Best Dinner Places to Eat in Snoqualmie Falls

"The Inn at the Market has 76 rooms offering floor-to-ceiling bay windows, with breathtaking panoramas of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. Want a better view of Elliott Bay and downtown?. Make your way to their rooftop deck for a glass of Northwest wine at sunset."

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"Cascina Spinasse is a bustling, high-end Italian restaurant near the corner of 14th and Pine that serves rustic Northern Italian fare in a cozy, comfortable setting. Garnering much acclaim for its traditional cuisine of the Piedmont region of Northern Italy since opening in 2008, Cascina Spinasse features a warm, open kitchen where diners can watch the head chef and his team create simple, refined dishes using authentic techniques from Piedmont. Dishes such as the heart-warming tajarin al ragu o burro e salvia and rabbit meatballs are firm favorites with Seattleites, while the hearty cavatelli lavished with chanterelles and the rapini ravioli with pine nuts are close seconds."

"Nothing is overlooked at this modern yet unpretentious Capitol Hill establishment. The airy noodles are light and non-bulky, the sauces are careful not to overpower, and the well-loved tajarin with butter and sage doesn’t disappoint. One can also make a night of it with post-dinner drinks and dessert at next-door sibling bar Artusi."

"Spinasse, located in Capitol Hill, serves up Italian cuisine specific to the Piedmont Region. They have a stellar all-Piedmont wine list, fresh handmade pasta, and locally sourced ..."

"With more than just the Bistro, the Plum family includes multiple pantry locations and a food truck. From Chef Makini Howell, Plum cranks up the class of vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Location: 1429 12th Avenue, SeattlePhone: 206-838-5333Facebook | Instagram"

"Captiol Hill lucked out with this organic and sustainable vegan eatery featuring seitan and tofu in an industrial-chic space. The plant-based bistro since 2009 offers up their classic reuben with “tofu strami” on rye and the famed “Mac and Yease."

"Another wholly vegan establishment, Plum Bistro is a favorite in the Pike/Pine Corridor. Stop by for date night, when a meal might consist of farro-and-mustard-green salad; pomegra..."

"This stunning little restaurant is one of the best in Seattle for Northern Italian cuisine and has long been praised by locals for its delectable dishes. Located in Kirkland, this restaurant’s menu is constantly refreshed, so if you’re someone that loves change, then you’ll be well served here!. Though the main dishes at Café Juanita are incredible, the desserts are possibly even more impressive."

"Café Juanita is named for the creek it sits beside, and is influenced by Northern Italian cuisine, which is a bit different than your usual red-sauce-and-cheese Italian food. Featuring smooth foie gras, sweetbreads in marsala sauce, perfectly seared yellowfin tuna, and bacon-wrapped roasted rabbit. The excellent wine list offers choices for a perfect pairing."

"There are so many ways for a pricey "destination restaurant" to go overboard, making itself nothing more than a special-occasion spectacle,...Read More"

"Those lucky enough to arrive at this award-winning spot before the lines start forming should seize the opportunity to experience why the hype is justified. The standard New England chowder is unbelievable, as are the crab rolls, but for a truly Northwest experience, best to go for the heavenly smoked salmon and seafood bisque. View this post on Instagram"

"When visiting Seattle, a trip to the world-famous Pike Place Market is a must, and while you're there, don't miss a lunch stop at Pike Place Chowder. Order the seafood bisque and New England clam chowder ($8), you'll immediately understand what makes Seattle one of the country's best food cities."

"From Business: 50 North, a University District gathering place featuring upscale American food, is the sister restaurant to the historic Hardware Store Restaurant on Vashon."

"More of a paean to pop than a traditional museum, the just-opened Seattle Selfie Museum is located near the Gum Wall at Pike Place Market. It's a different type of art museum—a place where the art is you!. “Built for the 21st century digital nomad” this place is filled with room upon room of different props for you and your little guys and gals to create the ultimate selfie."

"The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is the official state museum of Washington, originally founded in 1899 as the Washington State Museum, though its roots date back to the Young Naturalists Society, which was established two decades prior. Today, the museum is housed on the campus of the University of Washington and showcases a collection of more than 16 million specimens and artifacts across significant ornithology, biology, geology, and anthropology collections. Three long-term exhibits display the evolution of the state over 545 million years and present the fifth-largest collection of American indigenous art in the world."

"The collections at Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture reflect groundbreaking research in biology, geology, paleontology, and cultural studies. Within those collections, visitors will find 16 million objects from across the globe and specifically from the area around the Pacific Northwest. Visitors will be able to see Northwest Native Art, flora, fauna, minerals, anthropology and natural resources of Washington and beyond."

"Within the University of Washington campus is a gem of a museum, the Burke Museum. We recently went here for the first time a few weeks ago, and were surprised at how cool it was. My daughter loved the exhibit showcasing the geology and Paleolithic history of the Pacific Northwest (dinosaurs and volcanoes)."