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Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Mead. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you. including Frank's Diner, Tomato Street, Twigs Bistro and Martini Bar, MacKenzie River Pizza, Grill & Pub, Onion Restaurant, Poole's Public House, Hops n Drops, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Prospectors, Dickey's Barbecue Pit
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10. Dickey's Barbecue Pit
Overall Ratings
3 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By The_Old_Philosopher
I went to Dickey's Barbecue Pit with a group. Despite having advance notice they did not appear to be prepared for the size of our group which occupied only about ½ of their available inside seating. I waited in line more than a half hour before arriving at the order counter, and it took another while before the rest of our group was served. While I waited in line they ran out of BBQ ribs and brisket. I got the pulled pork which was decent. My friend got their chicken which he said was good. Like many barbecue places they served our food on paper rather than real dishes, and with plastic forks rather than metal. There was a beat up aluminum trey under the paper. They had rolls of brown industrial paper towel on each table instead of napkins. Two sides came in small paper cups. I had ordinary beans and some waffle cut fried potatoes which I found quite good considering. Dickey's does not serve beer so I got the soft drink. I paid for a small cup of soda since refills are free and unlimited. Dickey's has a soft ice cream machine which dispenses vanilla soft ice cream into small cones for no extra charge. Parking was ample. Restrooms were clean. Chairs were hard metal. Dickeys advertises catering for large or small groups. Overall it was a corporate chain place typical of the low expectations common to other barbecue places I've been to. Their meat was reasonably good. The sides were average commercial grade. If you enjoy this kind of âdown homeâ barbecue place with paper cups and plastic forks then you'll love Dickey's. Its not really my kind of place. I prefer a little more up-scale to at least have plates for my food. This place was barefoot friendly.
9. Prospectors
Overall Ratings
3 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By pawsitivecampinglife
Been a few years since last here and food is still good. A little surprised to see restaurant mostly empty for dinner. Had the pork chop special. This is a smaller portion than the full entree and was plenty food for one person. Still a good place to meet friends and family for a good meal.
8. Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
Overall Ratings
3 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Klingonlursa
The server(s) were very attentive, refills came quickly for kiddos. They loved the mac n cheese, I had a well prepared, tasty 1/2 Cobb salad. No complaints on food. The interior though.....it just felt dirty, tired, overworked and needing a good scrubbing and fresh paint.
7. Hops n Drops
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
"A Neighborhood Gathering Place" featuring hand formed 100% Angus Beef Burgers, Ice Cold Beer and Icy Drinks, served in a glass made of real ice! We are open 7 days a week for lunch, dinner and happy hour. Happy Hour is offered in our bar AND dining room
Reviewed By DMTNHTravelers
We were taken here by a relative for our anniversary and her birthday. She had been here before and really liked the food and service because they accommodated her food allergy. The service was fantastic and our meal was just wonderful. I had the Guacamole Burger with an order of half fries and half tater tots, they did that special. I started out with a bowl of the French Onion soup because for happy hour it was the regular price of the cup. It was great!!! My burger was huge but I ate it all. So good. My husband had the Monster French Dip and it sure was. He was very satisfied with it. Because of her allergy she had a plain hamburger with sliced avocado. They were happy to serve what she could eat. We will be back where ever we find a Hop Jack's.
6. Poole's Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Pooleâs Public House is a restaurant/sports bar located on Hastings Road in North Spokane and on the South Hill at the corner of Regal Street & 55th Avenue. We hope itâll feel like home when you meet friends and family to eat, drink and catch your favorit
Reviewed By montanafan
From the start we werenât real impressed. This restaurant just moved to a new location one block west of their previous location. We pulled into the parking lot and there was only one space left and people were arriving continuously. On the plus side we had a reservation for 12 and our table was ready and waiting when we arrived. Drink orders were taken and while they didnât take forever to arrive they werenât very quick. Appetizers were good we had the grilled stuffed jalapeños and the fried mushrooms. Food was delivered starting with a burger and a salad then nothing for 10-15 minutes. The rest was brought out all at once (minus a salad that was on the way and never arrived until we asked about it 20 minutes later). The salads were okay pretty tasty and a really nice variety of salad options. The kids menu burger was huge but the kids menu items are way overpriced. When we got the bill the wine that was ordered was $1 more than the listed price. The waitress was great and adjusted the price. Not impressed and Iâll likely not return. Food was okay and the service was pretty good but the mistakes outweigh the mediocrity.
