We came here on my birthday and we thought it was going to close at 8 because the hours listed on…read moregoogle say 8 pm but we closed our tab at 11:30 pm. We played a bunch of pool and had drinks but didn't try the food although it looked really good. They were playing good music all night

Seated in a corner table with cobwebs and dead flies in the web. Lots of flies. When we asked to be…read moremoved , the senior server asked if we were complaining and said we have flies. Less fly ridden place underneath a ceiling fan. Food was pretty inedible. The fish and chips were over done - browned beyond crisp - coated with hard panko. Shrimp appeared to come from a frozen 'tempura' style. Also rock hard batter: grade: F Ordered two steaks. Top sirloin and rib eye we both ordered medium rare. Rib eye came out pale and medium well. Top sirloin came up well beyond well done. Like shoe leather and no flavor. F Fries were edible. A solid B- for the fries. Chicken wings doused with pre made bbq and buffalo. Edible. Solid C+

I had not intended to come here for dinner, but yet somehow I ended up eating the best chiles…read morerellenos of my life here. The poblanos have a nice depth of flavor, they use a good quality real Mexican cheese that holds up under the heat, and the beans are black beans that retain their texture too. Only downside is the commercial tortillas. The cider was also excellent, the "infinity apple" was both dry and flavorful. I just wish they had takeout cider in reasonable-sized bottles...

What a fun little find! The Methow Ciderhouse is an absolute must-stop if you're in the Methow…read moreValley. The lemon basil cider was incredible--crisp, refreshing, and such a unique flavor combination. The staff was so friendly and helpful, taking the time to answer questions and make great recommendations. Add in the cute, welcoming atmosphere, and it's the perfect place to relax. We'll definitely be back!

Great little wine tasting and bottle shop that overlooks the river. We came in open minded and let…read morethe wine expert offer us things to taste. Great little bites which included a charcuterie "bite" - perfect for before dinner or light snack. We left with a couple of bottles. Great service and a wine for everyone.

Great service and exceptional host Mel. Highly recommend for local and wines from afar!!!read more

We love to stay at the Freestone Inn cabins at least once a year. There is no reason to leave to…read morefind great dining, the Sandy Butte Bistro has you covered. I love the view of the pond, and the mountains in the background. The service is always great, and the ambiance is terrific. This time I ordered the Jack's Burger, and I was a very happy diner. I honestly think this burger ranks up there among the best burgers I've ever had. The brioche bun was fresh and not smashed, the BBQ sauce and bacon were awesome. The roasted garlic aioli is what makes this burger legendary. Also, the fries were my favorite waffle fries, as they should be for a $15 burger. The Steak And Mushroom Panini was also incredible, very flavorful, and cooked perfectly . Without a doubt, a five star dinner. Thanks to the crew at the Sandy Butte Bistro for making our stay at the Freestone special, and memorable.

OMG I'd never go back even though the atmosphere is lovely. Worst service ever. And even worse…read morefood. I had the Cajun pasta with sausage and shrimp. The protein was good but the pasta was over cooked and all stuck together. My friend ordered an appetizer of a cheese and fruit plate. The cheese was good but the bunch of grapes that was on the plate half of them were rotten and we had to send them back. The bread came with herb flavored butter. So I asked for plain butter and the waitress told me they weren't sure they had any. Then she came back with a couple of packs of frozen butter. What kind of restaurant doesn't have real butter! When my meal came I asked for red pepper and again she was like I'm not sure we have any but she came back with a little saucer of red pepper.The lemondrops were too sweet. And my friend ordered a dry vodka martini and the bartender thought that that meant you use dry vermouth rather than really making a dry martini which is swishing the vermouth in the glass spilling it out and just using the vodka. We asked to speak to the manager and it turns out the manager was the bartender. And she was quite put off by the fact that we didn't Like the way she made the drink. When she served it she said here's your vodka straight up. But a dry martini is not vodka straight up. A bartender should know that.They did comp the cheese plate and they did comp the martini but you could tell that they were not happy with us. And we could hear the waitress and the bartender talking about us. So Unprofessional. Save your money

If you have to eat gluten free pizza, get it from here. Hard agree with the other reviewer who…read morementioned the texture. This gf pizza is tied for first as the best pizza crust I've found (alongside Square Pie Guys in Oakland, CA and Pagliacci's in Shoreline, WA). It came out and I almost didn't believe how amazing and "regular" it looked. The taste was incredible and I highly recommend the pepperoni and hot honey pie. Incredible!!! Will be back. One note on a topping. The artichokes are chopped, not quartered hearts.

