Location: Hayden
Top Restaurants in Hayden
Top Things to do in Hayden
- 1. Avondale Golf Course
- 2. University of Idaho Arboretum & Botanical Garden
- 3. Triple Play Family Fun Park
- 4. Coeur d'Alene Lake
- 5. North Idaho Centennial Trail
- 6. Tubbs Hill Nature Trails
- 7. Bridle Path Quarter Horses
- 8. Selkirk Abbey Brewing Company
- 9. McEuen Park
- 10. Coeur d'Alene City Park and Independence Point
Where to eat Bar food in Hayden: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Hayden. Hayden is a city in Kootenai County, Idaho, United States. Located in the northern portion of the state, it is a suburb of nearby Coeur d'Alene and its population was 13,294 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Hayden
10. Seasons of Coeur d'Alene
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
Located in the heart of downtown Coeur d'Alene, this beautifully designed restaurant focuses on Seasonally Inspired, Spirited Cuisine. A warm, comfortable, welcoming atmosphere with top notch hospitality professionals that are passionate foodies. We provi
Reviewed By RavisDavis
After reading previous reviews, I couldnât believe I was in the same establishment. We made a reservation but upon arrival were told tersely that the dining room was closed, that we had to sit in the bar area. So we did and even though it was not crowded we were ignored for 12 minutes, finally had to ask the waitress who walked by us twice (with no eye contact) if we could get assistance. Waiter showed up in a few minutes with menus and we placed drink orders. Again, there wasnât a crowd but the drinks took about 15 minutes, staff seemed busy but we werenât the beneficiaries of their busy-ness (which should have been our clue to leave). We placed food orders and it took about 10 minutes for salads to arrive, a normal time. After the plates were removed it took over 45 minutes for the main course to arrive. Nobody bothered to inform us of status during the wait. The waiter was nice and cordial but not trained for service. What he told us after dinner was âthere was a large order right before yours of 60 peopleâ. WTF. If the service had been decent we would have been able to order ahead of the crowd. Or he could have informed us beforehand so we could decide our options. Turns out in addition to the dining room being closed for a party there was also a large catering party room in the back that had a huge birthday party going on, like you know, 60+ people!After all that, the food was mediocre, but it was at least warm. The menu reads well and is enticing but the entire experience was a total letdown. This restaurant is probably suited for a college town and if you have a large party this may be a good spot, but if you are visiting please consider your other alternatives.
9. Nosworthys Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By glelvis
6 of us went there for Father's Day. Only a few other tables there, but it took over an hour to get our food. My bun was stale, no condiments on the burger, and the fries were unseasoned. Waitress said they had a fryer down and that caused the delay. Would have been good information to have upfront. Also, it's a sports bar but Home Shopping Network was on the TV.
8. The Tipsy Pine
Reviewed By Suzette605
After a nearly disastrous service experience next door at the Northwest Pizza Company, Savannah was an absolutely stellar server. She was engaged, friendly and efficient. We had our pizza delivered from next door and stayed for an extra beer because she was such a great server. Nice clean bar with plenty of TVâs and bar games. Great service.
7. Rusty's
Reviewed By Cda C
Been a while since we've been there, but it's really a drinking establishment, which is fine. Mixed drinks we had were ok at best and beer selection was decent. Fun game area with foosball and pool tables and darts. I bet it's decent for watching football as well. Food offering was limited but didn't go there for that. Place seems clean and feels comfortable although the younger crowd wasn't liking our choices of 80's and 90's songs we played on the jukebox, but weren't overly rude. All good.
6. Caddy Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 507DonaldP
Stopped in for dinner last night. Order two beers, two hamburgers with fries. The beer was cold and tasted fresh from the tap. Unfortunately our meal was cold. The hamburger was lukewarm and the fries were cold to touch. I think the meal must have been ready for awhile before it was delivered to our table. They had two waitstaff working both the tables inside and patio seating probably to many tables for the waitstaff. We have eaten at Caddy-shack numerous time and this was a shot in the ruff.
5. Paragon brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By slygal718
Excellent food, off the wall menu which is always a draw for me, great beer selection and exceptional service. I had the duck burger (duck is always so hard to find around this area) and it was scrumpdiddliumptious. If I'd had room, I would've gotten another. My sister ordered the relatively new Bald Eagle Burger (it tastes like freedom!)and it was crazy. Buffalo patty, fried egg, cheese, lettuce, deep fried bacon on a brioche roll. She bit into it and swooned. Their fries are DELICIOUS! We'll keep going back till we've exhausted the menu. Love, love, love it!
4. MacKenzie River Pizza Grill & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Transporting you to the very heart of the Northern Rockies, the casual, rustic atmosphere with unique Montana Lodgepole furniture, stunning panoramic canvas and historic photographs sets the tone for distinctive, creatively prepared food served by vibrant
Reviewed By Palletts2013
We ate dinner here and the food was very good. We were a family of 9 and everyone had something a little different. Steak bites with bleu cheese were amazing, tender. I had a Tuscan chicken pasta dish with prosciutto and it was great. Others had fish tacos and loved them. Kids has pizza. Good beer selection, too! This restaurant fits every good craving because of it's variety.
3. Daft Badger Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Craft brewery with exceptional food.
Reviewed By LizM01
Hidden gem of a local pub in an unassuming suburb, as we were driving there my husband actually asked where I was directing him for lunch. Great atmosphere, outdoor seating, friendly and efficient staff. The food was good. Nachos plate was way too big for one person as a main meal and really should have been written on the menu as a sharing item. Six packs of beer also available to purchase and take away. Clean restroom. Bacon appetizer was excellent, as was the arugula salad.
2. Capone's Pub and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Our restaurants are a lively, family-friendly, casual dining type establishment that makes almost everything from scratch using the freshest ingredients possible. We bake our own bread from scratch as well as make our pizza dough from scratch. Cheesecakes
Reviewed By Keith K
This place is always busy, and I'm not sure why. The interior is pizza-place/sports bar with the usual signs and posters. Friendly service, standard menu with subs, burgers, and pizza. Food is nothing special, pizza is not all that tasty.
1. Porch Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By TravelingMoen3
The is a Hidden GEM! It is a bit out of the way but well worth the drive. They have well crafted beverages and they have WONDERFUL Manhattans! Their food is gourmet with wonderful combinations of seasonings, ingredients and flavors you wouldn't think would work but they are unbelievably fabulous on your pallet! The staff is humorous and engaging... they seem to love their work and show it.
