Dog friendly with seating outside in a public square. Sandwiches were tasty and the sides were…read moreplentiful. You order and pay inside and they bring your food out to you. Nice menu of beer. Cider was limited to about 2 or 3.

Was in Colville for some shopping, and my husband spotted the huge sign outside the building that…read moresaid come on in: Colville Pour House, so we decided to give a try. Were we surprised, excellent service, my hamburger was delicious along with the salad. The inside was nostalgic of old days gone by with pictures and wonderful memories. We were glad that we stopped in for a bite. 212 S Main Street, Colville WA 99114 Monday-Saturday 11a - 8pm $10 - $20

Stopped for dinner on our way through from Kelowna to Trail with some family. The food was amazing…read morefor a great price, we are already planning a trip back. The waitress was great but seemed like she like she might have been in over her head a little with the business of the place but she did okay and was kind. The ambiance was typical of any pub, nothing special but certainly nothing to complain about. We will 100% be back sometime in the not too distant future.

There are limited choices Sunday and Monday in Grand Forks, so you have to be open minded. We were…read moregoing to have dinner here, but the reviews are wide ranging, so we thought we'd stop in for a bowl of soup and a beer and see for ourselves. The building itself is for sale, not sure if that matters or not. The entry is old school, but the interior is very plain and the ceilings are low, so it's noisy. Our server was very quick to get us menus, our requested water arrived quickly as did our beers. No complaints at all with how we were treated. We both ordered the small Borschts, the lovely K with white bread and I the rye. The soup was good, not great, the bread was very good. The presentation of the soup was very average with soup up the side of the bowl. Kind of looked like they had too much in my bowl and poured some in K's. We chose to go to another place (Chinese) for dinner after our experience at Clyde's. Nothing wrong with the place, but nothing stood out other than our server.

Made a second run at Acorn Saloon for breakfast - it really is the only decent place in Colville…read morethat's (not fast food) open on a Tuesday. We were impressed with our first time here, why not come again? This time I opted for the Denver Omelette. And, thankfully, had enough sense (I was starving) to stop and take a photo - but, not before adding some Tapatio. It was hot, it was STUFFED with big chunks of ham, onions and peppers and it was all VERY good! The hash browns were on point as well; crispy, tender and a lot of 'em. Service, again, was top-drawer. The new waitress (she said it was her first day) was friendly and attentive. The atmosphere was like the last time ... it's a saloon! Whattayagonnado?? So, yeah, Acorn is quickly becoming our "go to." The other, local places that decide to only be open a couple days a week are sorely (going to be) missing out.

Locals bar with friendly bartenders. Can't comment on the food, but the Bloody Mary is top notch…read more Who doesn't like a Bloody Mary garnished with bacon?

Service was great! Atmosphere was laid back and enjoyable. Rock Cut Classic Burger, Fish and Chips,…read moreand BLT recommended! Be aware that Thursday night is wing night so the menu is limited.

A pretty cool bar in a off the beaten path location. I had a chicken sandwich and a few drinks. The…read moreservice was stellar and the food was great!

I've been waiting for years to experience Kuk's and I was not disappointed. Fast, friendly service…read moregreeted us the moment we came in the door and the bar was filled with a ton of super friendly people. We came up for the Labor Day parade and the entire town has the same vibe. Just one block off the highway, you definitely need to stop and soak up the local flavor!

Kuk's is supposedly the oldest continuously operating tavern in Washington, but the mega-brand beer…read moreposters covering the walls mostly date from the 1980s. Looks and feels pretty much like what you'd expect from any rural dive bar, complete with a friendly crowd of mostly gray-haired locals and a waitress who writes everyone's tabs down under their first names. The Taco Tuesday tacos were just like my mom used to make: Bland hamburger, tomatoes, and iceberg lettuce in a crunchy corn shell. Yeah, I grew up in the Midwest, but at 2/$1 those tacos were bargain nostalgia. Eat 32 of them in a sitting and get your picture on the Wall of Fame!

