Good food, great service! Relaxing atmosphere. Never had a bad meal here. Trains go by right next…read moreto this place.

Love, love, love Train Wreck. Great food, incredibly friendly and helpful staff with an inviting…read moreatmosphere! I go here every time I'm in town.

A speakeasy done well. Unmarked outer door. Cleaver entrance way. We had smash burgers- simple yet…read moredelicious. I have a Samoa Espresso Martini, excelente and my wife had a rum punch. Service was great. Attentive but not hovering. Atmosphere was very cool, feels authentically old and with a cozy vibe.

10/10 execution and service, 7-8/10 food, drinks, and price…read more It's a bold move to hide your business, but the hint was clear enough that we felt confident opening an unmarked door and exploring. The entrance is delightfully well-done, and our faces lit up when we walked into the bar - intricately detailed and authentic enough that a '20s dress code could be reasonably enforced. We were seated immediately, and the cadence of service was immaculate: our appetizer came out just after our drinks, and the entrees appeared as we were taking the last bites of the appetizer. But I wasn't thrilled with my selections. The Rum Punch was served at room temperature and the jalapeño popper chicken sandwich was drier than the description suggested. My partner got the Jalisco Fizz, which she says paired well with the mushroom pasta, and really enjoyed the salmon deviled eggs. At $11-14, the drinks are priced well, but the food is overpriced. The jalapeño chicken sandwich was not a $23 sandwich, and a tempting lobster/shrimp roll was listed at $35. Overall Speakeasy Saloon is worth making an evening of. Dress up and sip on whiskey drinks in the low light with loved ones.

No longer Cutters bar and grill. Now the Smugglers Brothers Merijuana Mercantile. Best recreational…read morepot shop in the county. Cash only business so bring cash or use the in store ATM

This place gets one star because the food was decent, but the service was so bad, it just isn't…read moreworth going. Here's the story: My daughter and her husband and I went for lunch. My daughter ordered a taco salad with grilled chicken. The waitress brought her a taco salad with ground beef. When we pointed out the salad was wrong, the waitress at first had the attitude of 'sorry, oh well', but then offered to "go get some chicken". She took the salad back to be remade when we insisted, but then brought the new one out with fried chicken instead of grilled. She told us they didn't have grilled chicken, even though my daughter had just had the salad, with grilled chicken, a few days ago. The waitress said they hadn't been open long and the menu would be changing a lot. When the bill came, not only had she charged us for the bungled salad, she had also charged us for the chicken! Yes, that would be the fried chicken that should have been grilled and should have been on the salad from the beginning. (Not to mention, my daughter didn't even eat it because it was tasteless.) I went to the counter to discuss the bill with the waitress, and the cooks and another waitress were laughing in the kitchen. That waitress was saying, "And I want my chicken *free range*! I don't want it to have been cooped up in a cage!" When I questioned the bill and indicated I had no intention of paying for the chicken, the waitress didn't seem to know what to do about it. I said I would pay for the salad, even though it really should have been either removed or discounted since they had gotten it wrong twice. She said she couldn't take things off the bill because she didn't have a manager available to approve it. Finally, the other waitress came out of the kitchen and removed the charges for the chicken and salad. She said she knew my family and I had been coming there for years (when it had been home to two other restaurants) and we wouldn't "just complain because". I said they needed to listen when customers were ordering. The waitress who had taken our order just turned and walked away, clearly upset. It was obvious our waitress is new and inexperienced. It is obvious the staff was unprofessional and disrespectful (you just don't mock your customers where you can be heard - should be a no-brainer). It should be pretty obvious we won't be back. We miss Emerald City Grill; they knew how to take care of their customers.

You guys! I FOUND Bigfoot!!! He's in Sedro-Woolley!!! He can be located at Bigfoot's Den (…read more@bigfootsden5 ) and he's eating yummy Pizzas, Pub Food and Indian Food! I know it sounds like a weird combo, but once you try some of their Butter Chicken & Naan, with a Mango Lassi, then...you'll totally understand Bigfoot's appetite too! #BigfootsDen #SedroWoolleyWA #SkagitCounty #counttheBigfoots #Pizzas #PubFood #IndianFood #newownership #localhotspot #trythemout #supportlocal #supportsmallbusinesses Instagram: @NelzLovesIt

I checked this spot out for a Sunday lunch recently and it was quite tasty. The service was…read morefriendly (I sat at the bar) and I was most impressed by their tap list. I enjoyed the steak sandwich, which was the daily special. The space itself is pretty large, with lots to do (from video games to karaoke). It felt like they were trying to decide if they are a bar or a family restaurant. Either of which is fine, but it just felt a bit awkward. I'll definitely be back to try out their karaoke and more of their food. Love that they're open on Sundays!

Came in alone after a visit to Northern State nearby. First impression: noisy, crowded, and…read moreservice was a little slow. I've seen other people complaining about rude staff but they seemed cheerful enough to me, or maybe I'm just a handsome bastard. I waited awhile for my food (thank God for smartphones) but when it came I was impressed with the presentation (this is upscale for bar food) and the Iron Mountain Burger was a most excellent kick-ass burger, and just what I was looking for. Had the house salad with it because I'm trying to eat healthy... thousand island because I'm not trying very hard. What more can I say about this? Food was excellent, and I detected none of the attitude other people have talked about. If you want a burger and a bit of rustic atmosphere, check this place out.

