7 Best Vegan Restaurants near Cle Elum

“the waffles are to die for....“

“Oh my gosh, my husband and I went in and had their prime rib dinner last night. It is one of the best we have had in years.“

“We visited this place to celebrate my husband's birthday! The food and atmosphere was just amazing, but the staff needs a special mention. They were so accommodating with our toddler and made this day even more special for us. Thank you!“

“Classic drive in. Great food, love the little dog park.“

“Street tacos and the grilled chicken burrito were really good. The burrito was huge and can feed two people. The steak burrito was dry and had zero seasoning and was extremely tough. Other than that, prices seem fair and affordable. (The photo is the street tacos BOX, two burritos, and the price paid. Someone ate the tacos before the picture was taken)“

“Very good Mexican restaurant. The food is excellent and of large portions. Staff is friendly and very professional. Cool place in a cool little town.“

“I had dinner at The Brick Saloon last Friday. I ordered the Brick Burger (jalapeños, provolone, applewood-smoked bacon, homemade guacamole, lettuce, tomato, onion, and pickle) with the rosemary shoestring fries and the Speelyi Beach Cooler mocktail (pineapple, lime, pandan, coconut cream, and sparkling coconut water).

The burger was very tasty (and massive) and all the ingredients were very fresh. I was pleasantly surprised that they used fresh jalapeños instead of pickled ones. The shoestring fries are always a favorite of mine: perfectly seasoned and served in such a generous portion that I can never finish them all by myself.

The Speelyi Beach Cooler mocktail was super refreshing and really hit the spot. The flavor combination was delightful, and I love that The Brick Saloon offers several mocktail options for non-drinkers.

The service is always good, even on busy nights, and the atmosphere is even better. I highly recommend stopping by for lunch or dinner during the winter when they have the big wood stove going. Every time they stoke the fire, the whole building smells like a campfire, and it feels incredibly cozy, warm, and inviting—like sitting in a mountain cabin. That’s easily my favorite part of eating here.“