Awesome food! Great service! What more could you want! Good prices also for quality food!read more

This place hits the spot every time. The steak was perfectly cooked to medium rare as requested…read more Fries substituted instead of potato jacket. Excellent friendly service 3/3

Food was wonderful and the owner is a gem. The handmade burger buns are worth coming for alone. I…read moregrabbed the lemon coconut bar is heavenly. I would love to come back when they have more sweet rolls. It's located in the at The Okanogan Flour Mill ... you can see it when driving into town.

My second time eating here and had the Funky Chicken sandwich with salad both times because it is…read morethat good. My husband had their potato salad with his burger and may have sold me on that next time. Sorry for no pictures but trust me when I say it is delicious!!

I want to give zero stars but the food is pretty decent, the waitress had average customer service…read moreskills. It was clean but there could have been more food options, there also is no place for political nonsense. You do not need to show the general public that you are an idiot, just serve us food. If there food was better, spew all the hate you want but in the meantime take down the stupid transphobic sign on your checkout counter.

Did not like the service, and the food was just ok. Have to do better to survive in this economyread more

We had an amazing meal here! It's a fun place with a cool…read moreinterior filled with old fashioned nik-knacks placed on the walls, ceiling shelves- the kids had a blast playing I Spy. We came for an early early dinner (kids!) so we could walk in and there were open tables but by the time we left, the place was full! As the name of the restaurant says it's a bakery as well. They showcase the different breads in their bread bar. More about that later. Let me warn you... the portions are large! I got the spinach lasagna ($23.50) which came with a salad and the bread bar. When I got the salad I was shocked to see a huge, almost entree sized salad. The lasagna had ricotta, spinach layers smothered in Alfredo sauce. It was delish but I think they can go a lot less on the sauce. It was buttery, almost too buttery as well. But it was dang good! So that bread bar... if you love bread like I do, you'll be in carb heaven. They feature different kinds of bread baked that day- there was the usual French bread but they had flavors like rosemary, garlic,black pepper and the most unusual - curry cranberry. Don't be afraid to try the different flavors. The cranberry curry ended up being my favorite. Behind the bar is where you can find the different kinds of butter and olive oil. If you want balsamic vinegar, you'll need to ask your server. Sadly I gorged on the bread and couldn't eat my meal. My daughter ordered the HALF order of Seafood Louie ($20.80). When it came to the table, we burst out laughing because the thing was full entree sized where we come from. It was chock full of fried calamari, huge grilled prawns, little bay shrimp and an egg. She had a hard time finding a starting place to take the first bite without it spilling over. She really like the thousand island dressing too. My suggestion is to get it on the side to add as you work your way down. Mussels & Clams ($15.50) was also a hit- big and plump and the broth went perfectly with bread. The kids buttered noodles ($5.75) were good but it was kind of swimming in butter. They could've used half the amount. But the noodles were nice and al dente. Service was great and very accommodating- a big shout out to Jesus! FYI, a tip of 18% is automatically added to the bill with option to add. If we're ever back in Omak, we're definitely returning! Actually we did come back the next morning to buy the bread but unfortunately we were there before they opened.

Not a bad place to enjoy sandwiches for lunch. Good service…read moreA bit pricey but fair selection of different sandwiches

Food, service and prices all make this place a must stop if you want a good meal…read more Nice open environment and welcoming atmosphere. Would definitely return..

Like with any restaurant, appropriate expectations matter. On the positive side of things, the food…read moreis priced low at Tin Biscuits. You won't find anything on the menu that breaks the bank. On the downside, almost nothing is scratch made, so you end up with that gas station / greasy spoon vibe here. Lots of pre-packaged, heat it up kind of food. It's not horrible, it's just not particularly fresh or flavorful either. In the end, pricing is fair for what you're getting. If you go, just make sure and set your expectations appropriately - this is not a gourmet dining establishment, nor is it priced as such.

The food was delicious we both had the egg Benedicts. The service was amazing the server was so…read moresweet and attentive. The ambiance was great with cool paintings and the location was nice.

Everything about this restaurant was wonderful. The staff were all smiles. The food was absolutely…read moredelicious. I definitely got my monies worth here. Y'all want good food come get you some at Apple Street Cafe!

If you want some delicious hometown food and great service, visit Magoo's. The atmosphere is quite…read moreenchanting and the waitstaff are truly top notch! A jewel of Omak!

Surprised in all the years this is the first time we have gone to Magoo's and it was great! Clean,…read morebright, friendly atmosphere. Will be back again.

Worst Arbys ever. Went to this arbys the first time and thought it was a one time deal. Nope,…read morewent again and still awful. You are a franchise, how bad must management be for the food to suck so bad.

Crinkle fries were not done. Soggy sandwich. And flies flying all around. But the young lady who…read moretook our order was nice. I used to like coming here but now...not so much.

I've traveled all over this country by car, and there is one immutable truth about small to medium…read moresize towns from Bangor, Maine to Jupiter, Florida... From Leucadia, California, up to A mak, Washington; every darn one of them has a DQ, an Arby's, or both. This particular Dairy Queen has been a part of the community for decades... We visit annually to do some local fishing, and always seem to find our way in here for a couple of cheeseburgers or some chicken strips, or something blizzard-ey and sweet. Maybe all of the above. The kids behind the counter, do a good job, and the place is pretty clean. Restrooms for a fast food joint, which I know may not be a thing where you live, but in my native Southern California, it's a bonus. But there's not a toad lock on the door here, which is another fancy joy we get to experience in idiot Island, CA. My kids still laughed about the strange looking Cookie Monster frozen ice cream thing he got a couple of years ago. Always good for a giggle. But like I said, if you don't know what DQ is, you're letting the best in life that you by. Also, I'd like you to tell me more about what it's like, living on a deserted island in the south, pacific by yourself.

The girls in customer service are rude and welcoming. They never give me my receipts I shouldn't…read morehave to specifically ask. Most don't even do the bare minimum for hospitality, not even a thank you. The buns are old sitting out for hours and heated up in a microwave, you can tell. The ice cream isn't bad though... depending on which employee makes it...