I think I went in on an off day because there wasn't much of a selection…read more I got a grilled cheese which was okay. Staff was super nice but waited about 20 minutes for it when I was the only one in there. Was expecting more ready to go food items in the display cases but it was scarce. Inside is open and pretty cute with seating if you choose to snack there. Great location on "main strip" downtown roslyn.

Darling little place with good breakfast options. I had an egg, cheese and bacon sandwich on a…read moreciabatta roll and it was really good! My husband had the avocado toast and he enjoyed his as well. Staff members were very welcoming, efficient and sweet. The rustic store offers some souvenirs and local products at reasonable prices.

Friendly service and nice variety of old Timey candy…read more Ice cream in the back as well as some sorbet and overall a cute little stop to support a small business in the community of Roslyn. Fun fact. It used to be a bank. Peek in the back to see the safe!!

It's been quite a long time since I was at a formal candy store, so you can imagine my excitement…read morewhen we found out there was one in Roslyn! We were down in Cle Elum on a meatscapade when we decided then we should grab some sweets. The kids definitely didn't object! This place is a small spot located on a corner in downtown Roslyn. Currently, they're only letting small groups of six or less inside, so you may have to wait outside for a bit. The folks inside got everybody through quickly. They have a moderate selection of some old-school candy, including some really old-school stuff that would get your grandparents excited! It also got some more modern, old stuff like big league chew. Nothing made you feel more alive than shredded I will come design to look like tobacco! A big selling point is the fact that they have Winegars ice cream as well as a number of other funky flavors. One of the kid got pop rocks ice cream, another rocky road, and another a delightful sorbet. They also have some pretty cool antique showcases that housed the candy. You definitely have to watch the kids as their favorite thing while we were there was to lean on the glass case from the 1890s. One of the best things we found were the handmade chocolates that they have that came in a number of different flavors. The rosemary with sea salt, three citrus and lavender were the favorites, no the other four or five options that they had looked very nice. It was pretty cool to be able to get high end chocolates as well as gummy candy in the shape of cheeseburgers from the same place. The prices were good and the selection with solid and fun. This is definitely a spot you should check out!

One of my favorite diners in Eastern Washington. Nestled inner sanctum of Roslyn you find this…read morelocal haunt. Having dined on many occasions the menu has many changes which is fantastic for a foodie always needing a flavor change . Today my flavor factor is the fried chicken sandwich with a chipotle aioli and La French Fries. Lots of local wines , beers & cocktails to give you some euphoric relief from your day. Georgetown brewery compliments any meal plus a pint or tow of Manny's or Bodihizafa is refreshing if not intoxicating. The decor is a rustic cabin approach which instantly makes you feel like your home away from home. Keep in mind you may have to wait due to limited seating and overwhelming consumers waiting to dine. But it's worth the wait cause the meal never lies!

While headed to Spokane for a business trip, we decided to make a pit stop on Roslyn to check out…read morethe great food and the rich history. The Cafe is located next to the towns Historic Museum so there's lots to see before or after your meal. There was no wait for our 4-top in the late afternoon and we quickly got to studying the menu once seated. I decided to go with the Salmon Benedict while my peers had burgers and a BLT. After ordering we adored the restaurant decor and talked about work. Food arrived relatively quickly and we wasted no time digging in. The Benedict was very well made, not over sauced, and cooked well. The French onion salad dressing was epically good. I highly recommend. Overall the experience was great and service was decent. I would certainly come again and I will recommend to anyone passing through.

Surprisingly good! 5/5. Everything I've tried here with my family is great. A standard vanilla…read morelatte does the trick!

So glad we stopped here! It wasn't just the food, super friendly staff! I could have sat there all…read moreday! Nice selection of beers, well executed menu! When we are back in town it will be a regular stop!

Still the best thing going for food in Ellensburg. Great food and awesome service with downhome…read moreatmosphere.

I have been coming here for years and the quality of both the service and the food has gone down…read morequite considerably. I ordered 2 sides of wings, and fries TO-GO, after 15 minutes of waiting I went to the front desk and my order was supposedly ready but only the fries had been cooked. The server bagged my fries and asked about my wings which had not been started, so she asked them to be dropped in the fryer. After 5 minutes I realized what happened and asked for new, fresh fries because they get soggy sitting in the TO-GP box for another 10 minutes on the counter while the wings get cooked. She told me to calm down, like what I asked was rude, and I was out of line. She told the cook to "drop some more fries for him" rolling her eyes. I then asked for a refund and was treated like a bag of garbage. My friends and family will not be back for a good while based on this experience and lack of any compassion for an obvious mistake made by them. A simple apology would went a long way especially after a $53 bill for wings and fries, cooked separately like its normal.