5. Onion Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By TAMAN1951
Nice selection of offerings with something for everyone. Pork sandwich was a little dry but the pork tacos were nice and fresh. Shepherds pie was nicely prepared but a little bland in the flavor department. Actually it is a cottage pie made with ground beef rather than lamb. The onion rings are perhaps the best I have ever had. Homemade and a light tasty beer batter. So good and flavorful you do not need sauce. Friendly attentive service. Fair prices.
4. MacKenzie River Pizza, Grill & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
The first MacKenzie River opened in downtown Bozeman, Montana in 1993. For families and friends seeking a reasonable and relaxed dining experience that delivers quality and impressive menu variety in a fun and distinctive atmosphere, MacKenzie River is wh
Reviewed By xtalguy_11
We liked this place. The exterior of this pizza place is quite inviting and the parking lot was full. The interior is nice too - decorated with rustic accents such as trees, wood eating spaces with live edges, and lots of decor of the outdoors. Nice. The wait staff were very friendly and attentive too. Many of their pizza options looked good on paper and we opted for the Humble Pie. We ordered a large. This is a lot of pie for sure. We largely enjoyed it and our review rating would be higher, but it seemed clear that the crust was not homemade. Not certain how this can be since 'Pizza' is in the title of their name. Hoping that MPRGP reads this and considers improving what they have with some home style flair. Overall not bad. They even have space to accommodate larger groups. Draft beer selection was meager.
3. Twigs Bistro and Martini Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Twigs Bistro and Martini Bar at Wandermere in North Spokane is an inviting and comfortable restaurant offering a New American menu and an extensive list of adult beverages. You'll find a delicious selection of appetizers, salads, steaks, pasta, pizza, com
Reviewed By Winny C
The atmosphere is pretty good at Twigs; however, the service can be spotty. Let me explain. The individual waiter / waitress has always been nice, attentive, and fine. Out of the last three times I have visited this location, I feel as though the employees are not set up for success. Service ends up being quite slow because there are not enough staff for all the tables. I'm not sure if this location runs on a bare bones crew during the weekday evenings but it forced the individual waiter / waitress to be spread thin. The first visit, I came for dinner but ended up leaving after one round of drinks as it took about 15-20 minutes to get them. The waiter was running around trying to do the best he could. I did not feel as though it was his own fault.For a weekday dinner, I usually chose a different spot. I have gone for a weekend lunch and service was fantastic!Food: 4-stars Pros:- great decor- relaxing patio with wild life (there were a few ducks in the water)- food is usually consistent (they are running a deal on burgers right now)- decent cocktail menu (fairly consistent at different locations - I adore the lemon drops and have had them at 2 locations in Spokane)Cons:- inconsistent service / wait times NOT the individual service - this is a big deal for me. I want to spend my money for not only good food but also, superior service. This inconsistency deters me quite regularly from going to Twigs on the Northside.
2. Tomato Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 346 reviews
Reviewed By TAMAN1951
Very nice fried ravioli starter. Filled with cheese and two dipping sauces. Salad was a bit spartan. The clams and pasta was very good. Nice flavor and garlic bread a nice accompaniment. Twice baked spaghetti had good flavor but was a little dry. Nice side of small meatballs. Service was good. Prices are OK.
1. Frank's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By Brian S
Everyone raves about this place, and it's true! The food here is top notch and the service can't be beat, either. The wait staff hustles like few places we've ever been and they always manage to get it all done with a smile. The meals were great, with large portions and quick turn around from order time to delivery of the food. Try Frank's if you never have. You'll be glad you did!
