Pretty packed place. Luckily we beat the rush. After we ordered there was a line out the door…read more Great location because a lot of hikers probably end up here to recover all the burned off calories. Lots of sweets to choose from. They even have savory sandwiches. I got the turkey and Swiss croissant warmed up and it was perfect for after my hike. I also got the Red Bull Italian soda but I could do without the Red Bull. My cousin got the Northbender which was a sandwich with horse radish. Nice bite to it. Definitely worth a stop in if you're in the area.

Phenomenal pastries. Good coffee. I like that they're open early and the customers and ambience are…read moreboth sunny and pleasant. There's one young cashier in here who has about a half dozen septum piercings who never says thank you, never smiles, never says hello or goodbye, never says you're welcome, responds to thank you with "yep", and treats customers like they're an annoying burden for her. She would make a great prison guard at Auschwitz- I'm not sure about her as the face of a quaint small town bakery. Next time if she's there I'll probably opt to get pastries and coffee at Hoxdotter Coffee around the corner so I don't feel like I'm being barked at by an angsty teen Stasi.

Who knew a hospital could serve good food?! A huge plate was only $5. The customer service was…read moreawesome but what was even better was the food. It was delicious and fresh. I had no idea that this place existed but I had to take a friend to the hospital and it's a 5 star caffe within the hospital itself. If you find yourself hungry after skiing, driving home from eastern Washington or stuck at the hospital like myself you can eat here for five. Bucks and you won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Vista Café proudly provides Snoqualmie Valley Hospital quality food and service to it's patients,…read morestaff and community. We offer daily specials, made to order meals, and refreshing snacks & beverages.

An Absolute delightful cafe with a tremendous back patio view with mtb course in play…read more One of my favorite vanilla lattes ever featuring Lighthouse Roaster beans. Whenever in North Bend this is now a must stop. The banana bread, cinnamon roll, and zucchini muffin are near perfect for me also! What's better then finding a new favorite hobby store (yes coffee tasting is a hobby for me)? Having a hobby store connected to hobby store of mine, a premier bike shop called The Line (primarily mountain bikes). Super cool, spot and highly recommend a vanilla latte here while at the same time a view that will make you woo-saa or ponder getting a new rad bike all while having your caffeine fix. They most likely will need more then one barista for spring/summer as there will be MANY ppl stopping in as it's too beautiful out now for people not to bike rent/shop and see this coffee spot with a view.

Meh coffee and lackluster service from a barista that couldn't care less about their job. Who…read moredoesn't have drip available at 10am?

Appears they are more interested in phone orders and not servicing the customers that drive, park…read moreand order. Standing here watching them make orders and not even acknowledging us bus pretty poor. Hope all locations are chasing profit over customer service.

I see some negative reviews here. Well I didn't see anything negative at all. In fact, I worked…read morewith Vanessa and she knocked it out of the park. She was kind and courteous and had a great sense of humor. She treated me the way people should be treated. And the sub was awesome. Vanessa made this a very positive experience...one that I would go back for again and again.

Was a beautiful sunny fall day and decided to go to the Snoqualmie Subway for a quick late lunch…read more This was at 3:45 p.m. on Sunday October 5th! No hello or signs of being welcomed in. Felt like we were intruding into someone's home. The one and only employee was clearly annoyed when we walked in. Probably due to interrupting his time sitting at a table and being on his phone. The first sandwich was a a simple 6 inch tuna. Every part of the process seemed to be infuriating for him. Granted we were the only customers in the store. Asked for toasted... tray was aggressively thrown in the oven. Oil and vinegar was asked to be put on after the vegetable toppings went on, but that request was ignored. We asked for what we wanted only to have the toppings thrown on the sandwich. The second sandwich was the same experience. We felt like we were inconveniencing the employee and were just counting the seconds until we could get out of there. And I'm sure he was doing the same. I get having a bad day, but this was on another level of discomfort being so unwelcome in the store. I would be so humiliated as an owner to have such an unfriendly and impatient employee. After the sandwiches were completed we presented our coupon which was clearly valid and was for a free six inch sub alongside the purchase of any footlong sub. The coupon was denied and there was no reasonable explanation as to why it was not accepted, as we have been many times before and used the coupons with no issue (the coupon was also not expired so there was no reason it shouldn't have been accepted). All communication with the employee was a mumbled frustrated grunting and so we cut our losses and payed for both subs which were made with no care or integrity. Didn't think a visit to a subway could dampen a mood so significantly. Or course we moved on with our day, but it was a remarkable experience. Not in a good way! I would reconsider who you are hiring because we will not be revisiting if this employee is working.

