Harvest Moon Restaurant

Have always had great food while dining in and for take out. Service has been great, workers have been happy and kept customers happy. Will continue to support this hometown gem!

Have eaten there a number of times now ( breakfast and lunch) and have found the food/experience to be wonderful! We are becoming regulars.

Karissa is a magnificent bartender who is consistent and attentive. Trey a splendid cook. Great food, service, and location. Recommend stopping by on your way back from the Coeur d'Alene Casino!

To paraphrase Stubbs from 1909 "I've been thrown out of a lot better joint than this".

So we stop by on a nice Saturday Morning around 10:45 (the time will be important later). And were promptly seated. The nice waitress took our coffee and OJ order and came back promptly. We then ordered our breakfast and off she goes.

So we sit and we sit and nothing happens. My wife goes next door to to the little antique shop, comes back and still no food, no eye contact with the waitress, no coffee refill, nothing. I go out and take the dog for a short pee break to the park, come back, still nothing.

Finally around 11:20 I corral the waitress and say that we have been waiting a long time and to ask if we were likely to see our breakfast anytime soon. She scurries off to the kitchen and comes back to report that the cook had left, and the manager was "plating up our food now". Um ok well it shouldn't be long. About 5 minutes later a woman who I took to be the manager/cook comes out and tells us that our food should only be about 5 more minutes. So, I ask, in all seriousness, not trying to be snide "Is that a real 5 minutes, or 5 minutes-ish? (We all know the 5 minute drill). I must have hit a nerve cause the lady said "Wow, you must not know what's going on. You can just go home". Well, OK say I, and out we go.

So in fairness, I did not know what was going on, until I had sat for 35 minutes totally unattended. My question was serious because if it was a real 5 minutes I would wait, if it was going to be another 15 or 20, I would have paid for my coffee and OJ and left. But alas, I was booted before I got the chance.

Actually, this is the first time in my 72 years that I have gotten the boot.

We love Harvest Moon. They are great folks working hard to provide great food and service. We come here, at least, once a week. Im excited that they're adding espresso, Italian soda and lotus! This is a one stop shop with a small boutique, as well.

Amanda needs counseling or rehab for drug abuse. I haven't been in for over 3 years from a fallout. I've been in for 6 times in the last 2 months and welcomed by all. She was rude as hell and needs management classes. I use to spend at least $1000 a month years ago on family and food. She can't keep employees they all run away. It's not a hard thing to do to make ammends for stupid crap we've all done. Don't go to a place that might not have great service. Your choice

Great place to go out for a ride to get a quick meal, good food, drinks and friendly service. The breakfast burritos are the best thing on a cold morning. Patronize these smaller places! We need them to stay open!

Family friendly and great food! Soups made from scratch. Great lunch specials. And while I was waiting for my meal, I got to shop around their gift store. Really enjoyed it all.

We came here on the recommendation of the lady at Hurd Mercantile down the street, and the $1 coupons she gave us.

We ordered a variety of things to share -- chicken strips, fish & chips, onion rings, burger. The food was made quickly, served hot, and looked appealing on the plate/basket. There was too much batter on the cod and the onion rings, and the tartar sauce they were served with was pretty much straight mayonnaise. The chicken strips were dry and needed a dunk in Ranch dressing to be palatable. The burger was good, and so were the French fries.

Our server was friendly and cheerful, but she was not at all focused on what we needed. There were no napkins or silverware on the table and we had to swipe some from another table nearby. The ketchup bottle at our table was empty, so we got that from another table as well.

Not sure if we came in on an off-day, but it was just okay.

Surprise, surprise! We took a little drive into the country today and stumbled upon this little gem of a bar! It happened to be Valentine's Day and there were decorations everywhere... So that was fun.
We sat on the bar side and the waitress/bartender was super friendly. The menu is basically bar food but was very reasonably priced. He ordered the chicken fingers basket with onion rings (instead of fries) and I ordered a grilled ham and cheese sandwich with tater tots. I was really impressed with the quality of the food! The grilled cheese had black forest ham and was thick cut deli style served on grilled (not toasted) Texas toast. The onion rings were also cut thick and lightly beer battered, served with ranch. We each had a couple of beers and played some of those 50 cent pull-tabs... And we won $2!!!
All in all, I did not expect to have such a nice day in the middle of farm country.