Really yummy tasty sandwiches here. The quality is superb. We came close to closing time and they…read morestill served us with a smile.

Super yummy sandwich and soup!…read more My daughter and I shared the Turkey Bacon Avocado sandwich. The bread was soft and chewy like a good sourdough should be. Toppings were fresh and plentiful. I also got a cup of broccoli cheddar soup which was very good as well. Customer service was exceptional and fast! My only complaint is that it was a bit pricy. A large sandwich, cup of soup, and 2 waters was over $20. But I guess that's the economy now Still, 5 stars!

Used to love this place. Have not eaten there in a few years. Ordered two sandwiches, a red Rueben…read moreand a roast turkey sandwich. The Reuben taste great, but had exactly two micro thin slices of meat. The roast turkey sandwich my wife had had even less meat and tasted like garbage. Very disappointing. You would think that a 17-18 dollar sandwich would have a bunch of meat on it.

Stopped here at the recommendation of a local while we were passing through. Excellent service and…read morethe best French dip I have ever had.

Outstanding service and food. My wife and I want to buy an assortment sandwiches for the staff at…read morethe Progressive Care Unit at Confluence Health Hospital where my dad was being treated. Dilly Delli set us up with an assortment of their standard sandwiches. Dilly Delli cut each of them in half, wrapped each half individually, and labeled them all. I got one of their club sandwiches when I picked up the order and it was one of the best club sandwiches I've had. FIVE STARS!

My first time here...and I'm impressed with the DIY salad bar--37 ingredients and 8 dressings !…read more(See the pics) There are two sized foam containers, suitable for eating inside or taking out. Self-serve was easy---make your salad and weigh it at the register. My large tray salad (see pic) was $17.21. It was two meals worth! The ingredients were all very fresh with a few spectacular choices--crumbled blue cheese, artichoke hearts, diced red pepper, cubed ham, roasted chicken, hard-boiled eggs, pickled beets, Kalamata olives, and sweet pickle chips. I love blue cheese dressing, especially when I can choose the amount. Dilly's is a little diluted and lacks garlic, but the crumbled blue cheese made it all work. Also, salt and pepper was needed--if it was there, I didn't see any. But hey, this is the most complete salad bar I've seen in Wenatchee. I also took home a Tuna-Tuna sandwich for Sherrie--she loved it. I think we're hooked! There's a loyalty program--1 Star for every $10 spent, and 50% off next purchase after 10 Stars. (Yes, sales tax is included in the calculation) What's not to like?!?!

I hold this place high on a pedestal. The OG is stupid good!…read more The Truffle Shuffle fries are Fire! My Mother-in-law who is a vegetarian, enjoyed the Falafel burger. Very friendly staff! Outdoor seating.

Mission Burgers is Wenatchee's hometown favorite for smashburgers-- typically…read moredouble-meat-double-cheese burgers, with meat patties literally smashed thin and fried on high heat to create a thick, intensely browned bark. It's Burger King on steroids! You won't find tomatoes on the menu board, but almost every other combination of garnish (and companion meats) are options. I went with their stated classic, the "OG Mission" ('original gangster') burger. It is delicious, albeit noticeably greasy, due to the extra-high fat content of the ground beef. But that's where the rich flavor comes from. What Mission Burgers is doing right is highly seasoning the meat with salt and pepper, then punching up the flavor with pickles, red onion, and their special sauce. Add to that the richness of the cheese and the crusty, grilled bun--this is the winning combination at the base of all their other burger options. The other thing I really appreciate is, their straightforward pricing without trying to upsell their ingredients. The add-ons are inexpensive--slice of cheddar is $.50 compared to EZ's $1.47 for the same. Two suggestions: - drain the grease off the patties before assembly, - don't fold the wrapper in half... wrap the burger in a full sheet, stronger paper if necessary, keep it from leaking all over clothing. (I'll be back to check! :-) Otherwise, this is a 5-Star burger! (see the menu board pic attached for all the other options, including chicken)

A nice find hidden next to a car wash. Interesting vibe, clean and good atmosphere…read more Service is you order at counter inside, pick up food on the outside and go back inside (when it is raining) and have a nice meal. Had the Brisket Philly with Elote (on cob). All was very good. Will come back for sure.

