Good service and good food. Great location on Main Street. I…read morelike the ambiance. A tad high on the prices and a tad small on the portions but I need to loose some weight anyway.

Staying in Grangeville for the night, we were looking for a restaurant with good comfort food…read more Finding the online menu for Seasons was very convenient, so we found they had exactly what we were looking for. Upon arrival, we were greeted in a friendly manner, and shown to a booth. I ordered the Steak & Mushroom Alfredo, which was fantastic, and a very generous helping. My partner ordered the ribeye, which was done to perfection, just as she requested. The sides were very tasty as well. We didn't have room for dessert, but the homemade pies looked fantastic! The staff checked on us often during the meal, keeping our beverages full & making us feel welcome. Parking was easy - right out front of the restaurant. We enjoyed the décor - very appropriate for a restaurant with the name 'Seasons'. We'll definitely be dining here again on our way through town!

Great service and great food. Glad to have them back open. New owners are a good part of the…read morecommunity.

The minute you step in you feel a bit overwhelmed by all the goodness, the glass cases stocked with…read moreyummy items, muffins, cupcakes, breakfast items, etc. and then the cozy chairs, couches, lots of places to sit and relax and visit. Our food and drinks were wonderful!

Had the Mediterranean panini sandwich and it was great. Staff was friendly and nice. Coffee tasted…read moreburnt so not sure I would do that again. Overall a good experience and would go back.

Wonderful place wonderful food wonderful wait person can't beat it. The place was fantasticread more

I normally don't like to leave negative reviews because I understand that everyone can have a bad…read moreday, and I try to be understanding. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. We waited about 1 hour and 45 minutes for our food, and when it finally arrived, it was cold and some of it was burnt. I truly hope this was just an unusually difficult day for the restaurant, because I know things can happen. I just wanted to share our experience honestly and respectfully.

This is one of those places where the food tastes SO much better than it looks. My first time here,…read moreI ordered the pasta with chicken broth. It was delicious. The next day, I just had to go back, and this time I had a lunch special: Chow mein, fried rice, and sweet and sour chicken were included in that. It tasted WAY better than the Chinese food you get at the usual chain places. I highly recommend you visit this place if you like tasty food, especially along the lines of pasta or Chinese food. I believe their Mexican food tastes great as well, but I did not try it. There are plenty of places to sit and the waitress lady was so nice; I had some wonderful conversations with her.

What a pleasant surprise! My wife and I are driving through Grangeville, Idaho, and need to find a…read moreplace to eat dinner. The few Yelp reviews for The Melting Pot intrigued us, so in we went. My first impression is that this is one of those small town restaurants that takes me back to my childhood. Dark paneling on the walls, booths with big padded bench seats, and a radio playing 70's rock in the background. There is even a bead curtain divider into the hallway that leads to the restroom. Before we are even seated, I whisper to my wife, "I love this place!" But nevermind the decor, let's get on with the food. It's hard to imagine one kitchen that can turn out Italian, Chinese, and Mexican food (and burgers too), and then do it well. I'm happy to say that The Melting Pot appears to pull it off. My wife had a delicious Italian pesto dish, and I got Mongolian Chicken, which was also really good. I ordered it with a Spicy level of "Hot" (the choices were: Mild, Medium, and Hot), and it was not at all too spicy, but rather had a light kick to it. The veggies tasted fresh, and the chicken was cooked perfectly tender. It was an awesome dinner. The place is clean, the service is great, and the food was really good! What more can you ask for! I'd like to go back someday, so that we can try other dishes, since the menu was pretty big. ========== I have the worst thesaurus in the world. It is awful. In fact, it's awful.

Food wasn't great and the restaurant was understaffed. Prices were good. Only one bathroom, and it…read morewas full during most of our meal. There were no vegetables available that weren't fried and breaded, aside from a salad made with iceberg lettuce. It also wasn't filling.

Absolutely love Velma, her staff, and the food. You want a juicy, hand pressed, made to order…read moreburger, this is the place. My husband is obsessed with her wings. My father can't get enough of her cinnamon rolls, and this week, Brandy made huckleberry, white chocolate cookies (my husband had two, one before dinner and one after). She has specials each night and prime rib for only $30 on Fridays. If you are in White Bird, you need to try Red's Kitchen.

If you're a woman visiting alone, don't be surprised if you're treated like the day's entertainment…read moreby some of the older men who spend their mornings here. Within minutes, I was repeatedly invited to sit in a stranger's booth, warned not to stay in town too long or I'd "get pregnant and have to stay..." and asked about my political views before they knew my name. Basic manners are optional, but political screening is not. They made fun of gay people and told a joke about a preacher and a "colored person." If you're not a part of the political party that does that, they'll say that you aren't welcome. I was polite, as I was alone, but I did say, "I will be sitting over here the whole time," the 5th time I was asked to sit in the city council member's booth. One of the woman said, "he's not a pervert, he just plays the part." I did like her but If my husband had gone instead of me the comments would have been different. They might think they were friendly or charming but actually most people would find these comments intrusive and uncomfortable. The bakery isn't responsible for every customer who walks through the door, but if this behavior is common, then it becomes part of the customer experience. I was antsy to get my food and leave... Just a mom grabbing breakfast for my family at 6:45am. They have good food and reasonable prices. The server there was wonderful and so was the man pouring coffee. It's just that some of the patrons act like they don't have mothers, daughters, or decency.

I was on the way to the Airport , never been here before, i got a huge container of chile with a…read morebout a cup of shredded cheese and a cup of onions with crackers, i added a loaf of sourdough, in my town of El Cajon Ca this would have been over 20 dollars, i paid 8 dollars and its freaking delicious, the little lady that took care of me was awesome, she was the busser

This is such a great place for breakfast or lunch. The portions are huge and the food is great…read more The gravy is homemade and delicious. There is really nothing but positives to say. Kim is awesome and the boys are always great. Also. If you ever want the ultimate in over the top breakfast.. try the manly Mann. It is so much good and you won't be disappointed.

The prices here are absolutely ridiculous and a rip off. I ate there this morning with a friend and…read morehis girlfriend and we got coffee, 2 sides of bacon, and three simple breakfast meals and got charges $70 and were expected to leave a tip for very mediocre food. Not worth it, 1/10. Case closed

Great food and great service. Friendly people and staff cook is great. Small town restaurants are…read morethe best place to eat.

Don't know if Rod was cooking, but two of our meals were well done; sausage links were heavily…read morecharred, and my chicken fried steak was as well. Which I don't understand how that happens. Toast (rye & sourdough) was so dry, it should have been croutons on a salad. So, three meals and one coffee were $75 dollars and the food was mediocre at best. Disappointed, food was better last year; but I guess being the only restaurant in town allows quality to slip because you have a captive audience. The service was friendly and prompt.

A+ for what it is, which is -- a small town diner that generally opens at 5am and closes at 2pm,…read moreserves breakfast all day, hosts a crowd that's a nice mix of locals, fisherman, and hunters (all of whom are up and out early) with great prices and good food. The service was great and came with an appropriate fun attitude. And the portions were great, see picture.

This place is exactly what I would expect. Just a small town dinner in a small town in northern…read moreIdaho. Food is simple and tasty. Service is quick. You just have to walk past the unnecessary Trump signs coming In the door. But I am here for a greasy breakfast not a political debate.