This is the original Rogers ice cream and burgers in Coeur d'alene…read more Rogers has become a little bit of a franchise, so there are several locations including in Hayden and in post falls. But this location on Sherman avenue is the original... I think. The burgers at Rogers are really good. Exactly what you'd expect from a fast food griddle Burger. The selection is pretty limited, but that's okay for a burger stand. The ice cream in the shakes are good as well. This location there is only outdoor seating. You order at one window, and then they call your name and the food comes out at a different window. And then you can either take it to go or eat on one of the outdoor tables they have. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. And the food is good. Definitely worth stopping by if you're downtown looking for a burger.

45 Minutes for Two Scoops and a Caramel Sighting…read more We had wanted to try Roger's Ice Cream & Burgers, so on a warm 80-degree afternoon we stopped by for what we thought would be a quick ice cream. There were only a couple of people ahead of us, so we assumed we would be enjoying our ice cream in short order. As it turned out, "short order" may mean something different in the frozen dairy arts. It took about ten minutes just to reach the window. When we finally stepped up, the order window was abruptly shut. No greeting. No smile. No explanation. Not even a glance in our direction. Just bang--and suddenly the window became less of a service window and more of a stage curtain. After several minutes of silence, we considered politely knocking just to make sure we had not become invisible. Eventually, someone inside made brief eye contact, so our existence was confirmed. Still, it took another ten minutes or so before the window opened again. "Can I help you?" That was it. No "thanks for waiting." No "sorry about the delay." Just the efficient warmth of a parking meter. When my wife ordered, there was a minor misunderstanding. She asked for a "small scoop," meaning a single scoop, though "small" apparently is not one of their listed sizes. This could have been handled easily. Instead, the correction carried the emotional weight of translating ancient Greek during a lunch rush. We ordered two single scoops in cups. I added caramel topping for an extra 99 cents, which I assumed meant something more than a caramel rumor. Just as we were about to ask how long it might take, the window closed again. Then we waited. And waited. And waited. At about the 25-minute mark, I began wondering whether the ice cream was being made from scratch, beginning with negotiations with the cow. By the 35-minute mark, our quick ice cream stop had become less of a treat and more of a character-building exercise with spoons. All told, it took just over 40 minutes to receive two single scoops in cups. During that time, no one offered an update, an apology, or even a simple acknowledgment. When the ice cream was finally handed to us, the window was immediately shut again. The caramel topping I had paid extra for looked less like a topping and more like a few thin drizzle lines that had passed briefly over the ice cream on their way somewhere else. My scoop was also noticeably smaller than my wife's, even though we had ordered the same size. I took a photo because, at that point, the picture said it better than I could. I tried to get someone's attention and asked whether the caramel may have been missed or rushed. Without really looking at it, I was told, "No, that's the right amount." And then the window closed again. By the time we walked away, our "quick stop" for two scoops of ice cream had taken about 45 minutes. The service felt cold, rushed, indifferent, and oddly burdened by our presence, as though we had accidentally wandered into a staff-only moment and ordered ice cream. The ice cream itself did not rescue the experience. It was not terrible. It was not bland. It was not the worst ice cream we have ever had. It was something almost more disappointing: completely unremarkable. After decades of eating ice cream in all sorts of places, I cannot remember having anything quite this mediocre. It was barely ice cream one would cross a parking lot for, let alone wait 45 minutes for it. I enjoy writing reviews, and most of mine are five stars. I do not enjoy writing negative ones. But in this case, between the long wait, the lack of communication, the dismissive service, the uneven portion size, and the underwhelming 99-cent caramel appearance, this was a deeply disappointing first visit. A simple greeting, a quick apology, or even a "thanks for your patience--we're backed up" would have changed the entire experience. Instead, we got silence, a slamming window, and a caramel topping that seemed to be practicing minimalism.

Cute little food truck with great burgers! The fries left a little to be desired, but it's a solid…read morebang for your buck, 10/10 will be back.

The Order: General (burger) + Loaded Brisket Fries…read more First off... Online ordering... aka ScrollFest 2026... worked great, even if it felt like filling out a mortgage application. A heroic amount of options. I'm sure some folks love that level of control, but by the end I half-expected a personality test. On a phone? Absolutely unhinged. Desktop was survivable... barely. Pickup: Online said 30 minutes (6:23pm). Reality said "Nah, we're done already" at 6:09pm. Credit where it's due... glad I went down early so the food didn't turn into sad leftovers before I even met it. Presentation: Burger and fries looked good. No shame there. Instagram wouldn't have laughed at me. The General (Burger): Unfortunately... dry. Not send-it-back dry, but definitely "thank God for pickles" dry. The pickles did some real heavy lifting, adding the only noticeable zip. BBQ sauce and ranch were apparently present in spirit only... I saw a drip, but my taste buds never got the memo. Result: A decent burger. Not bad. Not memorable. Certainly not something I'd text a friend about like "BRO YOU HAVE TO TRY THIS." Loaded Brisket Fries: Flavor? Good. Sauce? Tasty. Execution? Eh. For $12, the portion felt a little "is this the appetizer?" The fries could've been warmer and better mixed... instead it was more like scavenger hunting for bites that had everything together. The deep-fried cheese curds were legit but borderline fork-vs-curd death match. That plastic fork never stood a chance. Outsides were pretty crusty... almost too committed to the crunch. Overall Verdict: Good food. Nothing offensive. Nothing that screams "come back often." If I'm nearby and hungry... sure. If I'm choosing a place intentionally... probably not. Final Score: 3.5 stars... rounding up to 4 because I believe in grace. Solid effort. Some wins. Some misses. No fireworks. Would eat again... but only if someone else picked the place and I didn't have to scroll for 10 minutes first Ambiance: N/A. Consumed at home where the lighting was good and the floor was not sticky.

