Finally had a nice server. Overshadowed by waiting an hour to get a drink, the fish and chips being…read moredisgusting and the bacon blue burger did not even have a trace of blue cheese. I fear this place won't last long due to the previous bad service, management and food quality. Sad. It used to be busy a lot of the time. Note: The waitress said there was only 2 of them so not sure if this was with a cook or not. But again, the restaurant wasn't even 30% full.

Solid smash burgers and always great service we love our Friday nights out at 12 hawks…read moreThe waitress always takes care of us even when I ask for the most obscure request. We love it here

We were staying at the Crescent Bar TT and we were too tired to cook so we walked all of 2 min to…read moreThe Hangar. What a fun place! The ceiling is lit up with colored lights and there is an airplane vibe. The tables are huge so you don't feel cramped, or you can opt sit at the bar. They also have a pool table if you like to shoot pool. The staff are all super friendly and helpful making sure you have everything you need. On our first visit we started with propellers (shoestring french fries) they were very crispy just the way we like them. We shared the Piper Flat Bread next. There was a good amount of toppings and the horseradish sauce was so good. We did wish for red pepper flakes but it was great without. We had planned to order more but that filled us up with leftovers. Second trip I opted for nachos and they were delicious crisp chips with normal toppings baked until cheese is melted and crispy on the edges! The best pub nachos I've had in a long time! Enough for 4 people for sure. Hubby had the hangar burger and he said it was great served with the same great shoestring fries. We just discovered this TT Campground, and The Hangar will more than likely be the first place we eat every time we visit in the future. We are super happy we found a new favorite place

Staff was super friendly! Nice and fun to talk with. They had a great vibe with everyone that came…read morein. Food was good. Came out quick. We shared a salad and flatbread. Both were great. Second year in crescent bar. Definitely have The Hangar as a go to spot.

It's not called Tikis anymore, the food is odd and I think the price of your drink depends on who…read moreyou are. We won't be giving them the curtesy second chance. Nothing special and not even "good" just ok

If you are on that stretch of I-90, jump off and make the detour. I had a late dinner here while…read morehoping to catch the Northern Lights... several locals in here, all Mexican except me - knew it was going to be a good place! Whole fried fish!!! Perfectly crispy and juicy. Very fresh. Odd that it is served with French fries and rice, but I was all about the fish!! Chips and salsa served with my beer - salsa was pretty good and a bit zesty. Negro Modelo was icy cold.

Experiencing a concert at this venue is incredible. You have to arrive when the sun is still out,…read moreso you can watch the sun set beyond the plateaus. Most people camp here. I did not and got a hotel in Ellensburg. Yes, you need a car. Plenty of porta potties or bathrooms around. They actually have hand washing stations! Lots of walking. The hill is steep. Bring picnic blankets. They have lawn chairs for rent as well as bright magenta free ones for T Mobile users. Lots of bars and food options. Plenty of water stations, so you can bring water packs.

If you like your concerts served with a side of ankle-deep slip-and-slide action and calf muscles…read morethat scream for mercy, then The Gorge is the place for you! The Good * Awe-inspiring scenery: I will hand it to them--the view of the Columbia River winding through the massive canyon cliffs at sunset is genuinely breathtaking. If you can stop staring at the horizon long enough to keep your footing, it's a gorgeous backdrop for music. The Bad * Total mud bath: If it rains (or even if it just looks like it might rain), the lawn turns into an absolute quagmire. Be prepared to ruin your favorite shoes and slide your way down to the stage whether you want to or not. * The climb of doom: Getting down to the venue is a fun stroll, but walking back up that brutally steep incline after standing for five hours feels like vertical hiking. Your legs will hate you for the next three days. Bottom Line: The view is a 10/10, but the physical endurance test and the mud swamp knock it down to average. Bring hiking boots and a lot of patience!

The broasted (specific type of pressure frying) chicken was excellent and the fry sauce very tasty…read more The owners who bought the place in their late 70's are nice, friendly and take great pride in their food and service. If you like an authentic tavern with great food and service, this is your place.

