Awesome restaurant inside old Bank Food is excellent as well the service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Allison Esposito
Outstanding server. She does a great job . Good was great. Will come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Elaine Soos
We had our daughter’s baby shower here and everything was perfect! Brian and Theresa went out of their way to ensure that our food was delicious and ready exactly when we were! Our guests who had not been here before were impressed with the ambience provided by the renovated old bank building, including its original teller windows, wall and ceiling effects and vault room, where we stored the gifts, but which can be also be used for a creative small-group dining experience. We have brought several guests here for lunch or dinner on more “ordinary” days, and Selah has always come through with its tasty food (especially its one-of-a-kind cakes), dependable service and unique atmosphere. Classic jazz and swing playing quietly in the background enhances the experience. The restaurant also has dinner theater and distinctive summer alley parties featuring local talent. We highly recommend making the drive slightly off the beaten path to Selah!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Matthew Christy
Service and place were awesome but we went for the gnocchi and they were out. Definitely going back to try them hear they are the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Taylor
Terrible experience from start to finish. The restaurant smelled awful the moment we walked in, like something had gone bad. The service was incredibly slow and the staff seemed uninterested — no one checked on our table, and when we did get our food, it was cold, bland, and honestly inedible. The place felt dirty and poorly managed. Definitely not worth the money or time. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Sterling Whitfield
I went here about a week ago while visiting the state and even after returning home it still bothers me. I did not enjoy the service, I couldn't even properly give a 15% tip in good conscience. The server didn't come to check on us more than once through the meal and wasn't even the one to run us our food. I ran out of my drink and had to wait until after our meal was finished to even get a refill. The food wasn't even that great to be worth this level of service. Sure the place looked nice, but everything about my visit was just subpar.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Boomikins
Worst dinner service I've ever had. Server referred to me as a snow beaner because they heard my Canadian accent. Asked if I wanted a cup of maple syrup with my dinner. But wouldn't call me his 'buddy'. Told me to go back to my igloo when I complained.
2/10, never again, eh.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Pharo Pictures
Poor service, horrible wait times, and my server brought up my bald spot which hurt my insecurities. I don't remember what her name was but it started with an S. My food was under cooked and my beer was WARM. If I could leave a 0 star review I would.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Murad Shorrab
It pains me to write this review, but believe it's important to write to help folks make an informed decision. I have been having dinner here a few times a year for 18 years. We have rented the vault for my most recent birthday for example. Based on good prior experiences, we made a reservation for another family birthday and had folks in from out of town. Our reservation was for 6pm and we were not able to be seated until 705pm. The interim between arriving for our reservation and our seating has made it clear to me that something has changed in this place and they cannot support the level of service they have been known for in the past. The floor manager was not able to find our reservation even when displayed on our phone. After some help, it was found and despite the cake we had preordered for the event, the staff was caught by total surprise and suggested we might have dinner elsewhere. We even had a tense moment where she asked my sister to backup because she felt she was too close, while holding my sister's phone to try and find our reservation. There is no seating to wait so we spent our idle time in the parking lot. Selah was the birthday party's ideal and we were willing to wait.
Our server did try to be welcoming, but a series of delays in servicing of drinks and food had us leaving at first opportunity a little after 9pm. I truly feel that a staffing or communication issue caused the restaraunt's overall functioning to fall through. Seated at 705, drink order at 730 and not served till nearly 8. My son's spaghetti and meatballs had no meatballs and my brother in law's gnocchi trio had one. They had run out? They comped my brother's meal. We took the cake home to celebrate and it was an excellent cake.
I don't care about money or food at its core. I go to dinner with my family for an experience and to share joy. The business of this place made that not possible. While I'm sure I will continue to have dinner at Selah for many years, I can't risk important or larger tables there any longer. We had a bad time on what was supposed to be a warm night and much of it was because of strange social interactions before, during, and after our meal with the staff based on what I'm sure was high anxiety over repeated delays due to be understaffed and underprepared.
Please consider that reservations are made to ensure service, not to detract from a healthy walk in crowd. It may be that Selah is just the place to go for 2-4 people for a mid level dining experience. I had not felt that way until today, and held it as one of the area's best places to dine.
