Stopped in with friends for a late dinner, ordered the large taco pizza, what an excellent choice,…read moreabout 18 slices for 3 of us to enjoy, very filling and had about 11 pieces to take home. Talked to Elliot ( the owner) and learned a lot about the history of the place- amazing job done to preserve that over 100 years of being many businesses before the bar and grill. Will be back to try the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich recommended by Elliot. Great price for 3 people to have dinner and a few beers for around $50.00. Please stop in and check the place out and help keep the history and business alive and open!!!!!!!!

This is a cool bar in the middle of Naches WA. The bar itself is from 1885, hence the name. Our…read moreserver was the only staff working when we were there for lunch, so service was a little slow since she was also doing all the cooking. Food was good but I'd def have them hold the pineapple next time on our vegetarian pizza - it didn't work well for my taste. FYI you can bring your underage family members here, they just can't sit at the bar. Lots of tables available.

Not alot of options in Naches so we walked in here. The server was attentive and the cook was nice…read morebut I could not get over how filthy it was. Anything that was mounted was covered in dust and cobwebs. The windows were filthy and the table with the tray of menus was also dusty and the menus needed a good cleaning. We ordered the French dip and fish-n-chips and it was "ok". Within an hour of leaving, our stomachs were girgling but that was about the extent of it. IF I owned or managed this place, I would close early on our slowest day and have all workers clean EVERYTHING. Alot of locals came in so that means something.

The fries were still warm but seem little uncooked. $13 for a burger with no seasoning, tasted like…read morethe nasty grill. The only flavor from the burger was the onions & it was cold. Giant amount of bread for little amount of patty. Asked for extra mayo & was charged for it , ended up with less mayo. Waitress was young girl who seemed stand offish didn't really make conversation nor welcoming

This place is a must visit if you are in the area! Great beer and the pizza is even better. I have…read morebeen here a handful of times and live in the Midwest. I talk about this place constantly. The BBQ Pulled Pork pizza is absolutely amazing!! I have had to recreate it at home because I miss it so much! The vibe is perfect for right after a day of skiing, very casual but still feels elevated with their menu. Service was okay the last time I went. But has been better in the past.

A wonderful food and atmosphere! Dog friendly with a wonderful outside yard area. The food is great…read moreand highly recommend taco pizza.!

Highly recommended! Cozy joint with great, friendly service! My wife claims the Reuben sandwich was…read morethe best she's ever had and I second that (perfectly toasted/grilled and corned beef cooked in house mmmmmm)! The smash burger was real tasty! The sweet potato fries and tater tots were perfect too! The chef knows how to treat the classic American menu items with care and a delicate touch! This is not just your average roadside tavern when it comes to the food and service. This is a small team of people who care about their guests and their reputation! Great job guys, keep up the fantastic work, you should be proud of what you are doing there!!!

Great food at a cute little bar n grill! We stopped here after white water rafting on the Tieton…read moreRiver. It was a pretty popular place! I had a single tall jack daniels and coke, which was delicious. The bartender was generous with the pour. All the food here is made to order and came out hot, fresh, and filling. I highly recommend the squatch burger. It is half a pound of ground beef with an egg on top. It was exactly what my husband needed after our adventure. My son raved about the flavor in his pizza. He said the crust itself tasted different than other pizzas and he loved it. They go heavy on the sauce. I enjoyed my shredded chicken nachos with freshly sliced jalapeños. Their jojos were gigantic! Try it with their fry sauce. Come eat here when you're in the area. You will not be disappointed!

This was our second time and we were not disappointed. I took my mom for her pre-birthday…read morecelebration and our server on 6-28 at 10:00 was absolutely charming, friendly, and knowledgeable about the food and beverages. Everything was 10/10 except the music was a bit loud-I was fine but my dad is 80 so he had a bit of a hard time hearing. I'd love to see more merchandise as it's great quality. If you haven't visited, please do. The 21+ is a game changer. I'm so tired of going to places with outdoor spaces (or spaces period) and parents let their children reenact Lord of the Flies while they drink their craft beer, chat with friends, and ignore the chaos their offspring is causing.

First time I went the old fashioned was pretty good. Went a few month later and it was one of the…read moreworst I've ever had. All three of us hated it..:especially for the price. Grapefruit ??? If it called for that on the menu we would have skipped it!!! Horrible drink! This makes me not want to go back and try anything else.

