A french lady highly recommended. the iron duck as the best restaurant in town, so we were eager to…read morecheck it out. This is a very approachable family restaurant and very popular with locals. It does try to take its name seriously and serves a wide variety of duck dishes. but there are many other things on the menu. We ordered a duck pizza which was unique pizza and salad combination with some sort of teryiaki barbecue sauce topping, but if you don't think of it as pizza it was a very interesting duck canape. The Margarita pizza was a little bit substandard dragged the overall score down... but the service was good at the beer selection. excellent the vibe. nice historic building. definitely an above average choice.

This was a great place to grab a bite on our way back from Twin Falls hike. Chose based on rave…read morereviews about the black bean burger. While it did not live up to the hype, patty was actually amazing. Also got the Mediterranean pizza which was a disappointment. Substituting fried for sweet potato tots however was a good decision as they turned out to be delicious.

There has been a change in ownership/management, and the food is better. It was always good, but…read moreit's gone up a notch. I get takeout about once a month from here as part of our weekly rotation of "I don't feel like cooking tonight." Typically we get a hamburger and a cheeseburger, fries and onion rings. We split the very large portion of fries and the onion rings as well. Last night the guest in front of me ordered the jalapeño burger and I thought "Jalapeño? I didn't know they had that!" It's listed on the menu, but when you go to a place for a long time (for us, since the early 1990s), you kinda stop looking at the menu. So I tried the jalapeño burger, and I very pleased that they didn't just throw raw slices on the burger but instead grilled them a bit. It packed some heat, but without that raw grassy taste that you get from an uncooked pepper. The fries are usually quite quite good, and the onions rings can be a bit too well-done, so we ask for them "not too crispy!" and they're much easier to eat. You can get sauces such as ranch dressing for the onion rings at an extra cost. Other condiments like mustard, mayo, and ketchup are either on the burger itself or come as a free add-on. They have bison chili, and I've always wanted to try it, so I'll get that next time. The place is like one of the old-time burger shacks that you found on the side of the US highway system back in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, which makes sense, because the main drag through North Bend used to be US 10 (which is replaced by I-90 3 miles to the south). It has a bare bones inside seating area, a front patio that is great in the summer but yikes it's cold in the winter, and their public bathrooms are available only from the outside. Prices tend to be midrange to a bit higher than a chain fast food place, but the food is better IMO and you're supporting a local business.

Very rude. I checked yelp after my eperience to see if it was my imagination. I saw a couple of…read morereviews from customers who seem to have had the same experience as mine. My first time here, although I visit Northbend quite often. This is a cute spot that I have been meaning to check it out for quite sometime. I was the only one in line and ordered a double hamburger. I looked away from the girl at register for a moment to double check the menu to complete my order, when I looked back I caught her giving mocking hand gestures towards me suggesting she was extremely impatient that I was reading the menu. She tried to cover it up, but the point was taken. Again, my first time here and nobody was in line behind me. I was trying to see if they had a combo option, which they do not. Not a positive experience, to say the least. I will not be back. Extemely rude. I'm sure others have had positive experiences, but there is no way I can justify supporting this business again with that type of customer service.

Always the best. Immediately got a seat at the bar. Love the extensive beer selection. Picked a…read moregreat local beer. Everybody's Beer. Got served drinks and took our order very quickly. Albeit the place was busy, and buzzing as a World Cup game was about to start. Great vibe. Picked the pulled pork sliders, tossed salad w/ Blue Cheese. My wife ordered the chicken salad sandwich w/ Fries. Both meals were prepared perfectly. Hot meals are great again. I thought the food industry here didn't know how to deliver a hot meal. Great experience, excellent service, superb meal.

Only because I don't leave 5 stars and I am sorry that affects the over-all rating, because our…read morebreakfast was wonderful. Our server, Shawn, was attentive. I had the breakfast sandwich and my spouse had the sasquach breakfast. Both of us enjoyed our meal very much, but the breakfast sandwich was worth noting. The smashed potatoes were so good, and the arugula salad is a must eat. The seasoning on the food was fine for me and didn't interfere with the flavor of the food, but my spouse wanted more. So, "use the salt shaker" was my response. Come. You will be glad you did.

What a wonderful treat! It was a pleasure to visit Twede's yesterday. The service was great, our…read morewaitress was friendly and attentive; the other staff were nice and welcoming, and we enjoyed the campy Twin Peaks atmosphere and memorabilia. Our food was delicious. From the hand cut fresh fries, tender and flavorful burger, to the wonderfully balanced cherry pie with ice cream, we left feeling warm and happy. We look forward to returning to Twede's soon.