Murad Ghazi Shorrab
It pains me to write this review, but believe it's important to write to help folks make an informed decision. I have been having dinner here a few times a year for 18 years. We have rented the vault for my most recent birthday for example. Based on good prior experiences, we made a reservation for another family birthday and had folks in from out of town. Our reservation was for 6pm and we were not able to be seated until 705pm. The interim between arriving for our reservation and our seating has made it clear to me that something has changed in this place and they cannot support the level of service they have been known for in the past. The floor manager was not able to find our reservation even when displayed on our phone. After some help, it was found and despite the cake we had preordered for the event, the staff was caught by total surprise and suggested we might have dinner elsewhere. We even had a tense moment where she asked my sister to backup because she felt she was too close, while holding my sister's phone to try and find our reservation. There is no seating to wait so we spent our idle time in the parking lot. Selah was the birthday party's ideal and we were willing to wait.
Our server did try to be welcoming, but a series of delays in servicing of drinks and food had us leaving at first opportunity a little after 9pm. I truly feel that a staffing or communication issue caused the restaraunt's overall functioning to fall through. Seated at 705, drink order at 730 and not served till nearly 8. My son's spaghetti and meatballs had no meatballs and my brother in law's gnocchi trio had one. They had run out? They comped my brother's meal. We took the cake home to celebrate and it was an excellent cake.
I don't care about money or food at its core. I go to dinner with my family for an experience and to share joy. The business of this place made that not possible. While I'm sure I will continue to have dinner at Selah for many years, I can't risk important or larger tables there any longer. We had a bad time on what was supposed to be a warm night and much of it was because of strange social interactions before, during, and after our meal with the staff based on what I'm sure was high anxiety over repeated delays due to be understaffed and underprepared.
Please consider that reservations are made to ensure service, not to detract from a healthy walk in crowd. It may be that Selah is just the place to go for 2-4 people for a mid level dining experience. I had not felt that way until today, and held it as one of the area's best places to dine.
It pains me to write this review, but believe it's important to write to help folks make an informed decision. I have been having dinner here a few times a year for 18 years. We have rented the vault for my most recent birthday for example. Based on good prior experiences, we made a reservation for another family birthday and had folks in from out of town. Our reservation was for 6pm and we were not able to be seated until 705pm. The interim between arriving for our reservation and our seating has made it clear to me that something has changed in this place and they cannot support the level of service they have been known for in the past. The floor manager was not able to find our reservation even when displayed on our phone. After some help, it was found and despite the cake we had preordered for the event, the staff was caught by total surprise and suggested we might have dinner elsewhere. We even had a tense moment where she asked my sister to backup because she felt she was too close, while holding my sister's phone to try and find our reservation. There is no seating to wait so we spent our idle time in the parking lot. Selah was the birthday party's ideal and we were willing to wait. Our server did try to be welcoming, but a series of delays in servicing of drinks and food had us leaving at first opportunity a little after 9pm. I truly feel that a staffing or communication issue caused the restaraunt's overall functioning to fall through. Seated at 705, drink order at 730 and not served till nearly 8. My son's spaghetti and meatballs had no meatballs and my brother in law's gnocchi trio had one. They had run out? They comped my brother's meal. We took the cake home to celebrate and it was an excellent cake. I don't care about money or food at its core. I go to dinner with my family for an experience and to share joy. The business of this place made that not possible. While I'm sure I will continue to have dinner at Selah for many years, I can't risk important or larger tables there any longer. We had a bad time on what was supposed to be a warm night and much of it was because of strange social interactions before, during, and after our meal with the staff based on what I'm sure was high anxiety over repeated delays due to be understaffed and underprepared. Please consider that reservations are made to ensure service, not to detract from a healthy walk in crowd. It may be that Selah is just the place to go for 2-4 people for a mid level dining experience. I had not felt that way until today, and held it as one of the area's best places to dine.
Carol Kordupel
Will definitely go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rebecca DiCioccio
Unique restaurant in what used to be an old fashioned bank bldg. The food is freshly prepared and delicious. This time I had ricotta gnocchi which were to die for. Always comes with a salad. generous portions. everyone loved their meal and we will return soon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jack Daugherty
Fantastic place and Fantastic people. Could not have been better.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
j s
The food was amazing and we all loved the decor in an old bank. The service was a little on the slow side for the amount of people in the place. The waitress was very nice, just slow. I will be going back, and you should also try it!
