My wife took me here for my birthday breakfast. The place looks just like a cozy cottage. So I was…read morelooking forward to a nice relaxing meal. The food was great only problem was I cant see how anyone can have a relaxing breakfast with hard-core heavy metal music playing. It really was annoying. Don't know if I'll be going back. I could understand if it was a pizza parlor or gastro pub. Great pancakes though. Maybe next time I'd have to get mine to go

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.

We were on the 90 freeway and I said breakfast place near by. This place came up. It was so cute…read moreinside. From the outside not so much. Our server was Sarah and we told her we didn't want too much as we were traveling. She gave us a menu that had smaller portions which was great. I had what was supposed to be small, but was big chef salad and I had french fries Yum Yum. My husband had a breakfast omelette and hashbrowns. If I live nearby, I would definitely go back.

We enjoy going to Broadway Diner because it feels like a family meal for us. The food we normally…read moreorder is like regular meals, meat & potato and salad. It's always cooked perfect, and delivered with love.

This place is centrally located in the valley. Plenty of parking, easy to find. I can only imagine…read morehow busy this place gets on Fridays and Saturdays let alone during football season and other sporting event events. It is incredibly clean and well-maintained. There are plenty of TVs all throughout so you are not missing a thing. Service was absolutely phenomenal. I believe my server's name is Stephen and he was super cool., gave really good recommendations was friendly and funny The food was literally fantastic. Five stars five gold stars all the way around! The next time in Spokane, I will definitely be going back here.

The beer was ice cold and really good. We started with the pretzel and beer cheese appetizer, and…read morethat was probably my favorite part of the meal. I'd definitely order it again. I got the Pint Burger, and honestly, I was a little disappointed. For a place that's known for burgers, I was surprised they use frozen patties. They also don't ask how you want it cooked, and I thought it was a little bland for the price. The sweet potato fries were really good though, especially dipped in BBQ sauce like our server recommended. My husband got the chicken quesadilla, and he said it was really good. It came with a different kind of sour cream that he really liked. We'd probably come back, but next time I'd order something different instead of the burger.

Where beer is good food and the service is bar none. No pun intended. This has quickly become my…read morefavorite place. Largely in part because of the bar tender Miranda. She is amazing. She has remembered my name since day one of me coming here. My Place is definitely my place to go. Pool table, video games, and the locals are amazing. You all need to check this place out.

For a run down Trent dive bar I was pleasantly surprised when I was greeted with a smile by the…read moresuperb bartender Miranda. She promptly retrieved my drink from the cooler and was polite, witty and engaging during my time there. She always offered me another with perfect timing. It's the best service I've had in quite some time. Highly recommend!

Oh boy!! Before considering this establishment for breakfast I looked at the reviews. One review…read moresaid it was "hearty breakfast and lunch fare in a vintage diner with nostalgic decor". Said review could not be further from reality! Terry's is old and rundown, furniture is even older and on its last leg of life. Our food took quite some time to get to us after ordering but oddly enough this place was packed. Despite the old building and furniture we were very surprised to see how busy it was. It was a good mix of young and old but mostly senior age patrons. It felt like I had walked into my widowed 80 year old "Aunt Mary's" house. I don't know if I would recommend this place. The food was mediocre. Menu options were good and I rarely see meatloaf as a breakfast option so that's what I ordered. I kept an open mind when ordering. Waffle was over cooked and hard to eat so we left most of it. Polish sausage was over cooked and hard to chew so hubby didn't eat it all. Meat loaf was ok. Hashbrowns were pleasantly cooked to order. And my eggs were cooked to order. I will say that our waitress was nice, pleasant and friendly enough. It appeared they had local regulars which gave this place an even more humble quaint feel. The coffee cup was small but they topped you off frequently so I did not mind the size of the cup! And bonus, they had french vanilla creamer. Price of menu items was great and the senior and kids menu was very affordable.

It was close to a customer and had time so stopped for breakfast. I ordered the traditional…read morebreakfast which was 2 eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast. The bacon was thick cut and there were 4 slices. The eggs were cooked good. There was too much hash browns for me. All in all, it was a nice place to get a quick bite. Service was great with them wanting to fill my drink cup when I only drank a third of it. It was like an old school diner type decor.

Friendly. Patrons all knew each other and were nice to each other. Breakfast was well done! It's a…read moretavern and has that old stale/smoke smell.

Tried for the first time based on reviews and the food was really good and resonable. Staff and…read morepatrons warm and friendly.

I'm at a company site in Spokane Washington and I had an option for Olive garden that was catered…read moreat work. I was in absolutely no mood for Olive garden but thought Spokane might have some nice country fried steak. Did a quick Google search and this place came up. The steak portion size was super generous and it was covered with gravy. I cleaned up my plate. This dish was perfect. I got the eggs, biscuit and slaw ( did some subs) and they didn't disappoint as well. This is a small, probably family managed place. Don't expect anything fancy and all that jazz. Come here if you want some good chicken fried steak. They also had a bunch of burger options.

I'm a bull of simple tastes and strong opinions. I graze where I live, and I take notice of who…read morefeeds the herd around here. Hangry's is in my pasture--my neck of the woods--and because of that, I want it to win. When Hangry's first opened, I remember lifting my head from the grass and thinking, Now that's something different. A small, independent burger stop with real personality. Not a franchise. Not a copy-and-paste joint. Real food, real effort, real care. Burgers with heft. Flavors with backbone. Portions that didn't insult a full-grown cow like myself. There was pride in the grill and warmth behind the counter. You could feel it. That's why this is hard to chew on. The food is still good. Let me be clear--I'm not saying it's bad. But the spark has dulled. The uniqueness that once set Hangry's apart has lost some of its flavor. The service doesn't carry the same energy it once did. There's a tension in the air now, a kind of hangry mood that doesn't come from hunger, but from strain. It feels less like a place excited to serve, and more like a place trying to survive. And that worries me. Because I don't want Hangry's to become just another Zip's. Another forgettable stop where burgers are churned out without soul. This place was never meant to be that. It was meant to be a friendly, fun, neighborhood joint--high quality, generous portions, bold flavor, and people who cared deeply about what they put on the plate and how they handed it across the counter. I know running a business is hard. Even a cow understands that. Starting strong is one thing; staying sharp is another. Motivation fades. Criticism piles up. The grind wears you down. But the answer isn't to lower the bar--it's to return to the basics. To remember who you were when you started. To cook like you still have something to prove. To serve like every customer matters, because they do. Hangry's doesn't need to reinvent itself. It needs to refocus. Quality first. Pride back in the process. Fresh eyes on the food. Confidence instead of survival mode. If that happens, this place won't just hang on--it will thrive. This bull is rooting for you. You're in my pasture, and I want you here for a long time. Get back to your roots, sharpen your edge, and remind us why we noticed you in the first place. This cow is all in.

The good and service was good. Not great but ok. But the…read moreplace is PAINFULLY loud. Way too many people in too small a building. It was a wine tasting night so that may have had something to do with it.

Went with a group of coworkers. The porky fries were underwhelming and lacked salt. For an entree,…read moreI ordered the pork chop. It was good, but the value for the cost was not there. Service was excellent. EDITED TO ADD: I would never order the popcorn. We observed kitchen staff popping food (carrots?) in their mouths while cooking and a female server reaching in and grabbing popcorn and eating it, then immediately carrying the bowls of popcorn outside to customers.