho. In…read morefact, we met with the previous owners of our home over breakfast at Connie's to discuss the purchase of what is now our house and ten acre lot in Bonners Ferry. That aside, Connie's has become something of a standby for us, particularly in the summer months when we frequent the nearby City Beach. The atmosphere is reminiscent of vintage Denny's and Lyon's restaurants (when I was growing up, my family either owned or managed both, so this place feels like home when I'm there). Like the Hoot Owl, my favorite menu item is their Ranch Burger, which mixes barbecue sauce with a red wine vinaigrette (as opposed to ranch dressing at Hoot Owl), and served on a toasted sourdough roll. Their bacon is very thick and very crispy, with a dash of black pepper around the edges for added flair. Prices are reasonable to what you would expect and portion sizes are generous, with lots of steak fries or hash browns or whatever your pleasure. I'm not big on breakfast, but fortunately they seem to serve lunch all day. Service has always been very friendly and efficient, although if you go on weekends (particularly Sundays), they can be obscenely busy and once or twice this has meant longer waits for seating and service. They're very kid friendly, and have been very accommodating when our son occasionally picnics his McDonald's Happy Meal to the table. Parking can be a little tricky out on the street, but they're very well situated on the corner on Cedar Street, adjacent to and actually connected to part of the eponymous Cedar Street Hotel, and there's plenty of parking on adjacent streets and lots with a short and relatively pleasant walk to the premises. I'm usually reliant on cellular data for any internet needs while I'm there, but chances are you're there for the food more so than lightning fast upload/download speeds so head on over and enjoy your meal!

Service the last 2 times we were in was beyond bad. The…read morefirst was for dinner a week ago. We waited 6 minutes to be seated while 2 waitresses were at the cash register trying to figure something out. Once seated after another 5 minutes of being ignored, the busser brought us coffee and apologized. Another 10 minutes went by before we saw a waitress to take our order. 30 minutes later we finally got our food which was barely warm. We got a refill of our coffee 15 minutes before our meal and nothing after that. Today we went for breakfast. We were seated immediately and our waitress never showed up nor did we get our coffee for 9 minutes. She took our order right after. It took 20 minute after our simple order was taken before we received it, and once again no refill of coffee. I know Lost in the 50's is 2 weeks away, and if service remains like it's been, you'll have a bunch of upset customers.

It's been awhile since I've been in Dubs and I think they are under new ownership and the changes…read moreare great! The prices are more reasonable and they've added a kids club rewards program and community program to help someone get a hot meal. Today my husband and I wanted a small cone and asked about the special flavor and was given a sample to try. We also ordered the two slider deal and they needed up being as big as regular hamburgers. The burgers were super fresh with tomato, onion and lettuce and super juicy on soft buns. Our small size cones were also huge and we were offered cups to keep them from dripping. I'm really impressed and will be back soon!

Ordered a shake and burger. You could tell this is a long-established burger joint where the locals…read more- especially local high school kids - hang. Service was quick. Burger was good, and the shake was too, although I was disappointed they were out of oreo. I got the cherry instead and it tasted very fake-cherry. Overall, though, I was starving and a burger and shake hit the spot.