I know I came here way back in the day, but it was a different location and I remember enjoying it…read more I fully anticipated ordering breakfast as it was 9 am, but after looking over the menu I opted for lunch. Now coming in it was a little awkward as you walk in and the counter is right by the entrance just like most restaurants, but there were no signs that said wait to be seated or seat yourself. After standing there for a couple of minutes I saw people grabbing menus and congregating to the register. I was waiting for someone so it worked out well. You order and then take your number or in this case a magic 8 ball to the table(so they know which order goes where). This location is much larger than I remember. It had a very eclectic ambiance. More or less different types of tables and chairs everywhere, but gave off a homey vibe. The people that were working were very pleasant. We both opted for water, in which they had a water station for you to fill a cup and sit down. After sipping my water I noticed the glass I had was chipped and cracked, a chard actually chipped off in my hand. I took it back up to the front and exchanged it. Probably not the best idea to have all of the glasses stacked on top of on another. I ordered the Cajun chicken sandwich, in which upon ordering they had to check if they were ready to serve that. I was lucky enough that they were, although I did have a back up plan. The turkey sandwich came out with a mixed green salad with a dressing I was not sure of, but was very refreshing. The turkey sandwich on sourdough was very flavorful and I was very happy with my pick. I would definitely come back here and try more things, although the Cajun sandwich remains on my mind. One of the better sandwiches I have had in a long time!

We have to begin by describing the vibe here -- I was picking up 80's Coffee House Vibes -- kinda…read morelike Everett's version of the Last Exit. (gotta climb in the Wayback Machine for that gem!) I loved that I saw at least six versions of my childhood dining room table, which felt so nostalgically comfortable that I wanted to crawl under one with my coloring books and my chocolate milk. But I digress -- you're supposed to be reading my review. I decided that I was in the mood for grilled cheese and tomato soup, so that's what I ordered. The tomato soup is really amazing -- so fresh tasting and delicious. But the sandwich was next level nom-ness. I opted to get it on sourdough because it's the best for dunking into the soup. Totes 'lish (I just thought I would type like one of the cool kids!! In conclusion, I want to talk about the service -- ordering was fairly simple, and the varied menu made it exciting to know there are so many choices. You order in line and the incredible wait staff brings the food quite quickly. With the vibe, the service and all the things, I am definitely coming back.

Bayside is a third place for so many in the vegan community. Great food, great events, and the most…read morewonderful humans.

In my top two favorite restaurants in Washington State (after visiting Seattle twice). The wings…read morewere just unbelievable, as was my chick'n sandwich. Most vegan chicken sandwiches are pretty plain/not super crispy, but theirs was so insanely good and crispy. Probably the best I've had, period. My husband loved the porkless sandwich too, and the fries were killer. 100000/10, and will absolutely come back when we visit the Palmer House again :)

Me and my partner Tim love this place alotttt. I believe the guy's name is James. Hes AMAZING…read more Always says hello when we walk by, and is very chill to talk and hang with. ontop of that, the food is perfect. I'm not a vegan, but this food is the only vegan food I'll sit and ENJOY eating. 10/10 recommend. The price is worth for the quality and service of food you get :)

We were visiting the Fresh Paint Art Festival in Everett when I spotted Café Wylde, a vegan,…read more'earthy and granola' type of restaurants. I don't know why, but I was surprised to see this amazing eatery here. The menu has beautiful fresh produce centric appetizers, entrees, salads, and more. I wasn't hungry but wanted to buy a drink anyway. The staff was busy making food and serving another family. The staff appears to be multi-functioned covering the back and the front. One of them handed us menus. The inside is modest-sized, well filled with tables and chairs. There are some seats outside, too. The Drink: Wylde Berry Smoothie, $12 - 4.5 Stars Menu: Wild blueberries, marionberries, raspberries, blackberries, banana, agave Noted as having 'Tons of antioxidants and fresh flavors', this is one of the best smoothies in recent memory. It is thick with tons and tons of berries. I don't think I need the agave since the banana gives it the sweetness. Regardless, this drink was amazing. $12 seems like a lot, but considering what it has, I think it is a fair price. I am giving it 4 stars for now. I hope to return for their food items, too.

