Food: HOLY COW!!! My taste buds thanked me after this. My…read morehubby and I had the 3 little Indians sample platter....... MY MOUTH IS WATERING JUST TYPING THIS... I don't even have pictures because we ate soo quickly. The birra fries starter was amazing also. Would highly recommend. Definitely try the huckleberry lemonade too! Service : Got sat on a Saturday afternoon within 2 minutes. Our server was nice and helpful with the menu. Ambience: There were native art everywhere and they were even playing a movie about the nearby culture. Place was very homey.

Let's start with the fact that there's not a lot of options in Forks, so if you really want choices…read moreand quality, you've got to go to another town. We came in the afternoon for lunch after a drive. The fry-bread definitely deserves its due, it is fluffy and yummy. But everything else was tasteless. The vibe is cafeteria at best, waiting for someone to decide to take our order as they don't seem to have any rhyme or reason to who serves who. Tables were sticky, not a lot of options on the menu. I was bummed because I was looking forward to having some food that at least nodded to the local area - other than the fry bread, I didn't get it.

I especially appreciated the sack lunch that you can order at breakfast time (and other times, of…read morecourse.) It's perfect for hikers and sightseers to take with them for later. We were there at breakfast time on an unusually hot day. So I wanted something cold, and lighter than the breakfasts. The delicious cold ham and cheese sandwich and orange were perfect. It also included chips, a chocolate bar and cookies. More than I could eat at one meal! My two companions enjoyed their hot breakfasts too. Service was excellent too, even though they were very busy.

The food was delicious, very typical and expected of an American diner. The cook who made our food…read moreand brought it out to us was such a sweetheart!! However, the waitress who took our order blatantly ignored us and was very rude to our party. The elder white waitress was particularly nasty and dismissive and rude to us (all women of color, my two friends are black women) and changed her attitude up REALLY quick when one of my friends asked about a military discount. The woman who brought us our food from the kitchen was so, so sweet and we gushed about her the whole meal. Wouldn't go again just from the racist lady. I suggest you wait a few hours and go down the road to Longhouse Cafe.

Great food, and great ambiance! The fries are to die for The staff were really friendly as well!read more

Their focaccia bread was amazing and their Krack 'N Cheese was even better. The flavors here are…read morereally great and explore more than just your basic palate for a reasonable price. If I could I would've gotten the whole menu, minus maybe the cuban just because we didn't like the bread. Tragically, we weren't able to try any of the sweets since we were full by the end of it, but they looked good. The place seems like a great location to have a group of people eat at as there is lots of space, great service, and activities available, such as pool. It's a gem in a faraway town.

What a fantastic little hidden gem! We stopped at the Hard Rain Cafe after spending the morning…read moreexploring the Hoh Rain Forest, and it was exactly what we needed. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and from the moment we walked in, we felt like more than just another customer. We ordered the Bigfoot Burger, the salmon burger, fries, onion rings, and coffee. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot after a morning of hiking. The salmon burger was especially delicious, and the onion rings were perfectly crispy. The coffee was also a great pick-me-up before continuing our road trip. What really made this place stand out, though, was the outstanding customer service. The woman preparing our food took the time to chat with us, answer our questions, and even shared some excellent local tips--including a better route to see the famous Tree of Life. Those kinds of personal recommendations make traveling so much more enjoyable and are something you simply can't get from a navigation app. If you're heading to or from the Hoh Rain Forest, do yourself a favor and stop here. Great food, friendly people, and genuine Pacific Northwest hospitality made this one of our favorite stops on our Washington adventure. We would absolutely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area! Check out our video on our socials @Reessroots

A great place to stop when in the park and one of the only spots to do so which is why the prices…read moreare a bit higher. The food was pretty good. We got burgers, which had great flavor, and coffee, which was decent. The cashier was kind and well-informed about the menu. The wait to get the food was much longer than we thought. There were two groups in front of us but it took a very long time to get the food. We ended up taking our food to-go to stay on schedule. Fortunately, there is a small gift shop inside for something quick or a souvenir and there's some seating outside on the patio. Be advised, however, the line to purchase something from the gift shop is also the line to order food so the space inside gets quite cramped with that combination. Porta Potties were available for restrooms.

10/10 breakfast in Forks…read more Food came out YUMMY. Service was great. Ambiance was great. Loved the options and the meal.

I have lived if Forks for over 10 years; this is by far the best restaurant that we have ever had…read more Everything is over the top amazing. Extremely generous portions PREMIUM QUALITY ingredients. The family that runs this business is a well established in the community and the best kinda people. Everything is made fresh and the Verde Salsa is beyond sublime. I will try and post pictures but my family digs in so fast it's been hard. Also; Disregard the 1 start review on here. That was for the Longhouse Cafe which previously occupied this location.

On our visit to Forks from NC, we had lunch here one day. We've been to a few other places in town,…read moreand they've all ranged from bad to mediocre. D&K is the exception to that. This place was great. The staff were very kind, and we got our food fast. Everything was delicious. I especially loved their potato salad and my kids loved the daily special, mac and cheese. I would happily come back here again if I ever return to Forks.

Ambiance: The is a food trailer just across the street from Sully's burgers. Google Maps says it is…read moreopen at 12 but they were open at 11 the Monday we went. It does have a nice shed-like attachment with three picnic tables to stay out of the sun and wind. Staff were friendly. Food: I got the four meat combo and it's a hefty amount of food for just under $30. You honestly could split it with someone as it'll likely put you in a neat coma if you eat it all by yourself. Ribs: These are 3 huge St Louis cut and not your smaller baby back ribs. Lightly glazed and pull apart tender, these were definitely the best of the 4 meats. Chicken: Mine was dark meat with a drum and thigh, it was neither dry nor moist but somewhere in between. The neutral flavor of chicken lets the smoke flavor shine through really well and was a surprising hit. Sausage: A freshly-cut full link. Nice firm texture, medium smoke, and almost with a little snap to the casing which is enjoyable. Brisket: Of all the meats, this has the strongest smoke flavor with a nice charred bark on the outside and no fattiness at all in my cut. It easily pulls apart by hand. BBQ sauce: Texans are not known for their sauces and this is not exception. It texturally looks like a coarse pizza sauce and is sugary sweet. Personally not a fan. Potato salad: Not too much mayo, it basically tastes like a baked potato which helps clean your palate between meats. Beans: Very simple beans, not sweet at all and basically tastes like refried beans which I liked but some may find boring. Overall this place is solid, it's not the best BBQ I've had but it's a good option for being in a tiny rustic town. You get a large amount of food that justifies the price and the meats genuinely stand on their own without sauce. The seasonings are on the simpler side which is classic for Texas style BBQ. I think as long as you're not expecting KC style bbq with heavy rubs and tomato based sauces, you'll find someonething to like.

No, just no. Terrible coffee, terrible sandwiches, and the…read moreoatmeal was hard 30 minutes later and nothing but milk. Gross.

Super friendly service, really fast and a small but excellent menu. Both the food and drinks hit…read morethe spot on our drive to the Hoh Rainforest

Delightful place. If they don't have it, you don't need it! Great variety. Friendly staff.read more

I ordered an iced honey latte and it was good! Nothing outstanding but i enjoyed it. The service…read morewas relatively quick. There is plenty of parking. The inside is not super cute, it could use something to charm it up or make it look a little cleaner.