Welcome to Tofu Hut, the Asian Fusion Restaurant; we carter to Vegans, Vegetarians, Meatetarians, and those who are just looking to eat healthy. We provide a warm, welcoming atmosphere with great food and service. Our food is made fresh to order.

Welcome to Red Bike Restaurant, home of the only dueling bar in Lacey. With a unique venue, great food and a fabulous bar, you are sure to have a great time here at Red Bike. Try our signature pulled pork filled avocado for a taste you won't believe and wash it down with one of our signature drinks at the best bar in town. See you soon!

Welcome to Passage to India! We specialize in delicious and reasonablypriced cuisine, including our house specialties and other customerfavorites. Our cuisine entrees are served in a relaxed and welcoming settingthat you and your friends and family are sure to enjoy. Whether you are inthe mood to indulge in something new or just want to enjoy some oldfavorites, we promise that our inventive menu and attentive service willleave you truly satisfied. No matter what your occasion calls for or yourappetite demands, the friendly staff at Passage to India promise to makeyour next dining experience a pleasant one.

From 1965 to 1985 there was a hamburger stand at Martin Way and Marvin Road where the 76 Station is now. It was called Norm's.It was very small and served good food. The Olympia landfill is on the other side of the freeway and everyone stopped for a burger when going to the dump.In 1993 Phil and Norma Swenson put a hamburger stand in at 7210 Martin Way which is the Tanglewild area and about a mile west of Marving Road and the Old Norm's hamburgers stand.Pete Van Lierop had lived in the area and was familiar with Norm's and suggested that the Swenson's use Norma's name for their burger business. Hoping there would be some name recognition so....they named it Norma's Burger Hut.In1997 Phil contacted Pete and told him the burger hut was for sale. Pete told me about and suggested we buy it, fix it up, and sell it. In September 1997 Pete and I bought Norma's, in a partnership. One year later Pete sold out his interest to me. Pete returned to Country Gren Turf Farms to help his son. His son had the contract for Safeco Field Grass and business was booming from all the advertising Safeco was giving him.I was enjoying the hamburger business and decided to keep Norma's for a little longerIn June of 2005 I was made aware of Tiny's Burger House and Gift Shop and that it was for sale. My wife was told by a friend while looking for a new horse trailer. I called Tiny and learned Tiny was woman and learned through negotiations that she is the daughter of Norm that had Norm's Burger.Tiny's was built in 1969 and expanded in 1980. It flooded in 1996 for the 1st and only time. Tiny's had a gift shop to the left of the front door which went to about the middle of the room. The booths were recovered and pusched out against the front windows. Tiny is retired and comes in often. Norma and Phil Swenson are retired and come in often. Pete is retired and comes in almost every day because I'm his only friend.