I'm not a huge BBQ fan, but this place is my go-to when I'm in that mood. My Aunt introduced me to…read morethis little gem. I wouldn't have found it on my own; it is tucked away in an awkward spot. The food is very flavorful. I have not had a dish I didn't enjoy. The meat is tender and seasoned well, not so peppery that it can't be eaten, just well balanced. The sides are done well and are all solid. My biggest struggle is narrowing down what I want. It is all so good. The staff is always friendly and patient with two indecisive old ladies. I genuinely appreciate them. I recommend going with friends who don't mind sharing off their plates. We are a special kind. You will likely want to try more than just one or two things. You order your food inside, prepared in the truck outside. Sounds odd, but it works. The seating inside is suitable for BBQ and usually has sporting events to grab your attention on the TV. On lovely days, they have the big doors open so you can enjoy Wenatchee's pleasant climate.

Noise level before even walking in (music at door super loud!) was so loud you cant have a…read moreconversation. Throws you off before even entering. Ordered tomato soup, was asked for here or to go. Said for here. Was served in a paper to go cup with a teaspoon. It would have been nice to actually have a soup bowl and a soup spoon! The chairs are very uncomfortable. They cut into the sides of your backside and legs and I am not a big person. Wont be coming back.

I've been going here weekly for a while now. Simply great sandwiches. Always fresh ingredients and…read morefriendly customer service. Food comes out fast too! Highly recommend eating here.

We're going with 4.5 stars today but there's no way we can't round it up to the five (since we…read morecan't do 1/2's) because of Amber and Hannah and their excellent customer service. Today was our second visit but the first to include food. We are in town for the week and stopped by for coffee three days ago and bantered a bit with the woman working the counter whose name we found out today is Amber. She's so awesome! I hope that business knows just how amazing she is and treats her accordingly. That first day we only ordered coffee and really liked it and the banter lifted us up a bit so that was cool. Today we went in for breakfast and coffee. She remembered us and everything unique about that first encounter. It was a good feeling after a crazy few days so that was wonderful. We also met Hannah who made the excellent coffees we had. We ordered a croque monsieur with an egg on top, a beirock (not sure I'm spelling that right), quiche and a morning bun. Everything was delicious! The beirock had eggs, cheese and bacon in it in a fully closed bun. That bun had such a good flavor that I would only order that next time. The quiche was creamy and smooth but the crust wasn't good. Our daughter who lives here and loves this place, especially their quiche (she says it's better than mine, lol) says the crust usually isn't as bad as it was today. For me, it tasted like it was microwaved (and maybe it was) and that taste and texture is not good. The filling was so tasty though. The morning bun was delicious. I don't normally love sweets for breakfast but it was yummy. The croque was fan-frickin-tastic and while Randy says he's had one that's better, it's not much better and he absolutely loved it. We all had tastes of it and loved it. We will absolutely be back next time we're in town and recommend you try this place out too. If you do, please tell Amber Bobo, Coco and Momo say HI!

Great coffee. Rich and kinda earthy? Just enough flavor and bite if you know what I mean…read more Love the food choices. Wife had avocado toast and she was a fan. Salad on the top wasn't dressed and it fell a little flat but otherwise good. Quiche options were fabu. I liked th strada but the middle was a little soft for my boy. Big central area with tons of arts vendors and other local shops, etc Service was fast and friendly

Wow! We had breakfast here Sunday and it was delicious. We were greeted and seated right away at a…read morecute little table near the front window. Our server was friendly and helpful. Corina and I shared the mama Mary biscuit sandwich, Randy had the avo stack and we all shared the rosemary potatoes. Sharing the biscuit sandwich and having some potatoes was the perfect portion size. The gravy is the best I've had in ages, maybe ever. So much flavor and an excellent consistency. We will definitely come back when we're in town again.

