My first time here...and I'm impressed with the DIY salad bar--37 ingredients and 8 dressings !…read more(See the pics) There are two sized foam containers, suitable for eating inside or taking out. Self-serve was easy---make your salad and weigh it at the register. My large tray salad (see pic) was $17.21. It was two meals worth! The ingredients were all very fresh with a few spectacular choices--crumbled blue cheese, artichoke hearts, diced red pepper, cubed ham, roasted chicken, hard-boiled eggs, pickled beets, Kalamata olives, and sweet pickle chips. I love blue cheese dressing, especially when I can choose the amount. Dilly's is a little diluted and lacks garlic, but the crumbled blue cheese made it all work. Also, salt and pepper was needed--if it was there, I didn't see any. But hey, this is the most complete salad bar I've seen in Wenatchee. I also took home a Tuna-Tuna sandwich for Sherrie--she loved it. I think we're hooked! There's a loyalty program--1 Star for every $10 spent, and 50% off next purchase after 10 Stars. (Yes, sales tax is included in the calculation) What's not to like?!?!

100% Bait & Switch. Sandwiches were not at all like the photos on the website. Small and…read moreoverpriced. My coworkers and I ordered ahead for a pickup during lunch break. Had already driven away and store was closed when I realized they did not put turkey on a sandwich I paid extra for. Everyone was disappointed with their food and agreed never again.

Noise level before even walking in (music at door super loud!) was so loud you cant have a…read moreconversation. Throws you off before even entering. Ordered tomato soup, was asked for here or to go. Said for here. Was served in a paper to go cup with a teaspoon. It would have been nice to actually have a soup bowl and a soup spoon! The chairs are very uncomfortable. They cut into the sides of your backside and legs and I am not a big person. Wont be coming back.

I ordered the tuna sandwich, and it was OK. The veggies were pretty lacking- despite paying extra…read morefor sprouts. The bread was also overwhelming compared to the sandwich ingredients. Take it or leave it....

Let's start with service- server didn't seem happy to be there, not sure why cause it didn't seem…read morelike they had to clean much. Place was quite dirty, food or crumbs on floor. Food- 2 Gyros lamb and beef. All toppings. Nothing special seemed like the regular sandwich. Didn't come with anything extra, we did ask for water but never received any. Our order? $33.84 including tip. After asking about other drinks and what was behind the restaurant he said he could get beer, the friend didn't drink beer so offered Margs. $23.45-including another tip!!! Margs were tart. Sandwich was tasty and filling but for 2 gyro and 2 margs in a little dive$56 including a tip was not worth my money. It's a no for me.

The Döner Haus is pretty literally a "Hole in the Wall" (see pic). We ordered on line for delivery…read more(or we would never have noticed this place). We ordered the: - Belgian Dürüm Wrap (5s) - Bacon-Mushroom Döner (4s) - Feta (French) Fries (3s) The Belgian Dürüm Wrap was the star of the show--fresh ingredients with lots of crunch in each bite, nicely wrapped so as not to spill or leak. The Bacon-Mushroom Döner was a sandwich with enough sauce to leak all over. The flavor was complex and fresh, and all the food groups were represented. But there wasn't a distinguishing flavor-forward identity. It was a vegetable sandwich with bacon. I'm not complaining, it was good. But the wrapping did not keep ingredients and sauce from falling out on my clothing. Still, I give it the benefit of the doubt. The FFF (Feta French Fries) were the biggest challenge for me because: [Hot Fries+Cold Garnish=Cold Fries]. Maybe this combination is popular in Germany or Turkey, I wouldn't think it's popular in the US. I could have finished it, but chose not to. I'm looking forward next time to the more traditional menu items, like the Turkish Rice dishes.

Absolutely incredible BBQ. The meat was tender, smoky, and packed with flavor. But the real star of…read morethe plate was the fries! They were hands down the best fries I've ever had. Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and seasoned just right. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food here. Definitely coming back!

Got the 2-meat/2-sides combo for $25! Best BBQ deal. Today we had the brisket and for the first…read moretime, the chicken thighs. Wowed by the thighs! We loved the cole slaw, which is light on the mayo, and the BBQ beans. It's really a 5 but my darling dining companion wishes for sliced brisket. Seems WA only does chopped smoked brisket? Today it was a bit tough and chewy.

Yummy! Got a turkey sandwich my favorite. The bread is amazing…read more Wish they were open later than 3pm. We will return!

The good reviews are sooo right!!!! I'm in town from San Diego, CA and have visited sandwich shops…read morefrom there to San Francisco and beyond and this is one of the top ones I've ever been to! Bread is fresh. Meats are tasty . Service is friendly. Prices are reasonable. What more is there to say?!

Sooo good! We got the meatball sandwich and it was probably the best meatball sandwich I've had lol…read more Came here on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. There was plenty seating and the employees were very kind. Highly recommended.

Looking for a special sandwich? This is the place! Ordered…read more4 different sandwiches (Pesto's, Vesuvius, Tacchino and the Beecher's Grilled) that were all delicious! Definitely a nice lunch time grab if ya want something quick and easy. Not a lot of seating in the place, but plenty of spots around the Town Square outside the shop. Nice place for soup & sandwiches!

I hold this place high on a pedestal. The OG is stupid good!…read more The Truffle Shuffle fries are Fire! My Mother-in-law who is a vegetarian, enjoyed the Falafel burger. Very friendly staff! Outdoor seating.

Mission Burgers is Wenatchee's hometown favorite for smashburgers-- typically…read moredouble-meat-double-cheese burgers, with meat patties literally smashed thin and fried on high heat to create a thick, intensely browned bark. It's Burger King on steroids! You won't find tomatoes on the menu board, but almost every other combination of garnish (and companion meats) are options. I went with their stated classic, the "OG Mission" ('original gangster') burger. It is delicious, albeit noticeably greasy, due to the extra-high fat content of the ground beef. But that's where the rich flavor comes from. What Mission Burgers is doing right is highly seasoning the meat with salt and pepper, then punching up the flavor with pickles, red onion, and their special sauce. Add to that the richness of the cheese and the crusty, grilled bun--this is the winning combination at the base of all their other burger options. The other thing I really appreciate is, their straightforward pricing without trying to upsell their ingredients. The add-ons are inexpensive--slice of cheddar is $.50 compared to EZ's $1.47 for the same. Two suggestions: - drain the grease off the patties before assembly, - don't fold the wrapper in half... wrap the burger in a full sheet, stronger paper if necessary, keep it from leaking all over clothing. (I'll be back to check! :-) Otherwise, this is a 5-Star burger! (see the menu board pic attached for all the other options, including chicken)

Who would have thought you could go to Kittitas, WA to get an authentic Philly cheesesteak…read moresandwich? It takes me back to my childhood. The original: steak with grilled onions and provolone. Nothing else. I, alas, can no longer eat gluten but they took care of me with a cheesesteak on a bed of lettuce. It was delicious. I loved that it had mixed greens and it felt so much lighter and healthier to have it on lettuce instead of a roll. The cole slaw was delicious and packed a punch with horseradish and the housemade potato chips are worth every decadent calorie. And they have many of the authentic Philly foods, including Tasteycakes.

Stopped here on the way back from The Gorge. The millennial-esc, gentrified cafe we intended to…read morestop at was a 40 minute wait for food, so we strolled down the block to 509 Philly Stop. The guy that took our orders was very friendly. He was able to advise us on the best way to order a cheesesteak as a Philly native. Our food was ready within minutes and very delicious. Vibe of the restaurant is quiet and calm.