This wins for the worst experience I've ever had eating out. I am very forgiving and I'm really not…read moreinterested in confrontation. I took my friend for dinner here last night. I've driven past Benedict's many times and have wanted to check it out. Tonight I had the regrettable displeasure. Our waitress was very nice. Perfect service. I ordered a main. A 10oz NY strip steak, medium rare, pretty standard. It showed up, a sad 8oz at best thin little steak on a soggy piece of garlic bread looking pretty crispy. I got a couple bites in. The initial flavour was bland followed by a bitter burnt musty taste, imagine trying to eat reconstituted mothballs overcooked on a dirty grill. I felt my eyes water up as I chewed. I tried to swallow. I felt my entire GI tract prepare to purge. That was as far as I was willing to go with this sad steak. Please understand that I've eaten some wildly questionable meals around the world. This still wins the worst. Our waitress came by to check on the food. I politely told her I wasn't going to be able to eat the steak. Without hesitation she apologized and said she'd have them remake it no problem. Cool, ok, great. My gross sad steak leaves the table. 30 seconds later the MANAGER shows up with the steak I thought I'd never have to look at again. She was pissssed! She wanted to have a full on argument with me about what medium rare is. In the end she charged me $30 for an un edible piece of meat. She was so out of line and ready to battle with me. It was actually so insane it was hilarious, in a sad pathetic way. Anyways, save yourself the horrible experience and the waste of time of money and go literally anywhere else. My dogs thought it was good! So there's that.. I guess.

Decent food, but probably a little too expensive for the quality. Might be the best place to get a…read moresteak in trail however. The place could be updated but not terrible. Overall a good meal, just not a 4 or 5 star steakhouse.

Excellent service. Great menu and great atmosphere. Well laid out and very warm environment. Nachos…read moreare great!

I'm new to castlegar and have eaten at cartwrights a number of times because it's close to us and…read morewas easy during the move. The food and prices are great! The service is definitely lacking a bit tho. Our waitress walked by multiple times when we had empty drinks and dirty plates on the table. If the servers could be more prompt then I would give 5 stars.

Went there to meet up with family. Ordered food & was sorely disappointed. . . Dry Rub Chicken…read moreWings were great but Greek Pizza needed lots of help.. hardly any sign of toppings, tasteless, mostly crust for a princely sum of $28 for a Small/Med. Person who shared pizza with me agreed. Someone else across from me ordered a Wrap & said that too was tasteless, only ate half. There was even a comment about the yam fries being tasteless as well. If you are going to charge high prices for food, you should make it tasty & a good bang for the buck. This was absolutely terrible eats. I won' t be back anytime soon. As comparable on my last visit to area, I had a LARGE Greek Pizza vs your Small/Med, from Boston Pizza & it was loaded & I mean loaded with Greek toppings for around $30.. and it was to die for delicious. There is no excuse for poor food, get a better cook or train the one you have better or you will loose customers that come for eats vs just the beer. Waitress was Nice though.

Good pub atmosphere. Servers did well with our large group. Most food was good but last orders of…read morechicken strips and fries were burnt and not edible. Bill was comped with the bad meals so all was good that way.

We stopped in to The Prospector Pub in Rock Creek BC…read more There was football playing on the big screen. A patio overlooking the Kettle River. A "dog" pub outside to secure your dog! Standard pub food. We enjoyed the shrimp appie and chicken wings.

Nice little restaurant/bar in Rock Creek. We both got burgers (beef and chicken) and both were very…read moretasty. Will definitely return when driving through the area.

This place had really gone down hill with the new owner. Prices are up and quality is way down…read more We have been going here for many years for the Saturday fish and chip special. We went today and it was horrible. Small hard piece of some kind of fish in a corn dog batter. Grease dripping when I picked it up. The waitress was telling it me or the same as always, defending the 'cook'. It was not the same. They lost a long time customer.

Either I love it or I hate it. The honey-garlic chicken wings I ordered last time tasted like…read morethey'd been made of honey while the cook thought about garlic during cooking. Then I'll get a salad that tastes pretty good for a bar salad. I wish everything was good so I wouldn't feel like I'm playing Russian Roulette with my order.