The Fort - (Near Davenport, WA)

Catherine Jessen Food was good, got a small burrito and was a little expensive for the size of it. Once again, I was looking for the Indian aspect of the restaurant and there was none. Burrito was still satiating

Nick Bodemer This is easily the best Chinese restaurant Ive ever been to. It has a nice, cozy old-school atmosphere. The people who run it are incredibly nice. I ordered a combo meal and a Coke. The sweet and sour chicken was amazing! The BBQ Pork Chow Yuk was incredible! I was able to swap out the prawns for almond chicken, which was also amazing. The fried rice was fantastic. Service was great, and the Coke I had was fresh, and the syrup was mixed perfectly. I would wholeheartedly recommend Maxis!

Sharon Bromiley This restaurant is located in the historic Pataha Flour Mill. Delicious food is prepared and served by an all-volunteer staff to support their church. Guests pay by donations. The restaurant is currently serving lunch on Thur & Fri 11-2. We visited 12-19-2025. It is also very interesting to tour the flour mill, where much of the machinery is still present.

Maddi Chapman Was hesitant to come here because of the reviews, but the food and service were great. The food was served beautifully arranged and was bright and tasty. Some of the best Chinese food I’ve had. Waitress was kind and polite, gave lots of time for you to enjoy your meal and visit at your table.

matthew bucknell "Do not judge a book by its cover", a wise person once said. And an experience at The Diner would fit into this category. Although it looks somewhat run-down, and to some people possibly sketchy, I would 100% recommend this place for their food and awesome staff. The prices are great too, and one can easily see that patrons are treated well and love the place. I trust locals when it comes to out-of-town cafes, so this place is tried and true to what many of us remember a diner should be like. If you are in Aberdeen and need a quick and inexpensive meal, you will not be disappointed!

Kyrsten J I finally made my first visit to The Jitter House today, and wow....what an experience! The place was buzzing with energy, full of people laughing, chatting, and clearly enjoying themselves. Beyond the lively atmosphere, the café doubles as a quirky little shop, selling an assortment of random trinkets that give it a unique charm. I decided to try their Red Bull spritzer and ordered a breakfast sandwich to go along with it. Since I react badly to pork, I went with the vegan option made with Impossible sausage....even though it cost about a dollar more than the regular version. Unfortunately, that choice didn’t quite hit the mark. I couldn’t tell if the sausage was overcooked or if it’s just supposed to be that firm, but it gave the whole sandwich a strange texture and took away from the flavor. Still, I powered through and finished it. On the bright side, every single staff member I interacted with was incredibly kind and welcoming, which really made the experience worthwhile. Even with the sandwich mishap, I’d definitely give The Jitter House another visit...next time, I’ll just try a different food option!