I had been following them since before they opened, just drooling over their ice cream. We were…read morestaying at ilani, so it was the perfect time to go. It is the cutest most aesthetic shop with a really cute logo. Lots of parking & places to sit. Place is kept very clean. I got cookie dough in a cup, & ohh it did not disappoint. Lots of cookie dough pieces, yum. So worth it, nice & creamy. I wish I could've tried more. Staff was very friendly. Will have to come back & try more.

They have decent amount of flavours good enough to keep you amazed but the what stands out is the…read morequality and freshness you can taste. Amazing interior that feels very welcoming. Waffle cones taste light and airy.

Love this store! It's so clean and the fresh food area offers incredible variety at very good…read moreprices! Sushi, breakfast burritos, sandwiches, you name it. I love how the natural foods grocery dept is all on one side. Love the produce too. New to La center and happy to have found such a nice place to shop!

Beautiful, well-stocked grocery store with full service deli, bakery, meat counter and coffee bar…read more For those unfamiliar with this location, I found it to be like a modern, fancy grocery store with its own Sprouts inside of it. Tremendous variety, very clean including restrooms, and pricier than other area grocery stores.

Sadie & Josie's Bakery is a local one stop shop for all your bakery needs: from doughnuts to bread,…read morebaked goods, and more, they seem to do it all! Fresh & delicious food and wonderful family of bakers. I had the doughnuts but I look forward to coming back to try the cinnamon rolls!

Literally the best donuts we've ever had in our entire life. The staff were all so kind and…read moregenerous. We were driving by and saw the sign so we stopped in for the first time ever. After we ate our donuts in the car, we literally had to go back in to tell them how delicious they were and we got more goodies! We'll be picking up a cake and having them write on it for our wedding in August

Jessica our waitress is amazing! The food, service and…read moreportions are unbelievable. Just a beautiful ambiance and scene, on a separate note; the Casino's Longhouse is a 5 star Asian cuisine affair and the pacific Northwest finest in Casino Restaurant. Thanks Ilani , much love to the entire staff, Sincerely, PaulMichael & Alla Moore

It's possible I ordered the wrong thing. However we were served an inferior meal…read more The atmosphere is nice and clean. Feels fancy enough. We started out with the burrata salad apparently a seasonal special. Good things. It's hard to screw up burrata. It was yummy. It was November. Not sure where these strawberries came from but they were amazing. Possibly just too a good combination of seasoning. That's it. Burrata. Strawberries. Like a nine year old chose the ingredients. No greens or vegetables. It made for kind of a tasty but wimpy appetizer. My friend wanted the halibut but she didn't want any more cream in her meal so asked if they could sub the side. No. They do not. Now I get if it is a composed dish where the side completes the concept. Or you're a hoity toity Michelin star restaurant. Come on man just sub the vegetables So she got the salmon with melted artichokes. We asked how they cook that. Deep fried apparently. Imagine a bloomin onion but the inner third of an artichoke with no batter. The thin leaves actually kind of melted in my mouth but the rest was pure grease. Nasty. Salmon was seasoned and cooked well. Good save. My wife got the lobster ravioli. It felt a lot of the meat was those ends of the tail and claws that are just not very pleasant. Every one of us tried it and noticed an odd taste. We finally figured out it was cinnamon. Very off putting. I'm not sure where these flavors go together but I'm not sure this is what Italians do. I got the osso bucco. They serve it over potatoes. The potatoes were way too salty and very gummy. Not very appetizing. The meat was cooked just enough to render it an osso bucco but still a little tough and way too much inedible gristle. It was also very bland. I'm not sure if the potatoes contributed to it but the sauce was just boring. Overall a really disappointing meal. The price wasn't terrible but the meal just didn't deliver.

Everyone in our little town call this the "corner store" it's on the corner of our Main Street :)…read more The chicken and jojos are great and so affordable. I usually split the portion size as it is large. Not sure what Ridgefield would do without this cute little store.

This is affectionately known as the "corner store" It's an…read moreiconic stop in little Ridgefield , WA. Good selection of stuff, of course it's not a grocery store...it's a quick drink and snack place. Friendly and quick to shop here, so I do...a lot!

