Love this place. The food is great, you get a large helping and the prices are low. For a while I…read morewas going almost every other weekend. It's just a great way to start a Saturday. All the employees are upbeat and generally bring your mood up as well.

The biscuits were light as a feather, the gravy delicious, the pancakes were awesome and the…read morechicken fried steak skillet was cravable. We would 100% be here once a month if we lived in the area. Also, our server was a total doll and the service from the kitchen was super fast.

Good old school breakfast, large portions and friendly fast service. Barbie's was just right for a…read morecold early morning hand warming cup of coffee and a smiling face to start the day off right.

I came with a group of four people total. I suppose it was a busy day, it was veterans day. I guess…read morethey only had one cook working and one waitress. The waitress was flustered with how busy it was. After waiting for 30-40 minutes we recieved our order. I ordered the mighty mikes burger and the burger patty was not seasoned and the fries unsalted. I heard so many great things of this place but I was very unimpressed. Better to go to Harleys Old Thyme Cafe.

Location wise, this is a stunning place, especially if you're sitting out on the deck at the…read moreweekend with live music. I'd been longing to come here based on highly rated reviews, how it looks from the exterior, with lights strung around the deck, however, we always seemed to arrive on a day when they're closed. Yesterday (a Saturday) they were actually open, so it was a toss up between here, and "the other restaurant in Hope, that also has live music, outdoor seating and a stunning view" come on, you know where I mean. We opted for this as we were pulling a trailer, and the parking lot is bigger, and we didn't wanna find a camping spot then come back to eat, or I would have literally starved. Upon entering the dining room (no-one was eating inside there) it felt much more like a bar atmosphere, which put me off a little. I'd previously assumed it was a restaurant that sold alcohol, but it seems more of a bar that sells food to me now. Anyway, we chose to eat outside. Selected a table, chose what we wanted - Captain's Basket for me, Reuben for him. I asked for Coke no ice, and server told me "oh we don't have any ice anyway" which, frankly doesn't bother me as I'm English. In England, ice does not come as default. The coke can was chilled from the fridge though. Baskets came out quite quickly. There were 2 small pieces of breaded rockfish, 1 was nicely cooked, the thinner piece was a little over. Maybe 7 or 8 battered shrimp - definitely on the bouncy, chewy side, and the batter a little greasy, as though the oil hadn't quite got up to temperature, and they'd been in there a little long. The Crab Cake was divine though, I'd have eaten a whole plate of them. It was big, round, breaded, with a sauce drizzled over the top.mi love crab cakes, and this was my favourite I've had in a long while. My tartare sauce portion cup wasn't very full, and man I absolutely love the stuff, I like fries dipped in tartare, but after I'd eaten the shrimp, there was barely a smear left. Fries were good and crispy, and you know how much I love my fries. The music was far enough away that it did not interrupt our conversation, and provided a pleasant backdrop, on a sunny evening, however there was a woman sitting on the table to the right of me, who seemed to think that everyone wanted to hear the details of her life, and talked loud enough to interrupt our meal. That is obviously not the fault of Creekbend Cafe, and does not affect my rating of them. She was just annoying and obnoxiously loud. I would come back, I'd probably try something else but on the whole it was a pleasant enough meal, in a pretty setting.

Had some appetizers. The cheese sticks and fried pickles were amazing. Very fresh and handmade. The…read moreservice was great. They did a great job of offering several different items on their menu.

Cafe 817 is a total gem. Mark, the owner, is a one man show. His croissant breakfast sandwiches…read more are HUGE and packed with great items. Everything is made to order. He even makes his own ketchup. Check it out.

Super nice guy running the place. Quick service and good food. If in the area get yourself some…read morebreakfast.

Our go to place in Eagle River for breakfast, smoothies or a quick lunch. Tinker and the ladies are…read morewonderful!

There was a great small town feeling walking into Tinkers. The variety of sandwiches and breakfast…read morepicks were impressive. Service was wonderful and I'd recommend the Deli for breakfast and lunch.

We been going here for years, always great service and food. Soups and desserts are great here as…read morewell.

Very good sandwich. Best I have had in awhile. Good amount of meat and bread was.fresh.read more

I usually love Sara's and I love sprouts but this is crazy. I ordered other veggies too and there…read morewas a sliver of each other veggie. This is the amount of sprouts I took out and I left quite a few in. This amount I took out alone is enough for the wrap l.

Great sandwich! Was able to customize my sandwich and it was fresh and delicious. The menu is…read moreextensive and should appeal to everyone.

The tables were very sticky not sure why but we wiped them down again with water and they were…read morestill sticky. I ordered the ham and feta wrap, I was given a chicken wrap instead which I ate so it wouldn't get thrown away. However, I did not even eat half of it as it was not very good and I don't recommend it. It has been many years since I have been to Sis's Deli but I don't remember them being this bad before.

Nice, quiet atmosphere with good service and great food. Favorites include halibut sampler salad…read more(WOW! One of the best salads EVER), Mac & cheese, French dip sandwich, curried chicken salad wrap, and deep fried halibut in "fish & chips." Desserts look great but we've never had room for them yet.