This is a home to the locals. It's great consistent…read moreservice, wonderful food and ass-kicking shakes. Since it's close to the highway, it's the perfect place to stop if you are driving by Spangle on the 195

Excellent breakfast, you definitely need to come try this place out!…read moreBathrooms are super cool too, haha!!

Great food and service! My Haystack was delicious and the bacon was perfect! ....................read more

I went for brunch with my mom and husband. The ambiance is nice, very rustic and quaint! The…read moreFarmhouse has decor fitting of its name, farm animals and little sayings. The restaurant seems to be a family ran business. Sadly, this review isn't good. We went on Sunday around 11:30 AM. The restaurant wasn't busy, only 3 other tables there. We ordered a basket of buttermilk biscuits as an appetizer. My husband ordered a Loaded Breakfast Burrito. My mom ordered the Florentine Benedict with house potatoes. I ordered the classic Eggs Benedict. It took 30 minutes to get our appetizer of biscuits. The restaurant wasn't busy, so I don't know why it took so long. It took another 10 minutes to get our food. 40 minutes for food is ridiculous, especially classic breakfast food! Our server didn't come by with any update while we waited. My husband loved his breakfast burrito! My mom enjoyed her Florentine Benedict. I didn't like my Eggs Benedict. The Benedict serving was huge! The hollandaise sauce covered half the plate! The portion of the smoked ham was generous, but not proportional. The amount of ham was too salty for the meal. My mom and I agreed the hollandaise sauce was overwhelming and bland. I added pictures of our leftover Eggs Benedict, still so much hollandaise sauce left. The hash browns were salty to me, but I am sensitive to salt. I'd come back for the biscuits. The portions were big, but bigger isn't always better. Bene's, another breakfast restaurant down the street is exceedingly better for Eggs Benedict.

Preface note: Loved this place, and 'Dale' is long gone (it's called Codi Jo's Wagon Wheel, and…read moreapparently has been for over 5 years)... We zero in on epicenter bar and grills in small towns, and these folks were right in our wheelhouse. Decades old feel, clean, lots of families, and a solid bar menu with all the standards. Just what we were looking for. I'll refrain from a lengthy dissertation on the delicious food, but will mention that when they offer Steak Bites on the menu, they mean it. Some places give you breaded shoe leather--this joint gives you beeeeef. Well seasoned and tender, as well. Whole place was run by two busy/friendly gals, and the fact that both were cougar smoke-shows made the evening even better. Yes... My Wifey is slappin' me right now, but I had a nice night in Potlatch, Idaho...

Do not go to this bar. Im a local who has been been going here since 2017 on and off due to…read moreterrible wait staff. We were kicked out at 1000 pm because the bartender wanted to go home. I pissed off the bartender with an 8 % tip Jae/Jeanine, due to her being rude, and she called the sheriff on me and my wife for drunk driving after we had 2 beers. Insane! I used to love eating here every 6 months. I no longer feel welcome. If you are from out of town, not born or raised in Potlatch, you will be shunned and treated as an outcast. Its your money and you should spend it as you please but I wouldn't recommend spending it here. Go to the Palouse Caboose or Palouse Brewery where the staff is professional and courteous.

Rosalia should consider themselves lucky to have this place. Very clean, warm and bright in there,…read morewith satisfying griddle cookin' in the back. But I loved this place for the engagement we had with the locals. I just crossed over to my 6th decade, and I was a pup with the folks in there. These folks are gonna talk to ya....so if you should visit, I hope one and all would be respectful and have fun with the moment. At the end of our lunch I wished I had a hat to pass around for tips, because I had them all rolling in the aisles. No politics, current events, or offended dissents from anyone. Just happy people banter between us total strangers and very nice townsfolk. I wanted to go buy & tap a keg of cheap, cold beer, and hang out for the afternoon...

Would give it a five, but it isn't open to families. Had our 16 and 17 year old with us and they…read moreweren't allowed in. 21 and over only. We ended up ordering to go. The food was excellent.

We were driving through and stopped. Older establishment; clean and friendly. Viewed other reviews…read moreand decided to stop and give our business and try them out. Food was very good.

We were told about the Viking from some friends and a few months ago when we passed through they…read morewere closed at that time. This week we were able to eat here on the way out and back to Seattle. We had the deluxe burger and fries with fry sauce. The burgers and fries are great. Perfect portion and made just right. The service is great. The staff is very friendly and give great service. They have a little fenced yard we were able to bring our dog to stretch her legs while we ate. We will definitely make it a point to stop when we pass through. We are so glad our friends told us about it or we would have missed it since the exit is not big and has a gas station so unless you need gas you might miss out on this gem

The food is delicious, it was clean/not greasy & seemed like great quality. They have delicious…read moresalsa verde & guacamole. I got the chicken tacos & a side of fries. The tacos tasted fresh. The place was clean & the staff were super friendly. I'd come here again for sure instead of trying another place in Ritzville! I'd choose to come here even if it was in a city area with many options, the food definitely isn't just "good for a small pit stop town". Thanks!

Despite the somewhat wacky wide ranging menu (burgers, gourmet hot dogs, Mexican food), the tacos…read moreand tamales alone are worth visiting. Skip the chain restaurants and head over here. Pork and asada tacos were meaty and filled with scrumptious grilled onions. Salsa was flavorful and the tamales, slightly overcooked, none were tasty. I love stopping off in Ritzville when headed to Coeur dAlene - easy to park a big RV, and the town has a resilient spirit. Now I've got another lunch stop!

Best hamburger you have to stop by and get one. Nice people. If you don't stop you are missing outread more

The best comfort food in Idaho. The chicken fried steak is absolutely fabulous! Plus they have…read moredelicious grilled salmon, hamburgers, steaks. Everything is delicious. My favorite place to eat.

8/10 Food 10/10 Experience…read more This was our first time at JOTN. Beautiful, cozy, family style pub/restaurant. Our server was kind and attentive. Gave us time to look over the menus. Checked up on us a couple times and refilled our drinks without us asking (always a good sign!). The chicken sandwich was really good, although the breading did slide off and it got a little messy. It was still very flavorful. Caesar salad was good, as expected! Our steak was also seasoned well, cooked to perfection. Beautiful sear on the outside. Juicy on the inside. I'd definitely recommend this place. I'll bring the whole family next time!

Some of the best fried pickles and wings we've ever had! Service was excellent- highly recommend…read morethis place!

It's a rural gem in a restaurant desert! Freshly made food…read moreusing locally grown beef! A lot of choices for small to larger appetites. Plenty of regional beers and soft drinks. The wood walls are covered with local cattle brands. When you visit you might see the brand being applied to a wall! Service is friendly and well managed. What a nice stop off HWY 26. There's also a lovely park nearby if you get take-out.

Absolutely amazing. Best fried chicken I've had in years. Delightful staff. Great decor, super…read moreclean. Lots of locals and we were out of towners. The ham and cheese grilled sandwich was sooooo good