Restaurants and cafés near Suncadia Resort
Suncadia Resort has multiple on-site dining choices ranging from full-service Pacific Northwest restaurants (The Source Plates & Pours, The Stovehouse, Nellie's Restaurant + Bar) to casual grab-and-go cafés, a poolside bar, and golf-course snack service. For quick bites use The Source Mercantile, Suncadia Street Eats, or Mulligan’s; reservations are recommended for sit-down dinner spots, especially on weekends.
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Full-service Pacific Northwest restaurants
The Source Plates & Pours is the Lodge’s main restaurant and serves Pacific Northwest–influenced, locally sourced dishes using produce from the resort’s gardens. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner; hours vary so check with concierge before you go.
The Stovehouse is a dinner-only restaurant focusing on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with a frequently changing menu; current listings show it open Wednesday–Sunday for dinner. Nellie’s Restaurant + Bar is a seasonal, member-oriented venue that serves Pacific Northwest favorites and offers alfresco seating during its open season (Memorial Day through Labor Day).
- The Source Plates & Pours — breakfast, lunch, dinner (hours vary)
- The Stovehouse — dinner only; typically Wed–Sun
- Nellie’s Restaurant + Bar — seasonal, members’ venue open Memorial Day–Labor Day
| Restaurant | Typical Service |
|---|---|
| The Source Plates & Pours | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (hours vary) |
| The Stovehouse | Dinner only (usually Wed–Sun) |
| Nellie’s Restaurant + Bar | Seasonal (Memorial Day–Labor Day) |
Casual cafés, coffee and grab-and-go
For fast starts and light meals, The Source Mercantile (also referenced as the Coal House Market) provides espresso, pastries, sandwiches and small salads in a market-style cafe setting. It’s a convenient spot for grab-and-go breakfasts or a midday pause.
Suncadia Street Eats operates as a seasonal food-truck setup around the resort during warmer months and moves to different resort locations; it serves approachable American favorites and quick bites.
- The Source Mercantile — espresso, pastries, sandwiches, snacks
- Suncadia Street Eats (food truck) — seasonal, moves around resort
| Place | Good for |
|---|---|
| The Source Mercantile | Grab-and-go breakfast, coffee, light lunches |
| Suncadia Street Eats | Casual quick meals between activities (seasonal) |
Poolside, golf and quick-service options
The River Bar is a seasonal poolside bar at the Swim & Fitness Center serving cocktails like frozen huckleberry lemonade, beer and wine for guests using the pool facilities. Hours vary with the season; check the Swim & Fitness Center or concierge for current availability.
Mulligan’s is the golf-course snack bar located by the ninth hole on Prospector Golf Course; it offers sandwiches and quick mid-round snacks during the golf season.
- The River Bar — poolside drinks (seasonal)
- Mulligan’s — golf snack bar (open during golf season, typically 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.)
| Venue | Where it’s located |
|---|---|
| The River Bar | Swim & Fitness Center (poolside) |
| Mulligan’s | Prospector Golf Course (near 9th hole) |
Where to eat depending on your room or plans
If you prefer in-room or condo-style meals, several condo and suite room types include kitchen or kitchenette features that make self-catering possible — for example, Studio Suite, Resort View (Lodge), Studio Suite, Fireplace, Resort View (Lodge), Suite, 1 Bedroom, Resort View (Lodge), and many of the Condo listings (Trailhead 1/2) have kitchen or kitchenette layouts. Check your specific unit description to confirm kitchen facilities.
For a formal evening out, plan ahead and reserve a table at The Stovehouse or The Source on busy weekends. For families with active days (golf, pools, trails), The Source Mercantile, Suncadia Street Eats and Mulligan’s provide faster, family-friendly options.
- Rooms with kitchen/kitchenette options to check before booking: Studio Suite, Resort View (Lodge); Suite, 1 Bedroom, Resort View (Lodge); Condo, 1 Bedroom (Trailhead 1); Condo, 2 Bedrooms (Trailhead 2).
- Make dinner reservations for The Stovehouse or The Source on weekends.
- Use The Source Mercantile or Suncadia Street Eats for quick family meals between activities.
| Guest plan | Suggested on-site dining |
|---|---|
| Quick breakfast/coffee | The Source Mercantile |
| Family casual meal | Suncadia Street Eats or Mulligan’s |
| Sit-down seasonal dinner | The Stovehouse or The Source Plates & Pours |
Practical tips: reservations, hours and access
Hours for on-site restaurants and seasonal venues vary; the resort concierge or front desk can confirm hours and take reservations. Reservations are recommended for sit-down dinner services, especially on holiday weekends.
Some venues are seasonal or member-only (for example, Nellie’s is seasonal and members’ dining is noted); poolside outlets and food trucks operate on seasonal schedules. If access to the Swim & Fitness Center or certain pool complexes matters to you, confirm wristband and entry policies with the resort when you check in.
- Call the concierge or front desk for up-to-date hours and reservations.
- Expect seasonal closures and variable hours at poolside bars, food trucks and Nellie’s.
- If you’ve booked a room type with on-site amenities (for example Suite, 1 Bedroom, Resort View (Lodge) or Condo units), verify kitchen/meal setup in your unit description.
| Need | Who to contact at Suncadia |
|---|---|
| Restaurant hours/reservations | Concierge / front desk |
| Poolside bar / Swim & Fitness access | Swim & Fitness Center desk |
| Spa or day-pass details | Glade Spring Spa & Wellness (call listed spa number) |
Nearby off-site choices and local highlights
If you want to leave the resort, downtown Cle Elum and nearby Roslyn have longtime local spots including Cle Elum Bakery and Dru Bru brewery; Swiftwater Cellars (a working winery with a tasting bar and the Hoist House restaurant) is a short drive from the Lodge and also offers dining and wine tasting.
A rental car is recommended if you plan to explore outside the resort since restaurants, shops and outdoor attractions in the Cle Elum/Roslyn corridor are spread across several miles.
- Swiftwater Cellars / Hoist House — winery with tasting bar and restaurant a short drive from the Lodge
- Cle Elum downtown — local bakeries, cafés and restaurants
- Dru Bru Brewery — local craft brewery in Cle Elum
| Nearby spot | Type |
|---|---|
| Swiftwater Cellars / Hoist House | Winery & restaurant (short drive) |
| Cle Elum Bakery | Local bakery (Cle Elum) |
| Dru Bru | Craft brewery (Cle Elum) |
