Little Si Restaurant and Lounge

Worse service I have experienced in years. Slow, rude and in competent. Will not return.

Went for the second time thinking the first horrendous experience was an anomaly. NOPE. I ordered a Cobb salad and my husband ordered spaghetti with meatballs. After 40 MINUTES we finally got our food. The chicken on my salad was totally raw and they forgot his meatballs. They tried to tell me my raw chicken was «fine” – it was just the way they marinated it. Uh, no thanks. My husband also asked for a lemonade refill and got a water instead. We ended up leaving and getting taco time.
I’m a busy working mom and all I wanted was a night where I didn’t have to cook or clean. Now I’m eating crummy fast food.

My wife and myself just stopped in for a salad and a pizza. Katie was once again our waitress. This is the second time in a row she has served us. She is an incredible addition to your staff. So helpful, and friendly.

Love this place. We eat here often. Kids love it. The pizza is the best in town IMO. It’s their main staple at this restaurant. Don’t leave without trying it. Always good craft beer selection to compliment and they are constantly rotating handles. A new craft brew every week it seems. Staff are super attentive. They are available on Groupon making them very reasonably priced. (Still a good value without.) Many restaurant’s wait staff don’t respond well to children. (i.e. Bringing out the adult dishes before the children.) But this staff gets it. Always bringing out the kids food as soon as it ready. What I like about this place is the consistency. Going through NB, give it a try.

Last week my fiancé and I wanted to take a drive as the weather was so beautiful. We got hungry and stopped at the Little Si Bar and Grill.
We started off with a Bloody Mary that was so tasty! And you can’t beat the price. I ordered a SW chicken salad with jicama. And my fiancé ordered pizza. Both with Very Good. The waitstaff was very attentive and friendly. The happy hour is selections look good as well. Although North Bend is a bit of a drive, we will be back. And you can’t beat the view outside the restaurant.

No idea why this place has 4 stars. Service was terrible, nobody could remember anything and they just took forever and weren’t friendly whatsoever. As someone who has worked in the food and beverage industry for five years, I know 16-​year olds who would perform better than anyone else we were served by. Secondly, the food was terrible. Covered in cheese and oil, it was so disgusting. Also the fact that my friends and I had to intensely shake salt and pepper over the entire dish just to get any sort of flavor. The saddest part of my experience is that I hadn’t eaten all day, so I really would have been happy with almost anything. But for a «well rated», semi-​expensive restaurant, I expected much more. Never go here. Waste of time, money, and food.

We just had amazing service, the best breakfast I have had since the last time I was here. And the best Bloody Mary I have had in the area. Ok yes it was a double but a damn good one at that.
And the place was packed.

It was a damn fine burger. They don’t take Amex. Good to know.

BREAKFAST REVIEW
we tried the breakfast because of rave reviews from my friends. It’s good stuff for sure. The $ 4 Bloody Mary and mimosa is a good enough reason for me to come back. I ordered the little si scramble and it was great. The country potatoes are like little crispy Jo jos and are awesome. Everyone’s food was cooked pretty darn perfect. The bacon was especially good. Lots of places have great food but can’t cook bacon for the life of them. These guys nailed it. Did I mention the $ 4 Bloody Mary???

So glad new ownership brought back the quality. My wife had the gluten free pizza and loved it. Super happy to have a fair value quality meal in north bend.

I freaking love the garlic wings, seriously the best wings i have ever had! Happy hour in the bar is where it’s at, great app prices and good drinks, it’s busy though so sometimes the service doesn’t quite keep up. A definite must stop though. Try the wings!

We were hungry and passing though, so we stopped into Little Si’s. The reason we picked this restaurant is because we had a groupon. We got, I believe, the meat lover’s pizza and it wasn’t my cup of tea — or rather, piece of pie. Just a typical restaurant.

Busy place. I understand why. Prices are reasonable. Menu extensive. Quantity reported as generous. TBD. I’m ordering Chicken Marsala with soup. Our other dish is seafood fettuccine.
Dinner’s over. Not really impressed. Food was rather bland though a generous portion still. I ate the chicken which was more in a mushroom gravy than what I would call Marsala Sauce. Most of the pasta came home and, being the master of remake, I will turn it into a beef stroganoff. The fettuccine was also bland though there was a generous helping of seafood… tiny bay shrimp and equally tiny scallops. If I ever return I’ll have to try something else.
In all, if you are feeding a hungry family this place will not put a serious dent in your wallet.