Avoid!!! They don't care if you find a 5in chicken bone in…read moreyour shredded chicken sandwich unless you get hurt. I think the owners should put the bone in their mouth while eating dinner and see how they feel. The Subway legal team will only do something if an injury is sustained. I think a jury would feel otherwise...

Food is a good size, and delicious. The off-peak time we were there, there was 1 cook and 1 waiter…read morefor the restaurant and bar.

Microwave meal standard for fine dining prices. Very slow and confused service. I'd much rather…read morespend $6 on a microwave meal than $35 on the same thing and have to wait an hour for it to be served to me partially cold.

Two of us stopped by the Huxdotter drive-thru on a Friday afternoon for a quick pick-me-up. The…read moreemployee who greeted us was so upbeat and sweet, patiently waiting while we browsed their extensive menu of standard items and seasonal specials, and even checking a gift card balance for us. While we paid, the barista had already started preparing our drinks, so they were ready in just a couple of minutes. I got a HORCHATA LATTE, one of their classic drinks. While it uses a house-made horchata powder rather than traditional rice milk, I could actually see specks of cinnamon and taste notes of vanilla in every sip. It was a bit sweeter than I prefer, so next time I'll ask for half-sweet to let the espresso shine a bit more. They executed my request for "light ice" perfectly and it tasted like a dessert in latte form. At a little over $6, this 16 oz. coffee is an average price. My companion got two espresso shots over ice with one pump of white chocolate and one pump of wild berry, inspired by their seasonal drink menu. She could still taste the quality of the coffee, though the flavorings were also on the sweeter side. My coffee was a delightful treat on the go and I would return again to try more of their menu, remembering to decrease the sweetness next time!

Pretty sure a drunk girl came out to get our order today. She stumbled out to the drive through…read morewith glasses on and proceeded to lean on the car mirror while taking the order. Not very professional and glad she didn't make the drinks. Drink was more foam than coffee.

There has been a change in ownership/management, and the food is better. It was always good, but…read moreit's gone up a notch. I get takeout about once a month from here as part of our weekly rotation of "I don't feel like cooking tonight." Typically we get a hamburger and a cheeseburger, fries and onion rings. We split the very large portion of fries and the onion rings as well. Last night the guest in front of me ordered the jalapeño burger and I thought "Jalapeño? I didn't know they had that!" It's listed on the menu, but when you go to a place for a long time (for us, since the early 1990s), you kinda stop looking at the menu. So I tried the jalapeño burger, and I very pleased that they didn't just throw raw slices on the burger but instead grilled them a bit. It packed some heat, but without that raw grassy taste that you get from an uncooked pepper. The fries are usually quite quite good, and the onions rings can be a bit too well-done, so we ask for them "not too crispy!" and they're much easier to eat. You can get sauces such as ranch dressing for the onion rings at an extra cost. Other condiments like mustard, mayo, and ketchup are either on the burger itself or come as a free add-on. They have bison chili, and I've always wanted to try it, so I'll get that next time. The place is like one of the old-time burger shacks that you found on the side of the US highway system back in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, which makes sense, because the main drag through North Bend used to be US 10 (which is replaced by I-90 3 miles to the south). It has a bare bones inside seating area, a front patio that is great in the summer but yikes it's cold in the winter, and their public bathrooms are available only from the outside. Prices tend to be midrange to a bit higher than a chain fast food place, but the food is better IMO and you're supporting a local business.

