The Methow Valley is home to a variety of food and beverage establishments, including incredible bakeries, local brewed beer and cider, farm-to-table eateries and even a winery. We have listed some of our favorite local eateries here for you to sample during your stay. Opening hours may change with the seasons, we advise you to check the current days of operation and hours with each establishment.
Enjoy a sit down, hot breakfast with pancakes, waffles and more every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8-11 am
For our winter groups we can provide catered meal packages in collaboration with Methow Fresh and Mountain Meals. Packages range from $75-$115 per guest per day. A minimum of 12 guests is required for these group meal plans. Please get in touch for details.
For groups, weddings and events you may work with the caterer of your choice. Please contact us for a list of local caterers.
Small groups may self-cater in the Clubhouse kitchen and cafe space. The space is suitable for self catered groups of up to 16. Due to limited prep space, take-and-bake style meals work best, for example Shepherd's Pie or Lasagne from Methow Fresh with the Mazama Store’s fresh baked fruit pies for dessert. Prior arrangement is required.
The Old School House Brewery's Mazama Public House is now open 7 days a week for your pre or post adventuring gathering needs. They have a beautiful hangout spot waiting for you, with an indoor fireplace, an outdoor fire pit, outdoor heaters, and breathtaking views of Goat Peak. Located right at the Mazama Trailhead. Enjoy a wide selection of Old Schoolhouse Brewery’s tasty brews, local cider and wine. The menu includes sushi, rice bowls, chilli, soup, panini, pizza and more.
Mazama Store: delicious house baked breakfast treats, coffee, and house made to-go sandwiches 50 Lost River Rd, Mazama, WA 98833 (509) 996-2855
Sandy Butte Bistro: delicious food in a cabin ambiance complete with river rock fireplace, with adjacent cozy bar as well at the Freestone Inn. Currently closed due to staffing, please check with Freestone Inn for any updates.31 Early Winters Dr, Mazama,(509) 996-3212
Jack’s Hut: pizzas and cold beer at the Freestone Inn. Typically open Thursday - Monday 2-8pm. Closed during shoulder seasons. Please check with Freestone Inn for updates.31 Early Winters Dr, Mazama, (509) 996-3212
Woodstone Pizzeria: delicious pizza and a wide variety of unique European beers. Typically open Thursday to Monday 12-9pm. State Route 20, Winthrop(509) 996-9804
Just 20 minutes down the road, Winthrop has a choice of dining and imbibing options. Spoil yourself with a fine dinner at the Arrowleaf Bistro or enjoy tapas-style taste sensations at Meza. Enjoy a locally brewed pint and pub food at Old School House Brewery, or sample award winning ciders with tasty comfort food at the Methow Valley Cider House. Both Three Fingered Jack's and the Cider House offer a sit down breakfast, while Rocking Horse Bakery has great espresso drinks, scrambles and freshly baked pastries.
Check out our food and beverage shortlist here or visit WinthropWashington.com for more info. If you'd like to enjoy a couple of drinks with dinner you can book a ride back to The Inn or your vacation rental with Methow Motion's valley wide shuttle service.
Arrowleaf Bistro: consciously curated plates featuring local & seasonal ingredients. 207 White Ave, Winthrop, (509) 996-3919
Meza: Tapas and tasty bites on Winthrop's downtown boardwalk. 231 Riverside Ave, Winthrop (509) 996-3862
Three Fingered Jacks: The oldest legal saloon in Washington State, with an all-day menu. Open 7 am to 11pm. 176 Riverside AveWinthrop509-996-2411
Old Schoolhouse Brewery: local family friendly brewery with a fantastic riverside patio. 155 Riverside Ave, Winthrop, (509) 996-3183
East 20: great pizzas to eat in or take out. 720 WA-20, Winthrop, (509) 996-3996
Methow Valley Cider House: local made ciders and a nice outdoor seating area. 28 WA-20, Winthrop, (509) 312-1790
Rocking Horse Bakery: delicious home baked treats and espresso. 265 Riverside Avenue Winthrop, (509) 996-4241
