I love tugboats food ! The amazing food. Excellent employees, and service every time you go there!read more

A meal worth having! Had the double cougar burger and fish and chips. Even the Italian soda was…read moregood! Friendly staff and AC!

Delicious burger and on point crunchy tots Simple menu but…read moresatisfy different cravings Great host

It's bigger inside than I expected from the outside. I love the historical, vintage buildings…read more Upon stepping in, there are 2 half booths on the right, tables straight ahead and a bar to belly up to ahead on the right. Family friendly areas are described on a sign inside the door. It turns out that they specialize in teriyaki and smash burgers. We had the latter + bacon. We got home cut fries and onion rings. Everything was delicious and the burger was a beautiful 6 ounces and still juicy, with sliced tomatoes and lettuce. We also enjoyed some conversation with the owner. We'll definitely be back and eat here instead of Omak's fast food joints.

Chimmichurri steak pasta not bad. The steak was not steak -- more like beef slices from Philly…read morecheesesteaks sandwich and cooked like a smashburger patty. Quick service Bar/diner like ambiance

Visiting my son in Omak. When the owner recommended the special salmon fettuccine, being from north…read morePuget Sound, I assumed it wouldn't be very good. It was spectacular. My son-in-law, a beef person, said his burger was quite tasty. A gem of a restaurant--definitely worth a visit. AND the chef will come out and chat with you, as will the owner. Wonderful experience.

I had the very best ranch beans there. My other meals have been excellent as well, super friendly…read morestaff.

After spending a morning hunting fossils at a nearby (tourist trap) attraction, we were hungry for…read moresome good eats. Knotty Pine sounded like a cool,place to try and they brought the goods! The interior is not classy or "upscale," but it is clean, comfortable and welcoming. It's a seat-yourself kind of place, so it was a moment before we were handed menus and asked for drink orders. Then it was a rather lengthy wait before our orders were taken. However, it didn't take that long for the food to arrive and, I will say this, it was definitely worth the wait. I ordered the Crispy Dill Chicken Sandwich with tater tots. It arrived piping hot and oh-so-good. The fried chicken sandwich was indeed crispy, VERY flavorful with three crisp pickle slices in there. The chicken itself tasted like it was brined in pickle juice as well. If you like pickles, you'll love this sandwich. It was excellent! The tater tots .... well, how can you screw that up?? They were hot, tasty and plentiful. Now, while initially a little slow, the service is friendly and attentive. My iced tea was refilled without even getting halfway down. Prices were reasonable. We look forward to stopping again when we pass through Republic (and skip the local hustle).

What a nice surprise. I was honestly hoping for just a decent breakfast after a long morning ride…read moreand figured this would be a greasy spoon. I was wrong. This is a quality restaurant that puts together some awesome food and does the details right. They serve the coffee cup on a dish which kept the table circle free. This was a nice old school touch. Fresh cream was brought with the coffee and was kept full throughout my time there by a very nice server. The chorizo burrito was the best one I've ever had. It was completely stuffed with the goods too. Although I was here for breakfast, they had some awesome looking pies. Since I'm a ways away from coming back (and can't keep it cool on the motorcycle) I decided to have breakfast dessert. Glad I did as it was amazing. I appreciate a good meal on the road and this certainly checked that box.

Food was all made from scratch and the flavors were incredible! We got the patty melt, the tuna…read moremelt and the chicken salad croissant. Be sure to grab a homemade oatmeal cookie before to head out.

Food, service and prices all make this place a must stop if you want a good meal…read more Nice open environment and welcoming atmosphere. Would definitely return..

Like with any restaurant, appropriate expectations matter. On the positive side of things, the food…read moreis priced low at Tin Biscuits. You won't find anything on the menu that breaks the bank. On the downside, almost nothing is scratch made, so you end up with that gas station / greasy spoon vibe here. Lots of pre-packaged, heat it up kind of food. It's not horrible, it's just not particularly fresh or flavorful either. In the end, pricing is fair for what you're getting. If you go, just make sure and set your expectations appropriately - this is not a gourmet dining establishment, nor is it priced as such.

Great people that own the place. Real community oriented. Excellent steaks and cocktails.read more

Just a great small town family restaurant! Our lunch was great and the service was friendly and…read morefast. Yes we will be back, looking forward to another great meal when we are back in Orient. When you are there, be sure to look around at the eclectic decorations and the live lizard LOL!! Bring your city boy attitude down a few notches and just enjoy the country ambiance.

I am from out of town and I found this place on Apple Maps. The food quality and presentation was…read morepretty great. The staff was very friendly and the place was clean. It's not a very fancy establishment, but based on what the food looks like it definitely can be. In my opinion this is the best quality food you will find in this town and I highly recommend it.

I've been waiting for years to experience Kuk's and I was not disappointed. Fast, friendly service…read moregreeted us the moment we came in the door and the bar was filled with a ton of super friendly people. We came up for the Labor Day parade and the entire town has the same vibe. Just one block off the highway, you definitely need to stop and soak up the local flavor!

Kuk's is supposedly the oldest continuously operating tavern in Washington, but the mega-brand beer…read moreposters covering the walls mostly date from the 1980s. Looks and feels pretty much like what you'd expect from any rural dive bar, complete with a friendly crowd of mostly gray-haired locals and a waitress who writes everyone's tabs down under their first names. The Taco Tuesday tacos were just like my mom used to make: Bland hamburger, tomatoes, and iceberg lettuce in a crunchy corn shell. Yeah, I grew up in the Midwest, but at 2/$1 those tacos were bargain nostalgia. Eat 32 of them in a sitting and get your picture on the Wall of Fame!