Tried this little cafe today for the first time for takeout. Walked in at 1:00 and was the only…read morepatron, but another couple came in before I left. I ordered the Beef Dip Supreme sandwich with potato salad, which was a good choice; you can get fries anywhere. The waitress said the potato salad was made in-house, and it was definitely fresh and tasty. The sandwich was also very good and was just as described. It comes with shredded beef verses the standard sliced roast beef or prime rib. Many of the sandwiches on the menu came with a chipotle sauce, which I thought would be a good addition. I asked if I could get a little on the side, but was told they'd have to charge me and since I'd already paid I opted not to get it. Now I wish I had. The sandwich was good, but a little bland. I wish they would have an option to add a creamy horseradish or a little of their chipotle sauce; I think that would put it over the top. I will definitely stop in again.

They desperately need more workers at this establishment , every time I've eaten here there's only…read morebeen one server and what I can only assume is one kitchen crew; the food and service always takes way too long. The establishment is as if a small house was converted into a restaurant, not enough space. I have waited less and paid less for better quality food than this. All in all our server was kind and the food wasn't half bad. That is the only reason they're getting 3/5 stars.

Nice hot breakfast. Over medium eggs were cooked perfectly. (No hard crunchy brown edges, chef…read morekiss.) Waitress was attentive and checked on us a couple times. The only thing I would recommend is a thorough cleaning. The table in the corner, to the left of the patio doors had a visibly dirty tablecloth and the wall needed a good scrubbing. There were food splatters on the wall and tablecloth. The floor (carpet), needed a good vacuuming as well. Staff was friendly, coffee was hot and fresh. Just get a deep clean and the daily maintenance cleans would make a huge improvement.

Rude & non-attentive employees. Ordered salmon dinner. Overcooked dry…read more Tried other selections, found everything tried horrible food. Was staying at Hotel.

Stopped in here for breakfast before a big hiking day and let me just say, you should not leave…read morehungry!! Adorable diner with plenty of locals filling the seats. Popped up on the stools and listened to the stories. Delicious breakfast quesadillas. I actually shared it with 4other people AND I still don't think we finished it all the way. My kiddo was super excited with the giant order of pancakes. Each one of us ordered different items, everyone was happy with their order. Looks like this place also donates to a local animal shelter. Love that even more.

This place is a must when traveling through. They are great food and great service. Tim was…read moreamazing. We are not front the area, so he told us about the restaurant and history of the town. Very highly recommend!

We stopped in there for a quick dinner. We chose to eat outside. We got cheeseburgers. They were…read morereally good. The service was OK and the outback was very cute.

First time visiting Model T Pub & Eatery. Dee greeted us warmly. Several Hi top & low top tables…read moreand bar seating available to choose from. TV's on each wall, & looks like a good place to go watch games. 2nd time visiting. Nice to see the two live Christmas trees outside the front of the entrance. I recently learned today that all businesses that have these Christmas trees, will donate them to a needy family that reside in our lovely Hoodsport community. Isn't that absolutely wonderful? We ordered a BLT subbed sweet potato fries and an 8 piece fried chicken and Jo's with macaroni salad for a side. We placed today's order to go and Kathy was very friendly and attentive. Being that it is Monday night football with the Eagles at Chargers, the place picked up business. The lively chatter was welcoming. A stark contrast to the quiet gift my Hoodsport neighborhood up the mountain offers every single day. I met the owner Eric, and Val who went straight to work in the grill area pumping out food. My husband liked his fried chicken , Jo's & macaroni salad. I asked him if money was not a concern, which chicken would he prefer, the Market or Model T? He quickly replied "without a doubt Model T!" It's pressure cooked to order and so juicy!" I had a taste of the Mac salad and it was delicious. One of the best macaroni salads I've tried. I enjoyed the BLT and the sweet potato fries. We did order a $9.99 bowl of the brisket barley soup. It was hearty, full of barley. I would prefer if it had more meat though. There were only tiny bits of meat in the to go container that had me questioning if it was a cup instead of the bowl I ordered. We have leftovers which is nice. And next time, I believe I'll order the taco salad. Val had just made one and its presentation was on point.

As soon as I walked inside, I was greeted by the hostess (waitress/jackofalltrades)). She smiled…read moreand offered for me and my friend to sit wherever we'd like. The service was awesome and the food was the best I've eaten in a long time. The restaurant was clean, bright, and cheery. I would recommend this place to anyone interested in a positively experience and delicious food!!

Carrie the server needs to learn customer service. What a bitch! The back door was open so we came…read moreinside, it was 7:50am. Their clock is 5 minutes slow. Carrie was rude saying they didn't open unit 8 when she clearly was close enough to allow us to come in and have coffee while she completed her tasks. My mother and I were meeting for breakfast she was coming from chehalis and I from the beach. Carrie does not deserve a tip and she should be scolded for her service. This is tourist season and I can tell you from the experience I am starting with I won't be back for seconds. I came here because I heard how nice this place was, but it isn't if Carrie is your only option. She is terrible.

