Great bar in Twisp. I had the Polish dog and washed it down with a couple PBR's. Dog was split and…read moregrilled and the bun nicely toasted. Came with fresh onions and relish on the side. Came in right when the American's scored at the Cup in Seattle. They are tearing up the road in front but still plenty of parking out back. Great service and the were friendly to everybody when I was there.

OMG this place is awesome. The ambiance is everything you would want in a saloon in the mountains…read more The waitress doesn't take and shit from the customer which was great to see. Someone gave the bartender $20 to split between from guys to put towards a drink for each one. One of the guys started to bitch he had to pay the rest of his drink which was like $2 more. The bartender told the man to keep his money and get out because she doesn't want money from someone that is going to bitch about get part of a beer payed for. Food was really good as well. I will definitely be coming back in the summer.

Went to Pita Nutso (which is in the same place as Terry's) for lunch with my family. The server and…read morecook was the same person. He was good. Ambience was okay, I wanted something like a diner, but it was neither a diner nor a restaurant. The food felt like out of a can, tasted really bad. Nothing seemed fresh; from Alfredo sauce to humus to tofu, mushroom soup, chicken sandwich. Chicken and tofu felt rubbery, mushrooms soup was straight out of a can. Everything we ate felt like it was processed food. We really liked the mango and guava juice. I paid $106 including tips for 2 adults and 2 children under 8. I would not go back.

This restaurant is known for their breakfast menu but they also have an amazing afternoon & evening…read moredining experience. We went to Terry's one late Wednesday afternoon for wings for only $4.99/pound. They offered a good selection of breaded (only) wet & dry flavors. We chose Caesar Parmesan, Honey Garlic, Hotty-Yaki and Salt & Pepper. The S&P was light on spices and needed more,, the CP was very saucy and the other two were delicious. The atmosphere was laid back and quiet for that time as the restaurant was not very busy. The service, I.e. Henry, was very attentive. The four servings of wings came out to ~$20, what a deal!!! I strongly recommend this restaurant for afternoon and evening dining. It's a real bargain with delicious options on the menu.

You're out and about in the far reaches of Penticton for one reason or another. Maybe you're…read morepassing through this by-station of a place because you're on your way through the Rockies to AB or coming back. Whatever the reason, we all stop for urgent body functions - whether it be for intake or outtake (so to speak). Breakfast is the cornerstone of getting you started off on the right path of regularity. I still don't understand why Chicken and Pigs are the breakfast foods and not Cows but who's to argue about good bacon? Surely not me. I'm a bit of a bougie breakfast guy - you know, eggs delicately poached and placed ever so carefully on some form of flat starch, served with a sauce that better not be broken or I might go nuke on you. AND sometimes I'm that guy that wants a good chicken and waffle. And then if I'm having one of those days, I just want a good ol' American brekkie... You know the ones. If you're a GenX and older, it's that breakfast we saw on TV that everyone ate. The artery blocking, waist expanding, but who gives a crap 'cause I'm on cholesterol meds Breakfast of Champions. Well, if you're in that mood, you found the right place. Tootsies - I'm leaving the politically correct name crusades to all those "others" as I just came to quell the need for grease - by all extent is the place to get your brekkie on. It's a no-nonsense diner with decor that befits the era where food was served and no one knew what a nutritional guide was. AND it's located in what else, the areas industrial spot, where people can eat a buzzillion calories and burn it off before lunch. Walk in and you get a polite "sit anywhere you want" and we do. Table and booths are available, equally having the slight stickiness that says you are at an old fashioned diner. Ahhhh... My childhood floods back! Food here is simple. Eggs, meat, starchy stuff and coffee. They come in different sizes and if you had your ozempic shot, order away! Eggs were spot on, bacon was salty perfect, and coffee had that unforgetable taste of a carafe with brown slick of coffees past - ahhhhh... Good old days! It's not destination dining but if you happen to be out and about and don't know where to break your fast? Think Tootsies - no matter what you might think of the name. Cheers.

Good service! Restaurant was very busy! Good food preparation! Burgers and fries were good! We…read morewill be back!

Amazing food, good price, great service. This saloon style…read morebar is one of the best spots in Winthrop. Good music, sports, and sometimes live entertainment make 3 Finger Jack's one of my favorites.

