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    The Timberwolf Bar & Grill

    2.6 (10 reviews)

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    Bloody Mary with ALL the things
    Elizabeth L.

    Great Bloody Mary and very attentive staff. Stopped in to get my snow fix. Will come again

    Hearty Bloody Mary's!!

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    4 years ago

    I paid 5 bucks for a handful of cold, stale fries. This is the worst mountain food that I've had. Do not recommend.

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    The Commonwealth

    The Commonwealth

    3.9
    (346 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Was glamping at Denny Creek and drove up to Snoqualmie summit to have lunch at The Commonwealth,…read moreA+ experience to say the least. Nate and Gabe's management of the floor stood out most to me, those guys know what they're doing. From the minute our order was taken to the end of the meal those guys were on top of it. The delicious food was the best, you can see the kitchen staff working just as hard as the guys up front. Great experience. John V Grandview, WA

    Well when the wise said "Some of the best food around can be found in the mountains" you better…read morelisten! (This is me, I am the wise) The Commonwealth had never once disappointed me. Service has always been nice, food has always been fast, fresh, piping hot, and most importantly delicious. Today I tried out the nachos and buffalo chicken sando. When I tell you this chicken sandwich was genuinely one of the best I've had in the past 10 years I don't joke. Look at me and in the eyes right now. I am a buffalo chicken sandwich connoisseur. You hear me, connoisseur. Anyway the commonwealth complied with all my needed chicken sandwich needs. 1. Crispy (duh) 2. Moist 3. Flavorful 4. Actually good gluten free breading (Theirs was fantastic). And this one was perfectly coated in buffalo sauce. The nachos were also quite splendid. Pickled onions were a good touch. I'm already salivating thinking about coming back

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    CBA Sandwich
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    Whiskey Pete's

    Whiskey Pete's

    3.2
    (9 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Don't order the food! Only drinks... I'd rate the food here…read moresomewhere between "gas station convenience store at 3am" and "is this supposed to go in the compost?" $20 for an Italian Sausage Sandwich ($36 after tax and tip with a cheap beer). Soggy potato chips, a small gross.sausage in a bun that's like if you forget to leave it in the toaster oven all day. Do.yourself a favor and order food downstairs, just get drinks here. The Bloody Mary looked good.

    Whiskey Pete's: Where the vibes are immaculate, the drinks are divine, and the dress code is…read more.. interpretive. Nestled in the snowy bosom of the Snoqualmie ski lodge, Whiskey Pete's is less a bar and more a spiritual experience. You don't walk into Pete's--you ascend. The moment you cross the threshold, you're enveloped in a warm, wood-paneled hug of alpine charm. Antler chandeliers, crackling fireplaces, and a playlist that somehow knows exactly what your soul needs. The service? Transcendent. Bartenders here don't just pour drinks--they curate moments. I asked for a whiskey sour and got a handcrafted masterpiece with a citrus twist so poetic it should've come with a sonnet. The staff are attentive without hovering, friendly without faking it, and somehow manage to remember your name, your drink, and your astrological sign by your second visit. But let's talk about the atmosphere. It's après-ski meets rustic speakeasy. You've got snowboarders clinking glasses with retirees in wool sweaters. There's laughter, storytelling, and the occasional impromptu karaoke rendition of "Sweet Caroline" that somehow feels sacred. Now, about the dress code. Or rather, the lack thereof. Whiskey Pete's appears to operate on a bold, avant-garde philosophy: "No shirt? No shoes? No problem." I witnessed a man in ski boots, thermal leggings, and nothing else order a round of Fireball shots like it was the most natural thing in the world. Another patron strolled in wearing only a towel and a ski pass lanyard. No one batted an eye. It's as if Pete's exists in a parallel universe where fleece counts as formalwear and nipples are just part of the ambiance. Is it a little jarring? Sure. Is it liberating? Absolutely. Would I recommend they maybe consider a gentle reminder about upper-body coverage during peak hours? Perhaps. But honestly, it's part of the charm. Whiskey Pete's doesn't just serve drinks--it serves freedom. So grab your boots, maybe a shirt (optional), and head to Whiskey Pete's. It's the kind of place that warms you from the inside out--whether it's the bourbon or the body heat from the guy next to you, you'll never forget it.

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    Super dry thin bun and a soggy potato chip
    Super dry thin bun and a soggy potato chip
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    The Iron Duck Public House

    The Iron Duck Public House

    4.0
    (347 reviews)
    17.9 mi
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    Just like the other place (Black Duck) our meal and experience was excellent…read more Got a table quickly, were greeted by our server (did not get her name).... Got drinks going very fast. The place was not as busy as I had expected for a Saturday evening, but a good hum of noise in the place. My son was treating me so I wanted to go big, but opted for the Burger! With him getting the fish and chips. I did partake in a well crafted Manhattan, thank you very much. Burger was prepared very well, cooked perfectly. Dressed nicely too. Enjoyed all aspects of our meal, even better I did not have to pay! Thanks for the great service. I hope to catch your name next time in!

    A french lady highly recommended. the iron duck as the best restaurant in town, so we were eager to…read morecheck it out. This is a very approachable family restaurant and very popular with locals. It does try to take its name seriously and serves a wide variety of duck dishes. but there are many other things on the menu. We ordered a duck pizza which was unique pizza and salad combination with some sort of teryiaki barbecue sauce topping, but if you don't think of it as pizza it was a very interesting duck canape. The Margarita pizza was a little bit substandard dragged the overall score down... but the service was good at the beer selection. excellent the vibe. nice historic building. definitely an above average choice.

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    Margherita pizza looks better than it tastes
    Margherita pizza looks better than it tastes
    Pickle Chips!

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