Bangkok Thai offers moderately priced Thai food in a romantic atmosphere. The restaurant has Thai sculptures and the staff wears traditional Thai costumes. Whether you like your food very spicy or without any spice, the restaurant will cater to your appetite. Try the Pineapple and Shrimp Fried Rice or the Green Papaya Salad.

Cafe MAC is the eatery located within the Northwest Museum of Art & Culture. Serving better than average museum fare, the menu consists of American and Mediterranean favorites, such as a Hummus Platter, Beef & Lamb Gyros, and Salmon Burgers. Cafe MAC provides a great resting spot during a long day of sightseeing. Or is you prefer, pick up something to go and head over to the nearby Coeur d'Alene Park.

Frank's Diner is a diner with a twist, you'll dine in an elegant Northern Pacific Railroad car. The car has been converted into a diner, but with all of the charm of 1906 railroad car. The diner serves American cuisine, try the Chicken Pot Pie or Chicken Fried Steak.

Cafe Marron offers unique cuisine combining different dishes from around the world. The cafe has outdoor seating, so you can enjoy a nice day as you sip a Cannon Street Cosmopolitan Cocktail. Try the Saffron Mussels with Risotto or Tofu and Vegetable Curry.

With an atmosphere that is fit for the whole family, an exciting children's menu and a tomato bar, this restaurant knows when to have some fun. Nightly specials including happy hour and big, Italian servings make Tomato Street popular among the locals. They deliver and take reservations which makes it even more convenient for a big crowd.

Longhorn Barbecue East offers traditional Texas barbecue. The restaurant shows its roots by having Texas-style furniture. Try the Mighty Big Rib Eye or the Grilled Salmon. Vegetarians and Vegans may have a tough time finding something to eat.

MAX at Mirabeau offers seasonal cuisine from around the world. The restaurant offers a casual and comfortable atmosphere with rich Earth colors. They serve seafood and meats, dishes have included the Alaskan King Crab Legs or the New Zealand Rack Of Lamb. The service is friendly and effective.

Step across a bridge into Shogun, a Japanese restaurant where you seat around a grill and watch your chief create your meal. The chiefs with entertain you with their cooking as they flip food through the air and joke around. However, the food is nothing to joke about. The restaurant features fresh sushi and grilled meats and vegetables.

Post Street Ale House serves up extra-cold pints of beers (there are 20 types on rotating tap) and very reasonably priced food, all in a charmingly rustic setting. Found in the lovely Hotel Russo, pop in and try their specialty, deep fried pickles, served with the Ale House Sauce. There is also a tasty selection of burgers and sandwiches, dinner entrees (including the Guinness Braised Short Ribs) and some homey desserts, including the old favorite, the root beer float. Most entrees are under ten dollars, making this a great place to grab lunch that won't break the bank. Call for opening hours.

P.F Chang's is a nationwide chain serving up thoroughly Americanized Chinese fare. The food is consistently decent and portions are big but not heart-stopping - try the fried rice, or the Sichuan beef. There is also a sizable vegetarian menu and a separate menu for kids, including the ever-popular honey chicken. Call for opening hours.