Webbs Restaurant & Bar

I really want to give this place four stars but just can’t bring myself to do it. The staff was super friendly, kept our water glasses filled, and were quick to bring our food out. However, despite the large portions, the food was overpriced and didn’t leave me super impressed. Considering this is a ski town Webb’s is a great option for food, especially if you’re not from the PNW and don’t have Seattle/​Portland food for comparison. I’m pretty confident I could bring visitors from the Midwest here and they’d love it. But as Portlanders it was just ok.

This is our new favorite place to stop on the drive over the pass. I just love their salads, baked potato and prime rib. A little slow in service but food is worth the wait!

Open almost year round. I’m excited to find a place with great food just off I-​90. I’m constantly traveling over the pass and refuse to eat fast food. Can’t wait to come back. The Rueben was amazing, hot waffle fries, great local beer. Great service, and outdoor deck with incredible views.

Ahhhh Webbs…
In case you didn’t know, there’s a lot of changes happening on Snoqualmie Pass lately. There’s a new Brewery, a new higher end restaurant, a new pizza place, a new housing development and the gas station now has quite a selection of booze.
I think that things on the Pass could start to change even more rapidly over the next few years and as that happens, it’s going to be even more important for some things to stay the same. Enter Webbs.
By day (and early evening) you’ll find a family friendly environment where hikers and road tired motorists can grab a good meal and take in some amazing views.
Later in the evening is when I think this place truly reflects a bit of skiing’s past. It’s a locals hideaway where you are equally likely to find grizzled out of work lifties, DOT workers, loggers, mountain staff and and the occasional stranded motorists all talking loud and drinking whiskey. It has a tendency to get a bit grittier and definitely more colorful the more the night stretches on… the way things I suspect were like in Sun Valley, Aspen and Jackson before they were made more «family friendly.».
Many people may also not know this but Webbs is the world famous Helen’s (of Alpental’s backcountry Bar) Summertime Home and she is exactly the kind of character that the Pass needs to hang onto as things change. She’s tough as nails but has a heart of gold, pours a good drink and is truly loved by the hard working men and women of Snoqualmie Pass.
And the food is good too! Stop in for cheap «Taco Tuesday on Thursdays» (during the summer months) or Prime Rib Friday’s… You won’t be disappointed

We stopped in here late at night and the food quality was stellar. The grilled salmon entrée was fabulously sauced and came with juicy grilled veggies and garlic mashed potatoes. It was divine and highly recommended. There’s a quiet downstairs restaurant area and a more lively bar scene upstairs.

My favorite is the waffle fries, very good. The service is great! The bar scene is good entertainment. The prices are competitive at Snoqualmie Pass. Next time in town. Check them out.

The perfect place to have an after hike meal. Lovely views while you eat. Loved the shroom cheeseburger and the club sandwich. The quantity is huge and very reasonably priced. We loved the waitress, who was very helpful and also walked out with us to take a picture against the picturesque mountains. Best place to eat at the summit.

Had some delicious after-​hike burgers at this great, low key, dog-​friendly bar & grill. The waffle fries are not to be missed. Pleasant company and gorgeous views!

We were stuck in the area and decided to grab a drink and a bite to eat while we waited. Since Summit West was shut down for the season, the area was deserted. Upon entering the restaurant I noticed there weren’t any staff downstairs, so when my husband walked in he went back into the kitchen to ask if they were open and serving food and they said they were. We walked upstairs to the bar area and ate there.
We ordered clam chowder and a BBQ quesadilla, along with wine and a cider. Our food came out fairly quickly as there weren’t many people in the bar. The also had a taco bar set up ($ 7 all you can eat I believe). My chowder was good — I mean it was Ivar’s, so can’t really go wrong there. The BBQ quesadilla was HUGE. We didn’t finish it all and took the leftovers home. It was okay in flavor, nothing to write home about, just huge. Decent prices, given the portions.
Service was okay. Our server was polite and helpful. Restaurant is a little divey, but wasn’t expecting a five-​star experience at the Snoqualmie Ski Resort. Typical bar. Nice views. Wouldn’t go out of my way to eat here in the future, but seemed to be the only show in town this late in the season. (Besides that pancake house which is pretty bad).

As a motorcoach driver in the Seattle area I have the opportunity to try out a lot of restaurants and eateries. Sitting up at Snoqualmie Pass for 6 hours on a bitterly cold night naturally drove us to find a welcoming place to eat and warm up. Webb’s was the place we found.
The food was great — the service was perfect. The atmosphere was average but what you’d expect for a snowy mountain pass filled with millions of skiers. The reason I am only able to give them 2 stars though is because they charged $ 7.00 for a piece of pie (something called Kat’s Special??) that should never have cost more than $ 3. It was served cold, no ice cream, the crust was tough (inedible) and the filling overly sweet. I asked the waiter about the excessive charge (the pie was not listed on any menu, just suggested by the wait staff) asking if perhaps I had been charged incorrectly. After a chat with an invisible manager «upstairs» he gave me a 20% discount which still left the bill twice as high as it would have been anywhere else on the planet.
I normally eat at the Summit Pancake House when I’m at the pass and intend to go back there from now on.
Sorry Webb’s — $ 7.00 for a crappy piece of pie? We coulda had a good thing going.

This review is for the bar. Although I hear the food is amazing. We happened in here by asking what bar to check out while I-​90 was closed for rock blasting. A local pointed us to Webbs.
The bar was cozy and well stocked. Sam the manager/​bartender promptly whipped us up some awesome drinks while chatting with us. Great guy. This will be our new bar to visit when we hit The Summit in the winter.

This restaurant and our server were exactly what we needed after a long hike to Snow Lake. It was during the off-​season, so we were a little unsure about finding food in the area, and the almost deserted dining room didn’t help. It apparently is busier during mealtimes (we were there around 4 in the afternoon) and especially so during ski season.
However, we decided to give it a try, and we were NOT disappointed. The corned beef sandwich was great, waffle fries hot and crispy and she kept our drinks full with pitchers of Dr. Pepper. My friends got the TBG (turkey bacon guacamole) sandwich, black and blue burger and the French dip. Nothing was left on our plates afterward.
Even though the food was incredible, the real icing on the cake was our waitress who would have adopted us on the spot if she could. She brought us out an assortment of dipping sauces for our fries (her suggestion), told us about some other ideas for hikes in the area and made us all promise to come back soon.
In summary, GO HERE! You won’t be disappointed.

The food here is excellent! The veggies and salads are always fresh and delicious! The menu has great choices, its always a tough decision when it comes time to order! I highly recommend Webbs any time you get a chance!

Decent burgers, good sized portions and reasonable prices. We enjoyed a nice sunny evening and had dinner out on their deck looking up at the mountains.