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Forest Learning Center - Milepost 33: Snack & Sodas in
addition to a variety of Gourmet packaged foods and gifts
including huckleberry items, coffees, chocolates, jams, gourmet
bbq sauces, breads, fudge and more.
Johnston Ridge Observatory: Hotdog Cart open mid-June through
Labor Day.
Drews Grocery - Toutle - Hot Deli & much more.
CASTLE ROCK EXIT 49 & I-5
Fast Food -
Subway, Burger King, C&L Burger Bar, Papa Pete's Pizza
El Compadre Mexican Restaurant - Great Menu & Food
Great Mexican food & menu right at exit 49 and I-5.
1289 Mt Saint Helens Way NE, Castle Rock, WA 98611
(360) 274-2265
Rose Tree Restaurant - (360) 274-6122
New Owners Fall 2009 !
1300 Mt Saint Helens Way NE, Castle Rock, WA 98611
Peper’s 49er Restaurant - Truckers Favorite
360/274-7957. Homemade Meals, Soups & Desserts
916 Walsh Ave NE, At I-5 Exit 49, Castle Rock
Hattie’s Restaurant - 360/274-7019
Uptown atmosphere, downhome cooking - Reservations recommended Friday
& Saturday evenings. 51 Cowlitz Street West, Downtown Castle Rock
Longview / Kelso Eateries
Located 10 miles south of exit 49 the Longview/Kelso area has a number of
fine eateries including my favorites:
Red Lobster - Kelso Mall
Applebees - Longview Triangle Mall
Parker's Steak House - Longview Near Fred Meyers
The Masthead Restaurant - Across from Longview Triangle Mall
JT's Steakhouse- Longview Commerce Ave.
Red Lion Motel Restaurant - Kelso Exit off I-5
Centralia - 35 minutes north of exit 49
Famous McMenamins Olympic Club Pub
Cougar - South Side
Lone Fir Resort & Cafe - (360) 238-5210
16806 Lewis River Road, Cougar, Wa. 98616
Cougar Bar & Grill - 360/238-5252
Family style dining in Cougar - 16849 Lewis River Road
Vancouver, WA - 45 minutes south of exit 49
Joe's Crab Shack
McMenamins
The Quay
Who Song & Larrys
Mount Rainier Restaurant & Dining
http://www.RainierVisitorGuide.com
Forest Learning Center - Milepost 33: Snack & Sodas in
addition to a variety of Gourmet packaged foods and gifts
including huckleberry items, coffees, chocolates, jams, gourmet
bbq sauces, breads, fudge and more.
Johnston Ridge Observatory: Hotdog Cart open mid-June through
Labor Day.
Drews Grocery - Toutle - Hot Deli & much more.
CASTLE ROCK EXIT 49 & I-5
Fast Food -
Subway, Burger King, C&L Burger Bar, Papa Pete's Pizza
El Compadre Mexican Restaurant - Great Menu & Food
Great Mexican food & menu right at exit 49 and I-5.
1289 Mt Saint Helens Way NE, Castle Rock, WA 98611
(360) 274-2265
Rose Tree Restaurant - (360) 274-6122
New Owners Fall 2009 !
1300 Mt Saint Helens Way NE, Castle Rock, WA 98611
Peper’s 49er Restaurant - Truckers Favorite
360/274-7957. Homemade Meals, Soups & Desserts
916 Walsh Ave NE, At I-5 Exit 49, Castle Rock
Hattie’s Restaurant - 360/274-7019
Uptown atmosphere, downhome cooking - Reservations recommended Friday
& Saturday evenings. 51 Cowlitz Street West, Downtown Castle Rock
Longview / Kelso Eateries
Located 10 miles south of exit 49 the Longview/Kelso area has a number of
fine eateries including my favorites:
Red Lobster - Kelso Mall
Applebees - Longview Triangle Mall
Parker's Steak House - Longview Near Fred Meyers
The Masthead Restaurant - Across from Longview Triangle Mall
JT's Steakhouse- Longview Commerce Ave.
Red Lion Motel Restaurant - Kelso Exit off I-5
Centralia - 35 minutes north of exit 49
Famous McMenamins Olympic Club Pub
Cougar - South Side
Lone Fir Resort & Cafe - (360) 238-5210
16806 Lewis River Road, Cougar, Wa. 98616
Cougar Bar & Grill - 360/238-5252
Family style dining in Cougar - 16849 Lewis River Road
Vancouver, WA - 45 minutes south of exit 49
Joe's Crab Shack
McMenamins
The Quay
Who Song & Larrys
Mount Rainier Restaurant & Dining
http://www.RainierVisitorGuide.com
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| TWO GREAT MT. ST. HELENS CAFE'S TO CHOOSE FROM: Eco Park Backwoods Cafe - HOMEMADE PIE ! Great Burgers, Logger Stew or Rib Eye. The spacious and lodge decor is very clean and the service is excellent. Located at Eco Park Resort - at Milepost 24. OPEN DAILY May-Sep. Stop in and chat with the owners - part of the family that operated the Spirit Lake Lodge before the big blast. They can accommodate large groups and also offer affordable group box lunches that can be delivered at the Forest Learning Center or picked up onsite. 19 Mile House: Great food and HOME-MADE COBBLER ! Scenic view over the Toutle River, beer / wine. Milepost 19 ( OPEN DAILY 11-7 May-Sep.) |
| Gush over a slice of cobbler ! From Fox News Review, May 18, 2010 Given the isolation of Mount St. Helens, it's understandable that the surrounding region lacks for notable food finds. You will find at least one quiet, good, and highly atmospheric restaurant along Spirit Lake Highway. As its name indicates, 19 Mile House (9440 Spirit Lake Hwy., Kid Valley; 360-274-8779) lies at the 19 mile point of the road. The rustic, riverside restaurant is just about a 15-minute drive beyond the Mount St. Helens Visitor Center at Seaquest State Park, perfect if you're en route to or from Johnston Ridge. The kitchen turns out tasty chow, the specialty being a daunting tower of meat called the St. Helens Burger, which comprises a quarter-pound beef patty, a fried egg, a slab of ham, both Cheddar and Pepper Jack cheese, a pile of fresh local greens, onions, and tomato, and a special house sauce. Slightly spicy house-made chips make a perfect accompaniment. Dessert is the true highlight here - 19 Mile House specializes in fresh cobblers, with blackberry or strawberry-rhubarb among the delectable options. You can eat inside the rustic dining room hung with volcano souvenirs, but in warm weather it's preferable to grab a seat on the veranda and admire the rushing rapids of the North Fork Toutle River while trying to imagine the torrential volcanic debris that gushed through here following Mount St. Helens' eruption. |
