You have to order online the pick up. There is a place outside to sit and eat…read more Farmacyfoodtruck.com. I took a chance and Oh my gosh it paid off in spades!! Carne Asada tacos tender meat seasoned to perfection with looked like double homemade corn tortillas, sauce, onions and cilantro. Exceptional. Carnitas tacos same tortillas and a different sauce these were my favorites. If I could I would of eaten a dozen. She also has burritos and donuts. Everything is fresh and extremely tasty. DO NOT miss trying this hidden gem.

The Front Porch always has service. They have a great menu and a super fun Star Wars display…read more Come visit them you won't be disappointed.

Had a nice lunch with friends. Lobster roll was delicious! Great service with very pleasant and…read moreefficient server.

Had a call in order thinking they closed at 8, they closed at 7 and we thought we had not only…read moremissed the chance to get our order, but had also caused a lack of $ for service and the food itself to the business, but they had waited and called my husband to let him know!! Super impressed!! And their food is always amazing!!

If you are a Libby "born and bred local" this is probably great Mexican food...unless you have…read moretraveled around and experienced Mexican food that has not been "dumbed down" in terms of spices. This Mexican food is very plain and has little to no spices or the aromas that come from a wide variety of spices used in other authentic and "traditional" Mexican foods. I believe the owners have intentionally made the recipes plain and with little spices to cater to Libby-ites and this is a smart marketing move to be successful in Libby. A little over a decade ago Libby had a Mexican restaurant that was literally 5 Star authentic food ( seriously, I have travelled all over the U.S. and Mexico and experienced some of the best Mexican food available and it was some of the best) with no-holds-barred spicing and it barely squeaked by until it went out of business; Libby likes PLAIN and near TASTELESS food. That being said, the "plain" food at Rosita's is of decent quality for those who like "plain" in spite of your palate's desperate search to find a punch of flavor in it. Unfortunately, we will rarely go back (only in a pinch) because the PRICES charged are OUTRAGEOUS for what is essentially a fast food restaurant....example, $18 for 3 tiny tacos and maybe a 1/4 cup each of rice and beans. Frankly, and sad to say, Taco Bell is a better value and at least has FLAVOR. For those (and Rosita's) that will stand on "traditional", well, you can also get a lot of "traditional" style foods of every cultural style imaginable that is just plain and tasteless, so "traditional" really means nothing at all....flavor is the king.

There's nothing better than finding a GF/DF option while on vacation that is actually good. And by…read moregood, I mean stellar. My partner and I came here after a long day, we got there 15 minutes before the Rebel Roots truck closed, but they were still super friendly and ready to take our order! I went with the Hawaiian pork bowl and absolutely smashed it. Don't read this wrong, it was still a good size but it was so delicious that it was impossible not to finish. The best part? I didn't feel bloated after and it kept me satisfied. I wish we had something like this back home! My only note is that they are only open until 6 pm - so plan accordingly for lunch or an early dinner!

I got the Mahi Mahi Bowl yesterday. The truck was greatly decorated and there was nice outdoor…read moreseating with some games. When they said 20-25 minutes, they meant it and even if it was the minimum time they said they'd take they only took 20-25 minutes. The Mahi Mahi tasted really fresh which was really nice and interesting since I think that fish is local to Hawaii. The vegetables added to the freshness but the Mahi Mahi made it a truly filling meal.

On our first visit, we came here for dinner and I ordered the prime rib. Delicious. Service was…read moredecent but it got so busy our server disappeared and was running around. We waited a while to get our check, so if you're in a hurry, I don't recommended going during peak dinner times. Other than that, we left full and happy. The second visit, I sat at the bar. That was a great experience. Loved the bartender, our drinks were fabulous and the finger foods were just what we needed. I'm a sucker for some cheese-sticks and when I heard they were beer battered, it was a must! Beer battered cheese-sticks and French fries are what we ordered bc what else pairs with a good drink?

The food was alright (we were not very hungry, so if we were it probably would have been better!)…read more We split the nachos and an order of fries. Portions were HUGE for the price! They did a fun drawing for money that happens weekly! Service was plentiful and extremely friendly! The entire place is VERY clean and inviting!

Ate here the first night of our fishing trip. It was busy so we were given a pager. It didn't take…read morelong to get seated ~ 15 minutes. Very tasty and filling despite small portions. Friendly, efficient staff. I would come back again and highly recommend.

Loved this spot - quick service and food came out nonstop. Best part was that fresh tropical fruit…read morewas included in all the meals we ordered. Market ceviche: 5/5 the mango in here was the best part Chips and guac: 4/5 the guac included fresh tomatoes and onion which is so much better than plain avocado mash. The chips could have used a bit of salt Chicken tacos: 3/5 they were alright but other tacos are better Pork belly tacos: 4/5 the pork belly was slightly dry but overall excellent Mahi mahi taco: 4/5 generous piece of freshly fried mahi mahi

This is a nice welcoming restaurant. They have dining on the main floor and also on the 2nd floor…read more It's cozy , not a large restaurant. I ordered the chicken tacos which were very good. We also ordered chips, salsa and guacamole. My daughter ordered the shrimp tacos which she loved. My grandson ordered the steak tacos and a quesadilla.

