The cook was really slow cooking one order at a time..The food was really good.We ordered our food…read morethere where several people that got there food before us

Best bar in town! Gotta love horns! And the food is pretty darn good too! If you are driving…read morethrough it's a great place to relax for a minute

This another excellent farm town find for me. It's a very casual and laid back atmosphere where…read morethe locals embrace outsiders. There's nothing about this place that 'quick' but it's not slow either. You come here to have a meal and chat it up with others if you'd like. The food is excellent and right sized so that you are full, but not wasted by overeating. I had the biscuits & gravy with hash browns and eggs. All were spot on and made me a happy man before heading back out on the cycle. Servers were friendly and knew all the locals by name. It's that kind of place. If passing through, it's worth the stop. Btw, I see one person didn't care for the coffee and gave them a poor rating. I thought the coffee was excellent enough to polish off a few mugs of it. For motorcyclists, the parking lot is mostly gravel with a small concrete pad directly in front of the store.

Food is really good. Especially the biscuits. Friendly staff. We had an omelette and a scramble…read more The sandwiches looked good also. Homemade sides. I.e. potato and macaroni salads.

What an incredibly pleasant surprise on my way home from Loup Loup. I loved the food, LOVED the…read morethrifted merch, loved the coffee, the vibes were fantastic. The servers were efficient, friendly, helpful and not over the top. They had comfy furniture, toys for the kiddies, and real dishes. I hope I will find more opportunities to be in Grand Coulee in the morning. If you are in town needing food and coffee, get your buns up there!

We visited Voltage Coffee House during our stay in Grand Coulee and were surprised we hadn't…read morediscovered it sooner. We've been coming here for four years to visit family and never realized this place existed. After growing frustrated with the other coffee shop on the main drag, we searched for nearby options and were relieved to find this one open. Overall, Voltage Coffee House was a much better experience. You could actually taste the coffee in the drinks, which was a nice change. The gal who took our order was friendly and greeted us with a smile, which added a welcoming touch. The two baristas preparing the drinks seemed a bit disoriented and unsure with some of the orders, so I was pleasantly surprised when the drinks came out just right. The ambiance of the café felt a little scattered--it didn't seem like there was a consistent theme--but the space definitely has good bones and the potential to be something special. One small thing I appreciated was that they don't put the lids or straws on your drinks for you. It's a simple but thoughtful touch that I personally prefer. We'll definitely be back.

Food was fast and my eggs were made how i like them! Small inside area but is next to a bar and has…read moreoutside seating!

We've been visiting Grand Coulee frequently over the past four years to spend time with family. On…read moreour last two trips, we stopped by the Spillway Bar and Grill--mainly because of the limited dining options in the area. The first visit, we had the chicken strips and fries, which were decent. However, when we returned yesterday and ordered the same thing, the quality had noticeably declined. The fries tasted like they were cooked in old oil, and both items had an unpleasant aftertaste. This morning, we decided to give it one more try for breakfast. The staff had mentioned their breakfast was the best around, and again, with few other choices, we figured it was worth a shot. We ordered the breakfast burrito to share, since it was a hefty $15. Good thing we split it--the portion was enormous, definitely too big for one person. While the burrito was packed with ingredients, it was unfortunately very bland and lacked any real flavor. The ambiance was alright, but several tables had leftover food and hadn't been cleaned. This stood out because there were at least three staff members walking around, and it wasn't busy at all. It gave the impression that cleanliness wasn't much of a priority. Aside from the friendly staff, this place just doesn't deliver when it comes to taste or attention to detail.

