Hungry Dawg's Diner

Went here for Father's Day and even though the appearance of the restaurant has gotten better with the cool retro art the quality of food and service has declined. I used to always talk highly of this place and recommend it to others but after my last visit on Father's Day it's really cemented the fact that it's only approved in appearance. I understand the price of inflation has raised prices for everything but that shouldn't mean quality of food goes down. Some of the food arrived cold to the table and I was really disappointed with the food I ordered myself especially with the price. Expensive food but felt and tasted like it was made cheaply. The service was honestly fine when we walked in, the younger lady was nice and greeted us but the owner, who's been our server a few times (wasn't ours that day) was snappy and rude. Unfortunately this place has run its course for me, cool looking restaurant that hopefully improves in food quality.

The food is unremarkable basic diner but crazy expensive. Their $5 mimosa is now $10 and most breakfast entrees are at least $17.50 to $18.00. (You can get decent drinks at real restaurants for $8.50 so I was shocked when their tiny mimosa with garbage sparkling wine was $10) you can eat at the Farm and have better quality better prepared door for less than Hungry Dawg.While I acknowledge costs have gone up they have not doubled and this pricing is gouging.Won't be back.

Stopped at this mom and pops restaurant with my good friend. Breakfast is my favorite meal and we meandered in on a Monday later morning (10:30). I ordered the two egg breakfast meal with eggs over hard. I got home fries and breakfast sausage links. The home fries were quite hard (I'd recommend the hash browns--my friend got them and they looked good). The eggs were cooked as requested which was over hard. The sausage was decent and tender. Service was fairly speedy--but honestly, it wouldn't have mattered too much to me be used I was visiting my friend and we wanted to sit and catch up over coffee and breakfast! Ambiance is super casual and easy going. Not a fancy place which is good because I wasn't looking for that. Overall, I'd come here again for some food and especially to visit with my friend.

We stopped here today for breakfast, and it wasn't too busy, but it still took 20 minutes for somebody to come and take our order.. We ordered omelettes and when the food came, the eggs were overcooked and dry, and the hashbrowns tasted like they were cooked in old greasy oil... They did offer to take one of the plates off the bill, but not the other...@ the price being $17.99 For an omelette and hash browns you would think the food quality would be a little bit better...

Fun little diner. The food was ok Service was alright, not bad but just nothing overly friendly. Would love to come back and try other menu options

I have been a couple of times - solid breakfast for sure. Thank love the eggs benny- I think it's a little overpriced - but the best in Bonney Lake. I took a break from this place for a while - but came back and am glad I did. A Bonney Lake staple for sure. The hash browns are great - need a little bigger portion for me. The pancakes are delicious too!

Stunningly Terrible, I got chicken strips and my husband got the captains platter. The food was burned. She came back awhile after dropping off the food and said "is your fish too burned? " she brought new pieces and all three pieces were raw in the center. Neither of us ate hardly any of our food and this lovely experience was 50.00.

The food and service is A+Brittany is an amazing waitress and bartender. Please try their tasty food and you will be amazed with the service. The decor is a 50's diner. The atmosphere is nostalgic.

We came at a very slow paced time so the restaurant was quiet with lots of seating available. A single worker quickly came to get drink order and left menus. We had coffee/water delivered soon after and they were aware of when we were done perusing the menu. The breakfast items we had were excellent. The top and bottom of the hash browns were crunchy and the insides of the scrambled eggs and hash browns were still hot by the time we got it delivered. The bacon was superior quality and cooked to perfection, we added a side of gravy, that perfectly complimented the buttered biscuit. The French toast had a well balanced buttery flavor with crunchy outside edges and soft pillowy center. The cost is somewhat high, two adults costing just shy of $50, the food delivered lives up to the price and doesn't disappoint. They do have kid menus and senior citizens menu. Overall, I would definitely visit again.

Pilsbury biscuits, package gravy, and HEAT N SERVE sausages?!!!The service is pleasant, but slow, for a half busy diner. The food is edible if you're willing to pay for Grocery Outlet purchased items being served at a restaurant. Your best bet is to go griddle and avoid anything that claims to have link sausage.