I was visiting a friend in Pullman and I'm a sucker for anything huckleberry. They're known for…read moretheir huckleberry stuffed French toast and it did not disappoint. So good! I like a little bit of savory for breakfast too so I would get a side of bacon and eggs or something next time. The mimosa was a perfect addition also! Service was great! I went during the lunch hour and I was seated right away. But it was definitely packed. Everyone was pleasant. Parking was difficult during this time. I definitely circled a few times but did end up getting lucky. It was worth it though. I definitely want to come back and try other items on the menu.

Great traditional breakfast restaurant. Clean, spacious & fast friendly service. One of the best…read moreoriginal eggs Benedict by far! Hollandaise sauce was so good, I could drink it! lol Looking for parking on the street was a little challenging on weekdays.

Hard to classify this joint. The building is a bit dated, but they have it pretty comfy--in a…read morehipster way--in there. I went for the diner aspect of it, and the gals went for the coolness. A push, I suppose. They sure feed ya here. I asked for a to-go box when I saw my F&Cs, because it was quite a lot. They have a full bar, and the ladies went with a Mimosa Flight, and acted like Holly Golightly the whole time, haha. Good spot. Nice staff, and all-day breakfast if you want it...

Decided to have lunch in Pullman while waiting for our dog who was at the veterinary hospital…read more Drove past the restaurant and the smoker outside lured us in. What a find! Great pulled pork sandwich, perfect sides the beans were delish. The Ruben was tasty too and the fries were super crispy! Looking forward to coming back to try the brisket.

Went to visit family at WSU and they took us here for dinner one night. It was a great meal! Save…read moreroom for dessert, but more about that later. Started with the baked brie appetizer, which was lovely. I ordered the pork chop, which was massive, cooked perfectly (medium as it's ok to have a little pink in porkchops now) and accompaniments were flavorful. Both ordered pastas and it looked so tempting and delicious. Service is friendly. We couldnt decide on dessert so ordered the ice cream cake and apple cake/pie dessert and split. The ice cream cake is one of the best I've had. Layer of mint chocolate chip and chocolate chip, surrounded by a chocolate cookie crumble and cookie sprinkles on top. SO, SO, SO Good. The apple dessert was equally delicious and gave off Xmas / Holiday vibes. They do have espresso, though it seemed like it's not used much as the person had to check if we could order decaf cappuccinos. Those were alright and in the future, I may go without coffee or a decaf black instead. No tipping, which is the first time I've been a restaurant with this policy. It was pleasantly surprising and nice (on the bank account!)

I have so much I could say but I'm going to keep it short and sweet. I have lived here for 20…read moreyears and this is the best restaurant we have ever had on the Palouse. I call it The Bear bc it's truly that spectacular imo. It makes me sad people don't experience it or give it the love it deserves bc of other mid places tend to get the spotlight. I'm from Olympia/Seattle WA area, so I know my food. Lodgepole is grossly underrated. The Gnocchi, bacon, ice cream from Ferdinands, and the rigatoni are the best foods I've ever had. The oysters are from where I grew up, so they always make me happy and are incredibly fresh. I will never stop raving.

Wasn't even an "ice cream" person but after weeks of my gf begging me to try it I caved and now I'm…read morean ice cream person. Their coffee is also really good. They keep their menu simple, but also change it seasonally so it stays interesting. Do not come here in the evenings if you are sensitive to the chaos of young children and families.

The thing is... they actually have the best coffee in town…read more After trying nearly all moscow cafes, panhandle is the one consistent location that I find myself craving and coming back to exclusively for their seasonal lattes. Wonderful mochas and lattes and also cold brew floats, super cute affogatos.. I mean they have everything. The ice cream is good too but I really feel like the coffee is what they excel at surprisingly. Perfect amount of ice, nice syrup (holy kakow), and such a smooth espresso. Interior wise, hit or miss on study vibes since it's very popular with families and kids understandably, usually very busy in the afternoon and evenings and on the loud side so I would come in expecting that. Service is about what you would expect from an all teenage girl group of workers, they're usually pretty nice. As long as they keep making their coffee I will continue to dedicate my dollars to them.