Came to eat dinner and watch the USA vs Bosnia World Cup match. Only had available tables for 4 in…read morethe back which had at least one large screen TV in each corner of the room, nice to watch the game from any seat but quite dark lighting. I wanted something small so ordered a cup of the soup of the day which was Cheeseburger soup but I think they call it Hamburger soup. It seemed like it was cheese sauce base, ground meat, diced onion. A little odd but tasted good; a little hot sauce and mustard paired with it amped it up a little. Everyone said they enjoyed their food. Service was prompt and kind.

If you're looking for a bar with bar food and not very good drinks I have the place. Pretty plain…read morevibe and bar look to it, nothing special. I can say we were all pretty disappointed in this place. The staff was the only positive that we took away from this experience. Both servers that we encountered were both kind and attentive. The drinks and food however totally missed the marks. We all started off with drinks 2 margaritas, a gin gimlet and a beer between the four of us. The margaritas were terrible, like I am not sure how they put them as a feature drink. They had zero jalapeños and also offered no spicy margarita whatsoever. My wife's gin gimlet tasted like straight up lime juice. All were complete misses. Next we moved on to the food where each couple ordered a dozen wings. The X's and O's( fries and onion rings) and we also ordered a wedge salad. The wedge salad came out and idk how it was marketed as wedge when it was a bowl of salad completely engulfed in dressing(closer to soup than salad). Next the fries and onion rings came out and I'm not usually a stickler for what things cost, but $17 for like 6 onion rings and a very sad plate of fries. We expected a bit more for what we ordered for the table. Lastly the wings. While the flavoring of the wings were good, they came out not too warm to the touch and biting into them they were cold on the inside. Concerned that we may get sick from uncooked meat they assured us that they were precooked and just dropped into the fryer to finish them off. To me it is concerning that though they were precooked and still missed on hearing them all way, you may need to have a chat with your kitchen. Both of the servers were on top of it and ran both dozens back to have our order recooked. Second time around they were hot and crispy with good flavor(although the garlic boom boom wings were missing one of the sauces the second time around). It didn't matter, we ate them and paid. Not sure we will put this on our revisit list. Maybe the burgers or flatbread were the way to go, but out of 3 menu items and even the drinks.... There needs to be much more effort to everything here...

Bucks food menu was limited when the new owners first took over and I heard it might go more of a…read morecafe style menu. Now most of their classic bistro type food is back and even improved. I am so happy they stuck to bistro quality food. We ordered salmon and steak and both were cooked perfect. The chimi cajun sauce on my salmon was great. The service was amazing considering they had just lost a few staff and only two gals served the whole full restaurant including the bar drinks. No one felt they got inferior service and our service was great. Buck's has a really nice lodge bar/bistro ambience. They have good music on Thursday nights.

This spot has been on my list to try for a while. We stopped in on a Thursday night before a…read moreSilvertips game. The poor server was solo and slammed, but she did get some help partway through. They've got a good selection of beer on tap, but I thought the cocktails were overpriced--nothing really stood out. I'd rather spend $16 on a craft cocktail at Colby Club. The food wasn't great. We got the calamari and it was bad--cold and honestly just bland. We also ordered the beer-battered halibut. It was okay, but a bit overcooked, and it came with fries... maybe 25 total for a 3-piece fish plate. Our bill was around $65 for two beers (with the $2 off Thursday special), the calamari, and the 3-piece halibut. Just overpriced for what it was. The place itself is cute, and they had acoustic music going, which was nice. The staff was friendly and really hustling with how busy it was. Overall, though, I didn't feel like it was worth it and probably wouldn't go back. I wish we could do .5 stars. I struggled between 2 & 3. I ended with 3 for the venue, live music (she was really good) and the awesome staff.

I don't find myself in Everett often so it's been 3 years since I first went to Narrative. When I…read morewent back with my daughter, I quickly remembered how much I loved it. The espresso is fantastic (as is the local roasted coffees they sell), the food is fresh and delicious, the ambiance is very cozy and comfortable, and the service was excellent. I have annual passes to Imagine now and have made it a regular thing to stop here before we go

This place is the best!! I've been here a few times now and I always get the same order - breakfast…read moreburrito with avocado and London fog tea or their seasonal coffee beverages. I've been wanting to try their chocolate chip cookie but it's never ready when I've gone. Their burrito is delicious though, it's packed and super filling, not to mention the sauces are the best part! I wish they gave a little more as I end up finishing the sauces before the burrito is done because they're sooo tasty with the burrito. I also wish they had other meat options other than bacon. They don't have chicken add ins but other than that it's a great place! I've also had their biscuit and jam, but that's just ok. I wouldn't get it again. It's not that tasty or memorable. There's lots of seating, food is ready fairly quickly, service is great and employees are friendly, and parking right outside. So convenient!