Fresh food, made with love. Awesome broasted chicken, old fashioned fries, house made fry sauce. If…read moreyou're in ephreta- worth the stop. Rod and Joni (owners) make you feel right at home.

Always fantastic. Great food, great service! Always our "go to" when in Waterville. We live nearby…read moreso we're in town quite a bit since the other nearest grocery store is all the way in East Wenatchee. We will always return to Knemeyer's! Hubby was there for fish fry Friday and he says it's the best fish around.

Stopped by in town to grab some groceries for dinner. Found a eatery that has outdoor eating since…read morewe have our dog. The service is great. The waitress brought water for our dog without having to ask. Fried pickles were nice and crunchy. My husband devoured his jalapeño burger. My club was a little on the greasy side but otherwise good. It would've been fine if I didn't have a grilled cheese earlier

Decent little community pub with a good selection of beer…read more If you're staying in the area, it's recommended to walk here as there isn't much parking. All the parking is usually the local golf carts. Also - next door is the town convenience store. Pizza was a nice pan pizza with a ton of toppings. As we pulled each slice out, everything fell off. Either need to add some thin layers of cheese inbetween the toppings to get everything to stick or find another way where 90% of the toppings won't fall off. Could probably take the politically driven sign down now considering the mask mandates are lifted. Pretty unnecessary at this point.

First off, if you're concerned about protecting yourself and others during the pandemic do not go…read morehere. They do not enforce the governors regulations of mask wearing and nobody wears masks. (See photo of sign) It felt very unsafe. But we were starving and it was the only place in the area so we put our masks on, sat outside and tried our best to keep our distance from all of the irresponsible patrons and wait staff. Also, get ready to wait. Pizza takes about an hour because it's made to order. For exceptional pizza it'd be worth the wait, but I was underwhelmed. Dough was burnt on the bottom but not all the way cooked through. Filled with topping but it was almost too cheesy, which is saying a lot for someone who loves cheese. Salads were... eh... boring. And to top it off prices are too high!

Classic small town tavern with great service and solid bar food. Pool, darts, and outdoor seating…read more Good old fashioned bar!!!!

Amazing staff, good food, we love Fish Friday, all you can eat. Taco Tuesday is a hit. Live music…read moreduring the week.

Food is good and flavorful. Service top notch always wit a smile definitely worth the waitread more

Absolutely amazing food. The best street tacos I've ever had. They have a salsa bar with delicious…read moresalsas.

With 45 minutes left before closing at 10 PM, I was able to order fish and chips, substituting…read moretater tots for french fries, and adding a bowl of tomato bisque soup. All the food was fresh, hot and delicious. The tomato bisque was exceptional! Terry, the cook, came out and said hello, asking me how I liked the meal. I let him know that I'm a trained chef, and his meal was fabulous! The waitress said he's worked there for 15 years, that his specialty is prime rib, served every Saturday. I will definitely be back for that. This bar has been here 85 years, and I moved here 30 years ago but had never been here till this evening. I'm guessing the food here is better than most of the restaurants in Wenatchee. The decor is plain and simple. The ambience is what you would expect in a local bar with a long history and a loyal local clientele. Nonetheless, the service was excellent and the staff was friendly. Even being charged a 4% credit card processing fee, food pricing is better than other restaurants. So are the quality and portion sizes. New tables and chairs with cushioned seating fill two dining rooms. And there is plenty of offstreet parking. All things considered, it's worth the 20 minute drive from Wenatchee down to Rock Island, just to enjoy the food and the drinks. I don't think anyone gets turned away here. What's not to like? This was a five star experience for me.

I rarely give 5 stars but there was nothing that could have been better. The service was spot on,…read morefriendly and timely. I ordered the steak and prawns. It's not El Gaucho but it wasn't $100 either. Very good. My wife had a burger and it was excellent. Sweet potato fries were great. Good value and very good meal. Will definitely go back and highly recommend.