Ruth is 1 of 1. She was an all star. Quick serving our group ice cold beverages.... & making our…read moredinner simultaneously... one of the hardest working servers I've seen in ages. Amazing experience

Good food, nice place to sit outside with your dog, and cold beer! Very friendly service as well.read more

**Curley's II: A Bar Worthy of Glory... Trapped in a Town with a Name That Haunts My Soul**…read more Let's begin with what is **perfect**--Curley's II. This bar is a **masterpiece**, a beacon of warmth and revelry in the heart of central Washington. The drinks? **Flawless.** Cold, crisp, perfectly poured. The service? **Unparalleled.** The bartenders are like mind-readers, anticipating your every need before you even realize you have one. The atmosphere? **A triumph of human achievement.** It's the kind of place where time slows down, where every sip is a celebration, where laughter ricochets off the walls like echoes of joy itself. But then--there is Kittitas. **Kittitas.** A town whose name is **deeply unsettling**, and frankly, should be reconsidered at once. Who decided it should be spelled that way? Where did the second "t" come from? Who thought it was wise to create a name that somehow **always** looks like a typo? No matter how many times I type "Kittitas," my brain screams, *Did I mean to write that?* And the pronunciation? **Unforgivable.** You see it written and think, "Surely this is pronounced KIT-ih-tas." But no. **No.** It insists on being "KIT-uh-tass," a revelation that shakes the very foundation of trust between written and spoken language. Why does it defy phonetic logic? Why does it feel like it was designed specifically to confuse the unwary traveler? Let's talk aesthetics. The name *sounds* like it belongs to a species of wild cat that doesn't exist. *Behold--the noble Kittitas, prowling the forests of the Pacific Northwest.* But it is not a cat. It is not even cat-adjacent. Instead, it is a name that lingers in your mind long after you've left, **demanding answers that history refuses to provide**. Yet, despite being imprisoned within the tyranny of its name, Curley's II stands tall. It **refuses** to let Kittitas drag it down into the abyss of linguistic disarray. Instead, it **thrives**, proving that even in the face of adversity--such as a town name that feels like a practical joke--it is possible to achieve greatness. **Five stars to Curley's II.** And one profoundly distressed sigh for Kittitas. Would it be better named **Literally Anything Else**? Absolutely. But until then, **Curley's II** remains a **shining beacon of hope in the midst of alphabetical chaos.**

Under new management Curlys reopened again yesterday to everyone's anticipation…read more I was disappointed with the small menu and no vegetarian options what so ever. Beer Garden will open Saturday. Would love to see pasta , veggie options , appetizers , vegetarian burger and couple of dessert options. Pino Grigio was yummy and our hostess was super nice. There are many old and new comers to the area with sofisticated palates . Would love to see this place blossom and do well. If they have Larger menu with more options, they will come. Will wait till they settle in before we go back.

A gem in Tieton! Stopped in for a Friday glass (bottle) of wine with some friends and decided to…read moreorder a few of the toasts to try. Nice local selection of beer or wine. Would love to also visit and have some coffee. The space is clean and bright with lots of natural lighting. A selection of local products are also available to shop for. The toasts were delicious! Whether you visit for coffee or wine/beer I highly recommend going hungry for a snack. We had the strawberry toast and the carrot and muhammara toast. The muhammara was delicious!

We really enjoyed the atmosphere, friendly staff, and breakfast biscuit. Loved the local wine and…read morebeer options as well, looking forward to visiting again soon to try their coffee! They had locally made stationary and some other unique items for sale throughout the store. Really enjoyed the atmosphere inside and how it was decorated.

The only bar in town did not disappoint. Great selection of beers on tap. Pool, darts, and tvs for…read moreSeahawks. They do close early so check the hours. We encountered all friendly people there as well.

Highly do not recommend this place! started with a 20 minute wait for tables to be cleaned but…read morethere was clearly clean tables available that the large amount of people waiting could have been seated at. second we ordered our food but had to wait for an hour to receive it, once it was there everyone but one person in our group got their food that person had to wait an additional 10 minutes for their food while another persons order was messed u. the manager offered to fix it but the fixed order was messed up as well. clearly this place does not know what they are doing and their customer service is terrible our waiter never checked in on us and stood at the bar talking. in addition all the other stood around talking to each other not even with a care in the world like it was just a place to come hang out and get paid. definitely will not be going back to this place would rather drive the30 minutes to tricities to go to Applebees

Came to Crystal Mountain to support my cousin running the marathon in July! It was a great place to…read moreeat dinner after receiving her bib and after her marathon as well! The burger was absolutely delicious, I also tried their Elk beer and it paired well with it. The seating area is gorgeous to sit in during the summer, flowers are blooming alongside the tables and the sun hits beautifully along that part of the mountain. It was magical to come visit Washington for a weekend getaway and it was even more magical finding a gem like this to spend some time and eat good food.

We stopped by the Snorting Elk at Crystal Mountain for lunch after snowboarding, and left pretty…read moreunderwhelmed. We got the prime dip sandwich with chips and the nachos with chorizo -- which was the only meat option available. The prime dip was dry and not very flavorful. It came with a side of plain kettle chips -- no fries or better side options, which was disappointing. The nachos were okay. They were barely sprinkled with chorizo, and the cheese wasn't evenly melted or layered, so a lot of chips ended up dry. The highlight was the guac -- they don't skimp on it, which we appreciated. Prices were steep, but I guess that's expected at a resort. If you're starving, it'll do the job, but don't expect anything memorable.