We stopped by Twede's Cafe after a hike to refuel with some carbs, and it was such a fun stop. It's famous for appearing in Twin Peaks, and we loved looking at all the memorabilia. We ordered two of the mix-ins without realizing just how massive the portions are. When the plates came out, we were honestly shocked by the size. Mexican Mix-In - Really flavorful and loved how cheesy it was. This ended up being my favorite of the two. Jalapeño Mix-In - Also tasty. The jalapeno had a good kick. Both dishes were a super hearty mix of potatoes, cheese eggs, and toppings -- classic comfort breakfast food. The portions were huge; we barely made a dent and probably only ate about a quarter before we were completely stuffed. Next time we come back, we definitely want to try their famous cherry pie! read more

Twede's Cafe - Jalapeño mix - American Near Me - North Bend, Washington

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It's ok. Service is waaaay too long Person checking you in is unorganized. We could've sat on the counter- didn't offer to us. We have to wait for a booth. When we got called for our table we weren't taken to our table but was just told "it's thee third one down" Food - nothing special. Ambience- L O U D!!! You can skip this place... read more

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We saw someone with delicious looking cookies at the brewery & we obviously had to track them down. When we got to the door at Twede's it said closed early for maintenance. We were sooo bummed but said what the hell & knocked anyway. The staff was so friendly & inviting. We got our cookies & they were phenomenal. Highly recommend. Now we will have to come back for real food next time! read more

I was a little embarrassed to go here for the Twin Peaks nostalgia, but several other parties were there for the same reason, so it wasn't awkward. :-) The decor seems unchanged, plus there are a couple displays of memorabilia and a small souvenir shop in the back. The server was attentive and fun and the food was surprisingly good! I had the Beyond Burger, sweet potato fries and vegan cherry pie. read more

If I'm not wrong, this is the spot famous for the cherry pie that Kyle MacLachlan's character loved to eat in the show "Twin Peaks." Like several of the businesses in town, the cafe features wonderful retro design and signage. We can vouch for the pie as well - it's amazing. We inhaled the pie. The crust, covered in sugar crystals, is amazing. We will definitely return to try more menu items. This is a fun stop, especially for fans of the show - for fans it's imperative. read more

Twede's Cafe - American Near Me - North Bend, Washington

Met a girlfriend in Northbend for breakfast and she recommend this gem! Amazing! This is an old fashioned restaurant in which it has made several appearances on shows! Got the basic two egg breakfast! So much food I brought some home! Also got the homemade biscuits! Delicious! They are known for the pies! We didn't get one but I know there will be a next time! read more

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Love this little gem in North Bend! Prices are reasonable, Services fantastic, very stoic and rustic... Love that it was part of TV memorabilia from the 1990s Twin Peaks TV show! Me and my fiancé have gone here twice to eat breakfast and we have not been disappointed. I have had the omelette, and today I had the French toast with eggs. Their sausage is some of the best sausage I've ever had, French toast was light and fluffy, eggs were made perfectly. Fiancé had a huge flapjack. (I'm talking the size of a plate flapjack) And eggs and he loved it, we ate every bite. Bill was extremely reasonable at $42 total. read more

Twede's Cafe - French toast with eggs and a side of sausage - American Near Me - North Bend, Washington

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How could I not visit THE Twin Peaks diner. Yes, I made my fiancé drive the opposite direction of our plans just so we could get breakfast here. It was about 40 minutes east driving from downtown Seattle. I'm so happy I did. It's fun living in pop culture. Parking was easy to find, it was right along the cafe. On our visit (it was a weekday), it felt like a healthy mix of locals and Twin Peaks fans. We were seated immediately. Our server was super sweet and attentive. I love that they had a budget menu with me sized portions! I always want pancakes, meat, and eggs, but can rarely finish a big breakfast. This was the perfect option for me and quite delicious. My fiancé got the breakfast sandwich on a biscuit and the meat was burnt. He wasn't the biggest fan. The hash browns were nice. We of course got some coffee and cherry pie. If you like a dark roast, this is the cup of coffee for you. I LOVED THE CHERRY PIE. I don't go out of my way to normally order pie, but when I do I dream of it being as tasty as this one. The soft serve vanilla ice cream on top really elevated the whole thing. It was fun to see all the Twin Peaks paraphernalia in the space. There was also a book filled with art and letters from fans. I especially loved the nail sets. I loved the nostalgic feel of this cafe. If you're in the area (or even not haha), I'd recommend checking this gem out. read more

