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Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Chelan. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Chelan (/ʃəˈlæn/ shə-LAN) is a city in Chelan County, Washington, United States. The population was 3,890 at the 2010 census. The population was 4,060 at 2015 Estimate from Office of Financial Management. It lies on the southeast tip of Lake Chelan, where the lake flows into the Chelan River.
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10. Tin Lilly
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By TracieJ23
We've been coming here for YEARS... And I'm so upset this place has taken a NOSE DIVE. Crappy, expensive WEAK WEAK drinks-(we always order the SAME drinks and they tasted nothing like then), bar food menu in the evening . It's 100 degrees outside and they opened all the doors 1/2 Hour before closing... Are you that cheap or are you trying to run usually out? Isn't summer your money maker? This is 2stars because our waitress was Awesome - otherwise it would have been a ONE. The bartender had a DRUNK, OBNOXIOUS friend who he catered to. As soon as drunk sat down they handed him a plate of food... Or maybe he is the new owner. We.wont.Be.Back. and I will make sure to spread the word with my Chelan crowd. Unacceptable.
9. Westside Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
They said it couldn't be done. But Jason West, founder of Westside Pizza, sold everything he owned in 1996 and opened his first location in Colville, WA. Soon, word of his delicious pizzas made from only the freshest ingredients and freshly-made dough spr
Reviewed By CrabisGOOD
We came here because the other pizza place we wanted to try near by was really full. This place wasn't, but the other spot recommended it so we went. The pasta was good, but the pizza sauce lacked flavor. It was a really bland pizza. The guy working the counter was nice and friendly, but overall it took a really long time to get the food. The wings were too saucy and the sauce was too sweet. I probably wouldn't come here again.
8. Campbell's Pub and Veranda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By NM1322
They do a few vegan options listed on their menu which is nice. I tried the impossible burger. It was average, patty was a bit overcooked and dry. Basic toppings included lettuce, tomato and onion. The fries were lightly seasoned and crispy without being burned. Itâs a okay burger but at $18 itâs overpriced for what you get. Iâd opt for a Quick Wok instead of this pub any day.
7. Campbell's Pub & Veranda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Campbellâs Pub & Veranda is Chelanâs flagship restaurant. Located in the lobby of the original Campbellâs Hotel building, in the heart of Washingtonâs most exciting wine country, Campbellâs Pub & Veranda offers upscale pub cuisine with a seasonal northwes
Reviewed By bigwhite
Went there two nights in a row for happy hour.....4 to 6 pm....drink prices great....and appies are reasonable.....nice place to sit and chat and look up and down main street and watch the activity....never stayed for dinner but it started to get really busy around 6ish with people arriving for dinner.....
6. Riverwalk Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
This Place Is A Little Hotel But They Also Have A Really Good Cafe.
Reviewed By portegg
Casual local breakfast. Comfortable seating allows for a view to the park across the street. Hemplers BACON! And local bread. Food was tasty and quick. Great stop if you want to fill your stomach before or after skiing - or just passing through. This cafe is attached to Riverwalk Inn which is a comfortable and casual place to stay.
5. Karma Vineyards - 18 BRIX Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Wonderful Winery with an outstanding restaurant
Reviewed By UnrepentantFoodie
Enjoyed very much sampling some of Karma's wines with which we were previously unfamiliar and dining on their restful, zenlike patio alongside the koi pond. Located on the southeastern shore of Lake Chelan, Karma has some really interesting stuff going on in their restaurant. After eating round town for a week, I can attest that the offerings are different from most of the restaurants nearby--more creative, in general. The biggest hit: the clams. Steamed manilla clams in a spicy Thai broth so good I slurped it all up with a spoon when the clams were gone. Best steamed clam dish I've had in YEARS. Biggest miss: the pot sticker/dumpling appetizer. This consisted of just four dumplings, all of which were shrivelled up from deep frying (already a miss) not pan-fried as would be appropriate (but more trouble), and then plated with three large flat dishes of 'dipping sauces'. Note to the kitchen: when the dipping sauces take up more room on the plate than your dumplings, you deliver disappointment before the first bite even happens. Service was great, and prices are fair for what they serve. I'd go back in a heartbeat for those clams.
4. Apple Cup Cafe & Fireside Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 400 reviews
Homestyle at it's finest! Locally owned and operated for over 50 years. The locals will tell you the Apple Cup is where to go for breakfast, lunch or dinner. With your friends or with your family, enjoy a casual atmosphere, great food, full lounge and the
Reviewed By dawnfromseattle
We enjoyed the down-home atmosphere. Service was very good, with other staff jumping in to help out.The menu was long, with one whole side of the double-sided menu dedicated to breakfast.We had two burger plates and two breakfast plates and everything was good.Prices were very reasonable, especially given it's a resort town.We would go back.
3. Lake Chelan Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By CrabisGOOD
We came here for dinner due to reviews online. It was such a magnificent place to eat and enjoy during the summer. The views of the vineyard and sunset were awesome. We really loved it. The kids got to roll around on the grass and eat outside, which they loved doing. The food itself was a bit pricey and some of the meat was sadly overcooked, but the all you can eat corn bread was a great touch.My sister ordered a couple bottles of wine, so I'm not sure if they were good or not, but the staff there stayed open an hour later for her to try and buy of course. We really loved it. :)
What to do and see in Chelan, United States: The Best Places and Tips
2. Bear Foods Natural Foods Market & Cafe Creperie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Bruce C
There are several great places to eat in Chelan but if you havenât eaten at the Bear Foods "Café Creperie" then you havenât eaten at the best. By "best" I mostly mean the food itself; wholesome and max yummy. The dining is casual; no vistas overlooking mountains or oceansides; no hoity-toity waiters or sommeliers with white towels and black ties; in fact, no booze, fancy or otherwise, at all; and no prices tall enough to brag about to your impressionable friends. Just really, really good food to eat at reasonable prices.As a bonus, the Bear Foods Market that adjoins it is a natural paradise of hard-to-find items and, as much as I really like Trader Joe's, this is better.
Chelan Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Chelan
1. Vin du Lac Winery & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Quaint bistro and tasting room nestled in an orchard and vineyard overlooking Lake Chelan. Outdoor seating on the patio in the summer and cozy indoor seating during the winter months. Live jazz every Saturday night! Kid and dog friendly.
Reviewed By busconi
A lovely setting up above the lake, just down the road from our home. Came kind of in between lunch and dinner so we grabbed an appetizer (meat and cheese plate and a plate of fries) and a nice glass of wine. Snacked and enjoyed the scenery and lake. Sierra was our server and did a great job...very friendly. Will come back again for dinner.
