We will only come here again only if nothing else is open. First off, the staff were very nice and…read morefriendly. The crowd is mainly locals who were very nice. However, the food took forever getting out. There was no one ahead of use either. I ordered the "Bleu Cheese Burger". The Bleu Cheese" was just salad dressing. The burger itself was "Meh". My wife had the Chicken Wings. She said it was "Meh" too. We both did not finish our food. All in all.... Nothing special here.

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

Great food, good service amazing cheese curds! Spicy and delicious!! The French dip was great too…read more Recommend!

We heard good things about Brunos. When we arrived it wasn't real busy. We ordered the 2 egg…read morebreakfast. After 35 minutes our food hadn't arrived yet. The waitress did not check on us or even look our way. The hashbrowns were cold and hard, they tasted like old grease. The eggs were not good either. We will never go there again. One of the worst breakfasts ever. So disappointed.

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.

We love this place and will come again! The food, service, and ambiance were perfect!read more

Guess what... we found hidden gem little cozy place while our road trips. We heard about this…read moreplace... we wanted to check it out... ordered the milkshakes(blackberry and cherry and strawberry) and finger foods(onion rings and mushrooms) It was good price for the amount of foods and it was crispy and piping hot fresh when we got our foods. Staffs were friendly and fast. They have sitting tables and chairs and right side building has indoor sitting area as well. We were really happy to stopped by the huff n puff drive in. Next time, I will definitely try their burger menu.

When are you open? I brought my 92 year old Aunt whos dad built and started huff and puff up to…read moreshare memories with you and have a meal and you were closed. We traveled from Onalaska just to have dinner. Very sad to have missed you

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.

The entire experience here was horrific. The customer service at the front counter was the absolute…read moreworst I have ever encountered. The lady taking orders continually told others she couldn't help them for minutes because they were prioritizing the drive through. While waiting for the bathrooms (only 2), a man was waiting with his young daughter and the front person continually contradicting him. The trash cans were all full (inside and out). The coke was not Coke, we had to ask for our second child's meal and the woman told us we only ordered one (we thankfully had our receipt). We generally go towards Wendy's but will avoid this one.

Loved it! Good food, but great interior and staff that really made the experience ++ after a good…read morehike at Rainier. The attached bakery has some decadent treats and is open before the main restaurant opens at 3 (or at least that's how it worked the day we visited). Every dish was enjoyed, for sure. Standouts were the borscht (beet soup, and I'm not even the biggest fan of beets), peroshki appetizer, and surprisingly the apple kombucha was knockout! They should really bottle it up and sell it individually. A bit pricier, especially if you go for higher priced entrees, but i would also consider many items fairly priced. Totally worth the experience in my opinion!

We were really looking forward to this experience and happy to support Ukrainian immigrants when…read moredeciding to come to Paradise Village Restaurant. Also, the establishment is in a lovely location a few miles from Mt Ranier NP. Alas neither the service nor food was good. While we didn't wait long for initial service to take our order and to get our wine and salads, the entrees took a while (didn't check my watch to see how long we waited) and the dishes were delivered separately; I had the chicken kebabs (both meat and vegetables were cold). By the time I stopped eating (I ate less than half of my entree), my husband got his entree. He ordered the pork ribs, which were the appropriate temperature and tasted good. As for service, twice we asked another server to get the person waiting on us for water and a second glass of wine for my husband, and to ask for our check. At the beginning of our experience, we saw interesting entrees on the menu for breakfast and thought to return in the next day or so and give them another try. After a disappointing dinner experience, we will not return.

Oh my gosh, this spot was like an oasis in a dessert. We were on our way back from Mt Rainier to…read moreSeattle and were desperate for a burger. On our map showed up Out and About with amazing reveiws. What we did not realize was that it is in a U-Haul parking lot. This makes it a little bit of a tight squeeze if there is a long line but the staff here work fast to get your food out quickly to you. In total, it took less than 10 minutes from when we turned in and ordered to when we were leaving with our food. The burgers here are delicious - as many have compared, I would say they are akin to an In and Out burger, which is one of my favorite burgers. If I went back, I would bypass the fries. I like mine crispy and these were a bit limp. That's okay though because, again, the burger is amazing. Definitely worth a stop in. And in my opinion, the perfect stop if you're hungry and heading back to Seattle from a hike at Mt. Rainier.

