Lonestar Restaurant

Fantastic service,Jessica was attentive and prompt with the coffee refills.Bunkhouse breakfast was filling and the Gold Nugget breakfast spuds were flavorfull and just crispy enough. The country Benedict was filling and the country gravy was delicious.

Great food. Great service! Lots of seating or you can take out. We elected order to go this morning as being Mother's day he didn't want to cook...lol. The omelets were great and the biscuits perfect. Great place!

Found this gem by accident while looking for the haunted bar in Concrete. It's a nice established restaurant with a full bar room off to the side. That part was closed at lunch time but we didn't care. We were looking for some grub and that's what we got. I had a chili burger open faced with french fries. It was hearty and satisfying. Mrs Billy D had a patty melt with onion rings. She had no complaints. All the burger patties were 1/3 lb and good. The service was efficient and prompt. We shall return.

Whenever you're visiting historic concrete Washington you have to take note of the Lonestar restaurant you walk in and it's immediately greeting you with all sorts of wonderful artwork and historical pieces from the town's history. Most enjoyable thing though is the delicious breakfast with the healthy size portions that can come your way for as little as $7.99I had to enjoy the Gene Autry with scrambled eggs, link sausage, and 2 slices of healthy wheat toast.Love the service in the coffee but the one thing that I wanted to try but can't because of my weight loss goal... The delicious pies the chocolate cream pie is my new nemesis LOL!!

The staff is nice a friendly. We stopped here for a late breakfast after an early hiking trip in the cascades. We were both famished. They have funny names for breakfast, like the Belly warmer or the Belly Buster. Come hungry, they serve a lot of food. I ordered an omelette, which comes with a side of breakfast potatoes or hash browns and toast, biscuit or cornbread. I asked if I could have a pancake instead, sure they said. When the food was served, my gosh, it was a lot! I didn't think it said on the menu, but to me, that looked like a 4 egg omelette! Even though we were famished, we couldn't finish, it was good, everything was nice & fresh tasting.

The small town of Concrete doesn't have many businesses left but I am glad they still have the Lonestar Restaurant. I needed a big breakfast for the long day ahead and this place delivers. I had the Chuck Wagon omelet which came smothered in delicious Country Gravy, shredded hash browns and chunks of chicken fried steak, green onions and cheese all wrapped in egg. It comes with a choice of toast. This thing was super big and filling! I loved it. The flavor of the gravy was very good and it was a nice combination of items in this order. I see they have several other uniquely named breakfast items and even their lunch and dinner choices looked yummy. The service was friendly and prompt and everyone here seemed to be in a good mood. Give this place a try and support the local economy when in Concrete!Thanks Lonestar, you guys are doing it right!

Not many options in this town for food. The burger was dry and small for the price but did appreciate great service from our waitress who expertly managed the dinner rush

All of the five star ratings about this restaurant may be correct, but don't reflect my experience. After a long day on the road, I was psyched to get to this restaurant. It was my destination for the day. I walked in through the restaurant and headed to the bar because I wanted to watch Monday night football. It was weird, but they didn't have the football game on in the bar. Then I looked up at the ceiling and saw the giant "Let's Go Brandon" flag. Nope! Hard no! I left, and I will never be back. I'm not a snowflake, and you are entitled to your opinions, but I am entitled to decide who to give my money to. This place was a hard no for me! I'd eat rocks before I give them my money.

Stopped in for dinner and few drinks. Down home type atmosphere. I ordered the hot turkey sandwhich and couldn't be happier. The bartender was extremely polite and sweet. Well needed and very pleased.

The waitress/owner's wife was rude and would not give me info about price...I suspect she takes advantage of elderly customers. I asked her for a menu with price...never got one and my $20.00 was whisked away like a magic trick!...no change is ever given even when I only have coffee! I am in my 70's so she thinks I am an easy target! I guess I am! But I have friends there and there aren't many options in this tiny town...guess I will have to drive further and convince friends to do the same...be warned if you are older than 50 to never get your change back...coffee only will cost the whole $20 if you put it out there for her to get her mitts on!!! This has happened every time I go there so I won't be meeting my friends there any more. It's happened for the last time!!!