Small and tucked away is a cute vintage cafe that has some history to it! Food is a little more…read morethan a typical cafe but worth it! Fresh fruit and a taste of a home cooked meal reasonably portioned! It gets busy so be sure to get in early or be ready to wait a few minutes!

Coming in late morning on a rainy Saturday we were surprised to be seated so quickly. I like the…read morevintage URM vibe and eclectic decor. The staff was also friendly and attentive. Browsing the menu they have a good selection to choose from. Onto the food review: 1) mini special. Good for the smaller appetite and appreciate the option. For mini plates. Bacon was good and crispy as well. 2) meat eater omelette. Boy was this packed with the means. Enough for a meat sweat! 3) vintage French toast fell flat for us. It has the nice exterior crust but the interior was not eggy. It felt like it was a sliced baguette dipped in corn flakes and fried. It needed to soak for a while in an egg custardy bath for that soft creamy texture. 4) kids cheese burger. The kids enjoyed it and I can't complain! It comes with a drink as well. Overall I would come back and try more of their menu. If you are in the downtown area give this place a try.

I've been to New Mexicans a few times, though I haven't been here in a while and I've never been…read morefor breakfast. We got the huevos rancheros (huge), breakfast burrito (seriously the size of a newborn), and a waffle with strawberry and whip cream, plus 2 coffees and an orange juice. The total rang up to a whopping $47 after tax, I had to double check the bill to make sure we were charged for everything. On top of actually affordable pricing, the food and service were absolutely fantastic. The inside hasn't changed much and I'm glad. Such a cute little place, definitely our new breakfast spot.

Service was excellent and the food was obviously homemade, fresh, and delicious. I had the mango…read moremargarita and was afraid it might be too sweet, but it was perfect! Looking forward to coming back and bringing my relatives from the SW.

Great spot! The pastries were delicious, the coffee was excellent, and the atmosphere was…read morewonderful. We loved sitting with our coffee and treats while watching the harbor. The staff were friendly, and although the line looked long, it moved surprisingly quickly. The orange cardamom roll was very good--the cardamom flavor was a bit on the mild side, but still delicious. The chocolate chip scone wasn't my favorite, so I probably wouldn't order it again. The croissants, however, were outstanding and definitely the star of the bakery.

Dropped by for a quick breakfast so wasn't expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised! The cafe…read moreis located on the water. It was a super nice day so had a bit of trouble getting a spot in the public lot. Cafe itself was pretty empty. Lots of outdoor seating to enjoy the water and sun. I ordered the white peach palmer and the Caprese toast. The drink was yummy and refreshing. I requested half sweet which was perfect for me. I do wish they some kind of sparkling drink though. The Caprese toast was reaaally yummy. Loved the pesto sauce and balsamic. My partner got a breakfast sandwich which looked kinda sad and empty :c but otherwise great spot!

It is the hand tossed pizza dough that makes this establishment stand apart …read more The Hawiian Haven and Meat Madness are the bomb but when I tried the Butter Chicken pizza it is hands down top shelf. Simple, mildly spicy with a nice curry flavor. Great prices, great service with a laid back atmoshper. Lots of seating plus pool tables and darts. Definatley a place to try. (Sorry, I ate the Butter Chicken pizza before I could take a picture)

Me and my friend decided to try a new place for our monthly breakfast and decided on Broadway…read morePizza. Haven't been into this building since Petosas was here or was Alligator Soul after that, I don't know. It was very clean and had the same set up inside. The server was quick and attentive. Pretty decent size portions for the price and the breakfast was pretty good. I had the logger special. Lots of meat, I did not finish it(almost!). One thing to note, if you do go here in the morning for breakfast the whole menu is open to order, except the pizza....which I thought was kinda funny since pizza is in the name. We got there at 9 so I imagine they start serving pizza 11 or noon? Either way, I will come back just to try the pizza.