Noah's Canteen

Such a disappointing experience! From the hostess to the food to the server. Got there and got seated in a booth, I stood up and looked around and saw several tables open so I asked the hostess if we could move to a table and was abruptly told no, they were getting ready to combine tables to make them bigger, which they never did. Received our food, which was awful. My husbands burger was completely under cooked, my blackened fish tacos were dry, the "fresh" veggies served with the steak were definitely frozen and our waitress never came back after she brought our food. I had to go ask the hostess to track her down so we could pay our bill and leave. All in all, I would expect more based on the pricing on the menu.

Listen. I just got my wisdom teeth out, I’m in pain, can barely open my mouth — and I end up at Noah’s Canteen in Kellogg, Idaho. I figured I’d just get something simple I could eat. But then Gavin walks in like the main character. This man didn’t just serve — he served. I mentioned I couldn’t eat much, and suddenly I had food that was actually perfect for me. Then my phone started dying, and I half-jokingly said I’d tip him if he could find me a charger. Bro walked back out with a whole battery pack. Not a cord. Not a plug. A battery pack. I was speechless. Gavin wasn’t just a server that night — he was a hero, a provider, a saint. The food was great, but honestly? Gavin was the meal. Noah’s Canteen, take note: protect this man at all costs.

We came in as a family of four (me, my wife, and our two kids). My wife and I both ordered the Jackass Burger, one kid had the mac and cheese, and the other got a grilled cheese. Unfortunately, the food was a big letdown. The burgers were extremely dry — both the pulled pork and the burger patty had almost no moisture. It was so dry we literally needed water just to swallow it. Definitely not what you expect from a burger that’s supposed to be juicy and flavorful. The kids’ meals were okay at best, nothing special. What made it worse was the service speed — the restaurant was almost empty and we were the only table, yet it still took a long time for the food to come out. Overall, very disappointing experience. We won’t be coming back.

We stopped in for dinner and a couple drinks. The Lemon Drop was fantastic and so was my first Silver Mt old fashioned. The second seem a little watered down. We also tried the Autumn Pear martini which we did not car for. The ribeye and mashed potatoes were good, the burgers really good as well.

Located at the base of the longest gondola in North America expectations were high as we arrived for dinner. We visited 3 days before the 23/24 ski season kicked off to an almost empty bar area (we were given a choice to sit on the restaurant side). Other than a few employees talking about the upcoming season red bull TV played on a 5 minute loop on the wall and a big screen had football. I ordered the ribeye (no mention of what it came with) and my partner ordered the pulled pork tacos. I'm typically a rare steak person but a handy diagram at the table strongly urged me to order medium rare which I did. The steak came with a potato puree (I really can't call it mashed potatoes due to the texture) and "mixed vegetables" which consisted of mostly carrots and some broccoli with a great