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My first time at Twede's. Loved it. Nice diner/ café in the heart of town. Super cute. Loved the colors which took me back to the 50s - my very favorite era. Had the chicken teriyaki burger. Delicious! Cherry pie with soft serve to live for. Will definitely go back with my friends. Service was also pretty good. Thanks Twede's! read more

Twede's Cafe - American Near Me - North Bend, Washington

I had no idea of the famous roots of this place until we actually ate there and almost everyone dining there was because of the Twin Peaks tv show in the 90s. Learning this gave me high hopes but I was quickly disappointed. We did have to wait a half hour to be seated but I figured that was normal with it being a weekend in the summer. It took almost an hour for our food to come out and the restaurant was only half filled. I ordered the chicken fried steak and my husband got the half order of biscuits and gravy. My Chicken fried steak was pretty good which is why I gave it 2 stars, everything else was lackluster. I asked for my eggs over medium and they were barely easy. Something I couldn't eat. Our waitress also took our sodas for a refill and never brought them back and we still had half the meal to go and were not checked on after that. When checking out I did express our disappointment with the hostess who told us to just come back another day. Unfortunately we're not from the area so it's rare for us to be out that direction more than once a year. We'll look at another meal location next time.. read more

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Excellent service with a twin peaks ambience. Pass on the turkey melt and get the twin peaks burger. Milkshake and pie is a must. Twin Peaks souvenirs like stickers and magnet at the hostess area. Wait may seem long but check in before you get the "table is ready" text and you may get seated earlier than anticipated :) read more

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This place rules. Friendly, awesome service. Easy to get on the wait list. They (almost) always get you in sooner than they say. The coffee is of the highest diner quality. The burgers are delicious and they have so many vegetarian/vegan options. The pie is amazing. They also have milkshakes and soft serve. A pastry case if you're still hungry after all that. The servers are incredibly friendly, attentive, and on the ball. They have also fully embraced the Twin Peaks connection so you're basically eating at the R.R., if that means anything to you. I got to sit in Bobby and Major Briggs' booth today. We used to have a lot of great diners in Seattle and now most of them are gone or not any good. It's worth it to drive to North Bend for a proper diner experience. read more

I was done getting my enhanced drivers license and was hungry so I Yelped this place. Well the one review said this is famous from the show Twin Peaks. Well, I loved what I ordered I kept saying this is so good!! The staff were really attentive and so friendly. It has that feel of an ol' diner. Which I love I definitely want to come to this place again! read more

Twede's Cafe - Fish burger and fries - American Near Me - North Bend, Washington

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Today is Saturday and the soup of the day is vegetable beef. It looked good but somebody had a heavy hand with the salt. After a few spoons I could not eat it. Husband had a bowl of chili. He said it was fine. I told our wait person and he apologized. He said just about everyone who ordered the soup said it was too salty. Never again. I'm sure there is better food elsewhere. Two stars is for my husband's chili. read more

As Twin Peaks fans, my husband and I were so excited to stop by Twede's Cafe to try some cherry pie and a damn good cup of coffee. Thankfully, we were not disappointed. When we first walked up to the cafe, you're welcomed by the giant sign at the front. As soon as you open the doors, you're welcomed with the exact same warm, welcoming cafe interior that you see on the show. They kept everything the same, which was such a treat! We were seated very quickly and were luckily placed in a booth near the back, right by a picture of Norma where she sat in season 3. Our server was also very kind and got us everything super quick. The coffee itself is exactly what you'd expect - coffee. The milkshake was quite decadent with the chocolate, needing a lot of mixing if you really want to use the straw. Otherwise, a spoon is perfect for the sweet treat! Finally, the cherry pie was warm, comforting, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The crust is nice with just a bit of crunch to it, which matches perfectly with the cherry filling. I'd come back just for the pie! This is a great spot for some food and an even better spot if you're a fan of the show. There's also a ton of memorabilia near the bathroom and towards the front, making it a great destination! read more

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Delicious diner food, excellent service, fun ambiance for All my fellow twin peaks lovers! read more

