Fall City Roadhouse And Inn

So I get that google listings are separate from the business themselves, but it’s the responsibility of the business to make sure what shows up in google is accurate. Someone at the Roadhouse went to great lengths to set up a huge detailed listing on google with all the menu items and pricing. I decided to order a cheeseburger (Roadhouse burger) that was listed as $12.95 for takeout and called in. When I arrived, the price was $17. I asked why the price was different and the lady at the front desk was very dismissive and told me not to use google but to use the website instead. HUH? Complete management fail. Most restaurants list only the website address, phone, etc, but the Roadhouse google listing is VERY detailed and clearly a restaurant employee or owner set it up. It’s a very easy fix (to remove all the inaccuracies and just list the website), but I left feeling ripped off and the cashier made no apologies or offer to match the price, and said it was the first time she heard of the situation. (Another FAIL if the restaurant isn’t even occasionally bothering to ensure that advertising is correct.) Ultimately, this means that hotel, restaurant, and catering prices listed here on google are possibly inaccurate. Be warned.

We really enjoyed our meal tonight. The chefs ability to fry the various foods was on point. Everything had a perfect crispness to it. They must use fresh oil because there were no tastes that should not be there. The pasta was tender without being mushy. The staff was so polite and helpful. One of the ladies seemed to be wearing several different hats because she was a hostess, our waitress, and the manager. She even told us about the spectacular waterfall just up the street. The Roadhouse is clearly a special place by the fact that it was packed on a Wednesday night.

Fall City mainstay with a solid comfort-food menu from brunch to dinner, though I believe COVID season has them limited to dinner-only for now. Burgers, wings, sandwiches are all top-notch. Full bar with a complete beer selection. Service is always friendly. MUT-STOP location for fans of Twin Peaks! (The TV show, not the restaurant.) -Olympic Otter

I drove by this place many times and kept meaning to check it out. Finally one of my friends that lives in Fall City suggested it for brunch for meeting up with other girlfriends. I was pleasantly surprised! Great atmosphere, the staff were friendly and the food was delicious. Some of their tables decorated with memorabilia. I’d come back here again.

Visiting The Roadhouse was an essential stop on the tour of Twin Peaks sites in the greater Snoqualmie, WA area. Although actually eating inside it may not have been so essential. For fans of the show, you should know that only the exterior was used…if you want that familiar shot you should head the North or left side of the restaurant (when facing it from Preston-Fall City Rd. SE) - The Roadhouse interiors were shot at another location in Seattle. The food was decent enough for a basic American Family Restaurant though the vegetarian options were limited. I gad the Western Burger made with a veggie patty and no bacon. It’s a standard veggie burger and the french fries were really good. There was also a Mac and Cheese on the menu also had a couple versions of vegetarian friendly mac and cheese…but otherwise limited vegetarian options, a pasta dish, 2 salads and a couple items from their starters en were vegetarian…so vegetarians wont starve. The food presentation is all around impressive. They also serve breakfast til 2pm so if we were in town for more than one night we probably would have had one of our breakfasts here. The staff was also very friendly staff and if you get tired you could always book a room at the inn upstairs.