Food was great. Service is slow but the service staff is friendly. Inside was fun. If I come…read morethrough again I'd eat here.

If you want some delicious hometown food and great service, visit Magoo's. The atmosphere is quite…read moreenchanting and the waitstaff are truly top notch! A jewel of Omak!

Used to love the food my pregnant wife went in and ended up leaving due to not having the money she…read moreneeded on her and one of the staff copped an attitude and wanted to tell her she was rude for doing so and ended up making her cry over it very rude staff at least the waitress we dealt with

The place was very clean and service was great. My husband thought his food was good. But to be…read morehonest I thought the fries tasted burnt and my daughter's chicken strips looked awful and not the best taste. Maybe it was just the cook that day or their oil needs to be changed. It was busy and definitely that small town vibe which was good.

Yummy Waffles and some crispy bacon... what more could you want for breakfast?…read more Santorini's accommodated our large group for breakfast with ease. Our service was quick and friendly. I had the Belgian waffle with strawberries. It was absolutely covered with strawberries and some whipped cream. I also had a side of bacon which was cooked perfectly. Some other people at our table had eggs, omelets, and potatoes. I was able to try the potatoes and wished I had gotten those as well! I think it's something about small towns, where they just know how do breakfast well! Maybe they get up earlier to milk the cows and do farm chores? Maybe everyone knows everyone else, so they take more pride in what they make? Whatever it is, my food experiences in Summerland have been above average. People do move at slightly slower pace, but that's ok!

We had an amazing meal here! It's a fun place with a cool…read moreinterior filled with old fashioned nik-knacks placed on the walls, ceiling shelves- the kids had a blast playing I Spy. We came for an early early dinner (kids!) so we could walk in and there were open tables but by the time we left, the place was full! As the name of the restaurant says it's a bakery as well. They showcase the different breads in their bread bar. More about that later. Let me warn you... the portions are large! I got the spinach lasagna ($23.50) which came with a salad and the bread bar. When I got the salad I was shocked to see a huge, almost entree sized salad. The lasagna had ricotta, spinach layers smothered in Alfredo sauce. It was delish but I think they can go a lot less on the sauce. It was buttery, almost too buttery as well. But it was dang good! So that bread bar... if you love bread like I do, you'll be in carb heaven. They feature different kinds of bread baked that day- there was the usual French bread but they had flavors like rosemary, garlic,black pepper and the most unusual - curry cranberry. Don't be afraid to try the different flavors. The cranberry curry ended up being my favorite. Behind the bar is where you can find the different kinds of butter and olive oil. If you want balsamic vinegar, you'll need to ask your server. Sadly I gorged on the bread and couldn't eat my meal. My daughter ordered the HALF order of Seafood Louie ($20.80). When it came to the table, we burst out laughing because the thing was full entree sized where we come from. It was chock full of fried calamari, huge grilled prawns, little bay shrimp and an egg. She had a hard time finding a starting place to take the first bite without it spilling over. She really like the thousand island dressing too. My suggestion is to get it on the side to add as you work your way down. Mussels & Clams ($15.50) was also a hit- big and plump and the broth went perfectly with bread. The kids buttered noodles ($5.75) were good but it was kind of swimming in butter. They could've used half the amount. But the noodles were nice and al dente. Service was great and very accommodating- a big shout out to Jesus! FYI, a tip of 18% is automatically added to the bill with option to add. If we're ever back in Omak, we're definitely returning! Actually we did come back the next morning to buy the bread but unfortunately we were there before they opened.

Not a bad place to enjoy sandwiches for lunch. Good service…read moreA bit pricey but fair selection of different sandwiches

We were greeted with a smile. The restaurant is quaint, unassuming, and clean with great service…read more I had 2 pancakes, 2 pieces of crispy bacon (not over cooked) and 2 medium eggs. Perfectly delicious. Thanks to the cook excellent! Thanks to the server/host a friendly smile goes a long way, especially in the morning. Sorry I didn't get a picture, I was hungry!

Breakfast at El Valle is a special treat away from the traditional American Breakfast. Their…read moreMexican breakfast choices are very good. I had Chorizo hevous was great. Not too spicy but just right.