Awesome restaurant inside old Bank Food is excellent as well the service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Outstanding server. She does a great job . Good was great. Will come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had our daughter’s baby shower here and everything was perfect! Brian and Theresa went out of their way to ensure that our food was delicious and ready exactly when we were! Our guests who had not been here before were impressed with the ambience provided by the renovated old bank building, including its original teller windows, wall and ceiling effects and vault room, where we stored the gifts, but which can be also be used for a creative small-group dining experience. We have brought several guests here for lunch or dinner on more “ordinary” days, and Selah has always come through with its tasty food (especially its one-of-a-kind cakes), dependable service and unique atmosphere. Classic jazz and swing playing quietly in the background enhances the experience. The restaurant also has dinner theater and distinctive summer alley parties featuring local talent. We highly recommend making the drive slightly off the beaten path to Selah!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service and place were awesome but we went for the gnocchi and they were out. Definitely going back to try them hear they are the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Terrible experience from start to finish. The restaurant smelled awful the moment we walked in, like something had gone bad. The service was incredibly slow and the staff seemed uninterested — no one checked on our table, and when we did get our food, it was cold, bland, and honestly inedible. The place felt dirty and poorly managed. Definitely not worth the money or time. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I went here about a week ago while visiting the state and even after returning home it still bothers me. I did not enjoy the service, I couldn't even properly give a 15% tip in good conscience. The server didn't come to check on us more than once through the meal and wasn't even the one to run us our food. I ran out of my drink and had to wait until after our meal was finished to even get a refill. The food wasn't even that great to be worth this level of service. Sure the place looked nice, but everything about my visit was just subpar.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Worst dinner service I've ever had. Server referred to me as a snow beaner because they heard my Canadian accent. Asked if I wanted a cup of maple syrup with my dinner. But wouldn't call me his 'buddy'. Told me to go back to my igloo when I complained.
2/10, never again, eh.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Poor service, horrible wait times, and my server brought up my bald spot which hurt my insecurities. I don't remember what her name was but it started with an S. My food was under cooked and my beer was WARM. If I could leave a 0 star review I would.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
It pains me to write this review, but believe it's important to write to help folks make an informed decision. I have been having dinner here a few times a year for 18 years. We have rented the vault for my most recent birthday for example. Based on good prior experiences, we made a reservation for another family birthday and had folks in from out of town. Our reservation was for 6pm and we were not able to be seated until 705pm. The interim between arriving for our reservation and our seating has made it clear to me that something has changed in this place and they cannot support the level of service they have been known for in the past. The floor manager was not able to find our reservation even when displayed on our phone. After some help, it was found and despite the cake we had preordered for the event, the staff was caught by total surprise and suggested we might have dinner elsewhere. We even had a tense moment where she asked my sister to backup because she felt she was too close, while holding my sister's phone to try and find our reservation. There is no seating to wait so we spent our idle time in the parking lot. Selah was the birthday party's ideal and we were willing to wait. Our server did try to be welcoming, but a series of delays in servicing of drinks and food had us leaving at first opportunity a little after 9pm. I truly feel that a staffing or communication issue caused the restaraunt's overall functioning to fall through. Seated at 705, drink order at 730 and not served till nearly 8. My son's spaghetti and meatballs had no meatballs and my brother in law's gnocchi trio had one. They had run out? They comped my brother's meal. We took the cake home to celebrate and it was an excellent cake. I don't care about money or food at its core. I go to dinner with my family for an experience and to share joy. The business of this place made that not possible. While I'm sure I will continue to have dinner at Selah for many years, I can't risk important or larger tables there any longer. We had a bad time on what was supposed to be a warm night and much of it was because of strange social interactions before, during, and after our meal with the staff based on what I'm sure was high anxiety over repeated delays due to be understaffed and underprepared. Please consider that reservations are made to ensure service, not to detract from a healthy walk in crowd. It may be that Selah is just the place to go for 2-4 people for a mid level dining experience. I had not felt that way until today, and held it as one of the area's best places to dine.
