This another excellent farm town find for me. It's a very casual and laid back atmosphere where…read morethe locals embrace outsiders. There's nothing about this place that 'quick' but it's not slow either. You come here to have a meal and chat it up with others if you'd like. The food is excellent and right sized so that you are full, but not wasted by overeating. I had the biscuits & gravy with hash browns and eggs. All were spot on and made me a happy man before heading back out on the cycle. Servers were friendly and knew all the locals by name. It's that kind of place. If passing through, it's worth the stop. Btw, I see one person didn't care for the coffee and gave them a poor rating. I thought the coffee was excellent enough to polish off a few mugs of it. For motorcyclists, the parking lot is mostly gravel with a small concrete pad directly in front of the store.

Food is really good. Especially the biscuits. Friendly staff. We had an omelette and a scramble…read more The sandwiches looked good also. Homemade sides. I.e. potato and macaroni salads.

Been a while since going here so thought we would give another try as has been meant years. Not…read moremuch better. Burger doesn't even fill bun. Overpriced for value. No welcoming when arrived. Lady just stood at register without a word until we ordered. Seemed like people hated being there. Decor was the same from years ago, but fairly clean. Definitely last time!

Wilbur is a nice little farm town, and Doxie's is a nice little farm town diner. Lovely ladies in…read morethere, taking care of a busy Wed afternoon lunch crowd. We did call in our pizza order prior to arriving, so it was nice to roll up and have it hot in front of us. Pre-fab crust? Of course it was, and we didn't care dining 50+ miles from civilization. I ordered a BLT for dessert, and it was.....a BLT. Son got a Strawberry shake, and if you are a prolific traveler, you're aware little gems like this in the country know darned well how to make a good milkshake. They stand up well for the family-friendly diner category in Eastern WA, and it was/is what every little town on a main state highway should be. A grub hut...

Jami, Joni and Maryellen invite you all to stop by and say Hello…read more We did and met Joni, Jami and Maryellen. When traveling with Bill, there WILL be banter. Joni serves more than food. Bill got as good as he gave. This is a roadside cafe in rural Creston, WA. Do not expect or demand Michelin-Star quality food. Cowboy art, country music, local community notices. I cannot speak for the expresso. I like Farmer Brothers. Expect rural Cafe food serving road trip main dishes. Breakfast served all day. One of us got breakfast. A favorite comment from me is, "Pancakes big as your face." or, "Pancakes big as a Baby Moon." However, nobody knows what is a Baby Moon any more. Light, fluffy, delicious with butter. Three of us finished the pancake. A Reuben with fries arrived. Bill ate it all gone, sharing his fries. The fries did not disappoint. Hot, brown, crispy, self- salted. Club Sandwich and fries landed, plus a giant small salad with our chosen ranch dressing. Joni mentioned Jami has a Food Complex. Nothing she creates satisfies her. She feels unworthy to command the grill. Not True! If you stop here. If you eat here, do as I did. Tell Jami you'd travel 1200 miles to eat her meals, just like Tom. Really good food. The Marion Berry pie was the perfect end as The Corner ended it's day. Be sure to thank Maryellen for her steadfast support work out back.

This has become a regular go-to spot for a good breakfast when out riding the cycles. Good food…read moreand friendly service that makes you feel like one of the locals. When you come here you can almost always strike up a conversation with others from the area. They're just that kind of friendly sort. We've also never been disappointed in the food or service. Water and coffee always being refilled without you even realizing it. From the outside it looks a bit dated, and inside is about the same. That just means they meet the qualifications for a classic diner. A worthwhile stop.

Perfect place to stop for a quick meal on a roadtrip! I stopped here for breakfast twice while…read morecamping in the area. It's right off the highway and offers a great selection of coffee, breakfast items, sandwiches, pastries, and other sweet drinks. Everything I ate was very delicious and really hit the stop in preparation for long days outside hiking and camping. Both mornings I ate the breakfast burrito with sausage. Very well prepared and filling, with some very yummy salsa on the side. I also tried two of their muffins, both were fantastic and came with optional icing. Very tasty sweet treat. Their coffee is also great! I had an iced latte one morning and a hot latte the next morning. Both were great. The workers inside were super friendly and welcoming. It's clearly popular with locals, as there were lines inside and at the drive thru. But service was very fast! The vibes inside were nice and cozy. Right off the highway so it's an easy stop, and it's attached to a gas station making it very convenient. I will definitely come back here next time I'm in the Coulee City area.

