Lodge Restaurant, Dungeon Bar and Twilight Lounge

It gets five stars because when you compare it with the other restaurants in town, it is like the worlds best restaurant. Their servers are polite and welcoming and they do their best to make sure you walk away with a good experience. The portions are generous and you get your money’s worth! Yummy food!

Had breakfast at the Lodge and it was FABULOUS. If you’re here for Twilight, come eat here just for the photo op even if you’re not interested in the great food (we took pictures of the menu, for crying out loud). Everything was pretty themed, and we loved every minute of it. The Newborn special was amazing. Maybe I was just starved after roughing it in the campground and surviving on turkey dogs. I’ll still be back next time I’m in Forks.

Sorry folks, it’s no longer there.

Great restaurant, even with it’s Twilight theme ~ 90% of their food items had a Twilight related name. the portions are huge & the food is tasty!
My friend’s BF & I both ordered the Clubhouse, my sister had a Patty Melt, & my friend had a basket of fried yumminess! The turkey in the Clubhouse was freshly carved and the whole sandwich was really thick! I had to eat mine by splitting the quarter cuts in half!
Bottom line: you’ll get more than your money’s worth!

First and for most I’m a TWIHARD so I wanted to give this place a better rating, 2 stars just cuz the appetizers baskets were out of this world .
TWILIGHT LOUNGE: is located on the second floor of the restaurant I visited the lounge during the weekend Forks was celebrating Bella’s Birthday.
MUSIC: Sucked, the DJ will play hip hop wait for the song to end and start playing rock, very confused guy din not know how to mix.
BARTENDER: Sucked, didn’t know how to make any type of drink had to constantly look at a book to know what was in the drink and did not walk the bar to help anyone but the people in front of her.
THE DUNGEON: visited after one of the other twihards saw me waiting for the bartender for 10 minutes. its located on the main level next to the sitting section of the lodge, this place was quiet and most of the locals go there.
BARTENDER: Nice girl who was busy but still had the time to acknowledge we where there, knew how to make what we asked for and did not look in a book. This is the place to be while all the kids were up in the Lounge.
In the Dungeon we order some appetizers that where off the hook. The Cullen which is a sampler of all of their appetizers and the shrimp basket forgot how they called it but it was good.
On our last day we decided to go to the Lodge for dinner
Server: Had to be new because she didn’t even had a pen or note pad to take down our order once she got situated she took our order Fettuccine Alfredo and brought us our drinks, we waited 25 minutes and our glasses were empty she will walk by but not offer us a refill, my friend and I did not what to ask because we wanted to see how much longer it will take her to notice we did not have any drinks.
30 minutes later we get our food but not from our waitress but from a random boy we seen walking in earlier who we thought was just another guest and he had to tell our waitress we needed a drink.
FOOD: Horrible the chicken was so salty I could not eat it, the sauce was very think it reminded me of paper mache paste, so decided not to eat and go somewhere else.
Over all I will only suggest getting the baskets or burgers I don’t think you can go wrong with that.

If you are not into Twilight, do not go here no matter how many stars The Lodge has managed to amass. We were fooled by the 4 stars, hungry after hiking Lake Crescent (FIVE STARS on a sunny day, four with rain!), and generally just needing some grub. I should have realized from the «Twilight Lounge» and «Vote for Dazzled by Twilight» signs that this was no regular place to eat.
The Lodge has grub. Unfortunately all of its grub has been named after characters in the Twilight books. The glasses all say «Got Twilight?» (I can understand why they don’t say, «Got Blood?») They are workin’ them angles.
Here’s the thing that is abso-​insert explicitive here-​lutely awesome about the Lodge: On the walls are folk-​arty carved scenes of logging, old timey with springboards and contemporary with cranes. Heck yeah! Other than that the atmosphere was dark and the tables were crammed too close together (two children couldn’t eat back-​to-​back easily in there).
The food: There was lots of it, it took a long time to arrive (our waitress did inform us of this early on so we did a crossword to kill time and weren’t bothered), the fries were meh, the fried fish was huge but not anything special. Hubs’ turkey bacon sandwich looked pretty good. If I were back in town I might get their BLT, the bacon looked that good. Prices were dirt cheap, almost Grays Harbor cheap.
I wonder if Forks’ fame for teh vampire wuv will last. Probably. Will its popularity for hawt soopernatchurel romancin’ last? Who knows. But for now, if you go to Forks, don’t expect to be able to escape from Twilight just because an eatery has four stars.
Team College!

Drove from Oak Harbor to Forks to see the quaint town and see the whole thing for Twilight and ate lunch at the Lodge Restaurant.
I decided to order a burger and it was one of the Best Burgers I have had in a while. It came with homemade fry’s which were also good.
I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is in Forks.
Also they serve the drinks in a GOT TWILIGHT? glass so it was funny.

Good food, friendly service. 6 people, 6 different meals, all very happy. I had the Logger stew which was very filling. It’s an endless bowl, but couldn’t even finish one. Big pieces of onions, carrots, potatoes and beef in broth.
Also, their breakfast was excellent, with awesome sausage and bacon. After looking for a place to eat in Forks on Unilocal,I thought we were doomed. This place didn’t even show up on my initial search, found it by walking by. But out of all the places to eat in Forks, this is the only one that didn’t scare me.

YUM! My wife and I ate here after attending Quileute Days. I think it’s really neat that they named it after the restaurant Charlie and Bella ate at in Forks. Forks finally has a nice sit down restaurant that serves a variety of food! We chose to eat in the Dungeon Bar– too cool! The décor was really neat, painted stone work on the wall, dungeon like accents– and the AC was pumping on this warm sunny day.
The food? Delicious! Almost all the items had Twilight themed names, and I loved that they even included some of the smaller characters. We decided to just get some appetizers and a small dinner salad. The bartender was super friendly, very nice and outgoing. I’m a pretty picky eater and she put up with my menu questions with a smile! The salad was huge– tasted and looked very fresh as well. The chicken strips were not too crispy, not soggy and tender. We were offered a variety of dips and chose the buffalo and barbecue– both tasty! We also split an order of the garlic mashed potatoes which the bartender raved about– and she was right! It was creamy and full of flavor. I almost wished we had each ordered one!
They had karaōke going on upstairs, but you couldn’t hear it in the dining area. A lot of the local teens seemed really excited about the karaōke, next time we’ll have to try it out.
Next time we’re in town we plan on visiting here again for sure, and actually ordering an entrée from the menu.