Super cozy little coffee shop/breakfast spot! Prices are…read morebetter than most in this area, order at the counter and they bring your food, self bus table. I'm happy to do all those things! The food was good, nothing special, I had a sausage omelette and only found maybe 5 tiny pieces of sausage. Hubby got Bacon and eggs, simple but good.

Fogglifter has great coffee and breakfast items. I've had the eggs Benedict a couple of times. The…read morefirst time the eggs were over poached but they made up for it the next time with perfectly poached eggs with a creamy yolk. The hollandaise sauce was seasoned well and just coated the eggs and toppings. Their cappuccinos are made well and not at all watery like so many I've had at other places. Hubby had the McCall scramble with sausage and said it was tasty. Their croissant breakfast sandwich is also delicious and just the right size. You order at the counter and bus your own table if you're dining inside or on the patio. They deliver your order to your table if you're dining in. It can get quite busy inside, especially if people like up inside of the restaurant. I've seen the staff ask people to line up outside to respect the diners who are sitting at the inside tables. I think they should have a sign instructing people to line up outside. It would be so much better for all and help to Improve the ambiance. There's always a line and it's totally worth the wait.

If you are looking for a quaint place and out of the hustle and bustle of McCall, you need to take…read morethe drive and come here. The service was awesome the waitress was doing things before we even asked, coffee was always topped off and she brought to go containers for leftovers... did I mention there was only one waitress. I forgot to take pics but I got a half order of loaded potatoes and my husband got the corn beef hash... serving was just right but we made sure to leave room for a cinnamon roll. The price is more than what you see on the menu and up to the going rate of today's prices... we paid $52 for the meal. A must place to stop when in the area.

The food was excellent. Terribly inexpensive for all we got, but I am from California, so..you…read moreknow. The service was terrific; our waitress, lovely and prompt. Ambiance is quite quaint, I would have LOVED to be there when the piano was in use. Seems like a great spot. It would be amazing in the snow.

Food is great, been here several times, prices are really good. Service can be a bit spotty. Last…read moregal was great, was serving and cooking.

Very busy cafe when we stopped in for lunch on our way home from McCall. Got cheeseburgers, fries…read moreand tots. Great small town cafe with friendly waitresses. Burgers were thick and very tasty. No complaints! Would eat here again

Went for lunch, they have breakfast all day which is a plus. The portions are huge. Got the bacon…read moreomelette which came with a whole plate of hash browns, home made biscuit, gravy and butter. Also got the corn dog and cinnamon roll. Not were excellent. Cinnamon roll is massive, lots of frosting and nuts. Highly recommend. Service was great.

Had a hearty breakfast here early in the morning before my hike to Ice Lake…read more I especially appreciate how they're open early (6am) so we can get a hearty start to our day of outdoor adventure. I had the Traditional Breakfast. It was good with generous portion size. Coffee was good too. Service was great.

We ate at the Black Cow Cafe tonight. The food was delicious and the Atmosphere was on the smaller…read moreside but nice and clean. I forgot to take pictures so I guess you will just have to give them a try. Note: Menu is on the smaller side

Disappointed in Black Cow once again. I had the Daily Special which was a French Dip. The sandwich…read morewas above average, but rather than Au Jus I received a small bowl of BROWN GRAVY!! What the heck is that? Ruined the whole sandwich for me. I had a Fish & Chips Dinner there recently and the fish was burned and the Chowder was awful, I've had better Snows out of a can. Now, for the good news. The service is good, restrooms clean and prices reasonable. Generally their lunch sandwiches are excellent. Please clean up these weak areas to really be a good place to eat!!

Wild Bill's seemed to us to be a typical small town restaurant…read more Everyday life stops in here to enjoy a meal on a regular basis. You can here people chatting with the waitress like they knew her all her life. Regular use and with plenty of local people eating there. We enjoyed our salads and hamburgers. The food took a little bit but we could see back into the kitchen where she was working hard to get it all together. I ordered an ice cream shake. I thought that it would be bigger than what came out but it was still good. The meat for the hamburger had a lot of flavor and we really enjoyed them. This is currently one of the few places to sit and have a meal. You can see the age in the building in the restaurant and the bar. There is a place opening almost across the street and you hate to see them compete but they might pull business away from this little place. They do need a touch of love on the inside of the restaurant, but as far as I am concerned if the food is still good, the salad bar still up and going and the ice cream shakes cold and creamy it will continue to be the local go to. Try them out.

This is the worst dining and/or drinking establishment I have ever made the mistake of entering…read more From the first step through the door, the customer is assaulted by the bad smells, bad menu, filthy environment, lack of light or seating, rude regulars and ruder staff. I have never been made to feel more unwelcome or uncomfortable by the patrons or staff of any establishment anywhere else I've been. They will yell at you if you squeeze your beer can before returning it to the bar. I have no idea why. But they'll get so angry they have to leave the room. And the food is awful. I got sloppy joe meat on my tacos. And they clearly don't clean their fryer oil, ever. I don't know where the "Wild" in the name comes from, because a wild time is had by none at this miserable hole, ever. Avoid at all costs.

this is an adorable spot. it's so welcoming and friendly. the service is excellent. the food is…read moreexcellent. the drinks are excellent. you will not be disappointed. I LOVE being able to support local businesses. my family and I will come here often now that we've moved to the area. it's a great spot for families to hang out while the kiddos play in the playground.

If you're a coffee lover, you have to stop by this shop! Ty pours his heart and soul into every…read morebatch of coffee beans, and you can truly taste the love, devotion, and care in every sip. He's incredibly generous with his time and knowledge, giving me a wonderful, hands-on experience learning about coffee. I'm so thankful to have met him and highly recommend visiting this shop anytime you're in the area-you won't regret it!

This is such a great place for breakfast or lunch. The portions are huge and the food is great…read more The gravy is homemade and delicious. There is really nothing but positives to say. Kim is awesome and the boys are always great. Also. If you ever want the ultimate in over the top breakfast.. try the manly Mann. It is so much good and you won't be disappointed.

The prices here are absolutely ridiculous and a rip off. I ate there this morning with a friend and…read morehis girlfriend and we got coffee, 2 sides of bacon, and three simple breakfast meals and got charges $70 and were expected to leave a tip for very mediocre food. Not worth it, 1/10. Case closed

Ambiance like any broadside bar. Chili was good but the onion rings sucked. They were like heavy…read moreheavy breaded and nasty. Ate 2 between 2 of us. Not like beer battered and light.

I was looking forward to trying The Roost because of a menu that I saw online…read more My first impression walking in the door was that there were more flies in the place than there were customers. Once we arrived, I discovered that the items that I wanted to try had been removed at some point by way of scratching them off each menu with a Sharpie. So we moved on and chose other items and we were promptly told that they had ran out of the ingredients to make a French Dip, no turkey for a Club sandwich, and no Jo-jo's. By now we were fairly annoyed but we decided to make the best of it and chose chicken strips and a club sandwich without the turkey. We waited what seemed like an unreasonably long time for these particular menu items but they did finally arrive. I'll start with my husband dinner. The chicken strips were obviously Banquet or Tyson Brand frozen strips that were overcooked into submission to the point of being inedible. The tater tots came out of the kitchen with absolutely no seasoning or salt of any kind. My Club sandwich upon first glance looked great. My biggest complaint was that I think the cook used a concrete trowel to add the mayo! The bread and meat has no ability to stay stationary. It was a landslide! Needless to say. We left without finishing either meal. We've been on a 22 day road trip and this was hands down the most disappointing restaurant we've been to in 4 states and the worst meal that we've had all 22 days.