We used to love this place. It was our favorite place to go and have dinner and drink drinks. Since…read morethe new owner has taken over, the food has just gone downhill. This will be my final time trying it. My daughter really wanted the garlic fries and those were actually the only thing that was good. Her chicken was very stringy. My sandwich was burnt on half. Of course that's the half they put down on the plate. And I had a BLTA and it literally had barely any avocado on it. I ended up eating it open faced with one piece of bread. Very sad for what use to be a fun hometown place. I can't say the service was good.

I love The Office Tavern! The restaurant is beautiful with lots of indoor and covered outdoor…read moreseating to accommodate the single diner to a party of 20! The food is consistently excellent. I like to share fiery spinach dip or the epic pretzel! I crave the zesty asian shrimp, caesar salad, smash burger and street style carnitas tacos! The fries are now cooked in tallow and the tartar sauce is a perfect accompaniment! I go at least weekly. The bartenders make amazing craft cocktails. They have happy hour all day on Mondays and 1 to 6 the other weekdays. And where can you get a Coors Light for $3!

Went to The Office Tavern for dinner on our way home. The…read moreOffice is 21 and over and has a very good pub vibe going on. Lots of indoor seating and a great outdoor section as well. Our waitress was timely and very friendly. Very informative on any menu questions we had. Our food was very good! I had the carnivore plate, and my girlfriend had the bruschetta. Both were very good! This is the second place I've been to recently that has had carnivore options on their menu. Their drink menu is very extensive, they have a great tap list, and a great mocktail list. The only reason they are getting a 4 instead of a 5 is that they were out of several of the ingredients to make their mocktails they had listed on their menu and we went their specifically for the mocktail menu because my girlfriend can not have alcohol at this time. Great place, great food, and great service though.

A great neighborhood dive, decent pool tables, darts, daily food and drink specials. The burgers…read morehere are very good, and the spicy BLT is a fave. I love that if you sub a salad for fries here, you get a decent salad with fresh lettuce, croutons and veggies, not brown wilty yuck smothered in dressing to hide the bad stuff. Friendly service, a good industry hang, well-maintained restrooms, outdoor smoking area in back if you do that sort of thing. Old Tiners' got it going on, if you dig a dive like I do! Recommended.

Best bar in Skagit County! Great owners, awesome staff, solid bar food, and good drink prices. Do…read moreyourself a favor and check out Old Timers in Sedro

The drinks are amazing! The aura of the bar is perfect, and music is a perfect level and the…read morebartender was a doll! Definitely coming back for the late night happy hour more often

Swing in before we visit the Lincoln Theater. Fun drink selection in a very cozy establishment…read more Finding a seat may be an issue and service is at a slower pace. Have only ever ordered appetizers but we're always good.

I was perusing the interwebs one evening when I saw that one of my favorite local comedians, Sam…read moreMiller, was doing a show not far away, in the bustling mini metropolis of Sedro-Woolley. I quickly grabbed tickets and we headed over. It was a nice, warm evening and there was plenty of seating in the large beer garden. We grabbed a couple of pints inside, and sat down for the show. It was a fun crowd, a lovely evening, and (more than once) I found myself wondering how I ended up at a weeknight outdoor comedy show in Sedro-Woolley! They had a bunch of delicious beers on tap, plus wine and cider too. They even have some pinball machines, which are hard to come by around these parts. In a county devoid of many taphouse options, I'll definitely be adding this spot to my regular rotation.

Barley & Brew is by far my favorite place to get a beer in Sedro. Greg, the owner is one of the…read morefunniest, most affable humans I have met, and he goes above and beyond for all of his patrons--regulars and otherwise. I'm fortunate to call myself one of the former. They have paint and sip nights, live music, and a bunch of other super fun activities, along with an incredible patio. B&B is dog-friendly, so there are usually a bunch of adorable pups around. They have 12 taps, along with a great selection of bottles, cans, wines, ciders, spiked teas, etc. And they are always stocked with delicious snacks. Do yourself a favor and check it out. If you don't love it, your next beer is on me! :)

I can't begin to count how many times I've come to this course during their posted driving range…read morehours, only to be told that the range is closing early, or already closed. On multiple occasions this has happened well over two hours before the hours listed online and on the sign at the front door which clearly says "driving range closes at 4pm". It's incredibly frustrating to drive 20 minutes one way expecting the range to be open, only to find out otherwise. The lack of consistency is disappointing and reflects poor customer service. If hours are going to change regularly, they need to be updated accurately so customers aren't wasting their time.

Played Avalon this weekend. Had really nice weather for the first week of October. The course is in…read moregood shape. They have 27 holes and we played the North & South nines. Course is nothing fancy and it's pretty short (I want to say 2,700-2,800 yards from the whites for each of the nines we played). The beverage cart came through five or six times, which is probably the most I've ever experienced. The beers were cheap - $2 for a 12 oz Rainier and $4 for a 12 oz Bodhizafa. I used my prepaid round through the Around the Sound golf pass, so I don't know what the green fees are. The staff we encountered were all friendly - pro shop, starter, beverage cart, marshal. One thing I really liked was that they had a "warm up" bucket for the driving range. For most courses, the smallest bucket has 40-50 balls, but the "warm up" bucket had about 20, which is perfect if I want to shake off the morning rust. I don't need to hit fifty balls before my round, so it was nice to not have to pay for a larger bucket. It's definitely a course I'd play again if I were in the area.