I've wanted to try Jalisco Cantina for years after skiing Whitefish almost every season, and I…read morefinally stopped in. Overall, this place was a mix of really impressive food and a few frustrating misses. Ratings * Food: 4.2/5 * Service: 4.5/5 * Atmosphere: 3/5 * Value: 3.5/5 * Overall: 4/5 The Bad First: Chips & Salsa I have to start here because it honestly bothered me. You simply do not charge for chips and salsa at a Mexican restaurant. I don't care how modern eclectic and edgy you think you are. Chips and salsa are basically humanity's welcome gift from Latino culture. Charging $6.50 for them immediately sets expectations high -- and unfortunately, this was the weakest part of the entire meal. Both the regular salsa and the tomatillo salsa were muddy-looking and lacked freshness or brightness. The dominant flavor was artificial smoke. No heat, no freshness, no punch. Honestly, even if they had been complimentary, I still would've thought they missed the mark. Please -- forget the pineapple infusions and overthought concepts. Just make a fresh pico de gallo, a great roasted salsa, and a genuinely good hot sauce. Make THAT your signature and your gift to Whitefish. The Good Stuff Now the good news: the actual entrées were excellent. The Chile Relleno was fantastic -- honestly one of the best I've had anywhere. Perfect texture, rich flavor, and clearly made with care. The tacos were also exceptional. I believe the beef taco was the barbacoa, and it absolutely stood out. I was dining with my parents, both in their 70s, and every entrée at the table was a hit. Service Our waiter Jake was excellent. He was juggling several tables at once but stayed attentive, friendly, and accommodating the entire evening. The hostess was also terrific -- greeted us warmly and seated us immediately. Most of the staff seemed genuinely kind and professional, although one bartender came across noticeably cold and uptight. No smile, very little interaction beyond taking orders and dropping off drinks. Atmosphere & Music I usually avoid reading reviews before posting my own, but afterward I noticed many people mentioned the music -- and I completely agree. It's not just that it's too loud. It's the wrong vibe entirely. The music selection feels more nightclub than relaxed cantina. Good restaurant music should create warmth and energy in the background, not dominate the room. The place itself is attractive and lively, and I was impressed by how busy it was for a Monday night. Bonus points for having hockey on during the playoffs. Final Thoughts This isn't traditional Mexican food, despite some of the branding language about authenticity and traditional ingredients. It feels more like someone's modern interpretation or fusion-inspired version of Mexico. That said -- the kitchen clearly knows how to cook. The entrées were genuinely impressive, and the service was very solid. Fix the salsa. Stop charging for it. Improve the music. Do those three things, and this place goes from "good" to "destination-level." I'll absolutely give it another try this summer. And yes, my mother was Mexican. I grew up on this stuff and have traveled the world having various Mexican concepts.

Such a cool shop with a ton of unique and handcrafted items and tea blends (seems to be done in the…read morestore). I came for the food truck taco's, but you have to order in the building, which is very cool because it's like stepping back 100 years in time with all the vintage items displayed. Definitely a must stop!

I love, love this place. I stumbled upon it, because I was looking for some chai to drink while in…read moreeureka. I should have taken photos inside, because this place is the cutest. It's an old timey building that's been renovated but still has its old charm and historic interior. I expected a coffee shop inside, and I found a mini store with a coffee shop section in the back. I love all the products in the store. It's a mixture of local products such as candles, soaps, lotions, lip balms, bath products, teas, jams, etc. You could easily find gifts for so many people, and yourself!! The barista was helpful and knowledgeable in guiding me through the extensive tea selection to find the perfect blend for my chai. I bought some loose leaf tea to take home, and the barista was great to chat with while she made my chai. Also, this store donates part of their profits to environmental charities, and they strive to be as sustainable as possible. My only complaint is that it opens at 10. I wish it opened earlier for those who may want something at 7 or 8 am. I highly recommend people get this place out! Support small businesses!

Love, love,love this place! I eat there all the time. It's my absolute fave…read more I always get the mystery special. It's a surprise. I've never been disappointed. If you want excellent food, service and great ambiance then this is it. I promise you won't be disappointed.

This is a taco Tuesday experience in whitefish. Every Tuesday the VWF Hall has a taco night with…read moregourmet tacos for two dollars a piece. The bar has a crazy local vibe to it and I like the ambience of this place with a lot of locals mixing with a few tourist like us providing a fun atmosphere. The tacos were delicious. We enjoyed a variety And basically tried each kind that they had. All were very good. Highly recommended. There is no service to speak since it is self serve at the bar and ordering your tacos.

Place is great. Service was fantastic and the food was authentic. Very good Pollo en Mole.read more

I have food here while visiting Bonners ferry. I ordered a taco and enchilada combo plate. . The…read moreenchilada was really good. It was with shredded chicken and green sauce, but the taco was supposed to be ground beef but they sent me chicken instead. So I sent the taco back and they made a new one which was supposed to be with ground beef, but the ground beef did not taste good it had some type of Sauce on it and it was very liquefied and runny so it made the tortilla really soggy. It just did not have a good flavor. The man that seemed to be doing the waiting and cashier and hostess, was not very friendly at all. He was pretty attentive and I got served pretty quickly. He just didn't have much of a personality. The chips and salsa were pretty good. I think it's the only Mexican food in the town and so it's fairly good considering.