This restaurant is two in one. Not only is it a Paella Bar it's also Burrata Bistro. You can choose…read morefrom entrées or get a bunch of tapas to share! The drink menu was great and everything we had was good. The Ambience is dark and cozy, but it does have a nice outdoor patio area for seating as well. We had a party of 6 which automatically included a 20% gratuity charge. I know some restaurants are doing that. But I did not like was an extra 7% per check on top of that. I didn't like feeling obligated to tip 27%. Our service was good. We did go on a Friday night so we expected it to be busy. A few tapas took a little while to come out. Parking is street parking right off the restaurant. Or there is a parking lot walking distance. Overall the food was good. It's pricey but quality is there. We didn't care for the Cuban sandwich. It wasn't gross just wasn't anything special. I liked the paella. It had calamari, clams, mussels, shrimp, and chicken. All of the tapas are delicious. My husband is a big fan of their coffee. Everybody else in our party enjoyed their food. Is it worth the drive? For the food, yes but the extra taxes, no.

The food is exceptionally good. The service is exceptional…read moreas well, when they get around to you

Hands down great service! The guy inside was so friendly. We ordered the spinach pizza and it…read morewas delicious. The crust was so light and tasted amazing. This place is for take out or to sit outside. They have five little tables and benches. We ate outside as the weather was perfect.

The pear, caramelized onion, Gorgonzola and walnut was chef's kiss. The Spinach pesto was also…read moregood. I also got a bottle of wine that paired well with the pizza.

The food and cocktails were amazing! Every sip, every…read morebite--elevated. The service was a little slow and choppy. We will definitely go back

Was hesitant to go to the old pacific Grill location as it held such fond memories but wanted try…read moresomething new for birthday I wasn't disappointed-, from the food to the staff and ambience everything was wonderful.. Was a Tuesday so quiet but staff attentive without being too present. The tapas had large assortment and there wasn't a bad choice the marinated vegetables were plentiful, the oysters fresh and presented beautifully. Creative cocktails and a place I plane to return to and create a new set of memories. Come out and support this establishment as it is something Tacoma should keep

It was pure happenstance that brought my friends and I here. I usually have an itinerary and a…read morepretty good idea of all stops on trips, but on this day, we kind of winged it and it a wonderful day was had. We came to Snoqualmie to see the falls, and then decided to check out the local flavor. We visited the brewery next door and happened to see this spot on our way out. We have a tequila and mezcal lover in our group and it happened to be close to her birthday, so we had to check it out. There is a hall connecting the brewery to the bar where they have a shared bathroom, but they are two separate businesses. The place was empty in the early afternoon we came, but more people came in eventually. We happened to have the owner Marta take care of us and she was such a great host. She and some locals were super friendly and gave us great suggestions and chatted with us and told us about the area. It always makes me all warm and fuzzy inside when we can just sit with the locals and have good conversations. Though I am not a tequila drinker, I was impressed by what this small town bar had stocked. A couple of friends went the tequila route and got some cool creations. My friend still talks about the tequila old fashioned he had in Snoqualmie. Since I just had beer, I stuck with it and got a local cider called Two Towns Marionberry Cider. I found it to delicious and refreshing. We didn't eat, they do have a pretty good menu of small bites. Overall, my friends and I really enjoyed this place and glad we took a chance on it. I would definitely come back the next time I am in Snoqualmie.

Made an unplanned stop in Snoqualmie, and found this delightful spot…read more Tamales, my Latina dinner companion called them second best to her own mother's version. Tacos, one critique (same know it all) the pork was more like shredded pork than the advertised pork belly. Still good, just not what was expected. A mezcal cocktail with huckleberry (grandson's name) was superb, and the margarita was great. Nice decor, upbeat music and vibe, and the waitstaff was on point. Try it, you'll like it. If you don't, there's always more tequila.

Boom Boom Room is an absolute gem. The staff is always very friendly and a pleasure to speak to…read more The food is AMAZING, as are the drinks. Huge selection of whiskey. I love the fried oyster mushrooms. The chef is an artist. The ambiance is a vibe. Sort of dimly lit with a characteristic red lighting from the bar and great music. This is my favorite restaurant/bar on 6th.

Honestly... I'm not sure where to start here we had a reservation, ten of us together. They put us…read morein the Sinatra Room which is *sweaty* hot. The waitress even mentioned it was hot in this room and when we commented on it she just said yeah it sucks. I have Celiac so this is not a dietary choice, it's a medical restriction. I asked about gluten free options and she said nothing is gluten free (even though the website says it gluten free options available). She then said the best option for me would be the mushrooms or the wings because they are lightly breaded and she is gluten free and does well with those. We paid for our drinks and left. I won't be coming back and it's not because of the menu.

Great cocktails and appetizers! We visited on Sunday…read moreafternoon and service was cordial, fast and cozy environment. Good place for a date, at least on a Sunday. It took us few minutes to figure out how to get there but hopefully my pictures will help you.

DO NOT GO HERE. I say that so strongly because the service was the most terrible. It took forever…read morefor them to notice us and actually sit us down. Then, it took ages before they actually took our order and we were looking at each other in disbelief because we definitely felt ignored. And the drinks were disgusting. We were so glad we didn't bother ordering food because the menu was so limited and none of the options seemed appealing. Also the place isn't that well decorated, a lot of it seems very dated and old and not vintage or whatever vibes they were going for and the views are non existent, you can barely see the water. Never coming back here again.

Octapas Café was an outstanding dining experience and one of those places where every dish seemed…read moreto hit the mark. We started with the patatas bravas, gambas pil pil (butter garlic shrimp), oysters (both raw and cooked), and a hummus platter, and everything was excellent. The true standout, however, was the smoked salmon Alfredo--an absolutely incredible dish and one of the best pastas I've had in a long time. We added some chopped jalapeños for extra heat, but honestly, it was fantastic even on its own. The dessert was equally impressive, with a cake that was incredibly moist and the perfect way to end the meal. The wine selection deserves special mention as well. They offer a great variety of Spanish wines that pair beautifully with the menu. Service was fast, friendly, and attentive throughout our visit. The atmosphere is one of Octapas Café's biggest strengths. The restaurant features a beautiful, spacious dining room, plenty of outdoor seating, and even a private event space for larger gatherings and celebrations. Whether you're stopping by for tapas, seafood, pasta, or wine, Octapas Café delivers a memorable experience from start to finish.

Sat 11:30 am - no reservations. Restaurant not too busy. The…read moreolder female hostess was not welcoming to us or the party of 2 that walked in behind us. I've encountered her before -- she isn't rude, just not at all welcoming. She asked us to wait for a moment for'something' which turned out to be stocking water bottles and napkins. We felt like an intrusion to tasks she could've worked on after seating us. We asked to sit on the patio in the sun - she seemed annoyed by this but acquiesced. The patio was quaint and the weather helped make it enjoyable. We were greeted by our server (wish I had her name - older lady in tie-dye shirt) she was welcoming, helpful with the menu, and very friendly! We ordered cocktails and brunch and enjoyed both! Dishes (Smoked Salmon Lox & Goats do Roam Tart) & Drinks were all good - see photos for more info. So go -- get past the hostess and you'll enjoy the rest!!! PS - I do remember from a past visit, the Beignets were good!