It's hard to review an old friend!…read more Since returning to Wenatchee three years ago, we have cycled around to most of the haunts we frequented 15 years ago, mostly restaurants where we had made friends with the wait-staff and owners as well. Sadly, many of them have moved on. But some still remain, and encountering them again is exhilarating. I always look forward to the hugs and squealing laughter.--"...where did you go and what have you done...? We've missed you!" McGlinn's Alehouse is the place we spent most of our time for the first five years of our marriage. It was originally the Orondo Tavern, built in 1922 as a solid brick two-story commercial building in the small town rural American style--big, open storefront windows on the ground floor, and small offices and apartments on the second, with tiny windows surrounded in iron bar planters. Such buildings have long narrow internal staircases up the right side entrance--one you'd never access unless to lived in one of those vaults upstairs. I finally returned to McGlinn's tonight. I had been meaning to, long before this, but there was never any parking in front --many restaurants now have covered sidewalk-cabanas out front--a code violation waved during the COVID pandemic. Inside, the left wall is still that half-block-long cabinet of all the liquor bottles you can imagine, multiplied in depth by the mirrors behind them. Down the middle of the room is one long continuous table that seats 14 people on a side--yes, strangers sit together. At the very back wall there is still, the largest brick open-hearth wood-burning oven you'd ever bake a leg of lamb and two pizzas in, at the same time. And down the right side-wall were six wooden tables-of-four, all sealed in a hard resin clear coat, as shiny and clean as they were vintage and rustic. I sat in the first chair at the first table, my back to the stairway down to bathrooms in the basement below the sidewalk. I had the Pulled Pork Sandwich with Tim's chips, a departure from the "John Paul Bacon Burger with pickled onions (McGlinn's is famous for). Ask to sit in Sadie's section--she's been there 20 years. McGlinn's has been there 34 years! What's not to like about an old friend! -------== ##### ==-------

I originally posted a review a few days ago about my first experience here. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised at how delicious my turkey panini was and it really hit the spot! Yum pesto! I gave it 5 stars at that time. Service was friendly and quick as well. Today I called in order at 2:30 and was bummed they already ran out of clam chowder so I ordered a lamb gyro. When I arrived girl had forgotten to show the main girl my order. She seemed new so I'll cut her slack. Luckily it was made quick and apologies they were slammed today. The gyro was delicious. Just a hint though a free drink would of been perfect. I also still want to try their soup.

Coffee is standard, good but not extraordinary. The prices are comparable to any coffee stand…read more Surprisingly big inside, with kitschy decor. A lot of people stop by to hang out or study; there's certainly enough room. The standout here is their gyro! So so good. While it doesn't have as much meat as a gyro stand would, vegetables are fresh, the pita is warm and delicious, and the meat is fantastic! The breakfast sandwiches are also awesome. I love that they have an option for sourdough or ciabatta bread, and option of veggies for $0.50. However they are a little pricey at $4.95 without veggie option. The only reason I don't give this 5/5 stars is because there is one girl who isn't very friendly. She really lacks in customer service skills. She's not friendly at all. Several times she's given me coffee with coffee all over the outside of the cup, and acts annoyed when I ask her for a napkin (so I can clean it!) Everyone else is really nice here, but this one girl does ruin the experience for me.

Let's start with service- server didn't seem happy to be there, not sure why cause it didn't seem…read morelike they had to clean much. Place was quite dirty, food or crumbs on floor. Food- 2 Gyros lamb and beef. All toppings. Nothing special seemed like the regular sandwich. Didn't come with anything extra, we did ask for water but never received any. Our order? $33.84 including tip. After asking about other drinks and what was behind the restaurant he said he could get beer, the friend didn't drink beer so offered Margs. $23.45-including another tip!!! Margs were tart. Sandwich was tasty and filling but for 2 gyro and 2 margs in a little dive$56 including a tip was not worth my money. It's a no for me.

The Döner Haus is pretty literally a "Hole in the Wall" (see pic). We ordered on line for delivery…read more(or we would never have noticed this place). We ordered the: - Belgian Dürüm Wrap (5s) - Bacon-Mushroom Döner (4s) - Feta (French) Fries (3s) The Belgian Dürüm Wrap was the star of the show--fresh ingredients with lots of crunch in each bite, nicely wrapped so as not to spill or leak. The Bacon-Mushroom Döner was a sandwich with enough sauce to leak all over. The flavor was complex and fresh, and all the food groups were represented. But there wasn't a distinguishing flavor-forward identity. It was a vegetable sandwich with bacon. I'm not complaining, it was good. But the wrapping did not keep ingredients and sauce from falling out on my clothing. Still, I give it the benefit of the doubt. The FFF (Feta French Fries) were the biggest challenge for me because: [Hot Fries+Cold Garnish=Cold Fries]. Maybe this combination is popular in Germany or Turkey, I wouldn't think it's popular in the US. I could have finished it, but chose not to. I'm looking forward next time to the more traditional menu items, like the Turkish Rice dishes.