I'm really torn about this place…read more When we first walked in, we were warmly greeted, which made a great first impression. The cigar shop inside the venue was excellent -- the staff member was kind, knowledgeable, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. The bartender was also friendly, and the drinks were very good. Unfortunately, that's where the positives ended for me. As someone who's fairly new to the cigar world, I expected some smoke, but the air quality was extremely rough. Even the seasoned cigar smokers I was with commented on how hard it was to breathe. We asked if they could turn up the HVAC system, which they did, and it helped somewhat, but it still wasn't enough to make the space comfortable. My biggest issue, however, is the lack of compassion shown toward customers -- especially in how negative reviews are handled. The responses to criticism are surprisingly aggressive and defensive. Instead of acknowledging feedback or trying to improve, reviewers are often insulted, berated, and even told not to return. That kind of response is shocking and unprofessional. Most people are simply offering honest opinions as customers, not attacking the business. Whether it's the owners or whoever manages their social media, this approach needs serious reconsideration. Telling customers not to come back because of constructive criticism is not a sustainable or respectful business model.

Full disclosure, I am not a smoker. Every two weeks me and guys head here on a payday to hang out…read more They all enjoy cigars and I have a Long Island ice tea. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable on helping my buddies get the smoke of their choice. I have no problem having this has a hangout spot after a long day of work.

Finding a table for three on Valentine's Day without a reservation usually ends in heartbreak, but…read morewe lucked out here! Despite it being a busy holiday evening, we were seated immediately. The vibe was lively but comfortable, with most tables and the bar filled. Since we visited in February, we leaned heavily into their specials menu. We skipped the small plates and went straight for the mains: the Greek Salad with Steak, the Steak and Gorgonzola Flatbread, and the Vine Burger. Every dish was a hit, though my wife found the red wine vinaigrette on the salad to be just "okay" rather than great. For drinks, we stuck to the mocktails. We tried all three on the menu, and the Blueberry Mule (ginger beer based) was the undisputed winner. We'll have to come back for the cocktails another time since they looked promising! We capped the night with the Apple Blossom pastry with vanilla ice cream--it is a total "must-try." Overall, the service was courteous, the ambiance was spot-on, and parking was a breeze. We'll definitely be back!

Such potential! Went for lunch. Didn't have a cocktail but saw several made. They looked good…read more Service wasn't very good. Not sure why, it wasn't busy. I had soup and salad. The soup of the day was fantastic. A sausage, potato and kale soup. Warm, comforting and delicious! The salad was somewhat disappointing. I ordered the quinoa kale salad, with a citrus vinaigrette. There was a little quinoa and kale on top of a large amount of romaine. Not what I expected. It was also served stuffed into a small, tall sided bowl with the dressing on the side. How exactly are you supposed to dress it and eat it? My friend had the burger and fries. The burger was half the size of the bun. She literally removed 50% of the bun. It was also extremely well done. The fries were cold. They don't have decaf coffee, but I was able to order mint tea. It was brought in a cup that smelled like old coffee. The table had been cleared and I had no napkin and he didn't bring one with the tea. There was a slice of lemon I didn't want and I had no place to put it. There is potential here, I hope they pay more attention to providing a quality experience and food.

Being tucked back in a corner kept me from trying this spot sooner, but glad I did! We picked Rodeo…read moreLounge for an impromptu girlfriend midday meetup, and it was such a cozy cowboy cafe. Great place to study, work, meetup, Lounge with coffee or libations - or both! We each tried a seasonal espresso drink, one being white coffee which is so unique the shop owner had us smell it first so we knew what we were getting into, and a bite or soup. Limited gluten free options but they do offer gluten free sourdough and had a gf sweet treat which was popular. We found prices to be on par with specialty café offerings. They feature locally-made merch and were very warm and welcoming. Will definitely be back!

Cute little spot if you want a quick drink or a little bite to eat. Wish the food menu had a little…read morebit more options.

What a cute place! You'd never know there's a log cabin in this part of town. Excellent service…read morefrom both host and server. Best pancakes we've had in quite a while. One downside - the meatloaf was stone cold. Potatoes and gravy were a lovely temperature which was perplexing. Sent it back for a few minutes under the salamander - came out piping hot and delicious. Drinks were honestly outstanding - I was dubious about the old fashioned from the color but still whiskey forward with a hint of blackberry. Portions generous. If you find yourself up this way give it a go! 7/10 will return

Came for lunch -- sat right away. They were not busy at all. We waited about 20-25 minutes for a…read moreserver. No one came -- I went to the bar and asked for a server. About 15 min later one showed up. She has looked at use several time with no attention previous. People who came after use left before we got drinks. Very frustrating. Food was warm at most. Nothing special. Service was not good entire time -- likely will not come back due to this.

