Places to Eat in Lewis County
  Lewis County Travel Tip

Information courtesy Lewis County

An historic eatery, McMenimans' Olympic Club, is the second oldest saloon in Washington State. The Olympic Club and Micro Brewery is located in a landmark building at 112 North Tower Avenue, Centralia. Originally built in 1891, the saloon was rebuilt after a fire in 1908. Original details include a sign at the entrance which reads "Women's patronage not solicited."

Notable restaurants in Centralia and Chehalis include Historic Mary McCrank's Dinner House, Plaza Jalisco, Rib Eye, Sweet Inspirations, Back Nine Bistro, Red Dawg Brewpub, Kit Carson, and a tourist favorite, Country Cousin. In Morton, The Roadhouse is a well-known eatery. Elsewhere in the county are Peter's Inn in Packwood, Mt. Adams Cafe in Randle and Brook's Nook in Vader.

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