Very rude. I checked yelp after my eperience to see if it was my imagination. I saw a couple of…read morereviews from customers who seem to have had the same experience as mine. My first time here, although I visit Northbend quite often. This is a cute spot that I have been meaning to check it out for quite sometime. I was the only one in line and ordered a double hamburger. I looked away from the girl at register for a moment to double check the menu to complete my order, when I looked back I caught her giving mocking hand gestures towards me suggesting she was extremely impatient that I was reading the menu. She tried to cover it up, but the point was taken. Again, my first time here and nobody was in line behind me. I was trying to see if they had a combo option, which they do not. Not a positive experience, to say the least. I will not be back. Extemely rude. I'm sure others have had positive experiences, but there is no way I can justify supporting this business again with that type of customer service.

this place sucks for real, i don't see any real changes the last time ive come here. The veggies…read moredon't look fresh at all. The people that work there were rude and just awful. The rest room was a mess. It was two men working so that make sense. That's why I go to jersey mikes.

I stopped by here for lunch. The place is meh. I tried a new series item, but the machine was…read morebroken so couldn't have it toasted. Having the sandwich toasted is make-or-break. It didn't taste quite right and won't be back.

Pros Near the Falls…read moreComfortable and tastefully decorated rooms French press coffee in your room! Great shower with awesome water pressure. Nice size TV Pillow selection Very friendly and helpful staff Cons Price- at these prices the value is questionable when everything is not absolutely perfect. We splurged on Riverside room but not much view of the river lol Towels are thin and rough Need more than two wine glasses. Regular glass for water would be nice. No fitness room on site. Day pass to another gym was fine but would have preferred something at the lodge( again bc paying a lot of money)

What a difference 40 years makes…read more I was at the Salish Lodge on a business trip for a week in 1989, and it was one of the most lovely experiences I've ever had. By the end of the first day, every valet and front desk person knew all of us by name, and they bent over backward to be helpful and treat us like valued guests even though we were working an event and weren't the ones paying for the rooms. (Our company had bought out the entire lodge, which was much smaller at the time.) All the guest rooms at that time faced the river and had a beautiful view of it. Not so anymore, as they've renovated the lodge and many rooms have either no view or a view of trees (definitely beautiful) but not the river. The latter was our experience. There was a tiny glimpse to be had if you peered far off to the right, but otherwise our view was the trees. This was disappointing simply because we didn't know the place had been added on to and now had non-river view rooms. My husband, who had given me this trip as a Christmas present, was very disappointed and asked if there were any river view rooms available instead. Sure -- for $700. (No thanks.) We stayed in our $400+ tree view room instead, but honestly, this room is about $250 overpriced. For that price, one would expect everything to be in perfect condition, plus a large-ish room. Not the case in ours. It's smaller than the size of a standard La Quinta or Comfort Inn type of room, has no dresser or drawers to unpack your clothes (unless you remove the iron from the 6"x6" drawer it's stored in), and the "closet" is an IKEA-like unit in the entryway of the room. There's a fireplace, a TV, and a small desk, plus two chairs crammed into the corner, and a narrow balcony outside to listen to -- not see -- the river. The bathroom has a shower with two rain-style shower heads, so bring something to cover your hair if you don't want to drench it every time you shower. (The hotel doesn't provide shower caps -- only a small bottle of lotion and some Q-tips and a make-up removal wipe that doesn't remove makeup. It's just to keep you from getting it on the white towels.) As to the room's condition -- There are lamps on each side of the bed. Mine had a wonky switch that had to be jiggled just so in order to work. It's supposed to be dimmable, but mine was either on or off. There is also a reading light built into the headboard. Mine didn't work. Also, water was shooting out the side of one of the shower heads where it connects to the pipe in the wall. I did tell the front desk the next morning, and they offered to move us to another room. I didn't want to have to pack up all my stuff and move to another room that may have had less of a view than we already had, so I told them we were leaving for the day and asked that someone come in to fix the issues. They did, but about six hours after I put in the request, my husband received a text asking when it would be convenient for them to come in. Needless to say, communication between the staff isn't great. As of this writing (getting ready to check out on Day 4), now the fireplace isn't working. It stopped last nigh