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    Evey's Cafe & Lounge

    4.3 (32 reviews)
    InexpensiveAmerican, Bars
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Yummy Porkies sandwich!

    We had the best time at Evey's. Highly recommend stopping here and relaxing for a bit whether you are local or passing through! We were lucky enough to have some fresh strawberry shortcake with fresh blueberries .

    Glenn T.

    Out Harley riding i stopped for lunch. It's a cute little family owned restaurant. I must have ordered the wrong thing becuz it wasn't good. I had a thin watery homemade broccoli soup that had one piece of broccoli branch (no buds) and a melted glob of cheese. Came with a delicious hot roll. Also ordered mini corn dogs that i am sure they buy by the frozen bag. Nothing special there but little baked corn dogs. Disappointed. I was going to have a burger but not even hand packed ground beef. Just frozen paddies. They did have a nice clean bathroom. Won't return.

    Homemade Raspberry Dutch Pie

    Oh my goodness, I love this place! Janet and her daughter are such a sweethearts. The cafe is both clean and friendly, and the food was good! I had the burger dip with fries, then had their homemade raspberry dutch pie - so delicious and I definitely recommend. I will go back to try their homemade cinnamon roll and berry roll!

    Dutch Caramel-ed Apple - home made pie! $4.00 a slice, 1/6 of the pie pan!!!
    Kim C.

    Mile High Homemade PIE!!!! Only $4.00 and $4.50 with a big scoop of ice cream on top... hot or cold! I had heard about the famous pie and decided to take the back roads from Longview-Kelso on Hwy 411 through the Vader area. It was a beautiful winding drive through the wooded mountains. A little more than an hour later we arrived at Pe Ell and found Evey's Cafe. After checking out the pie case I made my plan. My friend and I ordered off the Kids/Sr menu and each had the 1/2 sandwich (toasted beef and cheese, A+) and cup of soup (cheddar broccoli was okay, I like it super cheesy). I knew I needed to save room for the huge slice of pie I was going to get next. Today they had had Raspberry Cream, Dutch Caramel-ed Apple, Blackberry, Chocolate Cream, and assorted ice cream items, or, Strawberry Short cake if you didn't want pie.I chose the waitresses favorite, Dutch Caramel-ed Apple, warmed with ice cream on top. My friend (wimped out... LOL!) and got the Strawberry Short cake. When both desserts came to the table, we realized our eyes were bigger than our stomachs. But, we gave the old college try (really giving away my age using that phrase). The Dutch Caramel-ed Apple pie came for a large pie plat and was 1/6 of the pie. I would guess it was about 8oz and almost as tall as it was wide! The crust was neatly finished and cooked to a light golden brown. The apples were tender and lightly sweet with a mild flavor of cinnamon. The Dutch Caramel-ed topping was perfect! A thick rich sweet crunchy melt in your mouth goodness! I can honestly say it was the best slice of Dutch Caramel-ed Apple pie I have every had (& I bake my own!). It was just warmed to hot enough to still eat and the large cold ice cream slowly stared to melt as it arrived at our the table. And yes my friend liked her Strawberry Short cake, home made fresh sliced berries, smothered with whipped cream..... My Pie was better though... LOL! The restaurant was spotlessly clean, the staff fun and friendly. The two nice boys eating there at the same time as us, were a joy to visit with. Thank you for a pleasant and filling dinner!

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    Cute little diner. Service was very nice. Food was hot out of the kitchen and had good flavor. Would recommend f you are in the area.

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    I have been eating here for years, the food is always great and the employees are very frfriendly.

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    Cook Alicia is my favorite. Such a great atmosphere and food. The service is always friendly.

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    I enjoyed delicious homemade desserts and fresh coffee served by friendly local staff.

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    Food is very good with good friendly service, a good restaurant to put on your list while traveling through Pe Ell

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