Fine dining restaurant offers breathtaking city and mountain views with a quiet to lively atmosphere that shifts on busy nights. Decor is beautiful but minimal, lacking typical table decorations. The setting suits intimate celebrations more than large, casual groups.
Steaks stand out with a 12oz prime rib eye and filet mignon close behind. Crab cakes feature real crab with a crusty outside and soft interior, while clam chowder earns a 5-star rating.
Breathtaking views dominate the atmosphere here, making the setting truly special. The combination of amazing views and attentive service creates a memorable experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Happy hour food items are available Wednesday through Sunday from 4-6pm.
Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Bar with a vintage dark wood interior and window seats overlooking water and bridge views creates a laid-back, lively atmosphere. It fills with locals and regulars, offering a loud, fun environment where football games play and a jukebox adds to the vibe.
Homemade clam chowder serves as a hearty option, enough for two meals. Breakfast includes biscuits and gravy, chicken fried steak, and solid bloody Marys. Sandwiches like the patty melt and BLT stand out, along with a well-made meatloaf.
View of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge stands out, visible from select window seats and the bar. The location next to the water offers gorgeous scenery with seagulls and easy walks to more viewpoints.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
Kids or anyone under 21 arenโt allowed inside the tavern.
Parking can be a bit challenging, but there is enough around.
Small-scale stadium offers intimate atmosphere with beautiful sightlines from nearly every seat. Family-friendly vibe includes play areas for kids and interactive moments with players. Several bars provide affordable drinks amid a lively, welcoming energy.
Food includes hot dogs, footlong corn dogs, and snacks like goldfish crackers and popcorn. Meals come with a hot dog, goldfish, and water, all at reasonable prices for a ballpark.
Great views appear from almost every seat, including unobstructed sightlines of the ball field. The bar area offers a clear view of Mt. Rainier, adding to the scenery beyond the game.
Good to know
Parking at Cheney Stadium can be challenging, especially during game days.
Expect limited ADA accommodations; plan ahead if needed.
Friday night games feature a fireworks display after the game.
Ballpark offers intimate seating close to the field with beautiful mountain views and a lively, fun atmosphere. Amenities include a playground and miniature baseball field for kids, plus a bar area with many options for adults. The venue feels clean and comfortable, making it a popular spot for families and groups.
BBQ and nachos feature on the menu along with hot dogs, pretzels, beer, and ice cream. The loaded baked potato with brisket is available, but the hot dog package is notably poor in quality.
Beautiful scenery surrounds the ballpark with great views of the game and mountains. The setting offers more action than a Major League Baseball game and a great view from the park.
Good to know
Tickets are affordably priced, making it a great value for families.
Expect a fun fireworks display after Friday night games.
The stadium offers a variety of food and beverage options.
Outdoor seating on a waterfront deck offers beautiful views of the bay and marine life. The atmosphere is vibrant and lively, often accompanied by loud noise levels and numerous TVs showing sports. The space attracts those who enjoy energetic settings with scenic surroundings.
Clam chowder stands out with its rich flavor. Deluxe Nachos come loaded with fresh toppings. Fish and chips pair well with crispy coleslaw and tartar sauce. BBQ Nachos and pizza offer bold, satisfying tastes.
Waterfront views shine from every seat, with sunlight enhancing the atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers shaded comfort and a large deck overlooks the water.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs daily from 4 pm to 6 pm with $2 off draft beer.
Expect limited menu options during happy hour.
Building showcases psychedelic atmosphere and eclectic decor with multiple levels and balconies offering vibrant city views. Venue hosts five bars, including a secret speakeasy and tiki bar, creating a lively and casual vibe. Rooms are spotless and comfortable, blending unique design with practical comfort.
Various pubs serve prime rib that tastes delicious. The eggs Benedict features well-toasted English muffins. The loaded fries and cajun tot appetizer stand out as flavorful choices.
Smaller balconies on the south side deliver a big wow with their views. Rooms offer beautiful city views that bring a vibrant vibe.
Good to know
The Spanish Ballroom hosts live music events and tapas dining.
Concerts at Elks Temple often sell out, so arrive early.
Reservations are recommended for dining, especially during events.
Waterfront restaurant offers live music on the deck with a beautiful harbor view and cozy herbal aromas inside. Atmosphere shifts from quiet to loud when the band plays, creating a dynamic vibe. Interior shows signs of wear but the remodeled areas add some freshness.
Prime rib stands out with rich flavor. The clam chowder offers a creamy, satisfying taste. The menu also includes a well-prepared Korma.
Picturesque views of the historic Foss Waterway and moored boats create a bright and enchanting atmosphere. The deck offers pleasant waterfront sights with seals swimming nearby and a nice bay breeze.
Good to know
Music is played on Fridays and Saturdays from 6 to 8 pm.
Reservations are required for outside deck seating during live music events.
The happy hour menu reduces entree prices by $1.
Waterfront setting offers unobstructed ocean views and sights of Mt Rainier, creating a classic yet casual atmosphere. The space suits date nights with its lovely, unbeatable ambiance. Cocktails and seafood dishes complement the scenic experience.
Seafood shines with Dungeness crab cakes and cedar plank salmon. The menu covers surf and turf well, featuring prime rib, lobster, and a tasty ribeye steak. Clam chowder stands out as rich and flavorful.
Unobstructed views of Mt Rainier and the Tacoma waterway create a stunning backdrop. The cliffside setting offers a one of a kind perspective unmatched by other waterfront spots.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9 pm.
Happy hour features discounted appetizers and drinks.
Expect higher prices than listed on the website.