We eat here a lot, and it never disappoints. The burgers are always juicy and flavorful, and the…read morefries are fresh, hot, and perfectly crispy. It's one of those reliable spots that consistently hits the mark.

At best two stars. Stopped for a milkshake. Only has softserve, no real ice cream. Paid $10 for ice…read moremilk with no flavor. Asked for the butterfinger flavor. There were some shavings at the bottom that didn't fit thru a straw. Tasteless and expensive. One guy inside started talking immediately to ius about all his problems. Had to leave just to drink the shake. Small town.

After Burney Falls and Ahjumawi parks we arrived here at 2:30. Ordered burgers, tots and milk…read moreshake. Food was great and filling. Service on par with only a cook and clerk working. Small town ambiance was amusing. Saw a father and son motor biking with the kids' grandparents? In a chase van. Passed them later on the highway. Guy across the street was mowing in a riding mower. A gal was walking her sheep on a side street . Though the only place for miles around, superb food.

The road between Susanville and Klamath Falls is a long and lonely one. In between is the town of…read moreAdin which shines as a bit of green and leafy oasis in the middle of this trek. As we needed a break from the monotony and The Oney Frosty in Town was open, we stopped in for some delicious soft serve. This is a down home friendly place where I'm sure that if you live within 20 miles, everyone knows your name. The free reading material on one table reflects the area ranch culture and we caught one conversation about someone that had just come home after a long time away. You can also buy a locally-appropriate coffee cup for your troubles as well. The chalkboard menu above the counter is heavily weighted towards their broad burger choices. The soft serve choices are on the far right, with the shake flavors on a separate board. Gayle ordered a "small" swirl cone, while I ordered a "small" cherry shake. Both were delicious and more than we thought we were ordering. We sat outside, enjoyed some light conversation, and too soon enough we were back on the road. We really hope that we'll pass this way again.

All aspects get an A+. Convenience, people, food. We always stop here on the way from N. Calif. to…read moreBoise.

A quaint burger bar that felt mildly nostalgic of older Burgerville's in the Portland metro area…read more The burger was delicious and the fries were perfectly hot and crispy. I could smell the homemade chili and it smelled wonderful, but I wasn't in the mood for chili. I need to go back another time to try something else.

Spent a few days in Lakeview for the Dark Sky Sanctuary week and this was the best meal I had. I've…read morenever thought of putting cream cheese on a jalapeno burger before, but it was a great choice. The fries were excellent and I could have inhaled another burger easily. Everyone was super friendly and the atmosphere was unique and a little nostalgic. I recommend if you're going through or staying in Lakeview.

Great burger, flurry & fries. Good service, friendly, good sense of humor staff! Will be back.read more

Hole in the wall restaurant on 89, crossroads to Klamath, Susanville, McArthur & Alturas. I love…read moretheir creative burgers and sides. Service is great!

From the outside it looks abandoned but when you walk in it looks pretty good…read more The fry are good and the corn dog is good The fish and chips are better the golden Ramsey The hamburger and onion rings the bob burger was good they were nice the inside was clean and they had a bathroom the service was good they were nice cool place 4.5 stars

Sandwiches were delicious as expected. Service was excellent! Staff were polite, easy to…read morecommunicate with and straight forward. Facilities were clean and comfortable. Best part - I absent-mindedly left my phone in the restroom. The staff were honest and respectful and even mailed it back to me (because we were just passing through)! Refreshing to see there are genuine people out there willing to go above and beyond basic work duties. Thank you Subway staff!!

Subway eat fresh is definitely a slogan and not a motto! It is impossible to eat fresh with that…read moreingredient list even the cookies were stale.... Apparently I'll have to say it again tomatoes are NOT supposed to be white

Alpine Drive Inn is the quintessential drive in. Very retro with all the greasy eats and no frills…read more They have indoor and outdoor seating and they are pretty pet friendly. We ordered a classic burger and fries to share as well as a frito boat, which is basically a simple nachos made with fritos instead of regular tortilla chips. The food was tasty and reasonably priced but that's probably because the portions were smaller than we expected. Service was pretty slow but they do have ample parking and tbh, there is not much else around here that was open or appealing so this place is a pretty safe bet imo.

