Window-side dining at Salish Lodge beside the crest of Snoqualmie Falls, overlooking a forested gorge

Restaurants near Snoqualmie Falls

Dining beside Snoqualmie Falls. Capture date unknown; not a live view. Photo: Photographer not identified · Source · Rights not specified

You can eat right at the falls at Salish Lodge, or drive a few minutes to the restaurants of downtown Snoqualmie, North Bend and Fall City.

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At the falls

At Salish Lodge, the Restaurant & Terrace Bar serves Pacific Northwest dishes with views of the falls at brunch, lunch and dinner, the Lounge has lighter food and cocktails from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and the Café & Coffee Bar serves coffee. Reserve ahead for weekend brunch. The gift shop in the upper park sells snacks and drinks.

Downtown Snoqualmie

A mile upriver, downtown Snoqualmie has Snoqualmie Falls Brewery at 8032 Falls Avenue SE, with its own beers and pub food, and Caadxi Oaxaca at 8030 Railroad Avenue SE, which cooks Oaxacan food. Several other cafés and restaurants line Railroad Avenue near the depot.

North Bend

Twede’s Cafe at 137 W North Bend Way is the Double R Diner from Twin Peaks, serving breakfasts, burgers and cherry pie with Mount Si filling the window. North Bend’s main street also has bakeries, coffee shops and pubs, handy after a hike on Mount Si or Rattlesnake Ledge.

Fall City and picnics

Downriver, the Fall City Roadhouse Restaurant & Inn serves classic American food in the building that played the Twin Peaks Roadhouse. For a picnic, the upper park has a few first-come tables (no barbecues), and Rattlesnake Lake has a pebbly shore. Pick up supplies at the grocery stores on Snoqualmie Ridge or in North Bend.

AT THE FALLS AND IN THE VALLEY

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