Bucksnort Pub — Restaurant in Morton

Do not go here. Unless you like being treated like sh**. Apparently they are not interested in anyone but regulars patronizing this establishment. We ordered Long Island ice teas that tasted like Pixie Sticks. It was not good AT ALL. When we respectfully asked for more coke to temper the massive amount of sweet and sour in the drink (was there any alcohol in that $8-9 drink) we got a glass on the side. Tried to “doctor it” to no avail. So then when we asked, again respectfully, we were told, that’s all they had, whatever that means. So upon exiting and leaving 3/4 of our drinks we get a “sorry about that”. Just some constructive criticism, if you’re sorry about it and you wanna make it right, then you make the drink over for your customer, you don’t just blurt out ‘sorry’ as they leave. Unless you want more reviews...

To start I live in Morton down the road from the BuckSnort. I have five teenage boy's so I ordered four pizzas not a hard order. One cheese, one pepperoni, one all meat no sausage extra bacon and a everything. At first I got told she couldn't give me a time they would be ready for pickup and then told me a hour which was fine. Burned the cheese pizza. Made two all meat pizzas and a pepperoni pizza paid for them went home found out it was this way. Called was told that she would make the everything no pickup time just a hang-up of the phone I waited a half hour before going back to pickup the pizza. I picked it up got home found it wasn't even cooked all the way the crust was still doughy the pizza was just thrown together the toppings mainly in the middle. I was getting pizza from...

My friend and I, Indians visiting from Seattle, stopped by Bucksnort Pub in Morton, Washington, to experience small-town hospitality. The moment we walked in, someone warmly greeted us saying, “Don’t feel left out. You’re most welcome to Morton.” That gesture set the tone for an incredible evening. We spent hours chatting with locals, exchanging cultural stories and soaking in genuinely good vibes. Everyone was friendly and engaging, making us feel like part of the community. If you’re looking for authentic warmth and connection, this place is absolutely worth visiting. Highly...