Great little stop on the way to Steamboat Rock. Nondescript on the outside but definitely go in!…read moreHad the sausage biscuit sandwich- Delicious! It was on a homemade bun. Hubby got the chicken quesadilla - also yummy- very full of stuff! Friendly staff and check out the the old photos on the walls- amazing pictorial history.

Best bar in town! Gotta love horns! And the food is pretty darn good too! If you are driving…read morethrough it's a great place to relax for a minute

A group of 5 of us stopped into Horns for a late lunch after visiting the Grand Coulee Dam…read more Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Credit cards are an accepted form of payment. Horns offers a full bar, pull tabs, pool table and a couple TVs. The ceiling is covered with airbrushed sponsored squares that were fun to look at. Food is typical bar grub fare. Indoors is a bit unkempt and could use a good cleaning. Service seemed a bit frazzled. I'm unsure if this was due to our group size or the tenure of the staff. I slurped on a Bodhi for $4 while reviewing the menu, my wife a Manny's for $4. My wife and I shared the French Dip Sandwich with Curly Fries for $15. We were starving and inhaled our lunch. Everyone else in our group seemed satisfied with their lunch choice as well. Overall, Horn's satisfied our thirst and hunger pains; however, the staff was not overly friendly. Perhaps this was due to not being locals. Either way, I don't plan on returning the next time I'm in the area.

What an incredibly pleasant surprise on my way home from Loup Loup. I loved the food, LOVED the…read morethrifted merch, loved the coffee, the vibes were fantastic. The servers were efficient, friendly, helpful and not over the top. They had comfy furniture, toys for the kiddies, and real dishes. I hope I will find more opportunities to be in Grand Coulee in the morning. If you are in town needing food and coffee, get your buns up there!

We visited Voltage Coffee House during our stay in Grand Coulee and were surprised we hadn't…read morediscovered it sooner. We've been coming here for four years to visit family and never realized this place existed. After growing frustrated with the other coffee shop on the main drag, we searched for nearby options and were relieved to find this one open. Overall, Voltage Coffee House was a much better experience. You could actually taste the coffee in the drinks, which was a nice change. The gal who took our order was friendly and greeted us with a smile, which added a welcoming touch. The two baristas preparing the drinks seemed a bit disoriented and unsure with some of the orders, so I was pleasantly surprised when the drinks came out just right. The ambiance of the café felt a little scattered--it didn't seem like there was a consistent theme--but the space definitely has good bones and the potential to be something special. One small thing I appreciated was that they don't put the lids or straws on your drinks for you. It's a simple but thoughtful touch that I personally prefer. We'll definitely be back.

Always excellent food st excellent prices and customer service is priceless! Beautiful family…read morecreated decor provides great ambiance.

Great breakfast and service. We have driven from Soap Lake several times just to have breakfast…read morehere.

Great food and service was great too...steak sandwiches are well worth a stop!…read more Place is clean and has large variety on menu

I was there on May 9th '26, the day before Mother's Day. The food was great, the music good. I…read moremust give a shout out to the chef for the delicious quinoa salad. It was absolutely amazing. I loved it and plan on ordering some to bring home. What a great way to serve quinoa!!

Heading home and stoped here for coffee. The barista was very direct and customer oriented. Got the…read moremacchiato, not my normal drink, decided to try it. Got it hot, very sweet, but delicious. This is a small drive thru on Main Street in Ephrata, Wa. It's aways fun trying something new. There were specialty drinks I honor of Independence Day. My drink had a sticker on it with a saying and my husbands iced Americano also had a phrase written on the top. Worth a stop!

Always worth a stop on my way from Okanogan to Spokane. Friendly baristas will make a keto coffee…read morethe way I like it with heavy cream.