First off, I'd just like to say that the location is kind of a nightmare. The drive-thru setup is…read morepretty confusing. It's a really tiny little trailer, so I understand they're working with limited space, but having cars loop around in what feels like a figure-eight can be chaotic. People get impatient, start honking, and it's easy to accidentally cut someone off without realizing it. They're just burgers, people--everyone needs to relax a little! That said, despite how busy it was, the line moved surprisingly fast. I ordered a double cheeseburger with everything, a side of onion rings, and a black raspberry shake. The shake was fantastic--definitely a highlight of the meal. The burger was also really good: flavorful, fresh, and exactly what I was hoping for. The only disappointment was the onion rings. They were incredibly greasy--so much so that they actually upset my stomach. I'm not sure if that's typical, but I probably wouldn't order them again. Next time I'd give the fries a try instead. One thing that really stood out was the pricing. It's refreshing to find a place that still offers fair prices when it feels like everything else costs an arm and a leg these days. Overall, I'd definitely come back. The burger and shake were worth it, and as long as I skip the onion rings, I think it'll be a solid meal.

Tonight was the last night of our Seattle/Olympic/Ranier vacation and dinner at the Wild Berry was…read morethe BEST meal of our trip!!! We ordered the vegetable samosas, Momos (pork dumplings) both of which were flavorful and served with a very tasty sauce. We also had the field green salad with spicy pecans, walnuts, blue cheese and cranberries. It was so fresh! Service was great and the reviews that mentioned that it was also like a museum....fascinating stuff! What a GEM this place is! Thank you for the icing on the trip!

Recommended by our guide from the Mt Rainier Expedition…read more We had a enjoyable meal. The service was amazing. Food was delicious. We especially like the homemade Marion Blackberry pie! If you have time, take a look at the Sherpa exhibit. It will make the meal even more memorable.

I've been eying this place for a while since it's on the way to Mt Rainier and I finally got to try…read moreit. We came here on 5th July and the restaurant was almost packed. We did take some time to wait before seated, to get our food and to get our bill, I guess it was understandable since it was a holiday weekend, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I had the train wreck burger, at least I could say it's worth the wait. It was loaded with meat. The pulled pork was really flavorful with tangy BBQ sauce. Highly recommend to meat lovers. I also love my ginger ale, it was definitely the most spicy ginger ale (in a good way) I've had. The only thing I want to complain is the tip option actually starts from 20%, in this economy? Restaurant owners, stop being pity and pay your staff a decent basic salary.

We took a day trip up to Mount Rainier and stopped for dinner on the way back. We liked the vibe of…read morethe place--sitting in a train car is a cool experience--but the food was terrible. We both ordered the prime rib, medium. My wife requested a salad and I asked for soup. Neither side ever arrived. After we saw the steaks, we decided to cut our losses. The prime rib was only about a quarter-inch thick, which is already a red flag if you know steaks. It was cooked hard as leather. I ate about half of mine; my wife boxed hers up. When we got back to the hotel we threw it in the trash. I understand this is a roadside attraction, and it has been around a long time, so I assumed the food would at least be decent. I would not recommend the food. The experience of eating in a train car is neat, but that is about it. This was not the first meal we have had to throw away this week. The man running the place was very nice, so no complaints there. A couple renting a room for the night seemed excited about staying, and I have nothing negative to say about that--only the food.

Slow compared to other fast food places, but it's all always fresh and prepared…read more The decor has been recently updated within the past few years. I love the custom soda machine. Recommendation: raspberry Dr Pepper. Always friendly folks and always hot food. Downside: the drive thru is a tight turn for larger pick up trucks. If you have a large farm truck, be sure to turn off the engine in the drive-through or it will blast the ears off of the employees.

Super disappointed! My husband just went through the drive thru for dinner. Ordered 2 meals and 2…read moreplain cheeseburgers for our toddler. They screwed up our drinks. Ordered 2 coke zeros and received a root beer and some sort of what tasted like a mixture of the both of them. Husband ordered bacon ultimate cheeseburger and had only barely some ketchup and that was it. It's becoming increasingly hard to justify higher pay for fast food workers... Especially when it cost almost $45 and the order was messed up. Might as well just go to a sit down restaurant with a waitress to complain to...