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I pretty much made Twede's my personal kitchen while in town. Here's how that went: Day 1: Cheeseburger/fries. The burger had shredded lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise and was very good, even a little on the salty side (and I don't say that too often). Bottomless fries were okay but even at okay, I'm eating them. I don't even care for shredded lettuce, but I wiped that plate clean. Being on Sunday, this was the busiest of all my time here. Staff was great thanks to Arianne and Levi. Day 2: Hash browns, crispy bacon, chocolate chip pancake (1). Portions are huge, and I should have inquired how large the pancake was as I could not finish this. All was very good, especially the hash brown, which basically took up the whole plate. I didn't get the name of the nice lady working this early shift. Day 2.5: Roast turkey dinner (vegetable was corn) with a roll and side salad (thousand island dressing). Turkey was good, mashed potatoes were Really good, cranberry sauce was perfect, corn was not very warm, but was edible. This was a great, but filling choice. Enjoyed this at a booth away from the windows. Thanks Jacob for making cool conversation. Day 3: BLT on toasted white with ruffled chips and cole slaw. The ideal send-off for me since it left me pleasantly full, but not overstuffed. Cole slaw was actually really delicious; strange as it may sound, I swear it almost had a buttery taste which sounds odd but whatever it was, it worked. Brandi, you were awesome! As for dessert, I'm honestly not a huge pie fan but for obvious reasons, I had to try their cherry pie. I 'tried' this twice out of my four visits (had I been able to take this on the plane, I would have had a third 'try'). This was so good; cherries were more sweet than tart (my preference), and the crunch of the crystallized sugar on top of the perfect crust made it even more enjoyable. Sat at the counter for the first couple times as not to take up a booth for multiple parties. However, I finally took over when I realize coming at off-hours helped so I didn't have to think about taking up all that extra space. Smaller people like myself would do best at the first counter stools; the back ones sit higher up, but so does the counter. Parking: they have their own lot which was packed when I first came here, but I found a street spot easily on my other visits. No meters (or I didn't see any), I think 2-hour limit. The only non-edible item I bought was a pin to add to my bag since I already had ordered a RR mug to my place before Christmas. Only those 'in the know' will understand the following: No logging trucks drove by, no weird plaster-masked kid was in the parking lot with his grandma. I realize now there was no jukebox here, but they had classic rock playing lightly in the background, since there's always music in the air. I hope no one goes (or has gone) 'MT Wentz' on this place, because that would be tragic. However, I get everyone will have their own experience, and I'm so happy to say mine was a great one. read more

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Come enjoy your damn fine cup of coffee and cherry pie from the iconic television series twin peaks. The outside is going through some construction but the inside is still modeled to look like the television show. Food is excellent and worth the visit even if you are not a fan of the show. Inside was very crowded, but wait times are not too bad. Usual wait time was 30 mins and will send you a text when your table is ready so you can explore the downtown area. With the addition to the coffee and pie I also enjoyed the corned beef hash with medium eggs and a strawberry milkshake. Definitely will visit again and would recommend to family and friends read more

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Their claim to fame is being featured in the show Twin Peaks, and serving up "a damn fine cup of coffee" and a slice of cherry pie. Both of which I had to get, along with a chicken fried steak, biscuits and gravy, and corned beef hash. This breakfast spot is always busy, so there was a considerable wait for our meal, but the service, kitchy ambiance, and giant portions made up for it! Sadly, the vegan and regular cherry pies were not very good. I wish the crusts had been flakier and the filling had been less processed; the whipped cream did not taste fresh and was more like Cool Whip. The coffee was good diner-style coffee and came in comically huge mugs. read more

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We stopped here for lunch on a recent trip to the Seattle area. Our food was great, and everyone was happy. Our server, and everyone, who worked there were great. You get unlimited French fries which we didn't even need since the portions were so large! The best part was having a cup of coffee and a slice of the BEST cherry pie made famous by Twin Peaks (it is the famous RR diner location for Twin Peaks). I can't wait to go back! read more

Obviously, the fact that this is the Mecca for the Twin Peaks series, makes it a pretty well known place. It's got a really cool vibe with good diner food. The cherry pie and coffee is a lot better now. They have great options for breakfast and lunch and the portions are huge! The staff is really nice and very accommodating. "I'm going to let you in on a little secret. Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it, don't wait for it, just let it happen. It could be a new shirt at the men's store, a catnap in your office chair or two cups of good hot black coffee." -- Special Agent Dale Cooper, Twin Peaks, Season 1: Realization Time read more

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Lifelong resident of the Seattle area. We went on a Twin Peaks pilgrimage today for the first time today. Had to stop at the Double R. Never been before. Did not disappoint. Service was great for lunch. Hostess, waitress and expediters were awesome and quick. Food was great. Had several cups of Damn Fine coffee and finished off the meal with a slice of Cherry Pie. The small Twin Peaks display on the counter is very interesting if you are Twin Peaks buff. Highly recommend! read more

