The reserve a spot/wait list protocol was confusing & annoying. Put my name down and was told about…read more45 min wait. Retuned at the 40 min mark and took the hostess a bit to find my name. Apparently there are two ways to secure a table: make a reservation for a specific time and put a deposit down, or put your name on the waitlist. This wasn't really explained to me from the beginning. When our 45 minutes was near, the hostess told me it could be another 45 min because the reservations had priority over me. Huh? Why the two systems? Seemed rather confusing. Fortunately, the hostess recognized my irritation and was able to seat us within a few minutes. The food was hearty and satisfying and the service was decent.

This is the main dining area at Crystal Mountain and probably the place to get the cheapest grab…read moreand go food. It's just a bunch of food stands you can order/grab from, and you can find your own seats. During weekend lunch hours, it's packed here and very difficult to find seating for groups. There is a lot of variety for food here- sandwiches, pasta, pizza, burger. You just go to what station of food you want and place an order! In some cases, the food is Pre made and you can just grab and go. The prices here are (unsurprisingly) high, but there aren't too many options here for a quick bite, so all of the restaurants and eateries on Crystal are a little pricey. Expect to spend 10-15 for a simple lunch. The food was pretty decent! I got chicken tenders and fries, and the portion was more than I could finish. I saw friends who got cheesesteaks and burgers. Everyone enjoyed their food. After such a big meal... fair warning- it's hard to get back on the slopes! Anyway, this is definitely the place to go for a quick lunch after skiing. You don't have many food options anyway, but luckily it's pretty good here!

When we came here for August 2026, the outside of restaurant was in major construction but the…read morerestaurant and inn are still operating. The restaurant was very clean and cozy and cute. Everyone was very attentive and friendly. We ordered pasta and cheese burger for kids and they came out quickly and they were delicious. I bet it's good eatery during winter time when visitors Come here to eat. Highly recommend

Came to Crystal Mountain to support my cousin running the marathon in July! It was a great place to…read moreeat dinner after receiving her bib and after her marathon as well! The burger was absolutely delicious, I also tried their Elk beer and it paired well with it. The seating area is gorgeous to sit in during the summer, flowers are blooming alongside the tables and the sun hits beautifully along that part of the mountain. It was magical to come visit Washington for a weekend getaway and it was even more magical finding a gem like this to spend some time and eat good food.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon and there was no wait for a seat near the window!…read more Good: - Got the coconut curry with chicken! I liked the portion sizing and the curry was actually quite tasty - The coffee was good and came with almond milk - It was a cozy ski resort vibe where it's dim inside and you can stay a while to stay protected from the cold Bad: - Pretty expensive to just get a meal and 1 coffee, it was over $40 after tip - Service was pretty good but took a while for food to come Overall this place was nice given there were only a few options on the mountain but wouldn't come again since I felt it was way too expensive

Overall it was a good experience, service was courteous and attentive. We got goulash, quite good,…read morecoconut curry, good, and pasta pomodoro, shockingly bad. We closed with a brownie sundae which was ok, a bit too sweet.

Food was great! Loved their French fries! Was thick, moist inside and crispy out side…read more Service was also nice. They are attentive and welcoming. View was amazing! It worth visiting! Atmosphere is good except music. I wish they pick nicer playlist :( it wasn't match resort vibe rather than cheep dark bar :(

In the many years I have been coming to Washington (at least once a year and sometimes twice a…read moreyear), I didn't know this place existed. My bonus daughter planned a day trip to Crystal Mountain and it truly was quite an incredible experience in itself. The Summit House is Washington's highest-elevation restaurant at 6,872 feet. To get there, you ride the scenic gondola up from the resort. The cost for the ride up is $54 for adults, so I suggest taking full advantage of taking in the scenery. Walk around, take pictures, and pause to take in the fresh air. It was a very warm day (I think it was high 70s-80ish), so by the time we did that, we were thirsty and hungry. You have the option to eat on the patio (which is also dog friendly) or inside. We ate inside as it looked like the tables with shade outside were taken. The service was good. Four stars for service. The staff was very friendly and pleasantly interacted with us. We sat at the corner table right when you walk in which was all window so the view was incredible. It's not facing Mt Rainier, but the view is still incredible that high up. Side note: there were flies in that corner that were trying to get out as you can imagine. We had poutine for the table. The fries in the poutine were good, but the gravy and cheese combined were on the salty side. The chicken in the fried chicken sandwich was a bit tough. The classic burger and the elk burger were a bit tough (maybe overcooked?). The strawberry and pear spinach salad was fine. The roasted veggie sandwich was fine. The fries that the dishes came with were overall pretty good. A few of us had huckleberry lemonade that we enjoyed. The reviews average three stars for Summit House and I agree. 2.5 stars for food 4 stars for service 3 stars all around average The view is what we came for and that did not disappoint at all.

