Yup home town locals place. We come to Pe Elle to my sis property in the summers. But this was our…read morefirst time in Evies. It was quite good! I had corned beef n cabbage soup plus a BLT. Yummy on both of those! Hubby had bacon mush chz burger and fries. Love crinkle fries!!!! Mom ate taco salad PLUS mashed potatoes n gravy...?! Uh ya ... definitely a togo box haha. Service was great even tho it was busy.

The service was friendly and the food was good with reasonable prices. It took awhile for our food…read moreto arrive and my chicken was a little too crispy (perhaps could have been cooked less time and delivered sooner?) but everything else was really good. I had the corned beef and cabbage soup and my husband had the salad. His chicken fried steak was fork tender.

Stopped in for the "fresh homemade pie" sign on the side of the road…read more My son has been dying for some pie today so I was so excited to support a small business. While I understand being the only person there to serve and what not, a prompt warning that the only flavor of pie was most definitely over a week old, soggy as could be, and full of undercooked, under mixed raw flour would have been human decency. To say this is the last time I will stop here is an understatement. Not to mention they charged me $16.75 for two slices on this paper plate and wrap. Thank you for ruining my 3 year olds excitement with what he described as "the saddest pie ever." Hopefully the food is better, but I won't be giving my money to these folks again. Best of luck

I did a double-take when I drove by this place the first time, as this quaint, cozy, cottage-like…read moreIrish pub is an island unto itself, in the middle of nowhere along an otherwise featureless highway. For a moment, I thought I had somehow took a wrong turn and had driven into rural Ireland. I was curious. I knew I had to check it out on our return drive home later in the day. Unfortunately, the hours posted to Yelp and Google were incorrect; either that, or the proprietors had closed early that Sunday night. Either way, they were gracious enough to let us poke about a bit before leaving, and I have to say, we will likely be making a special trip to revisit this place in the near future. The interior is warm, dimly lit, and filled with the heartwarming aroma of wood smoke from the black iron furnace, and Irish stew simmering in the kitchen. Lots of love and personal touches have been included in the interior decor: vintage artwork, framed and loose pictures, posters and newspaper clippings, antiques, tchotchkies, your standard neon bar signs, and hard wood furniture. It looks and feels lived in: a living history museum of the region, which apparently has more history than one would ascertain from driving through this tiny hamlet. Looking forward to knocking back a few drinks and enjoying a hearty meal here someday soon.

Only been here twice, but both time food has been incredible. This seems to be the most popular…read morefood spot in Raymond and I can definitely see why. Great service, food came pretty quick and very hot and fresh. Another part of Pitchwood I find endearing is their Wednesday open mic nights. However, when I finally got to go to one of them, I was rather disappointed. Don't go excepting anything but extremely basic Country, I'm too much of a music nerd to find much special in what's played there. If you come here with expectations on food high they will be reached, just don't come expecting unique music experiences.

I wanted to like this place more…read more The building has character, the menu looks promising, and I can see why a place like this matters in a small town. Unfortunately, our visit just did not land. The bartender appeared to be doing double duty as server, and I understand what that can do to a shift. I spent about ten years working tables and other service jobs, so I have a lot of sympathy for being overworked. Still, the service felt more than rushed. It felt brusque enough that we did not feel especially welcome. The food was passable. Nothing terrible, but nothing that made us want to come back. The local beer was also a surprise, since it did not taste especially fresh. Maybe this was an off night. I hope so. There is clearly a good idea here, but our experience was a bit of a disappointment.

Just adding a photo of the Brooklyn, the road from Artic at Highway 101 via the North River Road to…read moreBrooklyn is all asphalt, or be adventurous and come from Oakville by 10 miles of gravel logging road!

Destination restaurant and it's a good drive out there. We drove mid October and the fall leaves…read morewere gorgeous. We drove through Oakville and got to experience the logging roads. The bar is rustic, has a good vibe and a ton of antique logging items to look at. You can bring your dog, and your dog can sit in a stool at the bar. There were probably 4 dogs at one point. You'll want to bring a dollar bill to sign and put on the wall. Billiards is free to play. You'll need to check out the bathrooms with the nudie pics..."I'm gonna be in here a while," I yelled to my cousin. The Saginaw Days happens in September which sounds like a fun family outing. The owner was a hoot. Said "that's the lying corner over there," pointing to a bunch of regular locals. They've owned it for about 4 years and left it the way it was. If you ask the owner to tell you the history, he will. It used to be a gas station 100 years ago. Mentioned a gentlemen who is 90 years old living in the house he was born in. There is an old bell that someone can ring when they want to buy the house a round of drinks. Bell came off an old steam engine. Before it was horse and buggy, donkeys, then it quickly modernized. When Saginaw Logging pulled out, it was the last of the big logs. They then started pulling out the train rails, as the wood trestles started rotting anyway, then sold the metal as scrap. They still do a lot of logging up there M- F so got to be careful when on the road. They put in Snoose Creek (the water trough by the bar) for the loggers to spit in. They couldn't smoke in the woods, bunkhouse, mess hall, etc. so loggers took to chewing tobacco. The tough guys just go ahead and swallow, the rookies would chew and spit. You'll see bottle caps in the parking lot as loggers used to throw them down to get grip on the wet muddy grounds for their trucks. It's a good hunting area. All the roads used to be open, but Warehouser, Park Blakley and others started locking their gates. The hunters have to pay $300 to get a key for the gate to go in now, so not as many hunters these days. We did dinner at Clark's restaurant on the way out. Good hamburgers and shakes.

