First off if you walk away hungry then it's your own damn fault…read more Went here with my parents after a visit to Northwest Trek. My parents got burgers, mom had to take half of it home and dad finished his burger but had to take the fries. Said the fries were some of the better fries they have had. I, myself, ordered the classic supreme pizza and damn there was a lot on that pie. Plenty of sauce and the toppings were actually put on before the cheese. So it's like the cheese was used to seal over the toppings and I loved it. I usually judge a pizza by how much clean up there is after eating and I was cleaning after every bite. It's the typical pub or dive bar setting, the atmosphere step down was it felt a little cramped and the jukebox was defaulting to heavy metal and hard rock which wasn't quite enjoyable. Definitely if you are in Eatonville or on your way to Mt Rainier you would not be wasting time or money visiting this place. Service was fantastic. The place really filled up after we entered and she was doing it all by herself out front. Bravo!!!

Service was great. Burgers were juicy and cooked to perfection. Fries were hot and fresh. Beer…read moreselection was great as well. Loved the hazy ipa we got. Very satisfied. Recommend

We arrived at 630pm with 2 kids under 6 and 2 adults. We were seated right away and our drink order…read morewas taken. We ordered a kids corn dog meal, kids Mac and cheese meal, a turkey BLT and a Beast Burger. All of our food came out fresh, hot and delicious. Our waitress was great overall but especially with our kids. We had no complaints and he food was just hat we needed after a long drive

For being named a "family restaurant" it didn't feel very welcoming to my family. We had to change…read moreour baby on the car versus the restaurant because they do not have a family friendly changing table in their bathroom. This was a pretty big turn off for us but we still carried on. We also were given a lot of looks when our baby was making some noise, which he soon feel asleep but it did make us feel a bit uncomfortable. The food overall was okay. We got the turkey club and Philly cheese steak. Both sandwiches were alright and kinda dry. Honestly it was just okay, but not a place we'd be returning too.

Wanted to have lunch after the Mt. Rainier train ride. We started back home and found this place in…read morea small shopping center. We were seated immediately and order drinks. Service was quick and top notch. We got Enchiladas Verde and Mole. They both were very tasty and filled us up. The place is not huge and the service is excellent and I recommend you visit soon.

Very hungry after a day of hiking in the snow. This location presented itself to us as we drove…read morethrough the small town of Eatonville. The service was very good and the food was fine but not in any way exceptional. Our hunger was abated and that was the purpose of the visit. Little more could be asked.

Yum yum and double yum! We had…read more Logger with egg Super logger with egg - Grilled cheese Fried onions And. Doggo ice cream cup -this little gem was DELICIOUS! Barely got a pic because the food was toooo good- it's a stop worth marking on your map because you blink you miss it! Walk up order walk away happy and full! Meaty burgers cooked just right- fries crispy and hot- fresh cooked deliciousness and service with a smith and a good laugh! Definitely a go to spot! Especially after a nice long hike!

Pretty solid food for the price and definitely a good stop for solid burgers and shakes. It's all…read moreoutside so mostly get food and then eat in your car or takeout, but service is usually pretty nice.

This has become our go-to stop. Darla and Debra at the counter are fast and courteous. The food…read moreisn't sitting around. You order, they make. It's that simple. Thanks for all you do. See you next time.

We expected a quick fast food stop so we could relax a bit in the car before heading to our next…read moredestination, but this ended up being one of the slowest drive-thru experiences we've had. There were only two cars ahead of us, yet it took over 20 minutes just to reach the payment window. At one point, a single car didn't move for more than 10 minutes. Once we finally got to the window, the staff member seemed extremely low-energy while processing payment, and after paying, there was still another long wait for the food. To be fair, the food did come out very fresh and hot, which we appreciated. However, the overall experience was frustrating because we were on a schedule and got completely trapped in the drive-thru line with no way to leave midway. This honestly felt like the standard operating pace for this particular Wendy's in Cle Elum. If you're not in a rush, the wait might not bother you as much. But if you have another stop or a tight schedule afterward, I'd strongly recommend planning extra time. Based on our experience, expect roughly 10+ minutes per car in line.

