delicious food and margaritas! friendly service and would go back if we ever return to Forks!read more

My friend and I stopped here while we were visiting Forks. I saw that it wasn't rated too well but…read moreI definitely enjoyed my experience here. We both got beef nachos to share, which were customizable. I got the sopes and my friend got the taquitos. We also got midday margaritas and it was strong, but what we needed for our day. The restaurant was pretty lively on a Friday afternoon, but cleared out while we were still eating. Our service was great and the waitress was attentive! Definitely would recommend Wen stopping by in Forks after your tour for Twilight or after some shopping.

So, coming from Texas which has very good TexMex and Mexican restaurants everywhere, I may be a bit…read morecritical in this review. Stopped in and the restaurant is pretty cut and dry. Basic tables/chairs. Ordered the chicken enchilada and taco plate which came w refried beans and rice. I did enjoy the shredded chicken. The beans were somewhat cold, but the rice was good. Just wished the enchilada/taco came with some sort of sauce like chili relleno sauce and the meat could have been seasoned more with pepper. Wasn't overly exciting, but I was too hungry to care.

Mexican restaurant a bit tucked away at the edge of town. Their complimentary chips and salsa are…read moredelicious. I had a chicken torta (sandwich) which was toasty, delicious, and filling.

5/13/26: stopped in about 45 min before they were set to close. Very good pizza & cheesy bread…read more It's a small place so if it gets busy, it could be standing room only as you wait - hopefully it won't be raining if you have to wait outside. Their parking lot is also very small, too. My only critique would be for the cleanliness. Their shelves could use some dusting & the spare room to the side (no customers allowed) could use some tidying up. But don't let that stop you from enjoying their yummy food. Pizza was good. They had ice cream options but we did not get any so cannot attest to how good or bad it was.

Stopped here after a long day of exploring Olympic National Park, I was very tired and hungry, and…read morethere are few options in Forks. I had to wait awhile for my food, but it was very yummy. I ordered a buffalo chicken pizza and garlic cheesy bread. Both were good, and hit the spot. It did take awhile (about 50 minutes) but it was a Friday night. They were clearly getting a lot of orders and it's a very small operation. So if you're there on a weekend, call ahead and be prepared for a wait. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The vibes are very home-y and casual, though it's a take out only place, so there are no tables. Be prepared to take it back to your motel or air bnb, which is what I would have done anyway. Next time I'm in Forks, I will keep this place in mind for sure. Fair amount of options, and I'd way rather support a small business/family operation rather than buying fast food.

Ambiance: The is a food trailer just across the street from Sully's burgers. Google Maps says it is…read moreopen at 12 but they were open at 11 the Monday we went. It does have a nice shed-like attachment with three picnic tables to stay out of the sun and wind. Staff were friendly. Food: I got the four meat combo and it's a hefty amount of food for just under $30. You honestly could split it with someone as it'll likely put you in a neat coma if you eat it all by yourself. Ribs: These are 3 huge St Louis cut and not your smaller baby back ribs. Lightly glazed and pull apart tender, these were definitely the best of the 4 meats. Chicken: Mine was dark meat with a drum and thigh, it was neither dry nor moist but somewhere in between. The neutral flavor of chicken lets the smoke flavor shine through really well and was a surprising hit. Sausage: A freshly-cut full link. Nice firm texture, medium smoke, and almost with a little snap to the casing which is enjoyable. Brisket: Of all the meats, this has the strongest smoke flavor with a nice charred bark on the outside and no fattiness at all in my cut. It easily pulls apart by hand. BBQ sauce: Texans are not known for their sauces and this is not exception. It texturally looks like a coarse pizza sauce and is sugary sweet. Personally not a fan. Potato salad: Not too much mayo, it basically tastes like a baked potato which helps clean your palate between meats. Beans: Very simple beans, not sweet at all and basically tastes like refried beans which I liked but some may find boring. Overall this place is solid, it's not the best BBQ I've had but it's a good option for being in a tiny rustic town. You get a large amount of food that justifies the price and the meats genuinely stand on their own without sauce. The seasonings are on the simpler side which is classic for Texas style BBQ. I think as long as you're not expecting KC style bbq with heavy rubs and tomato based sauces, you'll find someonething to like.