Perfect place to stop for a quick meal on a roadtrip! I stopped here for breakfast twice while…read morecamping in the area. It's right off the highway and offers a great selection of coffee, breakfast items, sandwiches, pastries, and other sweet drinks. Everything I ate was very delicious and really hit the stop in preparation for long days outside hiking and camping. Both mornings I ate the breakfast burrito with sausage. Very well prepared and filling, with some very yummy salsa on the side. I also tried two of their muffins, both were fantastic and came with optional icing. Very tasty sweet treat. Their coffee is also great! I had an iced latte one morning and a hot latte the next morning. Both were great. The workers inside were super friendly and welcoming. It's clearly popular with locals, as there were lines inside and at the drive thru. But service was very fast! The vibes inside were nice and cozy. Right off the highway so it's an easy stop, and it's attached to a gas station making it very convenient. I will definitely come back here next time I'm in the Coulee City area.

Excellent espresso, delicious sandwiches, warm friendly service! What more could you ask for? Thank…read moreyou so much!

The service was impeccable, and so was the food. Our coffee was perfect (tasted like homemade…read moreflavor vs icky syrup). The pastries were delicious. I'll be dreaming of that morning glory muffin for a while. My family loved their quiche, hand and cheese croissant, and croissant. 10/10 recommend!

Little cafe off State Route 20. Stopped in for a few drinks, take away food, and cookies. We came…read morein with less than 10 min before they closed and a few people came in after 4PM which didn't seem to be a problem. Decent selection of food and cookies at that time. Nice staff, great salted dark chocolate walnut cookie ($4.75+tax). Restroom for the nearby shops are behind The Little Dipper, accessible next to Oliver's Artisan Kitchen.

YUM!! Fresh-cut fries and homemade bacon-onion jam on the BLT. Great people and a great place to…read morestop! Did I mention the bacon jam?? To die for!

Great little place, good food and drinks. Lots of history I liked it is right off highway 97read more

My favorite is the Almond puff pastry! I never miss a morning pastry and latte while in town…read more Great pizza's too!

Been here a few times and generally pretty happy. I can always count on a good sandwich. The…read moreoutside can definitely use some work to make it more comfortable and appeasing to the eye but that's not a reflection of the food. What brings me to my review though is my most recent visit (today). I ordered a sandwich, croissant, 2 applesauce pouches and a bottled water. The price they charged me for the pouches and the sandwich were not consistent with the price listed on the menu/signage. When I said something it was met with awkward eye glances, snickers and distaste. It's not the price that I was bothered by, it was the fact that it did not match what was advertised and I was made to feel like a bother when I politely pointed it out

We wanted something other than good Mexican food, so we went out of our way a bit to try this place…read morein Soap Lake. We ordered two sandwiches and a carrot cake cupcake. The man who took our order said it would be about 25 minutes; it turned out to be closer to 40. Both of our sandwiches (Italian and turkey club) were delicious, mostly thanks to the outstanding focaccia. The sandwiches were served with chips. If there was some other option, it wasn't offered to us. The carrot cake cupcake was pretty good; the icing was better than the cake, which was on the dry side. The employees were interesting. They were overly friendly to the locals, and a bit cool and indifferent to everyone else. We had plenty of time to observe this pattern. Also, they all moved at the pace of a Siberian snail. But they do warn you about their lack of expediency both verbally, and by way of multiple signs that urge patrons to exercise patience. If I had to sum up the ambiance, I would say that it's eclectic, somewhat hippy-ish, and clean. If you have time in your hands, this is a good place to get a darn good sandwich!

Stopped by Sunday on a whim and I underestimated how popular this place is, so we weren't aware how…read morelong the wait time could be, but I really didn't mind. It was such a vibe, the staff was great, and the food was incredible! I ordered the caprese sammy and asked if they'd mind putting some of the blackberry balsamic from a different dish on it, and they were happy to try my weird request. It was fantastic! Though I'm sure it would have been just as good, as intended. The coffees and the treat from the bakery case were incredible also. They were super busy but the staff handled it with grace. I didn't see a single customer get upset about the wait either. They obviously knew what I just figured out, totally worth the wait! The place has an awesome global vibe, something I usually have to travel for but the way the staff greated us, and every other person, you'd think we were regulars. If you are in Soap Lake, or just driving by, you should absolutely check it out!