How can words describe the level of hospitality at the Cabin Tavern in Shelton, WA? I'm speechless…read morewhen it comes to to expressing my experience. Exceeded all expectations!

Great food! Good drinks. Very clean and friendly. Excellent fish sandwich, that great with a cold…read morebeer.

The best dive bar in town with a cute little front patio that's dog friendly. The bathrooms leave…read moresomething to be desired but at the end of the day it's a dive bar. Let's adjust our expectations.

So the discussion at the Tavern was what should we get? I…read morechose a seafood pizza The basket combos did look good fish and chips is what I gently try to when I know the place has them and from what I read, they are good . The seafood pizza arrived hot. We also got some onion rings for appetizers. We both got Mac and Jack's for beer drinks. Which I do enjoy but afterwards to pair with pizza, I would've gone with blue moon The pizza was so good. I even enjoyed it the next day.. Service was up to point at a certain time until the regular started showing up The ambience was cool. Everyone was watching either the fights or the soccer. This may be a stop next time in town

I stopped into this place after doing a google search for a good hangout place. Well what showed…read morefirst was THIS PLACE!!!! And what is the name?? Being a huge Seinfeld fan they call it The Place To Be. I just knew that I had to check out the place since I had two hours to kill before my next appointment. I met Ashley whom purchase the bar back in August!! Well she was amazing the food was amazing the atmosphere was amazing I mean it really is the place to be when you're in Hoquiam WA!! Anyone else who lives near the Hoquiam WA area , the Aberdeen WA area ,or even Ocean Shores WA and the 98550, 98520, 98563 areas. Take it from a digital marketing specialist. You will greatly disappointed you did not stop by the PLACE TO BE!!!! #theplacetobe

friendly atmosphere. great mixed drinks. craft beers on tap in one of the oldest bars. Beautiful…read moreback bar NOT buried in pull tabs, and they have live contemporary music on the weekend. And a grassy beer garden too.

We have been here several times and have had excellent service and food. The ambiance is classy…read moreand the live music on Saturday evening is excellent. We are here watching the Super Bowl now and wish they had a bigger TV. We decided to just have drinks and cheesecake. The cheesecake was very good and the drinks were great.

Came here for a hungover breakfast and it brought us all back to life. Orange juice is made fresh,…read moreand our waitress was so nice! I had the biscuits and gravy which was excellent. The loft is a bar within the grill, and is giving bar with the decor and vibe. Would be a fun spot for drinks at night as well!

Much better than I expected!…read more My kids were hungry after hiking to the light house. I quickly search for the restaurants nearby and found Salt Pub. We came in for pizzas, unfortunately, they didn't have. Surprisedly, they had kids meals and the portion was fair enough that we were happily finished our dishes. The handout fries can be little salty, otherwise, e writhing is perfect.

Food was awesome. The family had fish and chips, clam chowder, the smoke salmon dip, grilled…read moresalmon pasta, and oyster shooters. Everything was top notch. Views were fantastic.

A quiet little place with great Bloody Mary's. The server was sweet and helpful. The place was…read moreclean and inviting .

Stopped in here for a quick lunch in getting into town and boy did I make the right choice. From…read morethe beginning, the staff was nice in their greeting and kind in their energy. The woman behind the bar, may have been the owner, was so kind, caring and attentive. She made conversation with me over my license from Colorado, asked my name and remembered it as I was leaving saying "have a nice day, Nate" Soooo sweet and kind. A true gem of a human. She even had regulars that she said "I told you when we were on that hike that I owe you a drink so this ones on me" freaking precious. Okay now that I'm done praising the owner/bartender. The food was exquisite too. I got a basic cheeseburger with pepper jack cheese, tomato, onion and lettuce. It was cooked well and was enjoyed heavily and quickly haha. The cook even came by to check that I liked it as well. Very warm place with great food. Much enjoyed. The place was clean and kept up well. This was one of the first dive bars I had been to where they had slots and that was a bit of a twist. I didn't roll the dice on them as the only thing I gamble on is once a year and that the horses at the Kentucky derby. Keeps my gambling in line and doesn't upset the in-laws too much. If I visit Seaside OR again, I will absolutely find myself back here for another delicious burger and friendly interaction.