Atmosphere was great. All the servers were awesome. The place was busy which is always a good…read moresign. And our food was good. Especially the pizza. My Calzone was a little too doughy for me but was still good.

The GF options were spot on and tasted like regular dough, bouncy and light, which was impressive…read more I wish we would have skipped the pillow bread, it's a lot of bread and is the same dough as the pizza dough, just not pressed out. However, the honey goat cheese combo on the bread was stellar. Worth getting if you have a larger party, perhaps with just 2 if you really love bread. The flavor was a bit lacking, the sauces were somewhat bland, spicy from peppers but not robust. For the price point, it was alright but nothing terrific.

What a gem this place is! Especially when good Italian is scarce. They are only open limited days…read moreso be sure to make a reservation. They do return your voicemails for reservation requests promptly. The menu does change seasonly so keep that in mind when you're looking at past menu pics but it will give you an idea of what they have. I would post more food pics but I forgot the names of the dishes. We went in November and absolutely loved what we ate and drank and the service was great! The atmosphere was also very nice. I noticed there is a stage with a piano which made me wonder if they have live music sometimes. I highly recommend!

As a native of Southern California, I humbly concede that I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to…read moreMexican food. Weather enjoying a Carne Asada burrito at one of the fast food stands that ends in -erto's, enjoying a meal at long, gone places like Acapulco, or bellying up to some swanky new wave fusion place with rainbow colored tortilla chips and "salsa flights," I've tried them all. So when I say that El Torito bar and Grill is a good Mexican food restaurant, that should mean something. Moreover, is someone who has visited 49 of the 50 states by car, with a family of five in tow, we've definitely stopped at our fair share of Mexican food restaurants... Some of them were amazing, and some of them were no Bueno. But this place is an honest to goodness, authentic Mexican food restaurant. Your first clue: the rice and beans. I know, they come with everything... But if you don't know how to make real rice and beans, the rest of it really doesn't matter. This place knows what's up. The burritos, Carne Asada, fajitas, combination plates with things like enchiladas and chile rellenos-- everything here is delicious. Modestly priced, but for the only game in town place, it's a pretty good deal at 20 or 30 bucks a head. Service has always been very good, and the shot of tequila when they bring the bill out is always a nice touch, especially as you're about to include the propina. :) The vibe inside is laid-back, with casual visitors, families, and groups like us... People visiting from out of town who are here to enjoy some local fishing, and the welcoming comfort of local business. Just a few steps from our favorite hotel in town, we will always plan to enjoy at least one evening meal here together when we visit Omak.

I was in town for a few days and stayed at the best western, easy access a few steps away is always…read morea plus. Bar area was big enough and a handful of TVs with sports on. Fairly quick service and friendly staff. Had a few different things over the course of a few days and some ice cold beers, food was good, fresh, and hot! I appreciate the quick service even when they got a little busy. Great place to have a drink or food if you're in the area

Winthrop,WA is an amazing small town to visit. The Fainting Goat has become one of our favorite…read morerestaurants when we visit Winthrop. The food is so good and very well presented. Gourmet in fact. The staff there is amazing as well. We highly recommend you give The Fainting Goat a try. Check out Winthrop. Is has many wonderful events to come see and do!

This is a small restaurant in Winthrop serving breakfast and lunch…read more They have full bar and modern decor. The seasonal grilled veggies with egg and sourdough toast was a very well presented dish and tasted good but veggies were mainly fried potatoes and corn. The chicken burger and fries were too greasy. Seemed like a fast food burger, not worth the price. Staff is friendly though.