Disappointing, love the Gambino, their name sake. My brother and I had not been back in a while. We…read morewent today June 30th at 6:45. Ordered a large Gambino. When it arrived it was barely warm. First bite, little or no tomato sauce. It had a load of other ingredients. With out the tomato sauce, it was bland, and being just warm, completely took away from the flavor. On a positive note our server was pleasant as well as the rest of the staff we interacted with.

Everyone was happy. Good food. Classic atmosphere. The pizza was memorable. The leftovers were…read morenearly as good. If you're visiting your kid at college, ya gotta go to Gambino's.

Loved the fish and chips !! Service was good, low key atmosphere. We t always try to go there every…read moretime we're in pullman

Rico's is an iconic restaurant in Pullman! The food is spectacular and never disappoints. They have…read morelive music at times ! Give it a try, you will not be disappointed and you will always want to come back

Wings are huge and real good, lots of sauces to choose from, service varies depends on who's…read moreworking, lots of tables and they do dart ternaments don't know what night.

I may have passed this place a thousand times and always heard about it, Uber good swift service,…read morecasual bar ambience welcoming all, food- I will definitely be frequenting this place! We had the weekly special Mediterranean Fish wrap with tater tots, Valhalla chicken sandwich with onion rings. The wrap we found a bit dry but delicious and a crunchy sandwich... Loved it. Dig in, when in Pullman !

Didn't have any food, but love that my favorite hotel chain had a bar and restaurant in Pullman…read more Good beer selection, and the bottles were on point if you like a mixed drink.

We stopped in for a quick bite and a drink and ended up having such a memorable experience, thanks…read moreto our bartender Paula. We ordered a couple of appetizers, sodas, and beers--and everything hit the spot. But what really made the visit special was Paula's energy and hospitality. She made us feel like guests in her home, not just customers at the bar.

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.

Candy was awesome!!! Extremely good service, very attentive, very kind and helpful with suggestions…read moreon what we should eat. It felt like we were eating a home cooked meal except it was better. Very high quality food, i think everything in there is locally sourced. The other server also caught my eye with the other tables. He was super nice, high energy and funny even. If I lived in pullman I would eat there 1 time a week easily.

Ashley helped us today and was friendly and knowledgeable sharing top recommendations and explained…read moresome menu items. Traveling from out of state this was a treat to have something different from the usual breakfast house. Suggest arriving as early as possible because it got very busy after we arrived. The county fried steak was amazing. I grew up with home made chicken fried steak so I had to try it and it was unlike any other version of this I've had before. So good!! The pancake rolled balls (can't spell it) - so good!! We got the neat and cheese stuffed ones on Ashley's recommendation and they did not disappoint. If you're on the fence about going you must give it a try!

Great food. Had the grilled cheese and mushroom soup and the gumbo and all were fantastic. Worth…read morethe stop when going through town.

Super busy on a Friday night but still got a seat within 15 minutes. Only thing is we had to wait…read moreto get seated but wasn't offered the bar, and a couple came in after us and asked if there was seats at the bar and they were seated earlier. Wish we were told the option before waiting the 15 minutes to be seated at a table. Ordered our usual, a rotating tapped burger- which was a burger with potato chips. It was good but a bit plain. Also got the market salad as usual with toasted almonds and apples. Delicious as always.

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.