Was visiting the Suncadia area and looking to check out the scene for some delicious food - The Red…read moreBird Cafe popped up as an interesting option to try some local food! So we decided to swing by on a Saturday around noon for quick lunch stop. The Red Bird Cafe is located in the downtown area of Roslyn, and it may be busy and difficult to find parking in the area if you are visiting midday. Parking is situated along the streets of Roslyn and there is additional slots near the trailhead down the street from where the restaurant is located. There wasn't too many customers during the time we went, but service is fast - we were able to get our food about 10 minutes after we ordered. The ambiance of the restaurant is quaint - with tightly spaced tables arranged throughout the restaurant, and you can choose wherever you'd like to sit. I ordered the Classic Monte Cristo, as I haven't tried this sandwich before, and this sandwich, though looking not too large, was actually really filling! The cheese and ham/turkey were layered between I think three slices of bread - giving a pleasing tiered texture. The bread was fluffy and had a nice spongy texture as you chewed it. Though I wished I could have got more of the jam - it had a refreshing sweetness that you could interchange between the richness of the sandwich. In the end, I spent about $13 for this sandwich, and I thought this was a good deal given how much it fills you up! The menu had many interesting looking options, and I would definitely like to revisit The Red Bird Cafe again if I'm ever in the Suncadia area!

Without a doubt, hands down, absolutely the best biscuits and gravy I have ever had. Usually places…read moreonly have the gravy right or the biscuit right. But Red Bird Cafe has the best biscuits AND gravy. You must try it out for yourself. My group also had the eggs bennedict which was delicious, along with the breakfast sandwich. The When Pigs Fly nest stacker is absolutely delicious as well. I love this spot and it's the perfect neighborhood breakfast spot. You should also try out their lunch, their sandwiches are also delicious!

Sunset is my go to for breakfast in upper county…read more Service is great and there's plenty of comfy booth seating in the restaurant. They also have a little bar in the back, you can watch the game and play some pull tabs, winning!! My favorite is the whistle stop omelette, always on point. They're pretty quick too, even when they're busy. You can also buy their homemade bread to take home - sour dough is the best!! I absolutely love the sunset and will continue to frequent for our weekend breakfast dates :)!!

Quaint and just what you'd expect in a small town. Not fancy but the food was really good, the…read moreservice pleasant and timely. Lots of people having lunch but didn't take long for us to get our food. I ordered calamari which was so good. Crispy and well seasons with a side of coleslaw and a nice dipping sauce. Hubs had a club sandwich which he said was really good and it came with fries that were cooked perfectly. Only down side was the pie. It tasted good but should have been heated before we got it. Will try ad time our return trip home so we can stop in for breakfast.

I was recently on a ladies weekend in the area, and got to visit Swiftwater for dinner with my…read morebestie. And what a wonderful dinner it was! From the stunning views over the valley below, to the tasty cocktails, to the wonderful eats it was a great way to chillax on a lovely Saturday evening. Having had a not-great experience with wine (at a different venue) earlier in the day, we opted for cocktails here. My extra dirty martini with cheese-stuffed olives was phenomenal, and my friend enjoyed her old fashioned. We shared a roasted beet and burrata salad as an appy, then moved on to our main courses - I got the prime tenderloin and she got the cider glazed pork. We washed it all down with a couple of chocolate espresso martinis for dessert. My tenderloin was cooked to perfection, and accompanied by some sweet little roasted carrots and a lovely heap of mashed potatoes. My friend reported that her pork was more like a stew, and she really enjoyed it. What really put our experience here over the top was the absolutely amazing service we received, especially from our waiter, Trevor. He was friendly, funny, and helped us navigate the menu when we couldn't decide what to get. He also told us a little about the geological history of the area, which is built over an old coal mine. This place wasn't cheap, but for a fun night out of splurging, it was perfect!

Among its competition, Swiftwater Cellars stands above all. This restaurant is Sundadia's premier…read morelocation to eat and drink! Let's dive into it Food Ribeye 5/5 buttery and cut through like butter Mashed potatoes 5/5 seabass 5/5 - a moat of sauce Mac and cheese - sleeper food ***Update: we went back to this restaurant for our yearly cabin trip and the food was just as good the last time. Perfect service and food. 5/5 would recommend ***

after Oktoberfest, what's do you on the way home? Grab a cup of coffee and head out to Cle Elum…read moreBakery and have some goodies. We had some doughnuts smeared with yummy maple sugar, some cookies & fruit bars for the road. We also decided to get some local soup kits since autumn is here and the weather is rainy and getting cold. We also grabbed a garlic cheese bread that will go well with a spaghetti dinner night. Great way to make a memorable by stopping by some baked goods from a bakery that was started as far back as 1906.

Service was fine but unfortunately the donuts were greasy and flavorless, and the chocolate chip…read morecookie was rock solid. I didn't finish a single thing I bought. Don't think I'll be returning :(

Stopped by on our way home. Great place to warm up after…read morethe slopes. Have snacks and a food truck to grab a bite. Good service she had me try few different beers before I decided on my list. Friendly atmosphere and fire pit outside to sit and enjoy the snow and view.

Simple, good, easy, mountainy…read more Good spot. Washington needs more of this. Easy to get a beer, easy to enjoy it. Staff was fine.