The food and service were awesome, and we were lucky enough to park right next to a lively stage…read morewith live music! We really enjoyed our time there and had a fantastic experience.

Great wings - plump and tasty. The quinoa bowl with chicken was flavorful and the size of the small…read morebowl was plenty. Small Greek salad had good ingredients but the dressing didn't quite fit. Super busy place

Had a great meal at Bob's tonight and what a nice surprise to have live music. It was really…read moreawesome.

The first time I tried this spot I did a pick up order and got the bacon ranch chicken wrap with a…read moreside of Jojo's and it was SO good. I got it a second time through door dash, but instead of a side of Jojo's I got a side of fries and yikes the wrap wasn't nearly as good and the fries were so bland. I was honestly shocked at the difference in quality even though I had pretty much gotten the same exact meal. Not sure if it's a different experience going inside.

Stopped in here under not the best of circumstances with old friends following a memorial, and this…read moreplace helped to lift our spirits (no pun intended!). The staff was super friendly and helpful, almost like they could sense we needed someone to just help us make decisions, and the beer was good. I couldn't tell you the IPA I had but I can tell you the corn cakes were so good! The vibe was chill, the service was nice, and the food was tasty - felt home cooked. Looking forward to coming back again.

Great food, great drinks and exceptional service, but unfortunately we were told they were closing…read morepermanently three days after our visit. Hopefully the new place that replaces this will be as good.

We stopped by for lunch while exploring the fun, indoor-open layout of Pybus Public Market. The…read moreatmosphere was lively and inviting. The host and our server were both very friendly and welcoming. We tried the pizza, which had good flavor, though the crust could've been a bit better. The house-made gnocchi was creamy and delicious, but the portion was on the smaller side. The salad was fresh and crisp, though also a bit light on portion size. Overall, a solid lunch spot with great service just wish the portions were a bit more generous.

We stayed at Wenatchee after a short visit to Leavenworth. As usual, I looked up Yelp to see what's…read moregood when exploring a new area. While the rating isn't super high, we saw that the public market itself is an attraction, and the pictures look like the type of vibe that my wife likes, we decided to try out Fire. The space is very open, we were quickly greeted and seated shortly. There were a good amount of selections, but we ended up going with a pizza and the pork belly sandwich. Kids got the spaghetti and cheese off of the kids menu, both were solid, easy 4-5*. The salumi pizza was also solid, fresh ingredients, and baked well 4.5*. The porchetta was absolutely delicious, pork belly was done well and paired well with the rest of the ingredients, 5*. We got the charred brussel sprouts, but it was very charred and my wife almost wanted to ask for it to be remade. I didn't mind it too much, and just continued to eat (I was really craving for some cooked veggie), I finished majority of the portion so we didn't bother to ask for it to be remade. Our waitress was very nice, but there was a period where she disappeared (looked like she had her jacket on and went out to get something) and only asked us how the food were immediately after the food arrived and after we were pretty much done eating. Dessert was this crepe with Nutella ice cream inside, 5*. Overall it was an enjoyable meal, but given the price, this was a 4* experience.

Friendly attentive staff. Sort of a small seasonal menu. We enjoyed the fried cauli, had a really…read morenice almost candied crunch to it & good flavor! Ribeye was also Devine- perfectly cooked, I especially liked the mushroom side, garlicky and earthy! The ragu and gnocchi was just ok- nothing super special about it, almost felt like it was missing something- wasn't worth the price imo. I'll be keeping an eye out for the menu change next season!

Ordered take out, just delicious ! Salad was fresh and delicious, loaded with many flavors and…read morepacked up beautifully The lady owner , Gina was great !

Great service, great food, beautiful environment!!!! Loved…read moreour waitress Cole!! Loved her sweet personality!

Came here for date night w my husband, the food was good as always! Our server Chloe was on top of…read moreit! Made new friends, Janet & Belle 10/10 would recommend

Got the Huevos Ranchero and Chorizo con Huevo. Both were amazing. The salsa was delicious. Probably…read morethe best bacon I've had in a while. Staff is very friendly!