It pains me to write this review, but believe it's important to write to help folks make an informed decision. I have been having dinner here a few times a year for 18 years. We have rented the vault for my most recent birthday for example. Based on good prior experiences, we made a reservation for another family birthday and had folks in from out of town. Our reservation was for 6pm and we were not able to be seated until 705pm. The interim between arriving for our reservation and our seating has made it clear to me that something has changed in this place and they cannot support the level of service they have been known for in the past. The floor manager was not able to find our reservation even when displayed on our phone. After some help, it was found and despite the cake we had preordered for the event, the staff was caught by total surprise and suggested we might have dinner elsewhere. We even had a tense moment where she asked my sister to backup because she felt she was too close, while holding my sister's phone to try and find our reservation. There is no seating to wait so we spent our idle time in the parking lot. Selah was the birthday party's ideal and we were willing to wait. Our server did try to be welcoming, but a series of delays in servicing of drinks and food had us leaving at first opportunity a little after 9pm. I truly feel that a staffing or communication issue caused the restaraunt's overall functioning to fall through. Seated at 705, drink order at 730 and not served till nearly 8. My son's spaghetti and meatballs had no meatballs and my brother in law's gnocchi trio had one. They had run out? They comped my brother's meal. We took the cake home to celebrate and it was an excellent cake. I don't care about money or food at its core. I go to dinner with my family for an experience and to share joy. The business of this place made that not possible. While I'm sure I will continue to have dinner at Selah for many years, I can't risk important or larger tables there any longer. We had a bad time on what was supposed to be a warm night and much of it was because of strange social interactions before, during, and after our meal with the staff based on what I'm sure was high anxiety over repeated delays due to be understaffed and underprepared. Please consider that reservations are made to ensure service, not to detract from a healthy walk in crowd. It may be that Selah is just the place to go for 2-4 people for a mid level dining experience. I had not felt that way until today, and held it as one of the area's best places to dine.
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It pains me to write this review, but believe it's important to write to help folks make an informed decision. I have been having dinner here a few times a year for 18 years. We have rented the vault for my most recent birthday for example. Based on good prior experiences, we made a reservation for another family birthday and had folks in from out of town. Our reservation was for 6pm and we were not able to be seated until 705pm. The interim between arriving for our reservation and our seating has made it clear to me that something has changed in this place and they cannot support the level of service they have been known for in the past. The floor manager was not able to find our reservation even when displayed on our phone. After some help, it was found and despite the cake we had preordered for the event, the staff was caught by total surprise and suggested we might have dinner elsewhere. We even had a tense moment where she asked my sister to backup because she felt she was too close, while holding my sister's phone to try and find our reservation. There is no seating to wait so we spent our idle time in the parking lot. Selah was the birthday party's ideal and we were willing to wait. Our server did try to be welcoming, but a series of delays in servicing of drinks and food had us leaving at first opportunity a little after 9pm. I truly feel that a staffing or communication issue caused the restaraunt's overall functioning to fall through. Seated at 705, drink order at 730 and not served till nearly 8. My son's spaghetti and meatballs had no meatballs and my brother in law's gnocchi trio had one. They had run out? They comped my brother's meal. We took the cake home to celebrate and it was an excellent cake. I don't care about money or food at its core. I go to dinner with my family for an experience and to share joy. The business of this place made that not possible. While I'm sure I will continue to have dinner at Selah for many years, I can't risk important or larger tables there any longer. We had a bad time on what was supposed to be a warm night and much of it was because of strange social interactions before, during, and after our meal with the staff based on what I'm sure was high anxiety over repeated delays due to be understaffed and underprepared. Please consider that reservations are made to ensure service, not to detract from a healthy walk in crowd. It may be that Selah is just the place to go for 2-4 people for a mid level dining experience. I had not felt that way until today, and held it as one of the area's best places to dine.
Will definitely go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Unique restaurant in what used to be an old fashioned bank bldg. The food is freshly prepared and delicious. This time I had ricotta gnocchi which were to die for. Always comes with a salad. generous portions. everyone loved their meal and we will return soon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fantastic place and Fantastic people. Could not have been better.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was amazing and we all loved the decor in an old bank. The service was a little on the slow side for the amount of people in the place. The waitress was very nice, just slow. I will be going back, and you should also try it!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
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