This is the only place I've ever eaten at in Burney. It's a typical diner style place and is good…read morefor lunch and you wanted something quick. Very cute and unique place to go

Fast, cheap and authentic! Traveled through on our way back from Lava Beds. Seems like a spot for…read morelocals, truckers and tourists alike. Parking lot there. Our group got a variety of enchilada, tamale, and taco meals. Everything came out within 15 minutes. The portions were perfect for a hungry group. I enjoyed the pork tacos and the tamale was great, not dry at all! Don't forget the cart with Agua Fresca on the way out.

Great food . If you are looking for the real deal - then come here. Not fancy at all. But the food…read moreis awesome . Would come back for sure when driving this way

I stopped in on my way through town. I had a yummy quiche and a cup of coffee. The person working…read morebehind the counter was very friendly and let me know a little bit of history about the town. It was quite quaint.

I came from out of town to visit a friend, and since it was a Monday, we quickly realized how many…read moreplaces are surprisingly closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. A Leap of Taste was one of the few spots open, and after seeing all the great reviews, we decided to give it a try. The ambiance is really cute and cozy -- lots of decor, lighting, and seating that makes it feel welcoming and comfortable. Service was also quick and friendly, which we appreciated. We ordered the Green Machine smoothie and a matcha, and both were really good and definitely a highlight of our visit. Where the experience fell a bit short for us was the food. While the presentation was great, the taste didn't quite match expectations. The breakfast tacos listed potatoes, but they ended up being more like tater tots, and the tortillas weren't warm -- my friend wasn't very fond of them. I ordered the #5 sandwich, which was described as being on jalapeño toast, but it came on regular toast instead, along with a pickle on the side. The sandwich itself was okay -- not bad, but something I could easily make at home. For the two drinks and two food items, we paid around $40, which felt a bit high considering the overall food experience. I can see why this place is well-loved by locals -- it fits the neighborhood vibe and likely appeals to the regular crowd -- but as visitors, the food didn't quite live up to the hype for us. Overall, it's a cute spot with great drinks, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. I'd probably come back for beverages, but I'd skip the food next time

Passing through Merrill recently, we decided to finally try out this little roadside eatery. The…read moremenu is pretty simple with several burger choices available. We chose the Bacon burger with fries to share. Both made hot and fresh, and though the bacon could have been a little crisper it was very tasty. The downside was the cost. I felt it was pretty steep for simple fair. Maybe it's the location and today's prices of ingredients? If you are passing through and want a quick bite this may be the place for you.

We drove past Polar Bear on the way back up to Klamath Falls and decided to stop in to try a…read moreburger. I agree with the other reviewers who say that the employees at Polar Bear aren't very friendly or prompt but what matters more to me is the food. They do fry the burgers to order but the employees don't work particularly hard or fast. It took around 15 minutes with only one order ahead of us. Polar Bear has an indoor dining area, but it was locked, so only tables outside were available. Unfortunately it was quite chilly that day and it was raining off and on, necessitating us to eat in the car. Bacon Burger w/ Cheese ($11.75) - A pretty tall, but not particularly hefty burger. The meat itself is cooked through, not salted that heavily, and gives off a good beefy taste. It's grilled on the flat top, but only just enough to cook through, so there isn't too much developed char to create more flavor complexity. There's plenty of veggies included - tomato, onion and pickles on top, and what seems to be hand shredded lettuce on the bottom. The bacon is chewy and gives a salty kick - definitely real bacon rather than the microwavable kind that some places cheap out on. The burger includes some mayo, but they are pretty light with it. The cheese and veggies give more than enough moisture to not need copious amounts of mayo. There is a major issue with this sandwich - the bottom bun almost completely sogs up, becoming mushy and loaded with liquid. I believe this may be due to improperly spun lettuce after washing, allowing all the wash water to saturate the bun. That's not very pleasant to eat, although the top bun seems to be decently toasted. (3/5) The burger comes with fries that are unevenly sprinkled with seasoning salt. Some pieces are especially salty, while others are only lightly salted. The fries are on the floppier end, fully cooked with tender interiors, but not particularly crisp in any capacity. (3/5) Polar Bear is okay. It does in a pinch but I'm sure there are better burgers and fries to find elsewhere. Bathrooms - None available in the restaurant, but there are public restrooms right next door.