Worth the wait, even on a Friday! Our waitress was adorable and obviously doing this for a long…read moretime (her name tag said 35 years so yeah). The food was plentiful and delicious. The huckleberry mimosas were the initial attraction and while not bad, not the highlight- a little too light on the champagne and a little too heavy on the muddled huckleberries. I would definitely go back.

What a fun experience! A must in Spokane…read more This restaurant is inside of an old dining car and has been in business since 1931! The inside as shown in my picture is very charming and old timey. Allow time to wait for a table unless you are just one or two like I was and able to grab a seat at the bar. I was able to sit immediately. The staff is very amiable and the hostess made the recommendation that I try the Caprese Benedict, which had fried tomatoes in place of bread, fresh basil and blood orange balsamic drizzle. They offer the option of one or two Benedict, which is nice if you aren't super hungry. They also give the option to smother the hashbrowns and cheese, which I obviously opted into. The menu is absolutely massive though, so if Benedict's or even breakfast aren't your jam, you should be able to find something that suits your fancy. Also worth noting that they offer a very wide variety of gourmet flavors of house-made juices (7 or 8) for mimosas, like honeydew melon mint which I tried as a soda with soda water since I was driving.

Good food ! Warm and welcoming environment!…read moreClassic diner menu! From the outside it looks like a a greasy spoon, but it's NOT! If you're in Spokane, please give it a try! You will not be disappointed

Back again for taco Thursday, 10/10 again. Will continue to come back for the food, bartenders and…read moreatmosphere.

Ordered the steak bites and eggs, it was delicious. Service was great and quick, highly recommend.read more

Tried Fergusons on a whim and really glad I did. I had the New York omelette which had the…read moreSonneburg sausage, onion, green pepper and mushroom - it was excellent! Also, my toast came already with melted butter which was a nice touch (can't believe some places still don't butter their toast, but I get that some ppl would prefer they not do that). Service was excellent - my waitress, Amy, was super nice,took my order quickly, and my meal was brought to me in less than 10 minutes! I'll def be back.

My husband and I used to love this place but today we found out they took a gazillion items OFF the…read moremenu-including ALL of our favorites. They also got a new industrial coffee machine and the coffee was absolutely horrible, coffee smelled scorched. Sadly, due to all the changes we will no longer be dining here anymore. I'm definitely going to miss my favorite waitresses

Everything is cooked like home cooking, Good old fashioned service as well. Tables were clean,…read morepeople in the restaurant were great, and the restroom wasn't far from the diner. Parking might be the least fun thing about it but it's all right there in front of the truck stop. You don't have to walk far or anything like that. There's never a line to get in and it's a truck stop so there's always good food just waiting and they also just switch their coffee which is very much appreciated!

Stopped for the first time when I was in town for work. The service was awesome, greeted with a…read morewarm friendly smile, Ashlyn if I remember correctly. The food was just as good. Convinced me to come back the following morning and try Billie's version of Biscuits & Gravy. Outstanding! I travel for work, found myself back out on that side of town and walked in and the young lady engaged in conversation. What a great memory! The chicken salad wrap was so delicious! I recommend the menu! It's now a regular every time I am in Spokane!

I took my daughter here for breakfast. They were really busy. That's always a good sign. We had…read moreto wait to be seated but they hustled to get us a table. We also had a toddler. We really enjoyed our meal and the food was good. Really like down home diners

This place is overpriced and gross…read more The meatball sandwich is comprised of dried up bread and mushy very overcooked meat, sprinkled for some reason with a ton of sliced black olives. It looked like they were using olives to try to cover up how the dish actually looked, which was mushy and gross. Somehow it tasted worse than it looked. The BLT had scant bacon, tons of lettuce, a few pink flavorless tomato slices and tons of bread. It fell completely apart due to not enough mayo. All I tasted was dry day old bread. The waitress kept leaning over a booth wall and across me, to present things instead of walking around a few steps to the table to complete service. She literally was knocking things off my plate in order to keep leaning over the booth wall to deliver things. She then would just laugh and continue this weird reach thing for anything else she brought including the check. It was really bizarre. The final audacity was the total of our lunch which ended up over $40. It wasn't worth $4. I usually give an establishment a few trys before giving up on them but in this case we will never be back.

Cute and cozy restaurant. We were in town for event and wanted to find a great breakfast spot. This…read moredid. It disappoint! They make their own sourdough for bread bowls, toast and French toast. The French toast was light and fluffy and the best we've ever had! Portions were huge! My husband had the Country mess omelet which was huge and so good! The staff is so attentive and friendly which made it even that much better! Definitely our go to spot next time we are in Spokane!

This might be the best breakfast I've ever had. Biscuits and gravy are AMAZING! Chicken fried steak…read morewas fabulous as well. Their jam on sourdough toast is phenomenal and was the perfect end to the meal. Can was a great server and took time to provide great recommendations even though they were super busy. I sat at the bar and had great service from Cam. They had drawings from kids on the wall saying "we drove from Oregon to have your pancakes" so those might be worth a try for those with a sweet tooth.

Can I give it six stars? Always crowded and cramped, line out the door. But so worth it. The jam on…read morethe tables that's homemade and the taste is amazing. Chicken fried steak, the homestle potato, the sourdough. All of it. Eggs Benny. Just delicious.

Excellent food. Beautifully prepared. Fine service. Lovely old train car…read more We sat at the counter & watched them cook which is fabulous entertainment on its own. I'm not from around here and maybe that's a good thing. I'd be here often.

Had a great time!!! Food was excellent and everything was running like a well oiled machine, I had…read morethe Work omelette and it was outstanding. And you can't beat that old school diner railroad car. What a great landmark!

Came here on Easter for brunch and I've never felt closer to God…read more Kalico Kitchen is THE perfect diner. The food hits the spot and is so yummy, the staff members are SO sweet and friendly, and the ambiance is so classic and comfortable it just makes you wanna sit down and sip another cup of coffee forever. I bet there is a Kalico Kitchen in heaven. I got the eggs Benedict and my boyfriend got an omelette with a side of the cinnamon roll french toast with strawberry syrup. DELICIOUS. It was so good I couldn't stop eating, which I may have regretted a bit later, but boy was it worth it. Spokane is lucky to have a gem like Kalico Kitchen. Please stay open forever!!

Awesome new spot they have. It's a great place to meet up with friends and family and have a good…read morebreakfast. Back in the day, we went to the original spot and loved it but we were also college kids on a Saturday morning after a Friday night Zags game if you know what I'm saying. Taking my family to the new location was great. The serving size was just what we needed and didn't need a to go box. I'll go again.

Passing through Hillyard to Spokane Valley I spotted Knight's Diner. I was attracted to the "rail…read morecar" design and pulled over to sample breakfast. Something about the atmosphere was immediately comforting. I like Frank's Diner, but it can be pretty hectic. Knight's had a very cozy and laid-back feel to it. The whole experience was comfortable. The waitress was friendly and helpful with the menu selections. I had bacon and eggs, which was nicely prepared. The hash browns were a bit crisp on the bottom, which I really liked. All in all, a very pleasant experience in every way. I'll be back!

Knights Diner is a classic no-frills breakfast spot serving hearty diner fare in a charming railcar…read moresetting. The food was just okay for me. Nothing terrible, but nothing memorable either. I found some of the dishes a bit bland, and the gravy was lacking flavor. It wasn't the kind of meal that had me raving about the food afterward, but it was decent enough. On the positive side, the service was fast, and the staff was friendly and attentive. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're looking for a casual diner experience, but the food didn't particularly stand out.