That's a damn fine café! Twin Peaks association aside (if possible), my wife and I absolutely loved everything about this incredible little diner. Family-run (or so it seems), with friendly, attentive and efficient staff, a sizeable menu of primarily breakfast, lunch and brunch staples, desserts (cherry pie, anyone?) and, of course...a damn fine cup of coffee! My wife and I ordered the mushroom swiss and jalapeno burgers, respectively, and her burger was, in her own words, "the best she'd ever had!"...and this is coming from the woman who claims that she's "not much of a burger person". Lies! Maybe that was true once upon a time, but I've worked my magic on her, and this is decidedly not the case anymore! And after this weekend's visit, I expect her tune to change! Similarly, the jalapeno burger was juicy, saucy, spicy and delicious. I always say, if I don't have to ask for a bottle of A1 sauce, then it's a good burger. In fact, it's a damn good burger (starting to notice a trend, here?). To round things out, we both had a mimosa, referred to by our awesome server Jacob (if I remember correctly) as "happy juice", and of course, a slice of that cherry pie! Portion sizes are absolutely absurd, but somehow the prices do not reflect this. How they manage to keep the doors open is a bigger mystery than the fate of Laura Palmer! Then again, with food, service and ambiance this good, I guess it's not all that hard to figure out. Sorry, Coop...mystery solved! read more

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We went right after opening on a Sunday morning. There were some booths open but filled up quickly as we ate. There is a small parking lot and street parking. The lot was about half full when we arrived. It's a nice, cozy diner. It was decorated for Halloween when we went. We were able to order and get our food quickly. The server was nice and attentive. The food was good. The mixes are very large. The french toast is yummy. I would definitely come back next time I'm in North Bend! read more

The food is not great. Not even for trashy dinner food. I'm not yelping this for the quality of food. I'm yelping this because I'm a Twin Peaks fan. We got a patty melt, that came with bottomless hand cut fries, "damn good" coffee, and "twin peaks" cherry pie. The patty melt was fine, but not for the price, the coffee was so burnt, and the cherry pie not baked long enough. The service was ok. They seemed stress from a rush but whatever, they are serving a bunch of weirdo fans for a weirdo show from the 90s. All that said, I really enjoyed it. I bought merch, the best the town had to offer, ate an ok burger, drank terrible coffee and ate bad cherry pie. I would go again. Before you leave, take a pic with the mural in the back, go look at the photos on the way to the bathroom, buy some weird merch, and take some pics. read more

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This is the Twin Peaks pie shop, so we stop by for pie whenever we are in town. The restaurant looks like a classic diner and from what I've seen of the menu is a diner. Staff are always friendly even when super busy. They try to accommodate people as much as possible. Since I have only ever gotten pie to go I cant speak much of the food. But every pie I have tried here has been great. read more

We live about an hour out of town & stopped by Twede's during a berry picking visit. The young lady who checked us in was so very sweet and welcoming. She found seats at the bar for us right away. And then that was it. We sat & waited forever to order. There 5 employees behind the bar and no one was waiting on us, so I finally asked one of them if we were actually supposed to order at the register and he told us that a server was supposed to come. We waited several more minutes and gave up to walk to Iron Duck instead where we had fast service and a great lunch out on the lovely patio. Skip Twede's and go anywhere else instead. read more

This is classic diner feel with a long runway down the middle for staff. Bar seating on both sides with booths lining the walls. The atmosphere is charming and familiar. Food portions were huge!! Coffee was great. Loved the biscuits and gravy - they have a sweetness to them that really makes it different. And the biscuits are amazing. read more

We came here on President Day, a busy Monday late morning. I'm not a Twin Peak fan but I'd say this place looks like a cute cozy diner in the neighborhood that I'll come here to have a big breakfast every now and then. There were still some seats available on the bar so we took them since tables were required to wait. I had veggie omelette and my partner had three pieces of French toasts. It took a while for us to had our food since it was a busy hour. But my we both agreed it was worth the wait. I liked my omelette, first, the portion was HUGE. Egg was nicely cooked. Second, there were lots of veggies in it. Flavor wise, omelette was a bit bland so I had some salt and pepper and it became just perfect. Hash brown was good too, crispy and crunchy on the outside. Overall, it was a nice place to have a big meal if you're visiting Mount Si. read more

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We sure love the 'best damn coffee'! *it actually is pretty good. I'm not a Twin Peaks fan, never watched it - but I enjoy eating at this restaurant. It is very much a traditional diner from decades ago. From the bar seating in the center to the booths and design of the place. Pricing is typical for a diner. I wouldn't say it's anything far from what you'd pay at ihop. They do have a senior menu that's discounted for anyone over 55 years old. read more

Unfortunate to have loud exterior construction during our visit, but a fun destination as a Twin Peaks fan. My Rueben was satisfactory and the fries were a real potato style which had a good taste but were a bit soggy. The pie experience is a must if you're a fan of twin peaks. Had the cherry of course! If it wasn't for the show experience, I don't think I'd have likely walked in. read more

