Alpine Inn Restaurant in Mount Rainier National Park

Food nummy! Staff delightful! Atmosphere fun!

For a ski lodge bar, this place is great There's a big wood-burning fireplace, cozy wood-cladded atmosphere, decent beer selection, and good food.

Male server was rude and not welcoming/friendly at all. Food was okay.

Terrible service, female waitress kept giving us attitude, actually I would stay away from the entire resort around here if you are looking for quality service.

We stopped here after the Crystal Mountain Gondola stopped running. Glad we did. We had our 2 dogs and the waitress was so friendly and accommodating. We had the Bruschetta and a few drinks. No complaints whatsoever. Nice people and great service. A great closure for our day trip.

The food here was pretty terrible, almost everyone in my party was disappointed. Unless you enjoy overpriced low tier cuisine, I suggest you skip this one

Food was very subpar all around. We ordered a bowl of the "homemade" chili. Come out of the galley kitchen cold, so we sent it back. They then brought the chili back Luke-warm so we had to send it back again. Overall a bizarre experience that still was quite expensive.

Great service, atmosphere and buffet!

Really neat little spot with reasonably priced good food. The lamb shank and prime rib are each excellent after a day skiing, and the custom mixed drinks are tasty and pack a solid punch. Walk to your room.

Food was good. The vegetable red curry and the chicken alpine burger was good.I have reduced one star as their pasta was kind off bad

Quality meals at a reasonable price.

Look, it’s not going to win any James Beard awards but given that it’s literally the only game in town it actually had some redeeming qualities. It is a bit on the expensive side (though, as I said, only game in town) and the decor is very dated but the food was in most cases reasonable, and in the case of the Wiener schnitzel, actually very good. Breakfast featured hash browns, eggs and sausage with make-your-own waffles and breads. Most likely they all came from some freezer bag shipped in on a GFS truck, but hey, for being the only restaurant at a ski resort it could have been a lot worse.

Amazing views - delicious salmon - you must have the brownie sundae!

Great Service, Horrible Chef response to contamination issue.Husband found a 3 inch straight cut piece of something in his saurbraten. Chef advised server to tell us it was silverskin / connective tissue. Hmm...if so, why wasnt it still connected to the meat? Why was it a uniform strip that seemed more like a piece of a seri strip bandage? No one who works in consumer relations would have NEVER said what that chef asked the server to relay. Serious problem in the kitchen. Chef was grasping at straws and is not a butcher or food service professional. No adjustment on the bill..nothing but a lame excuse. Only giving a star because the servers cant be blamed, and were very nice.

I didn't stay, but I had lunch at the restaurant, the food was just amazing..