We had a great breakfast followed with wonderful pie. Piping hot, eggs perfectly cooked, crispy…read morehashbrowns. Solid food done to perfection. We will be back for lunch AND dinner!

First of all, the setting is nice, beautiful, and historic, being an old US Forest Service resort…read more Plus, it has some very cool relics on display from yesteryear. The wonderful server was just fun, and happy, she gave us the low down on a daily menu oddity, but the rest of the limited (for good reasons) menu was great. I had the Smoked brisket and cheese sandwich (smoked right there in a real outdoor smoker). It was delicious, smokey, tender, and the bread was very good. My wife had the Reuben, which she said, and I agreed, tasted great, it was on a marbled rye bread. I think the sandwiches are actually crafted with care, rather than just slapped together. My tea was bottomless, and I drink a lot of tea. We wholeheartedly recommend The Raven and Rooster. Being so far out in the beautiful forest, I bet it is hard to get staff to get out there for short peak demands, so, relax, enjoy your time together. Outstanding experience, we will be going back soon.

There really are not a lot of options for dining in this area and we were very very hungry as we…read morewere driving through. We finally found this on Yelp and when I saw that they had a 4.3 star average with 10 reviews, I felt confident that we should stop here. Again, there were not a lot of options and I was driving so I was unable to read the reviews. When we pulled up to the address, we thought it was a residence with three cars parked outside. We double-checked the information and saw a sign that this was indeed The Raven and Rooster. We also found something that said they offer outdoor seating, but we didn't see anything like that. Because we travel with our dog, I asked my husband to go in and check while I waited outside with her. When he came back he confirmed that although it looks like a house, the front room area has been converted to look like a restaurant with multiple tables. He was told there was outdoor seating in the rear and that we could walk around and seat ourselves. There were some shrubs to the right of the building with a small break between them and the building, so we assumed that was the way to get to the rear from the outside because there was no obvious route. As we were walking through the gravel area on the side of the house, someone inside the kitchen area began banging on the window. It scared me. I looked up to see a man waving his arms at us. I could not make out what he was saying but he seemed very angry. We continued to the rear and there was a small deck with a few tables on it. I told my husband that this all felt very weird and I didn't not feel like staying. He said he was very hungry and couldn't find anywhere else to eat in the area, so I agreed to stay. The setup in the back looked more like somebody's backyard with a few tables, then a restaurant patio. After a while, a young boy (maybe 13) came outside with some menus. I got the impression that this is a small family-run operation where the owner and his son most likely live on site and run this small business together. While I respect the effort that goes into running a small business, as a customer, the experience still matters. After seeing a menu prices I again told my husband that I wanted to leave. I was not expecting to pay $30+ per plate to get bit by mosquitoes at what felt like a neighbor's potluck. He again, replied that he was starving and asked if we could just please get through it. He ordered the brisket and I ordered the nachos. After placing our order, the young man said it would be a very long wait for food. He was right. They were also out of some items which made the menu more limited but I do understand that as they are kind of out in the middle of nowhere. When our food finally arrived, I thought that there had been a mistake or perhaps they were out of the items to make my meal as well. I asked the young man if he was sure that he had brought me the correct plate and he said yes. I explained that I had ordered nachos and there were no chips on my plate. Apparently their version of nachos is made with potatoes instead of tortilla chips, which was definitely unexpected. The food itself was actually tasty after I got past the potato confusion. My husband also enjoyed his brisket. Unfortunately, the food is the only part of this experience that can earn any stars. There were bugs everywhere, the patio furniture was dirty and because the sun was going down it got freezing cold by the time we finally received our food and finished eating. We ended up spending around $80 for the two of us to eat. If we paid a lower price for a casual roadside meal, I think I could be more forgiving about the slow service, unusual setup and lack of ambiance, but at that price point, I expect the overall dining experience to be more polished. I had hoped this would be a cozy dog friendly stop on our road trip. Instead it felt awkward, expensive, slow and incredibly uncomfortable. The food was good but not good enough to save this unpleasant experience.