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Tatoosh Cafe – Visit Rainier
Enjoy a treat sitting on the patio at Paradise Inn. A ddress: Paradise, Mt. Rainier National Park, WA. Phone: (360) 569-2275 | Web. Display case at Tatoosh Cafe …
Tatoosh Cafe, [101 – 134] Paradise Dr E, Ashford, WA 98304, US
Photos … Tatoosh Cafe is a cozy eatery nestled in the heart of Ashford, WA, offering a variety of freshly prepared dishes and beverages. With a warm and …
Paradise Inn Dining – Mount Rainier Guest Services
Tatoosh Cafe. Daily, 6 am – 10 pm. Located inside Paradise Inn, Tatoosh Café … 39000 State Route 706 E. Ashford, WA 98304. For Reservations: 1-855-755 …
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R K
This is a very expensive “grab to go” cafe! We had two grab and go sandwiches and one coffee – totaled to $40. They have one microwave where you can heat the sandwich. Subway sandwiches are better in price and taste compared to what they were selling. They only have two tables to sit inside but you can grab a seat at the lobby area in the Inn. There are a few tables setup outside too.
… moreSridutt Miraskar
This café is usually very good whenever we’ve visited throughout the year. Definitely worth stopping by for their coffee, ice creams, and a nice variety of grab-and-go dishes. There was one unusual day when the entire Paradise Visitor Center and nearby restaurants were out of water (toilets closed, and even this café couldn’t serve coffee). But aside from that rare instance, every other visit has been great. A solid spot to recharge when you’re in the area!
… moreWilliam Watson
We got two grab and go wraps and drinks, along with a fritter. The wraps and drinks were fine – nothing you couldn’t find at a cafeteria – and the fritter was decent. The problem is that it cost more than $50! I guess that’s what you get from a monopoly in a remote-ish location.
… moreV S
The only place in Rainier NP where we found some vegetarian food. Not a lot of options except a couple of pastries, packed cut fruits & snacks, which are all pricey. We had almond croissant and chips. There is a microwave and toaster where you can warm up the pastries you buy.
… moreRMK
Super expensive for a quick-bite place. Cold chickpea sandwich was good though. Girl at the counter was very less helpful. Can’t even help us with our order.
… moreMat Pollard
If you skipped breakfast like we did in order to arrive early enough to find parking, head over to the Tatoosh Café and grab some basic breakfast items. They’ve got grab-and-go food you microwave yourself, but I went with a plain toasted bagel and cream cheese — and honestly, it was the best bagel I’ve ever had. Hunger and altitude, maybe.
Look, what do you expect? It’s ok. They sell food, people. You’re here for the mountain, not fine dining, and the café does its job.
… moreLook, what do you expect? It’s ok. They sell food, people. You’re here for the mountain, not fine dining, and the café does its job.
Remy Hii
The beverages at Tatoosh don’t have to be this bad, but they are. Can someone please let them know what a chai is, and maybe get them some better coffee?
Service was fine.
… moreService was fine.
Denycia Haley
Food and coffee are ok. Overpriced but fine. It’s the view that’s unbeatable!
… morelibby
Absolutely terrible attitude, sold out of many popular items. Food is cold, no option for hot food and nowhere to heat it up. Avoid this place and bring your own food.
… moreChristian Davis
Rainier Park has very limited places to eat, and we believed this would be the best place for lunch. The food was okay, which is about what we expected. Not a bad place to get a quick meal, just don’t have high expectations.
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