Food here is always wonderful. Atmosphere is relaxing and just perfect. Service is friendly and…read moreaccurate. We go as often as we can.

I stopped at Paradise Village in Ashford during a Mount Rainier trip and honestly didn't expect it…read moreto be this good. First, the girl who helped me was incredibly kind, helpful, and just effortlessly welcoming (also--stunning, which matched the whole vibe of the place). The food? Genuinely top tier. The mushroom Alfredo was hands down the best I've had in my life. I've actually tried recreating it since I got home and... humbling experience. Not even close. The macarons were perfect, the stump cake is ideal if you want dessert without it being overly sweet, and the cheese Danish tasted way more authentic than the usual overly sugary versions (definitely not your typical Starbucks situation). Everything was hearty, filling, and just really, really good. One of those places you randomly stop at and then think about later like... wait, why was that so good? Would absolutely go back.

We just love Out and About Burgers…read more Juicy burgers, savory onion rings, bomb ranch, and sweet seasonal shakes makes this one of our go to places. Drive thru only but don't worry, the line moves fast and the food is always worth the wait.

Affordable, sides are bomb. Definitely get the onion rings, fries were decent (way better than in n…read moreout) and burger was solid. I wish it wasn't so far away - pls have a branch in Seattle when possible!

Wow!!! An unexpected restaurant in an unexpected location!!!! We thought it was just going to be…read morea run in the mill dinner until we looked at the menu.... Himalayan Food!!! We sat outside to a nice well covered patio. Lots of room and not crowded. The patio overlooks a beautiful meadow. The inside is nice too. With real Mount Everest gear on display. We had the Chicken Thali, Pork Momos, and Papadum. The food was out of this world!!!! Good food is hard to find in Washington State. We are soooooo glad that we found this place. The staff were nice and friendly. The prices were very reasonable as well. We WILL be coming back here again!!!!

This restaurant is super unique bc they serve Himalayan food along with classic American foods. We…read morecome here every time we visit mt rainier since it's close to the entrance to Paradise. The food is flavorful and cooked to perfection. During previous visits, we've ordered onion rings and burgers which were fantastic. Service is quick and they have lots of infographics on the wall! Pork momo: 5/5 Chicken thali: 5/5

Ya'll Yelp friends, I have to share with you on this very unique business, you can dine on a real…read moreoriginal vintage railroad, pretty cool ya?! Mount Rainier Railroad Dining, the railroad is built in 1922, purchased in Portland Oregon, by founder Robert Thurston. I got to meet and chat with the grandson, he was the only wait staff I saw that day that ran the front. It seems they are short staff, maybe that is the reason for the low ratings. We enjoyed ourselves before getting a table, looking around the railroad, checking out the front of shop, reading about all the history and checking out the gift shop. Pretty nostalgic, love the decor and it was a learning experience! The menu features a variety of American classics, such as steaks, seafood, pasta, and check out the daily specials! Try their specialties, the world famous Hobo Stew, consist of smoked beef, potatoes carrots, and cabbage in a sourdough bread loaf. We enjoyed our visit to Mount Rainier Railroad Dining and can't wait to visit again our our next adventures/visit to PNW. Check it out after you do the railroad train tour, or just come visit this part of town and make time for this. I know pricey but let's support local out here at Elbe!

What a unique dining experience on the way to the park! Enjoyed my lunch in a dining car built in…read more1922. A local family built and still runs this along with a Hobo Hotel from train cars. Well on your way to comp I thoroughly enjoyed my calamari with fresh aïoli and my husband enjoyed a chicken fried steak burger with fries. Don't leave without trying dessert. Sorry we didn't include a picture of that fabulous coconut cream pie, but it was all gone by the time I remembered. Prices are a bit high but that is to expected trying to get supplies this far out. Your servers will most likely be family members who can give you the history of the area.

Signs say the close at 10. They have had the drive thru blocked and the doors locked since 930…read more This is a constant thing. Multiple times were gone and they close down way before stated. With businesses going out of business left and right it's crazy to me they wouldn't want to serve every last customer

Ordered French fries without salt but come still with salt and front employer said she can't wash…read morethe salt is from bucket and she can't wash it. So if you have similar request just don't waste money.