This review is only for the bar. The casino has a main bar in the center of the casino but this has…read morebetter quality drinks. Unfortunately, they do not have a decent lager. Boo! Drinks are very expensive, as well. Just expect to pay more. Granted, the drinks are good (mixed drinks), but the beer isn't what I prefer. You can easily forget you are in a casino when you are inside which is kind of nice, but to be fair, I stay on the casino side which has video poker so I always know that I'm at the casino. :) I have eaten her before and had a HUGE pretzel and remember it being pretty good. I will come back to try more items. ...... x .. ....

Stopped in for dinner with friends. The food was only mediocre on this visit…read more I do recommend the pretzel. It's pretty tasty. Service was great, the table was great. The food doesn't lift up to its cost. So I would say not a great value, but a great time

Larry is awesome!!! My kids always get excited when he comes around our neck of the woods. Always…read morefriendly and attentive to children. Not sure what that Andria girl (another reviewer) is all pissed off about, he's awesome with kids!! Maybe he just didn't recognize her kids?!

He randomly shows up. My kids get excited and go out and he stopped and then kept going I had to…read moregrab them so they wouldn't get ran over, he was clearly day dreaming while driving!

After our "liquid lunch" at the nearby Sportsman's Public House, we drove over to Gouger Cellars…read morejust when the friendly and welcoming Owner unlocked the doors at Noon. Once inside, staff was clearly glad to see us and even provided blankets when we first chose to go outside around the covered fire pit area. As this was a rather cold and damp day, we soon retreated inside and found a nice table near the front. We skipped the wine tasting and went for full glasses to go with our food choices. They have beer too, but in a place like this, what's the point? We mostly went for the Pinot Noir selections, which I found went very well with what we ordered. That included: The "famous" Baked Brie appetizer. Let's say that the "hype" is real. Hot Turkey Spinach Artichoke Sandwich - Rich and delicious. Erin and I went for that and we gladly shared. Reuben. Jim's choice and I also went there. Mega Burger - Gayle's yummy choice. We lingered, we had great conversations, and staff was always there when we needed them. On our way out, we loaded up on some cute wood Christmas tags which I'm sure will be a hit as gifts.

Came here last night for the first time with a date to meet a couple from church who highly…read morerecommended this place. Gary, the owner, took us on a little tour to see the flex tanks, which were extremely impressive. He explained some of the science and technology behind it, and he is extraordinarily knowledgeable and passionate about his craft. We had some tastings and I was delightfully surprised at some of the sparkling wines, like sparkling Pinot noir, and sparkling Syrah. Definitely worth coming here to try those. Very unique. We ate dinner and I had a wonderful salad that was so big I could not even finish it. Had turkey on it and go cheese and I'll kinds of other yummy things. At the recommendation of Gary, my date and I had the baked brie. I'm not able to eat gluten right now, so he ate all the pastry parts, but the Brie had delicious apple chunks and it was just gooey and yummy. I know there are a lot of wineries in this area, but you will definitely want to come here. It's a beautiful location and we were fortunate to run up to the top of the roof, where there is seating, to see the sunset last night. It was magical. Get a tasting, and get the sparkling rose. You won't regret it!

What a fun surprise!…read more Went out to pet baby goats, and was hoping to find a spot for brunch! This is such an historic cozy spot... almost as if we stumbled into a lodge. They offer a brunch that was fantastic!

No, the guy playing music and singing was way too loud, this was 3 years ago during our meal so no…read moreone could converse. This was to be a meal so people at the table could reconnect. Food tepid.

Drive thru 10 min. Corn dog and tater tots (medium)…read more Always priced right but not cheap. Burgers and onion rings are good too. High quality, great cook and friendly service. Not open Sunday and Mondays. 50 cent credit card use.

Fish & Chips Review…read more This plate showed up looking like it just got out of a golden spa treatment--crispy, glowing, and ready for attention. First bite? CRUNCH. Loud enough to scare the people at the next table. The fish inside was soft and flaky, like it had zero responsibilities in life. Honestly, must be nice. The fries? Thick, chunky, and minding their business. Not super crispy, but they were there for emotional support--and I respect that. Tartar sauce came in acting like the main character. Creamy, tangy, a little dramatic... but yeah, it earned its role. Hit it with some lemon and suddenly I felt like I was eating by the ocean instead of wherever I actually was. Overall: Delicious, slightly greasy (in a "no regrets" way), and had me considering ordering a second plate I absolutely did not need. Rating: 8/10 Would risk a food coma again.