Good food, poor customer service. Kinda of the stereotypical mall experience at this location with…read moreyounger help who don't really want to be there. I felt bad simply placing an order, let alone having to say, 'excuse me' every time I could hear the cashier say something to me (a combination of ambient mall noise and her lack of enthusiasm speaking to me). I won't be back.

Excellent food, friendly staff, and clean seating area. The workers make sure you like the food and…read moremake it fast and hot. Thanks for the good food and friendly smiles.

What a difference between locations! We recently went to the RAM in Lacey with a couple of friends…read morewho invited us along. We had been to the Lakewood location before and had a terrible experience, so we were a little hesitant to try RAM after our first RAM experience. But our experience in Lacey was night and day compared to what we experienced in Lakewood. The Lacey location was much busier, more upbeat, and had a really fun atmosphere. The staff was friendly and attentive, the restaurant was clean, and thankfully the air conditioning actually worked! We had a great time. The food was delicious, the drinks were good and kept coming, and we really enjoyed the overall atmosphere. It felt like a completely different restaurant compared to the experience at the other location. We went in not really knowing what to expect and ended up having a really great night. We would definitely come back to the Lacey RAM and would recommend this location. It just goes to show how much the individual location and staff can make a difference!

My family of four, wife and two daughters, visited The RAM in Lacey today to celebrate Father's…read moreDay. We have been loyal customers of The RAM since 2019 and regularly visit the Lake Stevens and Marysville locations. We genuinely enjoy the food, atmosphere, and service, which makes this experience particularly disappointing. Upon arrival, we waited approximately 10 minutes to be seated, exactly as the host advised. We ordered drinks and an appetizer, both of which arrived within a reasonable timeframe. From the time we sat down until we received our drinks and appetizer was roughly 15 minutes. After that, however, the experience quickly deteriorated. It took another 15 minutes or more before our server returned to take our entrée orders. The server apologized for the delay, which we appreciated, but unfortunately the delays only became worse. We then waited approximately 45 additional minutes for our main entrées, nobody checked in on our table. By the time the food arrived, our patience had run out and what should have been a special Father's Day meal had become frustrating and exhausting. I immediately asked for the bill and boxes. To make matters worse, not all of our food was delivered at the same time. We continued waiting for our pizza, and when it finally arrived, the center was soggy, undercooked, and literally falling apart. At that point, we chose not to send it back because we simply wanted to leave and salvage what remained of our family's celebration. What was most frustrating was the lack of communication and leadership throughout the entire experience. When I asked why service had been so slow, our server explained that several employees had called out. While staffing shortages can happen and are understandable, the responsibility for managing those situations falls on leadership, not on the frontline staff. The restaurant did removed our appetizer from the bill and provided two burger vouchers, but that does not address the larger issue. Despite obvious service issues throughout the restaurant, no manager ever came to our table to explain the delays, apologize for the experience, or demonstrate any concern for my family who was being affected. The only acknowledgment we received was from our server even though she didn't check on us or give us updates on our food. The real failure here was not the staffing shortage itself--it was the management response to it. If leadership knew they were significantly understaffed, guests should have been informed before being seated or before placing orders. A simple announcement from the host explaining that food service was running substantially behind would have allowed customers to make an informed decision about whether to stay or dine elsewhere. Instead, my family was left waiting without information, while expectations remained unchanged. What made the situation even more confusing was watching a larger party seated after us receive their food, eat, and leave before our entrées were ever served. That only reinforced the perception that the restaurant was not effectively managing its operations during the shift or worse, our family was less important than other families seated there which would be heartbreaking if it were true. This is directed at the leadership team that failed to properly support an obviously understaffed staff and failed to communicate honestly with its customers. And making my family feel very less important than others. I have always enjoyed The RAM and hope this was an isolated incident. However, on one of the busiest dining days of the year, management's lack of preparation, communication, and customer care turned what should have been a memorable Father's Day celebration into a disappointing experience.

I have not eaten Dairy Queen in about eight years. So I decided to come and finally get a burger,…read moreand some chicken strips. The chicken strips are good here, but the burger was so bad. I probably won't be coming back to Dairy Queen again. It was as if a burger patty was cooked last week sat under a warm light and then microwaved and then put on my burger after that.

We stopped by on the way back to Portland from Seattle on a Sunday afternoon. Dairy Queen is one of…read moremy favorite fast food options in general, but like most fast food, it can be a bit hit or miss depending on the location and timing. I was extremely impressed with this location. The service was friendly and incredibly fast. And the quality of the food was impeccable. I ordered a chicken strip basket with gravy. The chicken was perfectly cooked and still juicy. The Texas toast was beautifully dripping with the butter-oil-confection-thing. The gravy was the perfect consistency (this is usually the part that's the most hit or miss, either getting runny tasteless soup, or a chunky mess that's been sitting way too long). The fries were hot and crispy. The Oreo chocolate blizzard was also great, but almost no Dairy Queen location ever gets a blizzard wrong. The restaurant and restroom were also very clean and pleasant. I'm making a mark on my map for future Seattle trips.