Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 PM |
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Reviews
marjorie ewart
We stopped at Wally’s cafe in Salmon, ID on our way from Missoula to Idaho Falls and it was one of the best breakfast I have ever had, the fried potatoes were delicious
… moreKylie Kay
A good place to eat but, when busy plan on relaxing and enjoying your time. Sundays might be different but with one cook it did take a long time to receive our food. She definitely looked like she needed to delegate and have another cook help. The service was good and so way the food.
… moreJayne Bauer
Wally’s Cafe does not disappoint! Comfort food extraordinaire❤️. We had Mama’s Breakfast Pot Pie, Avocado Toast Supreme and the Wally Cristo. Wonderful cafe in downtown Salmon with friendly service from Becky!
… moreAmanda
My husband and I recently visited Wally’s Cafe and had an amazing experience! It’s got all the perfect, homey, family-owned vibes that you just know is gonna make some great food. It’s definitely worth the longer-than-usual wait! Your patience will be rewarded.
I ordered their twist of a famous dish, the Wally Cristo, which was an absolute delight with its combination of fry bread, bacon, cheese, and a sprinkle of powdered sugar. It’s served with a side of rich, creamy apple butter that I should have ordered extra off. It’s deliciously sweet. What unique and delicious meal! A beautiful execution of the classic dish!
The Farmer’s Omelet was packed with flavorful ingredients that satisfied my taste buds. It was jam packed with the goods (sizzlin’ bacon, sausage, ham, cheddar cheese, seasoned country potatoes) perfectly enveloped in FOUR eggs (they’re not stingy) and smothered in hot, yummy sausage gravy for only $12.95. No lie, this is one of the best omelets I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating!
The service was EXCELLENT. The waiter was a one-man show and he was doing great, but it was getting busy. A patrons, I’m assuming regulars and/or friends, got up to help pour coffee and clear tables. It was so wholesome and a pleasure to witness.
Overall, I highly recommend Wally’s Cafe for their creative and tasty menu options. This is a MUST-TRY! I will be returning this summer to try their famous, signature dish – Mama’s Breakfast Pot Pie.
… moreI ordered their twist of a famous dish, the Wally Cristo, which was an absolute delight with its combination of fry bread, bacon, cheese, and a sprinkle of powdered sugar. It’s served with a side of rich, creamy apple butter that I should have ordered extra off. It’s deliciously sweet. What unique and delicious meal! A beautiful execution of the classic dish!
The Farmer’s Omelet was packed with flavorful ingredients that satisfied my taste buds. It was jam packed with the goods (sizzlin’ bacon, sausage, ham, cheddar cheese, seasoned country potatoes) perfectly enveloped in FOUR eggs (they’re not stingy) and smothered in hot, yummy sausage gravy for only $12.95. No lie, this is one of the best omelets I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating!
The service was EXCELLENT. The waiter was a one-man show and he was doing great, but it was getting busy. A patrons, I’m assuming regulars and/or friends, got up to help pour coffee and clear tables. It was so wholesome and a pleasure to witness.
Overall, I highly recommend Wally’s Cafe for their creative and tasty menu options. This is a MUST-TRY! I will be returning this summer to try their famous, signature dish – Mama’s Breakfast Pot Pie.
Katherine W (Kat)
Great, old time family diner. The staff is super nice. The coffee is excellent. The food is homemade and worth the wait. I live in the Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area in Washington State and the same breakfast would cost double. If you are in a hurry, go to Burger King.
… moreKay Ryerson
I’m amazed at how bad the service was at this establishment. They were nice but never check in on us she was avoiding our table completely, while the coffee is also absolutely terrible. Also took an hour to get biscuits and gravy. Pretty wild if you ask me. I was so frustrated I wanted to walk out. I wouldn’t waist your time or just order an hour ahead of time for pick up cuz you might as well serve yourself. But the food was good just awful service. Super unfortunate, Seems to have potential but nothing to work towards it.
… moreDavid Drew Taylor
Stopped at Wally’s Cafe for the Mama’s Breakfast Pot Pie and coffee. It took 20 minutes to arrive on the table. fortunately there were plenty of warnings that it would take some time to prepare. The pie was spectacular! Their menu describes it as “Brimming with seasoned potatoes, fresh homemade sausage gravy, bacon, ham, sausage, and scrambled eggs, topped with a buttery flakey crust, and a light cheddars sprinkle, baked for 12 minutes.” I’ll be coming back to Salmon ID just for that pot pie.
… moreDimitri Sysa
Not sure what they hype is about and a hour wait being “worth it”
Hour wait with half empty restaurant, I waited a hour to get what im assuming was canned hormel corn beef hash… this food is mid, the place is dirty and run down and the staff, honestly, sucks!
Never once were we checked on and asked if we needed refills or anything.
Didn’t get told till we ordered it would be a hour long wait for our food, not sure why it took a hour. Its breakfast how hard can it be, its potatoes eggs some form of meat and cheese for basically anything they sell. Why does it take a hour to prepare?
Will not be back, not worth the hype, not worth the wait and not worth my 36 bucks
… moreHour wait with half empty restaurant, I waited a hour to get what im assuming was canned hormel corn beef hash… this food is mid, the place is dirty and run down and the staff, honestly, sucks!
Never once were we checked on and asked if we needed refills or anything.
Didn’t get told till we ordered it would be a hour long wait for our food, not sure why it took a hour. Its breakfast how hard can it be, its potatoes eggs some form of meat and cheese for basically anything they sell. Why does it take a hour to prepare?
Will not be back, not worth the hype, not worth the wait and not worth my 36 bucks
Kathy
Wait time is longer because everything is homemade. Worth the wait. I recommend the homemade biscuits. Delicious! Coffee is great and in a actual mug and not a little cup. What a bonus for coffee lovers like me.
… moretristen davis
Upon our arrival, there were three patrons present in the restaurant. Approximately 20 minutes later, the server informed us that several menu items, specifically sausage, chicken fried steak, and steak, were unavailable. This news was met with disappointment. We proceeded to order alternative dishes.
Our food preparation subsequently took an hour and a half. During this waiting period, the “closed” sign was displayed. Concurrently, kitchen staff began emerging with chicken fried steak, consuming it at other tables within the restaurant.
After a considerable delay, we began to inquire about the status of our order with our server. The situation became somewhat farcical when our food, consisting of two burritos and a side of biscuits and gravy, finally arrived. The biscuits and gravy were cold, which greatly displeased my companion. He rejected the dish, and when the server offered a to-go box, he explicitly stated, “No, I do not. This is cold and tastes disgusting.” The server then inquired if we desired our bill.
… moreOur food preparation subsequently took an hour and a half. During this waiting period, the “closed” sign was displayed. Concurrently, kitchen staff began emerging with chicken fried steak, consuming it at other tables within the restaurant.
After a considerable delay, we began to inquire about the status of our order with our server. The situation became somewhat farcical when our food, consisting of two burritos and a side of biscuits and gravy, finally arrived. The biscuits and gravy were cold, which greatly displeased my companion. He rejected the dish, and when the server offered a to-go box, he explicitly stated, “No, I do not. This is cold and tastes disgusting.” The server then inquired if we desired our bill.