Exploring the Charms of Auburn Washington

The city of Auburn, Washington, offers an array of exciting activities. From an outlet mall to a popular park, there is something for everyone here. The top attractions include Emerald Downs thoroughbred racetrack, Soos Creek Botanical Garden and Flaming Geyser State Park.

Downtown Auburn is a charming historic district that gives off friendly small-town vibes. Its quaint shops and restaurants attract millennials and empty nesters alike.

Sunbreak Cafe

Sunbreak Cafe is a popular breakfast and lunch spot that is known for its generous portions and warm service. It is a great place to enjoy a hearty meal and spend some time with friends. The restaurant also serves a variety of baked goods, including fresh croissants, muffins, and slices of pie. It is recommended to arrive early if you want to avoid long waits.

The menu includes a variety of traditional breakfast items, such as country fried steak and eggs, omelets, and scrambles. It also offers a selection of sandwiches and salads for lunch.

Arnie and Pauline Hall of Auburn are regulars at the downtown eatery, which they have frequented for 11 years. They often ride their bikes there from Bonney Lake and Puyallup. They like the fact that they can park their bicycles and grab a bite to eat. They are especially fond of the banana bread and a sandwich called the “For My Old Friend Frank.” The food is reasonably priced, and the service is always friendly.

Taqueria El Rinconsito’s

In 1997 Lupe Guzman, owner of a prospering lunch truck, invited Abel Brambila to work with him, serving traditional Mexican food in the Kent area. Over the years, the restaurant’s popularity grew and they opened locations in Burien and Seatac. Their success was due to their dedication and the acceptance of the community. Their goal was to bring delicious food at a great price with fast service.

Their menu is filled with tacos, burritos, and other classic dishes. The restaurant also serves drinks, including cocktails and coffee. It is a family-friendly establishment and has plenty of seating options.

You can order online or by phone. The restaurant is located at 2101 Auburn Way N in Auburn. It is a DashPass eligible store. If you’d like to schedule your delivery, you can do so at checkout. Prices on this menu are set directly by the Merchant. They may differ between Delivery and Pickup. You can get a FREE TACO when you sign up!

Muckleshoot Casino

If you’re looking for a truly spectacular casino, the Muckleshoot Casino is the place to be. Located in Auburn Washington, this casino has everything you need from table games to a variety of slots and poker machines. The food is also excellent. Guests say the prawns are delicious and the poke bowl is amazing. In addition, the staff is friendly and helpful.

The casino’s huge event center hosts world-class performers. Designed by the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, it is a stunning space woven with Native American culture. It features a majestic backdrop of Mt. Rainier and the serene White River.

The casino’s new 18-story hotel tower is set to open in 2023. It will feature 400 rooms and sweeping views of Mt. Rainier and the surrounding Pacific Northwest. It will also include a rooftop steakhouse, an indoor pool, spa services, and more. Seattle Ballooning is pleased to partner with the Muckleshoot Casino and offer our guests discounted rates on their accommodations.

White River Valley Museum

A local museum that tells the story of Auburn and its surrounding region, White River Valley Museum is both educational and fun. The museum consists of permanent exhibits and four temporary shows each year. The collections focus on local Puget Sound history, Northwest Indian culture, Japanese-Americans and the Northern Pacific Railroad.

Located in Auburn’s Les Gove Park, the museum was founded by a group of community members who gathered over lunch in the 1950’s to share their love for regional history. They eventually created the non-profit White River Valley Historical Society and built the museum on city of Auburn property in Les Gove Park.

The mission of the museum is to preserve and share the cultural heritage of South King County, which was known by pioneers as the White River Valley. This is accomplished through operation of the museum and the 67-acre Mary Olson Farm. The museum also hosts curriculum based field trips for school children.