13 businesses featured across Auburn on Explore Washington State.
13 businesses
Hotel on 8th St SW near downtown with free breakfast, an outdoor pool, a hot tub, a BBQ area and pet friendly rooms, and no resort fee.
Pub and restaurant that runs dining at Auburn Golf Course on Green River Rd SE, serving lunch and dinner daily and breakfast on weekends, with craft beer, cocktails, wings, sandwiches and grinders.
Budget hotel at 1 16th St NE with free hot breakfast, an indoor pool and hot tub and free parking; no pets except service animals.
Thoroughbred racetrack that opened in 1996, with a one mile dirt oval, a multi level grandstand and a view of Mount Rainier; live racing runs early May through Labor Day.
Hotel at 9 14th St NW about a mile from Emerald Downs, with free hot breakfast, free parking, a hot tub and a 24 hour market, and no pool.
Downtown hotel at 507 C St SW with free hot breakfast, an indoor heated pool, free parking and dog friendly rooms, a short walk from Main Street.
The Muckleshoot Tribe's casino and 401 room hotel tower on Auburn Way S, with the Smoke and Cedar steakhouse, a spa and more than 3,400 gaming machines; casino guests must be 21 or older.
Downtown pub at 102 W Main St, open since December 31, 2010, serving European and Irish influenced pub food such as schnitzel and Irish nachos alongside American comfort food.
Family owned bakery at 20 W Main St, across from City Hall, baking pies, cakes, bread and savory and sweet piroshki from Ukrainian family recipes.
Women owned coffee shop at Auburn Station on 2nd St SW, opened in 2019, known for seasonal drink menus and decor; the salted caramel butter chai is a regular favorite in reviews.
Downtown diner at 112 E Main St that calls itself an Auburn tradition, with the kitchen open 7 AM to 8 PM daily and the bar open until midnight.
Outlet mall in Auburn with more than 100 stores and restaurants, including Nordstrom Rack, plus Regal, Dave and Buster's and Big Air Trampoline Park under one roof.
Outdoor concert amphitheatre with 16,000 capacity on Auburn Enumclaw Rd SE, built by the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and home to big summer touring shows.
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