Mount Rainier National Park Restaurants
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Mount Rainier National Park - browse our top choices for Restaurants during your stay.
Photos of Mt. Rainier taken by top photographers adorn the walls of this inn's large dining room, a bonus on the many days the mountain refuses...
Photos of Mt. Rainier taken by top photographers adorn the walls of this inn's large dining room, a bonus on the many days the mountain refuses to show itself. Meals are simple but tasty: pot roast with mashed potatoes, seared halibut, cedar-plank trout, and blackberry cobbler à la mode. For a hearty start to the day, try the country breakfast or oatmeal brûlée. Known for: only restaurant open year-round in the park
Grilled meats, sandwiches, salads, and soft drinks are served daily from May through early October and on weekends and holidays during the rest...
Grilled meats, sandwiches, salads, and soft drinks are served daily from May through early October and on weekends and holidays during the rest of the year.
Where else can you enjoy Sunday brunch in a historic, heavy-timbered lodge halfway up a mountain? Tall windows provide terrific views of Rainier...
Where else can you enjoy Sunday brunch in a historic, heavy-timbered lodge halfway up a mountain? Tall windows provide terrific views of Rainier, and the warm glow of native wood permeates the large dining room, where hearty Pacific Northwest fare is served. The lunch menu is simple and healthy—three kinds of burgers (black bean, bison, and beef), salads, and the like. For dinner, there's wild salmon, red trout, hazelnut chicken, prime rib, and a meatless entree. Known for: bourbon buffalo meat loaf; warm liquor drinks.
On top of Crystal Mountain at 6,872 feet is Washington's highest-elevation restaurant with stunning views of Mt. Rainier, the Summit House is...
On top of Crystal Mountain at 6,872 feet is Washington's highest-elevation restaurant with stunning views of Mt. Rainier, the Summit House is a popular stop for skiers, hikers, and summer tourists, too. The menu features Northwest cuisine, including halibut fish-and-chips, grilled salmon, elk and bison chili, and huckleberry ice cream Sit inside to stay warm by the fireplace, or sit outside on the patio and watch chipmunks run along the nearby rocks. The restaurant is reached by riding the scenic Mt. Rainier Gondola from the base of Crystal Mountain; note that gondola tickets ($22/adults) must be purchased separately. Known for: the views; a leisurely dining experience (no reservations so there can be a wait).
A cafeteria and grill serve inexpensive hamburgers, chili, and hot dogs from July through September. ...
A cafeteria and grill serve inexpensive hamburgers, chili, and hot dogs from July through September.
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