Another great meal at Twede's after a long day in Seattle at dr appointments! It was a wee bit cold this evening. However, it still remains one of our favourite places to eat! The music was nice and it was fairly quiet this evening. Lindsay was amazing! We go to Twede's as much for the staff as the food! read more

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We truly loved this gem, I do like to read feedback but also make my own mind up if i like a place or not. So being that its an adorable town and ambiance we had a feeling it would be good. We had a small wait which was fine so we could walk down the cute streets. We came back to our table being ready. not fancy by any means but we saw a biscuit walk by and instantly knew it was a mile high biscuit i desired. The biscuit was the best i have ever had it paired perfectly with the gravy my belly left full. Others at the table tried sandwiches and burgers. Yes the service was a little slow but they were working their tails off and for good food you can deal with it! cannot wait to come back def makes my list of great Diners to come back to when in the area i will go out of my way for this one!!! read more

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I have been waiting years to come here, each time I've visited the wait time has been long so when we went the other day randomly in the afternoon I was delighted to see no wait and easy seating! To say I was ecstatic to be there was an understatement. The ambiance itself is such a vibe, it's so nostalgic inside and truly a time warp. We were seated quickly, and provided menus and greeted by a very nice gentleman. He gave us time to look over the menu and took our order. Since it was late afternoon we opted for a PBJ burger and the French dip. We asked for the fries to be extra crispy. I also ordered a cherry coke. There were fellow Twin Peaks fans eating at the table next to us and the waiter was so informative about the restaurant and some other local places to visit. Our food came out and well, presentation was fine. The fries were not extra crispy in fact they weren't all the way cooked. The burger was simple and ok. My French dip was loaded for sure but the meat was so tough to chew and get through. I'd been waiting for the famous cherry pie so we got a piece. I was already a little disappointed when I saw them put it in the microwave. It came to the table and looked good but the bottom was soggy from being heated in the microwave and the filling tasted like it just came out of a can. I'm happy I got to visit this place for the ambiance but not for the food. Maybe it's better for breakfast? I'm not sure since I'm not inspired to go back anytime soon. (Insert sad face here) read more

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Accident.y stumbled in here. Had a meeting in North Bend and by 2:00 pm, I was starving. We only had a half hour for lunch. Clueless, I drove to downtown North Bend to find a lunch place. Found this rare open cafe on a Monday. There was about a fifteen minute waiting time to be seated. The service was chaotic. Different staff trying to seat many diners. I did not anticipate the drive for service. The inside of this diner is widely decorated with Twin Peaks memorabilia. Impressed by the counter stools and booths. It takes you back in time. Friendly staff,but clearly overwhelmed by the popularity. Had to wait about a half hour to place my order after being seated. And, another half hour for food to arrive. They offered a soup of the day. I got the navybean soup out of nostalgia. They also have chili soup every day. The soup was good. Clearly, premade and sat for a while before being served. I looked around and saw almost everyone was ordering a hamburger. So, I ordered this too. The burger patties were overcooked and quite dry. Not a great hamburger, just a mediocre one. Fries were precooked and lukewarm. They offered the famed cherry pie, plus peach pie. I order peach pie any chance I get. Peach pie was not that great, too sweet and a not flacky crust. More mealy than tender. I did watch Twin Peaks and am glad I checked this place out. It is more of a nostalgic experience than a destination for good food. read more

I only had fries and some of the milkshakes and both were decent. Service was a bit slow, we had to ask for dessert rather than have them ask us. Both of my kids were happy with their respective animal pancake and burger. All in all it was an okay place to bring kids to. I hear it's been featured in Twin Peaks, but I haven't seen the show. Typical American diner ambiance. read more

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The food was better than I expected considering this place is mostly known for being in that tv show. The biscuits and gravy were alright and the cherry pie was much sweeter and less tart than other pies I have had in the past. read more

Twede's Cafe - Biscuits & gravy (full order) - American Near Me - North Bend, Washington

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As a fan of the twin peaks show I was really looking forward to coming here. Of course seeing all the Twin Peaks and David Lynch stuff was really cool. The food was delicious, classic diner stuff and I wasn't disappointed. Due to Twin Peaks it was really nice to be in diner, although I will say the tv show carries the whole vibe. The service is definitely the worst part, they need a better system, simple as that. read more

Very delicious food, perfect breakfast spot especially if your a visitor. Service is always great! Place is clean and always full, so shy around busy times. Food is spot on every time and tastes very original with a good size in portions. read more

Twede's Cafe - Hash browns and breakfast sandwich - American Near Me - North Bend, Washington

we were late for dinner but the coffee and cherry pie made up for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!