Twin Peaks was a show that hit the exact right chords for me. Having cherry pie and a cup of coffee…read morehere was a bucket list item. We stopped by for a Tuesday morning breakfast, and the staff was super friendly and the foot was surprisingly good and plentiful. There are bits of Twin Peaks memorabilia (including a book of fan made memories of David Lynch). The pie and coffee were might fine. Definitely worth a stop if you are a fan of Twin Peaks and:or filling breakfasts.

Food is a good size, and delicious. The off-peak time we were there, there was 1 cook and 1 waiter…read morefor the restaurant and bar.

Microwave meal standard for fine dining prices. Very slow and confused service. I'd much rather…read morespend $6 on a microwave meal than $35 on the same thing and have to wait an hour for it to be served to me partially cold.

Nikki worked her tail off to pretty much serve the whole inside of the place that we could see…read more She cares about doing a great job We ordered old stove Amber and the single hill hazy for beer and agreed they were winners. For apps we got deer ears and onion rings. Both were good but onion rings won out - would have liked them a little earlier since our entrees came out pretty much the same time but it was a reasonable wait for food all together. Everyone enjoyed the food- Fish tacos were tasty but the burgers we had rated slightly higher- the bacon Swiss mushroom, and the pour house. Parking was easy, there was plenty of seating and a great view out back.

Here around 4p on a Sunday, party of 5, also happened to be Mothers Day (not my typical choice but…read moreit is what it is). We had spent the day flying from Denver to Seattle, driving home we stopped here for some not too shabby bar food (def the local dive bar vibe, in a good way). Not busy but didn't really expect it to be. A few guys playing pool and baseball on the TVs. Their outdoor area in the back is huge. Some covered area, some not. There is a giant RV wrapped in Seahawk livery, pretty cool. Hubs had the Old Stove IPA and I had my customary Mothers Day Bloody Mary, both were yummy. My Bacon Swiss Mushroom Burger was amazing paired with super fresh tasting giant onion rings. Our son-in-law had the Philly Cheesesteak upgraded with prime rib, he loved it but it could have had more meat, and then they mistakenly charged us double for his order. The homemade chili had a little spicy kick to it. We also all enjoyed the Spicy Mac N Cheese Bites. We will keep this place on the radar for future drives home.

This is a nice brewery to hang out at; specially when its nice outside…read more I believe they just added the extra patio seating as well; which is super nice. Seems like this is the spot for everyone tho; we came when it was a nice day and it was pack outside; still plenty of seating inside tho. Plenty of foods and beers options and rotating cider We also try their wings; smaller size wings but dang it was packed w/ flavors; its already super good even without the sauce. We tried their pretzel and it was good as well. The staffs are nice and service were fast. I would recommend this spot for anyone in the are.

Perfect place to go to after a hike in the area…read more Big patio area which is dog friendly! We had a ton of dogs in our group and were comfortable back there, with the heater. You order inside and get your food relatively fast. Service is great. Burger and fries were delicious. A bit pricey for the food, but otherwise everything else is great.

Today was my first time coming to Herfys in years because a friend swore to me that they've gotten…read morebetter, so I checked it out. First off, it was pretty darn good overall. Leaps and bounds better than it used to be. The whole time I was there I was comparing every item to Scott's Dairy Freeze, who is clearly Herfys biggest competition. So how did they fair? First, Scott's always has a line on hot days, sometimes a very long one and you'll be waiting for 15-20 minutes to order. There was no line and we ordered right away. They had a wide selection of burgers and I got the bacon sourdough burger with fries and onion rings and a Blackberry milkshake. The burger was great, especially for the price. It was too saucy, but otherwise no complaints. All told, it was MUCH better than the burgers I get from Scott which taste ok but also feel like a heart attack going down. Herfys burger for the win! However, Herfy's fries were mediocre. They were McDonald's style, which I'm not a fan of. Scott's has battered fries that are fantastic. Scott's fries blow Herfy's out of the water. Onion rings though go back to Herfy's. They are panko breaded and crunchy. Not much seasoning, but solid. I would have loved a little seasoning on it, but even so, these were far better than what Scott's has to offer. Finally, the milkshake. This is what Scott's is famous for, but I gotta say, I enjoyed my blackberry milkshake from Herfy's just as much as the milkshakes I order from Scott's. Im surprised by this, but I think it's a tie. Herfys may even squeak by with a win because Scotts does a terrible job of mixing in their flavors or malt (it's always a clump at the bottom for me). I will absolutely go here again. Hopefully they read this review and change their fries though. If Herfy's can match Scott's fries in quality, and can keep their buns from getting soggy, then Herfy's would hands down be the superior choice to Scott's.

Just at the edge of the local high school and the food is clearly designed for the high school…read morecrowd or for quick in and out. Burgers, fries, fried mushrooms. Nothing appears to be homemade, but it also appears to be a great hangout after school and into the early evening.