I stopped at Paradise Village in Ashford during a Mount Rainier trip and honestly didn't expect it…read moreto be this good. First, the girl who helped me was incredibly kind, helpful, and just effortlessly welcoming (also--stunning, which matched the whole vibe of the place). The food? Genuinely top tier. The mushroom Alfredo was hands down the best I've had in my life. I've actually tried recreating it since I got home and... humbling experience. Not even close. The macarons were perfect, the stump cake is ideal if you want dessert without it being overly sweet, and the cheese Danish tasted way more authentic than the usual overly sugary versions (definitely not your typical Starbucks situation). Everything was hearty, filling, and just really, really good. One of those places you randomly stop at and then think about later like... wait, why was that so good? Would absolutely go back.

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.

We picked this place for its convenience to Mt. Rainier, and it turned out to be a wonderful stop…read more The staff was welcoming from the moment they opened. My fish and chips were served fast, piping hot, and perfectly crispy, and the tartar sauce tasted freshly made. The blackberry lemonade was refreshing and full of flavor. Would definitely recommend this spot to anyone visiting the area!

When the weather took a turn during our morning in Mount Rainier National Park, the only silver…read morelining was an earlier visit to the Copper Creek Inn. We arrived around lunchtime, and got seated right away. Both the exterior and interior had a rustic vibe, with a wood stove and beautiful wall mural of the mountain. I started with a Hot Cider to warm up, which really hit the spot. My friend and I ordered the Chicken Parmesan Sandwich (daily special) to share, as well as a slice of the famous Blackberry Pie. The Chicken Parmesan Sandwich was solid, but nothing too memorable. The cutlet was a little thick for my preference, but it got the job done. The real star, of course, was the Blackberry Pie! The texture of the crust was perfect and the filling tasted delightfully homemade. We got it without ice cream since it was chilly, but I'm sure it's fantastic with a scoop, as well! They also had some cute local gifts for sale, and I snagged a bar of artisan blackberry soap. Service was friendly and quick!

Breakfast on the weekends are great the food is amazing, the service is fast and servers are always…read morethere to help with anything you want. We have had all there meals in the past 16 years and keep coming back for more. Best place to eat in Town.

This is a hometown favorite. The breakfasts are so good, the hash is a must try…read more The burgers, wraps and club sandwich are favorites of the entire family.

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.

One of the few restaurants near rainier and it offers some Himalayan dishes and the regular…read moreAmerican. We were seated outside and served immediately. Ordered two chicken Thalis which were out in minutes. Now listen after a long hike I'll gladly welcome the rice, chicken curry and daal. The actual food itself tasted homemade, you could taste the spices really. However it was nothing home to write about, the daal lacked salt and the chicken was watery. You are also paying a premium since it's one of the few spots near the park which is expected. I think overall it's a charming spot and good for a quick, reliable meal.

What a great place to show up after a good climb in the national park. Well deserved carbs and it…read morewas very busy since the guides were all there too and all the clients. I had the Gouda and Turkey sandwich and it was exactly what I needed but more importantly, those large pickles were absolutely delicious. They were having some CO problems with the beer so they're offering cans. Addy was our cashier and did a great job. Great ambience and a phenomenal place to stop before you head home. I would a highly recommend after a long day of hiking and in the woods.

Vibes 10/10 Food…read more8/10 Great outdoor seating, perfect after hiking for a beer. I got a big salad and my wife got a wrap - wait for pizza was too long. Unless you want fancy or top tier food, this place is great. Hang out with local guides and drink cold beer on a cool patio area. Super clean, nice staff, great for kids.

Some of the biggest burgers I've ever seen. No smash burgers here…read more Had the Cliff Dropper basket ( w/ fries) and it was amazing. I'm not in the area much but next time I am, I'm going back.

Driving around from Olympia National Park to Mt Rainier National Park it was a challenge knowing…read morewhere to find d a good meal. This was a welcome find as we drove in on our first day in town. Come on in and grab a burger!

Went Camping up on the little Naches river, really fun area to explore. Ended up going down the…read moreroad for supplies and found Mountain Mommas. I am a picky/experienced Ruben eater, this place came through. You can tell they make the corned beef fresh. We also shared a Ruben pizza! first one ive encountered, it was awesome. Next time im in the hills this will be a required stop!

All the meals Here are served on Dinner platters! And…read moredelicious, mouth-watering and tasty enough to keep you coming back? Definitely!

Best latte and mocha. Excellent foam not too bitter or mocha too sweet. Friendly service and clean…read moremodern open seating. Clean restrooms too.

Delicious semi-dry and dry red wines, great service, but ok food. Visited on a weekday and a day…read morebefore a holiday so it was busy during lunch time. I had a flight of red wine with my food. Was a great variety to subdue to the alcohol. My favorite was their Cabarnet Sauvignon. The food was their downside. The sandwich bread was crispy but hard. The cheese wasnt even melted. Chips that came with it were soggy. Service was nice and served my food within five minutes. From what I remember they serve a red wine flight, white wine flight, glasses of wine, food, and coffee! I know im missing another type of wine flight but am sadly forgetting. Overall, i recommend for a good drink. Also their wines are purchasable. It also seems like people love their other food and not their sandwiches so will give another food item a try next time.

Stopped here again. Friday afternoon, meet up with some friends…read more Great service Peilani was awesome. Hope I spelled that right. She's always the best, very friendly, sassy, engaging. Thank you! The food was good, I had the burger this time out. Solid choice. Got the amazing curl fries, love those! Busy place, not loud, we were outside so they made it even better. Thanks for another awesome meal.

Came to South Fork in North Bend immediately after running the Iron Horse Half Marathon. I got…read morefifth overall, if you guys care. I guess you could say I smashed it. Anyway, I came in around noon on Sunday, so basically brunch time, and ordered the French Toast with Macrina cinnamon swirl brioche, vanilla bean, and real maple syrup. I also added a side of two eggs, which I believe I got over medium. I walked around for a bit while waiting for my order, and when I went to pick it up, one of the guys working there repeatedly asked if everything was all right. I'm not entirely sure what prompted that, but the interaction felt a little awkward. I ate inside at my own table. The French toast itself was good, but definitely too sweet for me. I used maybe three-quarters of the maple syrup they provided, which admittedly didn't help my cause, but even apart from that, the cinnamon-swirl brioche was already quite sweet. If you're ordering it, I'd recommend going easy on the syrup at first and adding more as needed. Overall, decent post-race brunch and the French toast tasted good, but between the sweetness and the slightly awkward experience, I'd give it 3/5. 3/5 stars Last visited: August 30, 2026

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Never got to eat here because it was that weird out of the gate. The lady who answered the phone…read morewas rude and the guy that got on the phone was rude. I assume he was the owner because he felt comfortable telling us he wouldn't serve 12 people because it was too much business and would tie up half the restaurant at 2:00pm when it's empty. Sounds like they don't like to work and they don't want to give service. What kind of love are they going to put into the food??? God forbid someone barely famous tries to give a small town restaurant business.