We were seated and our server, Barbara, took our drink orders. I was picturing how some restaurants ruin lobster by first cutting the tails in half and then over-cooking them. I was a little worried about the lobster. Peg declined the lobster, while I decided on two. The seafood buffet is $26.95 plus $8 if you want a lobster tail. We lined up and began to get the lay of the land. As we approached the eatery I noticed 'No Smoking' signs, so by the time we entered the restaurant there was no odor of tobacco.

The Falls Buffet was to the left and the Ballroom was to the right. You enter approximately in the middle of the casino. Once inside, I could smell tobacco so was a little worried. The casino is beautiful and offers valet parking, and we took advantage of it. We started off and, after constant complaining from me, Robįinally turned off his annoying GPS device with its audio commentary. We wanted to arrive early enough to sample the seafood buffet at the casino. Since it was Friday afternoon, we got caught in rush-hour traffic, so the trip took longer than it would normally. Rob picked us up and the six of us began our journey from Tacoma 's Northend to Snoqualmie. Rob purchased the tickets for all of us, so it sounded like it could be fun. My buddy jazz guitarist/singer Ed Taylor has been performing there and constantly invites me to join him, but has never offered to pay my way. Rob purchased tickets for The Fab Four at the Snoqualmie Casino. They invited Peg and me along with friends Donn and Debbie Irwin to join them. Our friends Rob and Vickie Erb were celebrating their anniversary. Safe Travel Tips | Travel Links | Travel Videos | Vacation Adventures The Fab Four at the Snoqualmie Casino Northwest Adventures | Northwest Restaurant Reviews

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