Events
Wine dinners
Our Italian Madness wine dinners pair a multi-course menu with bottles from Italy and Washington. Seats are limited.
Call to hear about the next one →Chef Rudy Carrillo cooks family recipes in a cozy house on Railroad Avenue: handmade ravioli, chicken piccata, prime steaks and desserts people drive an hour for.
Closed on Thanksgiving DayWe will be closed on . Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours!
Walk-ins welcome. Come by 4:00 for the shortest wait, or call (360) 886-5662.




Wine & bar
A short list chosen to go with the food, from Chianti and Barolo to Washington's Abeja and Mark Ryan. Six local drafts on tap.
What are you having tonight?
| Wine | Glass | Bottle |
|---|---|---|
| Chianti, CetamuraTuscany | $12.50 | $34 |
| Sangiovese MontepulcianoItaly | $12.50 | $34 |
| Cabernet Sauvignon, Terra BlancaWashington | $14.50 | $38 |
| Malbec, Mark RyanWashington | $15.00 | $45 |
| Pinot NeroItaly | $15.00 | $55 |
| Pinot Grigio, ZenatoItaly | $12.50 | $34 |
| Sauvignon Blanc, Barnard GriffinColumbia Valley | $12.50 | $34 |
| Chardonnay, Lu & Oly by Mark RyanWashington | $13.00 | $35 |
| Riesling, Clean SlateGermany | $12.50 | $34 |
| Prosecco, ZardettoItaly | $12.50 | $34 |
| Barolo, DamilanoPiedmont | — | $70 |
| Merlot, AbejaWashington | — | $70 |
Our story
Black Diamond Grill is a family restaurant. Founder and executive chef Rudy Carrillo runs the kitchen, and his family welcomes you at the door and at your table.
We keep perfecting the recipes we grew up with and create new ones from scratch, for the neighbors who come in every week and the guests who make the drive from Seattle, Issaquah and Puyallup.
“Our family is devoted to serving you the finest foods with superior service.”
Our town
Black Diamond takes its name from coal, the miners' "black diamonds". Many of the families who dug it came from Italy. Ride the line down Railroad Avenue, from the first mine to our kitchen.
The Black Diamond Coal Company brings miners and their families north from Nortonville, California, and opens the mines.
The railroad depot is built. Today it is the Black Diamond Museum, a one-minute walk from our door.
About 3,500 people live here. Families from Sicily, Calabria and Basilicata settle just below the train station.
The Pacific Coast Company buys the mine and the whole town.
The mines have closed, and Black Diamond becomes a city.
Chef Rudy Carrillo cooks Italian-American dinners on the same Railroad Avenue.
Head west down Railroad Avenue to the old railroad depot, now the Black Diamond Museum, about 55 meters from our door.
Museum hours: Thursday 9 am – 2 pm, Saturday and Sunday 11 am – 3 pm. Check before you go.
Sources: HistoryLink: Black Diamond · HistoryLink: Italian immigrant coal miners · Black Diamond Historical Society & Museum
Beyond dinner
Events
Our Italian Madness wine dinners pair a multi-course menu with bottles from Italy and Washington. Seats are limited.
Call to hear about the next one →Order ahead
Tiramisu by the pan ($65 half, $130 full) and whole cheesecakes, made from scratch for birthdays and holidays.
Call to order →Gifts
A dinner at the Grill is an easy gift. Buy online and send it by email in a minute.
Buy a gift card →Visit
32700 Railroad Ave
Black Diamond, WA 98010
Street parking out front, plus a gravel lot across the street. In summer, ask for a table on the porch. Next door is the Black Diamond Museum, worth a visit before dinner.
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 4:00 – 8:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 4:00 – 8:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 4:00 – 8:00 pm |
| Thursday | 4:00 – 8:00 pm |
| Friday | 4:00 – 8:00 pm |
| Saturday | 4:00 – 8:00 pm |