Quick service and generous portion sizing per entree. Mac and cheese was the daily specialread more

Great food, amazing atmosphere. As someone from Texas who enjoys the best Mexican ever, this is the…read morebest I've had this far north. Five stars from the pig!!

Really friendly staff who were very accomodating for our older dog. Food was great, (we kinda…read moreordered too much!) But turned into a second good meal later in the day. The chip/dip sampler was great (queso and mango salsa) and portions were big. We will be back!

INCREDIBLE. We chose this restaurant because we are Gluten…read moreFree, and there were a lot of GF options on the menu. We had the chips and salsa/guac, chicken enchiladas, a quesadilla, and the churros. I also had a strawberry margarita that was super fresh and flavorful. Everything was delicious! I made a mistake and got there an hour earlier than our reservation (5:30 instead of 6:30), but they kindly accommodated us. It got SUPER busy the later it got, so a reservation is smart. Our server, Andrea, was fantastic, warm, and kind. Highly recommend!

I booked a same-day reservation on OpenTable which had a pretty hefty deposit of $70pp (so $140 for…read morea party of two). They had plenty of reservations available. If you showed up without a reservation, you might have to wait for them to clean off a table, but didn't seem like anyone was waiting outside for over ten minutes. What they DON'T tell you in OpenTable: your deposit is applied to your bill but any remaining balance is given back as a GIFT CARD. This is clearly a restaurant choice, not an OpenTable policy. If you are a party of two looking to splurge, you can probably hit $140 without trying too hard (if you get two entrees, three appetizers, a dessert, and either apply the rest for tip or take a $15 jar of mole home). But I do think it's deceptive for Maiiz to have this policy without clearly noting it on OpenTable, especially since the likelihood you're coming as a tourist seems pretty high. Foodwise, everything was fine, I shouldn't judge the flavors against what I could find in CA. I was here as a tourist, and while I wouldn't come back here again, I wasn't upset about my dinner experience and it did provide a nicer dinner ambiance and zero wait. We ordered the duck confit tacos (the server said this was their top dish but it was NOT good, pretty dry and very small), beef barbacoa quesadila (pretty lacking in cheese, not as juicy as I'd like, but it was better than the duck confit), esquites (lime-forward which I like), butternut squash sopecito (just ok), one tuna tostada (very good!), and the cornbread (also very good!). That looks like a lot but we (two females) went home feeling satisfyingly full, with a leftover box of two tacos and one quesadilla. The only other quibble is that their menus are on ipads which are annoyingly laggy.

Fast Burrito in PA is the best. Tell me where else in town you can get a giant excellent burrito in…read moreunder 10 minutes, even in drive thru. Not even the chains can do that. I love the traditional carved chairs and benches inside the restaurant, and they have a nice little salsa bar. Everyone there is always nice. Definitely a go to for me whenever I need some good comforting food.

Tasty food at a reasonable price. It can get a little busy, atleast in drive thru. But that is to…read morebe expected. The staff was really nice. A favorite quick service eating place when in PA

Little devils lunchbox is such a gem of port Angeles. The food is so fresh and made to order. They…read morehave multiple options of high quality salsa, like the chupacabra one. Music and ambiance is very rock and grunge influences. Our food came out quick and we enjoyed the experience thoroughly.

Interesting little restaurant. I got the tacos: -the chicken…read morewas good, pretty flavorful -the brisket was probably my fav -the pulled pork was a bit too chewy for my liking All the tacos and burritos were FAR too greasy for my liking, my plate became a giant puddle of grease by the end of the meal... The chips and salsa were pretty good. The pineapple salsa is basically just pineapple, but was pretty good. The verde salsa was hands down the worst salsa I've ever had, inedible. Not sure if it was just a bad batch but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Overall the food is pretty good and the vibe is nice, I just wish the salsa was better and the meats were less greasy.