Twede's Cafe - North Bend, Washington

Aram L.

Nice diner, huge burgers! Claim to fame is being the diner from Twin Peaks and they lean heavily into that, but you know what? That's pretty cool!

Food was really good and the burger variety was impressive. Of course both the cherry pie and coffee are standouts.

Staff was incredibly friendly, even when we were there on the busiest day of the year for them.

Vanilla B.

I got the bacon avocado burger and it was so good, though the avocado slipped out I just ate it on my fries. The fries were really good too and they seemed fresh cut. I got the hot cocoa and it was probably the best hot chocolate I had. It was so good I kept burning my mouth on it!

Lauren W.

Damn fine!

Visited the weekend after David Lynch’s death and it was SO busy but the service was kind and the food hit the spot! The atmosphere for a Twin Peaks fan cannot be beat! Simply charming.

Janie W.

Food was fine. Not a Twin Peaks fan and didn’t know abt its connection with the show, but it wasn’t too cringey. The fried food is really oily just a heads up

Rachael K.

If you are a fan of Twin Peaks, this is a must-see! Best cherry pie and a damn fine cup of coffee. Plus, the walls have pictures and memorabilia from the show. The staff was friendly and the food was perfect.

Paul N.

Stopped by this place after a hike nearby without knowing the pop culture significance of it. The ambience is very nice, and the twin peaks pie is good - but that’s where sadly the positives end.

I always love me a creative/fusion burger, but the fajita burger did not live up to the hype. The guac (as pictured) looks and is old. The bottomless fries are so soggy and drenched in oil - I couldn’t even get 2-3 bites in. My friend ordered an omelette and could not finish the dry bread.

That said, I could’ve probably moved on with my day until we headed to the front register to pay. The girl behind the counter saw me come up with the paper order, yanked it out of my hand, flipped the iPad over, and said “tap here” signaling where I needed to put my phone for Apple Pay - all without saying hello, making eye contact, or passing a smile. She then looked away to the next guest in line & chatted with them over us. Cool.

Our first & final time here.

Denycia H.

A must visit for Twins Peak fans! They have kept so much of it the same so it really feels true to the show. Burger and fries were good as was the cherry pie and apple pie. I only wish they wouldn't have plated the fries so soon because they were cold by the time they got to me. They were really good fries though. Wish I had gotten them hot! They were super busy when we went so wait times can be long. But as someone who used to wait tables, I totally get it. They were all doing their best even when they kept getting sideways comments from customers. Even with the long wait times I'm glad that we went!

Anita

Review for Tweeds Café: A Slice of Nostalgia with a Delicious Twist

On our recent visit to Tweeds Café in North Bend, Washington, we stepped right into a charming, nostalgic spot known for its history as a filming location for Twin Peaks. This cozy café has kept its character, making it feel like stepping into the past while enjoying a solid, down-to-earth meal.

We stopped by for breakfast, and everything exceeded our expectations. Fernando had a classic breakfast of fried eggs and a sausage patty that was hands down the best we’ve ever had – thick, juicy, perfectly spiced, and cooked to perfection. It was more like a flavorful burger patty, and it came with a generous pancake on the side. I opted for the French toast, which was just right, and the coffee was deliciously smooth, kept hot, and constantly refilled.

The service was friendly and attentive, making us feel right at home. Our experience was well worth the trip, and we’ll definitely return. Tweeds Café is a gem with a rich history, great food, and warm service, and we’ll be recommending it to friends and family.