J. J. Hills Leavenworth Restaurant
- Casual Dining & Group Catering in Leavenworth Washington
J. J. Hills Restaurant captures Leavenworth's beginnings as a railroad town. Join us for fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere, and select
Appetizers,
Steaks,
Entree Salads,
Favorites,
Burgers and Sandwiches
and full cocktail service and a children's menu.
All soups, sauces, dressings, desserts, and entrees are made from
scratch in-house. Specialty sausages are ordered through Bavarian
Meats, an award winning family run sausage factory.
Enjoy the history of the Great Northern Railroad, old Leavenworth photos, and the model train circling the dining room!
Daily hours are 4:00pm - 9:30pm for both J. J. Hills Restaurant and for Room Service at the Icicle Inn.
J J Hills Happy Hour!
Come in to J. J. Hills Restaurant
for happy hour each day from 4pm till 6pm for half price
appetizers and special drink pricing.
Monday: Well margaritas 4.50
Tuesday .50 off draft beers (Coors light, Radeberger Royal
Pilsner,
and Leavenworth Biers 'Whistling Pig' hefeweizen)
Wednesday: $1 off featured cocktail night, ask your server
for today's special
Thursday: $3 pounders of Leavenworth Biers 'Whistling Pig'
hefeweizen
Friday $1 off Long Island, Long Beach or Mai Tai
Saturday and Sunday $4 well drinks
J. J. Hills Special Nights Through the Week
Sunday: Beer marinated sirloin steak
Tuesday: Fajita Night
Wednesday: German night
Thursday: BBQ Chicken & Ribs
Friday: Jumbo Shrimp Brochettes
Please call 509-548-8000 to reserve tables for large group dining, and call sales at 800-558-2438 for banquet rooms.
Timothy Wick, our executive chef, comes from a long background of serving customers. He has built on his reputation as executive chef at Desert Canyon and specializes in meeting guests needs in the restaurant and catering functions.
James Jerome Hill "The Empire Builder"
J. J. Hills Restaurant is named for James Jerome Hill, The "Empire Builder" who first brought the railroad through Leavenworth. Come and see the many historic pictures and memorabilia regarding the Great Northern Railway, and enjoy the model train circling the dining room!
Arguably the most colorful of all transcontinental railroads was the Great Northern. Even today, more than 30 years after the merger with the Burlington Northern, the "Big G" is still a favorite of railroad fans the world over.
Many towns and cities owe their very existence to James J. Hill's driving ambition to forge through the Cascade Mountains in order to complete his dream of northern transcontinental railroad.
Leavenworth is just such a town. Built solely around the Great Northern Railroad's east side entrance to the Cascade Mountains, the town was platted in 1893 by a group of financiers headed by "Captain" Charles F. Leavenworth.
From the very beginning the heart of the town was the Great Northern Railroad with its depot and roundhouse. For years Leavenworth prospered due to railroad money in the form of employees for construction through the Cascades. With the employees came their families and families needed schools, churches and all numbers of daily household goods. The railroad required timber for their rails and bridges. Because of the railroad the abundance of timber in the Northwest could now reach the unquenchable markets in the Midwest and east coast. A large lumber mill was built adjacent to the railroad for convenience in shipping.
Leavenworth's place in history is truly owed to the legendary railroad tycoon, James J. Hill.
Chef
Timothy Wick
Reservations:
(509) 548-8000
Catering
office: (509) 548-7000 x 410
tim@icicleinn.com
