Cliff Droppers
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amazing burgers, a must try if you are in packwood
This spot is so underrated - it’s a MUST TRY. We wanted something different and tried a couple of other spots in Packwood so we stopped in here and it’s the best burger we’ve had in Washington so far. My husband said the fries were in the top 10 he’s ever eaten. Not only was the food outstanding, the service was quick and the staff very friendly. We chose to sit inside, and I was super excited to hear heavy metal and rock from the kitchen radio. You know...read full review
I’m a sucker for huge portions and this place did not disappoint. Got the Black Diamond and it was awesome. Fries and burger were seasoned just right.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11AM - 6:45PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 6:45PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 6:45PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 5:45PM |
Cliff Droppers is a must-visit restaurant known for its delectable burgers and cozy ambiance. The hand-made burgers, like the Jalapeño Burger and the Rainier, continue to receive high praise for their generous portions, fair prices, and exceptional taste. The restaurant's unassuming appearance does not reflect the amazing food inside, making it a beloved stop for locals and travelers alike. It offers a friendly atmosphere with clean surroundings, making it a cute little mountain restaurant. Customers have enjoyed quick service, with food ready in under ten minutes, even during busy weekends like Labor Day. The burgers are described as big and juicy, with the patties being real and cheesy, accompanied by lots of fries that are soft on the inside and a little crunchy on the outside. The Jalapeño Burger features grilled jalapeños, though some find them sliced very thick. The Cosmic Crisp cider, available in a can, is also highly recommended. Overall, Cliff Droppers is considered underrated and a great choice after a day on the mountain, making it a fun place to stop on the way in or out of Mt. Rainier.