A group of 7 stopped in here for lunch after a long, wet and cold day of hiking.
Free parking can be found in the large parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Tabs are easily split. For security purposes, tabs are paid directly at the table. This feature guarantees that credit cards are visual at all times. One can never be too safe with fraud nowadays.
Since we had minors with us we had to sit in the family dining area. We were promptly seated near the back of the restaurant. Our waiter was friendly, outgoing and prompt in delivering our pitcher of brew to slurp on while we browsed the menu.
Our table ordered a couple pitchers of Manny’s for $ 18. Each pitcher filled four pint glasses to the brim, bringing the cost of a pint of beer to $ 4.50.
My wife and I shared a bowl of the daily soup (roasted corn, cheddar and jalapeño) for $ 3.99. The soup was hot in temperature, hearty and warmed me right up.
We also shared the Club Sandwich for $ 9.99: fresh sliced turkey breast, bacon, Swiss
cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo on sourdough bread. Served with fries and a dill pickle spear. We devoured every last crumb.
Thank you Little Si for re-​fueling and warming us up after a day of playing in the mountains.

Hot delicious food, attentive intelligent service and a clean and cozy interior.
We ordered the meat lovers pizza and the sausage spaghetti and it was delicious!!! My daughter got the kid’s cheeseburger and it was very large, juicy and made from scratch, my husband and I were happy to share!
You could tell everyone in the restaurant was enjoying their meal. How could they not? Five stars! We’ll definitely be back, it’s 30+ minutes from my house, but worth the trip!

I was a little sad that Jay Berries was closed when I came to North Bend. But I decided to try Lil Si restaurant that was in its place. I absolutely loved the food and the service was exceptional as well.
So the feelings of disappointment I had was quickly replaced by this delicious new restaurant. Thank you Lil Si for moving into this North Bend location.

Old Jay Berry’s spot, revamped and painted, they still carry many of the same tasty pizzas and they have an incredible Happy Hour. Pizzas, nachos, artichoke dip, wings all at $ 5 options over HH. I was glad despite name and owner change all was still Tasty and they still have the same kind servers. Only item I missed was their greek pizza, but they still have chefs choice and other options that I remember. Cheers!

Just came in for some drinks & apps after hiking. We were here a few months ago & didn’t realize it had sold. The changes that we see are fantastic! Menu is so much easier to read, and the menus on the table are nice looking.
So excited to see that they have changed their Happy Hour! Used to be random things on different days, which was hard for my husband & I because he likes beer and I like cocktails. Now it is beer, wine, cocktails on happy hour every day! We will definitely be coming back for that!
Nice to have a salad on the happy hour selections, instead of just fried foods. A welcomed alternative, thank you!
I see they are going to do some remodeling, bartender says they are putting up a bunch of TV’s, that will be nice to watch the Hawks somewhere that isn’t a loud bar.
Looking forward to seeing more changes, we like what we see so far!

I’ll be honest, I was a bit reticent when I visited the first week after it changed hands. There were two things that concerned me: The free bread was no more, and the free WiFi was gone. They assured me the WiFi was coming back, but the bread — probably not.
So we waited a few weeks. Showed up tonight (Saturday) at the peak of the dinner hour. They weren’t too crowded, which I hope is not a bad sign. We were seated quickly and pleasantly. Our waitress, Jenn, showed up quickly and pleasantly. Drink orders were taken and filled quickly. Dinner orders similarly so.
The menu is very similar to the JB’s menu, but it’s been updated. Still no free bread, but I’m okay with that. I don’t need the carbs. The quality is easily as good as Jay Berry’s was at its best, and better than it was at some other times. Both my kids ordered their favorites, and both passed with flying colors.
I ordered a generic margarita, which was both excellent and better than I anticipated.
Other notes:
— The interior is undergoing some updates as well. They will be closed for a couple days this week for that purpose. I’ll look forward to seeing the results.
— Restroom cleanliness seemed to be a big challenge for Jay Berry’s at times. It was never stellar, and sometimes it was downright awful. I’m pleased to say that both times I’ve been to Little Si the restroom (men’s anyway) was spotless and clean smelling. A huge improvement.
All in all, I’m going in for 5 stars for this neighborhood spot. Food was great, cocktail was great, service was excellent, and the restroom was shiny clean!

Heads up, they are still remodeling the interior. Not sure if that is why there was a party of flies loitering in our booth when we were seated. When they didn’t leave after waving our hands at them, we asked to move, they were fine with that.
Pizza was standard pizza. A little too cheesy which drowned out the flavors of the ingredients. We shared a small which was 6 slices and a perfect portion for lunch.
When we moved booths there was still the occasional fly and the new booth had a bunch of gnats flying around.
We gave 2 stars due to the critters flying around. Not to mention, I was traumatized by the movie the fly, so the thought of flies around my food that I’m about to eat is not so appealing. However, when you are determined to have a pizza and beer, I just drank the beer really fast to district my mind from the flies overhead.