I ordered the ham, egg & cheese bagel. Best breakfast sammy to ever cross my lips!!! Well worth the…read moredrive over from Bonner Ferry. The staff here are very welcoming.

Great find! Super sweet service too…read more I got an iced americano and it was sooo good! We also got a cookie, a burrito and boba tea. I had a hard time deciding on food because they had a lot of good options and one woman was making sandwiches when we ordered and everything they were using was super fresh! There is tons of seating including couches and tables and a clean bathroom. We were just passing through and glad we found this spot.

Delicious coffee, sandwiches and burgers! The food was very good. Beware sandwiches are huge so…read moreplenty for later or for sharing. The smash burger was cooked perfectly. We ordered a cold latte and Italian soda and both were delicious. We ate outside with our dogs but the indoor area is very nice. And there's a drive thru. Highly recommend this place!

Love coming here! This place is new to town and the coffee quality is consistent and the sandwiches…read moreare top tier! This is my favorite place to eat and get coffee between troy and Libby. My son loves their hamburgers, I have tried the vegetarian sandwich with turkey, the Ruben, and the Philly cheesesteak and all are AMAZING! The prices aremt fast food cheap but that's because you get actual quality sandwiches that are huge. They don't skimp on ingredients. I drive through a lot, but the inside is super cute and perfect for having breakfast and lunch.

We stopped in with the grandkids, 4 & 2 years old... we had a blast they and the little shopping…read morecart's Us drooling over the handmade furniture etc... decided to have lunch and the food was so delicious we went back to the grocery side to load up on sandwich fixes and fresh sourdough bread yum... of course we had to get a few pastries for the road... If we are ever back this way these lovely ladies have our hearts and our business... a must try and that's no lie at the first bite you'll know why...!!!

Very disappointing! The young woman at the counter was irritated that we didn't know exactly what…read morewe wanted and couldn't spit our order out quicker! ( There was no one behind us.). I was angry when she handed me a device to pick the percent for a tip. Since I hadn't received my order I couldn't say what a tip might be. The tip options started at 18% which would be over my limit for a place that really gave no service...we were called to pick up our sandwiches and told where to get our beverage. I was told that I had to pick a tip to finish the process. If I had been informed, I would have used cash which is what I recommend if you happen to be at this place

The peoplr and food are great jere. Always clean and inviting. You should try it. You will like it…read more Service is fast and curtious.

It was worse being a customer than an employee. I was treated like shit in both roles. I was, as an…read moreemployee, treated like I had no brain, the one directly under the owner would stand so close to me, I could feel her breath on the back of my neck and she had such bad halitosis that I thought I'd fall over. All that and super creepy to boot. The owner was 15 minutes late to my interview. If I'd have been 15 minutes late, I'd have been dropped from the candidate list in a heartbeat. She would let her grand spawn run amok through the store, interfering with every employees job with no apology or punishment. As a customer, in the dictionary under passive aggressive it says see them.

This is an awesome local market and store. They have fresh items that you can take home and eat…read morealso take big options that looked delicious. I bought some chicken soup mix that I made on a ski trip recently and it was amazing. Also bought some cherry preserves there, but haven't tried those yet. Staff was super friendly. I love the atmosphere inside the store. They have a lot of great gourmet items. Definitely a fun place to shop!

While my Wifey was grateful to find bulk products in the market area--as you normally do in…read moreMennonite/Amish markets--they had me at Lebanon Bologna. That's a deli meat you do not see much out West. It was a darned fine sam, and I had it 8 hours after it was made to end my busy day. We've always missed this place in dozens of previous visits, because they are Mon-Fri; we got here early enough on a Fri to finally check'm out. Such nice folks, and judging how busy they were, an extremely popular market with the locals. It's definitely off the beaten path, so you know folks find it worth the extra effort to visit...

Old school sub shop…read more Oil/ vinegar salt and pepper, standard. Old school. The way it should be. Greeted at the door. I said that this was our first visit. I was given a quick run down on how they did things. With a smile. Dining area as expected for a sub shop. Tables, soda machine. Etc. Several people dining, and all digging in. Simple, very good, well made sub. Like it should be. Will be back.

They give you so little meat it's embarrassing. Their bread tastes pretty good, that's the only…read moregood thing I can say about the place. My family and I have eaten here three times, to give it a chance, thinking maybe they just had a lame employee who doesn't know how to make sandwiches. Nope. Barely any meat all three times on all of our subs. LAME!

This is a must place to visit with the charming environment, great coffee, treats and a bistro…read morethat you will remember Highly recommended

What a cute small and family owned business I found while traveling…read more We stopped at Bonners Ferry for a couple of days and we found this gem for lunch time. We had the chicken dumpling soup and turkey and cranberry sandwich with potato chips. My choice for drink, was the rose lemonade. The bathroom is clean and open to customers. It was great to meet the owners. The customer service was excellent! I wish we had a place like this in Arizona. Although i am sad that they are not open on Sundays (so i can eat here one more time) i am glad to see that they are close to offer that day of rest. Overall, what a beautiful town where you can see the love for our wonderful country. My heart can even

Food was absolutely amazing, we had two really picky eaters and both raved about the food…read more Honestly the best cheesesteak sandwich I've had, I wasn't the only one who thought that in our group! Super friendly folks that make a great meal. Great little hole in the wall find:) Highly recommend!!

While visiting Sandpoint, my boyfriend and I decided to try Joe's as he is a big Philly Cheesesteak…read morefan and is always on the search for the next best sandwich. This shop is located in downtown Sandpoint, just off of the main street. There are a few tables inside, however it seems like most people opt for grab and go. We were greeted by a friendly server and grabbed a table after placing our order at the counter. There were quite a few to-go orders ahead of us, so there was a bit of a wait, but nothing unreasonable. The server brought our food to the table and we dug in as we were starving. The highlight was definitely the garlic fries, they were crisp and had a hearty amount of garlic- delicious! I had the 8 inch turkey sandwich and it was good, nothing mind blowing but definitely a good amount of turkey and veggies. My boyfriend was unfortunately disappointed with the cheesesteak as he felt it was really small and lacked flavor. That's just his personal opinion, however. Each sandwich came with a Dove chocolate in the basket, which was a cute touch. I love to support and to see local restaurants thrive, so it's worth trying Joe's for yourself if in the area.

AMAZING!!!!! Oh my gosh where do I begin??? When visiting…read morein Montana in the Northwestern part this a must visit Friday night buffet. Actually this is a Amish owned general store that serves a Friday night buffet and Saturday morning buffet. And weekday hamburgers. But we've only so far had the Friday night buffet. So let me tell you.......... First off you have to travel up through beautiful country to get there across the Koocanusa Lake then up the Yak Valley, and before we got there on the side of the road was some Amish children selling baked goods with their mother. Of course we stopped and practically bought them out. Once there you go into the store and you are directed into the back where there is a buffet set up. A salad bar then the first time we visited it was meatloaf, baked chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, homemade bread, two kinds of pie and beverages all you can eat. Second time basically the same menu except no meat loaf, it was roasted pork loin and baked beans instead of green beans. Then when you go up to the grocery store to check out you are tempted by all of their homemade goodies. Bread, cookies, pie, jelly and all of their sundries in their general store along with handmade items. We went away with bags full of all kinds of things. I won't go into details but don't pass up this fantastic opportunity to have this amazing experience, you will talk about it for months and months if not years!!!!

The bread and home-made granola were phenomenal! Their was a gift shop up stairs where I bought a…read morehand stitched cardinal crib quilt. There isn't much out there more than the food, but it is very much worth going for that!