I've been to every Roger's Burger joint in town. You might say I'm an aficionado. I certainly…read moreappreciate their huckleberry ice cream. But what keeps me coming back are the burgers. Hot fresh burgers, and their burger of the month is always something that's a little off the wall. Sometimes not my cup of tea, but other times drool-worthy. The place always seems clean. And they have four different sauces for your fries. Should you decide to go to Rogers for the first time, here's a few hints: Bring cash. They give you a discount for paying in cash. Eat the fries while they're hot. Get the huckleberry ice cream. You'll thank me later.

Came for ice cream - ordered 2 pints and a shake. Service is slow, just be in the know. Also needs…read moresome better circulation of air inside. Everyone was friendly, bathrooms and seating area were clean.

Food - Favorite wing spot in the valley. The waffle fries are bomb.com…read more Good sauces too. Ambiance - I usually get to go but they have a lot of TV's and good beer selection. Service - Good service too.

Hadn't been since the new ownership until today and it was a 12/10 experience! Food was great…read more Staff were amazing and super friendly. We will be back! The onion rings are so good!

Hayden local is best i think they are freshly I went into subway the other day and there bread was…read morevery hard the veggie looks gross i'll never go back to Subway again. Their food was gross Local deli is amazing. You will not be disappointed. There so options for vegan friendly there it's best sandwich,I give them 100% percent

I used to love Local Deli Mama dip sandwich. I brought my friend on Sat at noon. The roast beef was…read moregrizzled and tough. Did they change the beef. The rice krispy treat was great

Great sandwiches. Super friendly service. Small community oriented business . Cozy settingread more

Decent spot for a quick sandwich for lunch. Inside seating as well as small patio…read more Ordered the #6 sandwich. Was hoping it had a little more spicy kick, but it still fit the bill. Friendly service. Not open on weekends.

Very disappointed in there service The first I came here was…read morebut this I found hair in my food

Really great components to create a tasty dish: fluffy eggs, crispy, fried chicken, savory gravy,…read moreand the most delicious potatoes. Only ate half for breakfast as it is a large portion, not nearly as good when not fresh so I would recommend splitting if you're not a big eater. Friendly service, happy to have good carts in the area.

Good cheese steak with kimchi. I think you get your moneys worth. I would take this over Bruchi's…read moreany day. Clean lobby.

8.10.25: Finally had a chance to check out this place. It was a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't very…read morebusy when we walked in. Nice, big clean space and not cluttered. My friend is into Philly Cheesesteaks and I wanted to try the veggie rice bowl. So at the ordering counter, there's a bell to ring for help or to ask questions. With that said, it's a DIY kiosk tablet that was pretty simple and user friendly. My friend got a traditional Philly Ribeye Cheesesteak with extra cheese and an order of cheese fries. I got the veggie rice bowl with all the veggies offered except for jalapenos. I choose 2 sauce options: soy aioli and gochujang. I also got a side order of fries. My veggie bowl arrived hot and steamy and had a pretty good flavor profile considering I chose 2 sauces. Rice to veggies was proportionate and the portion itself was worth the value too. If there's any suggestion, it would be to use a different rice or add a little water to it throughout the day as it's on the warmer so it doesn't dry out as fast. I'm a bit weird and like my veggies slightly undercooked and will ask for that next time. Overall, I enjoyed the veggie rice bowl. Now, the fries were amazing! Great crisp, tender inside, and best of all it had this texture I only come across sometimes. I tried to take a pic to capture what I mean. But ikyk! My friend, at first glance of his Philly, wondered where all the cheese was since he ordered extra cheese. Well, it's safe to say it was nicely folded into the meat because after taking a few bites, he said it really liked it and that it was definitely cheesy. He got 2 different cheeses and said next time he will order extra peppers. He also made mention of the bread used and how he liked it and that the bread used could make or break the sandwich. In the end, he wished he ordered another sandwich to-go for later lol. The cheese fries were SUPER CHEESY so if you're into that, definitely order it. There was only 1 gentleman working, cooking, and cleaning. I want to guess he was the owner. He was really friendly and helpful and cooked us up a great lunch. On a sidenote, bathrooms need a code and the women's was really clean.