Mexican food stand located in Crystal Mountain Resort…read more The chicken tacos ($16.5 for three) were very small and lacked protein. Maybe the burrito and quesadilla would be of better value. However I will say the ingredients were very fresh and the tacos tasted great. Order, get a buzzer and wait for food to be ready,

We went to Crystal Mountain for the new adventure park and stopped here for a bite to eat while…read morewaiting for the shuttle. I ordered a chicken quesadilla. I wasn't expecting much from a taco stand, but when it was delivered to my table I was surprised by it's size and how filled it was. I have to say this is one of the top three quesadillas I've ever had. The chicken was seasoned really well and the rest of the ingredients were fresh and plentiful. It's a $16 quesadilla, but well worth it. I'm wishing I was back there, because I'm craving one right now!

I'm not sure how long the little gem as been here (by the looks of it, quite a while), but we were…read moreglad we found it. It's quite literally on the other side of the mountain from us - just over Chinook pass on the west side. We were looking for a spot to grab some lunch after an early season hike of Naches peak loop, and this place was the one we were looking for! For those "uneducated" about very small towns in central southern Washington, Naches is a one such town. Anytime we see a spot that's named after somewhere near us, we generally try to check it out, so imagine our surprise when we came across this magic little hole in the wall. It's very rustic/mountainy feeling inside and out. From the pool table room with dollar bills stapled to the wall, to the old school bar, and the yard out back with extra seating, this place oozes small town charisma! The menu isn't huge, but it was very good! Burgers, chicken, salads, fish 'n chips and some seriously dope cheese curds are all at your fingertips! The drink selection is solid, trends towards a biker bar (not surprisingly), and had some good non-alcoholic options. The woman who took our order, may have helped make everything, and was quick to get our drinks and food out to us. There was a bit of a crowd and she did nice job of taking care of everyone. As a random aside, you should check out the bathrooms and their decor. It's quite a unique spectacle! On a nice day, there are few places nicer than a spot like this. If you're driving over highway 410, this is place you should plan to check out!

The atmosphere here is amazing. They have a large outdoor seating area. A Siamese cat that lives…read morethere and great music (highway to the danger zone - banger). The chicken sandwich was delicious and it comes with homemade potato chips which I thoroughly enjoyed. The crowd seemed to be both locals and tourists and if I was looking to hang out at a bar for the night and not going on a difficult hike at mt rainier the next day it probably would have been a lot of fun. The bartender was very friendly and polite. Thank you.

The fries were adequately salty and the moon rock was not fluffy at all :/. The burger was yummy…read moretho!

Great service even better food! best burgers in enumclaw I'll definitely be back again!read more

Went Camping up on the little Naches river, really fun area to explore. Ended up going down the…read moreroad for supplies and found Mountain Mommas. I am a picky/experienced Ruben eater, this place came through. You can tell they make the corned beef fresh. We also shared a Ruben pizza! first one ive encountered, it was awesome. Next time im in the hills this will be a required stop!

The food is tasty, the service is friendly, and the ambiance was everything I hoped it would be…read more Try Momma's Famous Reuben Sandwich!

We picked this place for its convenience to Mt. Rainier, and it turned out to be a wonderful stop…read more The staff was welcoming from the moment they opened. My fish and chips were served fast, piping hot, and perfectly crispy, and the tartar sauce tasted freshly made. The blackberry lemonade was refreshing and full of flavor. Would definitely recommend this spot to anyone visiting the area!

When the weather took a turn during our morning in Mount Rainier National Park, the only silver…read morelining was an earlier visit to the Copper Creek Inn. We arrived around lunchtime, and got seated right away. Both the exterior and interior had a rustic vibe, with a wood stove and beautiful wall mural of the mountain. I started with a Hot Cider to warm up, which really hit the spot. My friend and I ordered the Chicken Parmesan Sandwich (daily special) to share, as well as a slice of the famous Blackberry Pie. The Chicken Parmesan Sandwich was solid, but nothing too memorable. The cutlet was a little thick for my preference, but it got the job done. The real star, of course, was the Blackberry Pie! The texture of the crust was perfect and the filling tasted delightfully homemade. We got it without ice cream since it was chilly, but I'm sure it's fantastic with a scoop, as well! They also had some cute local gifts for sale, and I snagged a bar of artisan blackberry soap. Service was friendly and quick!

Best latte and mocha. Excellent foam not too bitter or mocha too sweet. Friendly service and clean…read moremodern open seating. Clean restrooms too.

Delicious semi-dry and dry red wines, great service, but ok food. Visited on a weekday and a day…read morebefore a holiday so it was busy during lunch time. I had a flight of red wine with my food. Was a great variety to subdue to the alcohol. My favorite was their Cabarnet Sauvignon. The food was their downside. The sandwich bread was crispy but hard. The cheese wasnt even melted. Chips that came with it were soggy. Service was nice and served my food within five minutes. From what I remember they serve a red wine flight, white wine flight, glasses of wine, food, and coffee! I know im missing another type of wine flight but am sadly forgetting. Overall, i recommend for a good drink. Also their wines are purchasable. It also seems like people love their other food and not their sandwiches so will give another food item a try next time.