We usually go to the restaurant but we've also bowled here before…read more The bowling alley experiences were mostly good but the music was too loud sometimes. The bowling nights were supposed to be social events but it was at times very difficult to hear the people we were trying to chat with (and I'm pretty sure my watch gave me at least one "it's too loud and that's bad for your ears" warning). I'd enjoy that volume way more if we were there to dance. I'm more comfortable in the restaurant so it's on our list of options when planning to go out for breakfast or dinner. They usually have some good beer options (menu available on untappd) and I've enjoyed their cocktails and mocktails. They do a good job with Bloody Mary garnishes. The downsides: - Take-out sometimes takes a super long time (even if you order online well in advance). - They recently took steak off their menu. We were bummed because it's one of the easiest things to get for my husband (food allergies) and on our most recent visit the whole reason we came was because a friend wanted steak (and eggs). - When you order fish & chips they normally ask which side you'd like and I usually pick coleslaw. This means I'm expecting fish & chips with coleslaw. What they deliver instead is fish & coleslaw. Sometimes I'm glad for the lighter meal but sometimes I really am craving some fries so it's annoying. I think I tried to talk to a waitress about it once but the conversation didn't go anywhere. I don't know if I'll order it a third time but I might be tempted to just because I'm curious to see what will arrive next time I ask for "fish & chips with coleslaw." We haven't explored their arcade yet. They used to also have a casino/card room but it closed in about 2025.

I had a pretty mediocre breakfast here yesterday, but that's not the norm. Solid food and a good…read moreselection of beers.

The cheapest place to get cans of Cougar Cheese…read more Their hours are limited but we sometimes manage to stop by. Sometimes I get ice cream but usually I'm there to get a small bag of Cougar Cheese or cans of it to give to friends/family we plan to visit. They're $30 per can there (last I checked) and normally $40+ anywhere else (even in Pullman). I often feel like I'm remembering the price incorrectly so I try to pay check on it (both at Ferdinand's and at random stores). I think I saw cans "on sale" for about $50 at a grocery store in Redmond, WA once. They also ship the cheese cans during the colder months but online they're currently $33 (per 30 oz can) + shipping. Tip: WSU's Sensory Science Center is super close by and often needs panelists for food and beverage (including alcohol) studies. They usually thank participants with Ferdinand's gift cards (usually $5-10 but sometimes more) so most of our visits are immediately after participating in a study. They don't have panelist studies every day/week so it's best to get on their email list.

Ferdinand's Ice Cream Shoppe, Washington State University's gourmet ice cream shop, features…read moreold-fashioned ice cream and soda fountain treats, exclusive ice cream flavors, gourmet coffee and espresso drinks, and, of course, award-winning Cougar Cheese. Pretty fun history with this place. Amazing prices with a single scoop coming about $3 (2026 prices!). Staff is friendly. Huckleberry ice cream is very good. A fun destination on a trip for sure!

This cafe is my second home. I started coming here almost a year ago and I'm here now almost every…read moresingle day. They are open Tuesday-Sunday. I'm not normally here at nights, but I think they're open until 5 Tuesday and Wednesday and then 9 the rest of the days. There are so many good things to say about this place, I'll try to keep it short (no promises): Having been coming here daily for a year, I've had the pleasure of watching the place and the staff grow. They had a couple of things going on when I first started coming here, but they've really branched out. Trivia on Fridays, WSU football games are live streamed. Open mic on Saturday nights, there's usually live music on Saturday mornings. Bingo on Thursdays just started. The owner supports local everything, including artists, authors, and musicians. There's a whole shelf full of board games and crafting supplies as soon as you walk through the door, so there have been multiple times I've been here with my kids playing board games and I've seen others do the same. The best part: Pet friendly. Beyond pet friendly. They sell puppy birthday cakes, kongs, pup cups, and quite few other dog related treats. There are multiple dogs that just hang out in the front with their owners, but there is a nice area in the back complete with booths and a barrier to allow friendly dogs to be off leash. Coffee and human food are amazing. Staff is lovely, supportive, and just overall amazing. This will forever be my home coffee shop as long as I'm in Pullman.

Great place. Fantastic coffee spot, but they really need to have a food menu. There used to be a…read moremenu but now you have to wait to ask what is available today and then remember an entire 2 minute listing of their entire menu instead of reading it while you wait to place your order.

Amazing service! Dairy-free and gluten-free options, and dog-friendly inside and outside! Great…read moreplace to work with your dogs beside you!

Rode bikes over from Moscow with three grands. The ice cream was a perfect way to rest and recharge…read morebefore the ride back. Had to stop here because of the KQQQ (Pullman Radio) ads.