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Mistequa Café

2.8 (12 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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4 years ago

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3 years ago

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2 years ago

Have been a number of times since they opened. Food is great as is service and ambiance

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Had a nice dinner last night. Tasted great and staff were exceptional! The old fashion I had was amazing!

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Lakehouse Bar and Grill - Lakehouse Burger w Fries

Lakehouse Bar and Grill

4.3(57 reviews)
12.7 mi

Cozy decor, the restaurant was so cold we had to go get our coats from the car…read more Service was slow, there were 2 tables total and the server stayed in the kitchen most of the time, not paying attention, but she was friendly. They do NOT offer GF bread, so I opted for a lettuce wrap. Food was good, portions on the small side.

What a great diamond in the rough. I've heard about this place from a few different folks and…read morewanted to give it a try. Today was a good day to ride the cycle and do just that. We were warmly greeted and seated in what was a pretty empty restaurant during the lull between breakfast and lunch. We talked with the server for a bit about the restaurant and she gave us a bit of history. The current owner has had it for just a few years and he comes from a very nice culinary background. The space is roomy with several tables in the entrance area and about 8 booths around the corner. All of it seemed to be well kept and clean. We ordered up blue cheese burger and my friend had a special order omelette due to some food allergies. The server didn't bat an eye and helped make sure he got what he needed. The blue cheese burger was excellent and made with a fresh patty and quality ingredients. The fries were crisp and not greasy. The fry sauce was awesome (house made) and I asked for a second helping of that. I was told my buddies omelette was excellent and the extra bacon he ordered was super good. Not sure how you can make bacon better than most, but they achieved it. This place doesn't look like much on the outside but the quality of the food that is prepared is worth the drive from Spokane to try it out.

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Little Gallea Restaurant - Mickie omelette.  Wheat bread and hash browns

Little Gallea Restaurant

4.5(26 reviews)
30.3 mi
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What a gem. I've been by here dozens of times and never stopped. I wish I hadn't passed it by…read more This is an old school type diner that is clean and tidy. The staff were all super friendly and the waitress knew every local by name and greeted them all. She was just as friendly to me and brought coffee in a Harley mug as she saw me pull in on mine. This is definitely biker friendly with a nicely paved lot. The Mickie omelette was outstanding and the smaller version was just right for me. The toast they use is some of the best I've ever had. It feels weird to give a shout out to wheat bread, but it's deserved. This will be a must stop for future trips through the area. While it may look a little tired on the outside, what happens inside is well worth the stop.

Kettle Falls has over 1600 people in its population, "and one grouch." Well I got a chance to meet…read morethe grouch at her restaurant. Little Gallea is somewhat of an institution in this town. They just serve breakfast and close at noon. The parking lot, and inside dining area, is usually quite busy. It's bright, it's clean and now under new owners. I ordered the blueberry pancakes with the "German sausage." The Grouch took my order, all the while displaying UNgrouch-like qualities. She was cordial, prompt ... very pleasant; all the things you would look for in quality service. My breakfast came quickly. The pancakes were delicious; loaded with plump blueberries. The sausage was somewhat disappointing. As I'm finding out up here in the PNW, "sausage" more than likely means a fat, smoked hot dog. At least, that's been my experience whenever I order it ... in quite a few places now. Nevertheless, it was tasty and juicy and went well with the pancakes. And, FYI, the coffee is good too. Prices are very reasonable. I'm sure Little Gallea will be around a lot longer with the new crew. I'm hoping they'll expand to accommodate evening dining someday soon. Until then, I'll keep enjoying the breakfasts ... with bacon next time.

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Mistequa Café - tradamerican - Updated July 2026

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