Black Bear Diner Layton Menu Novels & Stories

I gulped nervously as I gave the menu to them and waited for them to order. "Mushroom soup and grill fish with Colton secret sauce." Alexander North said and I quickly wrote it down. "Tenderloin Steak, the premium one." My head was suddenly hurting but I kept writing the orders down. "Double beef burger with onion rings." Sky said. "Make the Tenderlion Steak two, add mashed potato." Max said.

Okay, maybe you won't believe me when I tell you the truth,” “but let us order food first and I've been really hungry waiting for you here." Joshua replied "Excuse me miss, what are the best foods were served here?" Joshua asked "Sir, the restaurant here has two best sellers for meals.” “We have Burger Brasserie — Las Vegas Kobe beef and Maine lobster burger.” “The fairy view restaurant serves up this burger with pancetta, goat cheese, seared foie gras, arugula, Maine Lobster and 100-year aged balsamic paired with a BLT salad with the price of $7,000 dollars .”

Other cages lined the perimeter of a clearing. A low, guttural growl rumbled from the shadows to her left. A mountain lion, pacing tight circles in a box barely big enough to turn around in. To her right, a massive shape shifted in the darkness. The scent of bear was pungent and undeniable. Heather’s mind raced back to the young she-bear she had been tracking earlier—the one she failed to find. Was she here too? “Looking at a big payout tonight, boys,” one of the men laughed, wiping grease onto his jeans.

Dad even let me drive the ten blocks it took to get us to midtown. Forest Hills was kind of big for a town in the boonies of Oregon, and midtown made that clear enough. A wide street cut into the heart of town with storefronts ranging from a retro arcade and cinema house to quaint little book stores and diners to either side of it. There was even a Wiccan store called Raven’s Banquet on the opposite side of Fiddles, the diner dad took us to. Fiddles’ owner was called Big Bear. He was a bald-headed Native American man with a scruffy beard who was just about the right size to make his nickname appropriate.

"Stop it, you're just trying to scare me." She gave me a grin. "Maybe a little." We got back into Boise just before dark and headed to a local restaurant called Lock Stock & Barrel. "No fancified California food here. Just good, all-American carnivorism." Taylor had a gleam in her eye, and she was right. She ordered me a big steak and baked potato and I'll admit it was amazing. Afterwards we got some ice cream to take back to our hotel room, and we attempted to recover from our food comas in our hot tub.

It’s only the possibility of them being paid less for ‘subpar products’ that persuades the Blood Takers to let the feeders eat the bear meat. Bear takes a long time to cook on the bonfire and tastes very gamey, but the feeders are thankful for it when I finally begin to pass it out. I’ve had bear meat a time or two but don’t really like it. Bear blood isn’t so fantastic either, but we’re all making do with what we can get in this situation. I take a plate of roasted bear meat to Lydia. She doesn’t take the plate from me and stares at it as if it’s a grenade.

“Pick something, Ame. Or we can go get pizza!” “Can I see the place with the potato salad?” Scrolling back up, I chose the barbecue place that was number three on the list. It was a small Cajun barbecue spot, but it had over two thousand reviews and was sitting at a four-point-six. She frowned when none of the menu items had photos. “They have shrimp, chicken, pulled pork, macaroni and cheese, and a bunch of other good stuff.” Amelia finally nodded, and Landon threw his hands up. “Let’s go! I’m starving!”

To my pleasure, Adalynn reached for me and sat perfectly still on me. “On the menu is Elk steaks with potatoes and steamed veggies. Hope you enjoy!” Echo clapped her hands and the doors instantly opened. The staff brought plates of sizzling steaks out to us. “Starting without us?” Lars’s voice echoed behind us. “I didn’t think you were going to make it in time!” Jace stood up and shook his hand. I was going to follow but Lars waved us off. “I think we made it just in time!” Emily smiled as she moved around. She was seated next to Penny and Lars sat next to Colt. Their babies were on a blanket next to the wall but out of the walkway.

Gio Gio could've gone for a simple cheeseburger at the ski lodge, but Bianca insisted the food there was overpriced and not worth it. She said there was some place he had to try while he was up here and they may as well try it today. They now sat at BJ's, a dive off the main strip, but Bianca swore they not only had the best cheeseburgers in Big Bear but also the best homemade chili. They also ordered two mugs of beer.

Damien watches me like the protective mate he is and I lace my fingers through his when I reach him. “Tobias said fruit salad and frittata are on the brunch menu and wants to know how much we need,” Damien says. “I told him a whole fuck ton. A Bear is joining us, an Omega bear, but still the only species other than Dragon Shifter who out eats a wolf Shifter or Lycan. I am guessing the Alpha in their trio is like the one in ours.”