How this place has 4 stars is beyond me. The bahn mi was not very good, very heavy on the fish…read moresauce in the marinade. We ordered at the counter. I specifically asked for the pickled carrots and radish to be put on the side (two people in our group don't like them), the lady at the counter insisted that there was no pickled veggies and they were all fresh, weird for a bahn mi but ok. Well they had picked veggies. We also got 2 pork belly sandwiches and got char siu instead.

The rice dishes were okay. The flavor was there, but the quality wasn't. Ordered the cold cut banh…read moremi and it was a disappointment. The bread was so hard that every bite cut the roof of my mouth. It was also very hard to chew, my jaw got tired after a few bites in. At that point, taste goes out the door. The only thing I could taste was the onions. It was so powering. I think they need to work on their bread game as well. Service was not the best service either.

Wyndham Gardens Arlington is now the Hotel Arlington. It is now an INDEPENDENT hotel with new…read moreowners and management. FORGET the old reviews, under the new owners this is a quiet gem tucked away in an unlikely spot - next to a storage rental place, but that is a plus - it is off the busy road and nice and quiet. The Arlington is beautiful. Unlike similarly-priced hotels like the Hilton Express (and the super-crappy LaQuinta) in Marysville, this a luxurious, gorgeous hotel, with dark wood paneling and brass fittings, a beautiful entry in the middle of two water feature coy ponds, a relaxing and well-decorated lounge, and really good management, under General Manager, Lema. Use your GPS to find the turn - if you pass a storage unit business you just missed it. It is part of a larger building with offices first, keep going about 50 feet and you will be in the drop off area. We good a King bed corner room, and the first thing that made me happy -well, the second, because the first was true concierge check-in by Lema) were the TWO marble-topped vanities, both with hair dryers! One in the room, and one in the roomy bathroom. Well lit, and no fighting for a mirror when you are getting ready to go to an event, like a concert at Tulalip. (BTW there is a shuttle to the casino and back, up to 2 a.m.) The squeaky-clean room had all the amenities - A modern Visio TV screen, an upholstered chair to relax in with a standing linen lamp to read and relax by, a desk (marble top) and a dresser (I hate not having a dresser, even for an overnight stay) a mini fridge and easy to use coffee maker/water heater. The creamy taupe shades made a lovely ambient light, the bed was comfy, with plenty of pillows and extra bedding in a drawer; closet had a double mirror, ironing board and iron, and the hotel soaps were nice. Everything in the room worked. Plenty of water pressure, the switches and plug-ins, the remote, and heating and cooling. That seems like it should be a given, but so many badly run hotels do so poorly checking these things. I should note that we did not have a reservation, so they didn't check it last-minute, it was ready. I DO recommend reservations though, this sweetheart hotel won't be a secret long. The pool was open and clean, with a whirlpool next to it. Not huge, but not crowded with clean dressing rooms and towels. I went down in the morning and splashed around with some kids that were there with their folks, which was fun. The exercise room was not elaborate, but again clean and the machines worked. The breakfast fare was pretty standard but plenty of choices - coffee, tea, pastrys, fruit, four kinds of cereal, yogurt... The hot breakfast offered scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage -all well cooked and warm little pancakes and syrup...I don't remember everything except that the woman running it was as nice and accomodating as she could be, and kept things stocked. If you are going to Marysville and want a way nicer than standard cookie cutter hotel experience, this is the place. Note: Don't mix it up with the Arlington Motel, and you might find old reviews under Wyndam Gardens. Ignore those. But don't tell everybody - you will want a room available if you decide on a last minute night out at the Casino. BTW the restaurant is not open, and probably won't be, which is fine. It is hard to keep a restaurant going, but you may see old reviews that talk about it. It helps keep the rooms affordable.

Thrilled with my experience at Hotel Arlington from start to finish! I can't do this place justice…read morewith words. Their new status as a private company has led the former Wyndham gardens to scale back on some of its amenities (restaurant & lounge), but this is not an issue in an area where restaurants and retail are plentiful. This place exceed my expectations on the things that matter, like the personnel being personable and an absolutely delicious breakfast. What a great place!! Beautiful! Clean! Pool and hot tub!!!!! Even the soap is good here....that never happens!!! I am blown away by the value and enjoyment of our stay at Hotel Arlington. Bring your own hair dryer

Service was great. Our waitress was very friendly and really made the experience worthwhile. The…read morefood left something to be desired. My broccolini was undercooked, the halibut was overcooked, and the rice that accompanied the dish was bland. Everything needed salt. My wife's salmon was pretty rare in the middle....like sushi rare, not medium rare as stated. For the price, there are about 20 other places I would rather go. Our tab was approximately $230 for 3 people with one appetizer, 3 entrees, 4 mixed drinks, and 1 iced tea. Just meh.

This USED to be the spot when Tulalip first opened for a special night out. Our family dined here…read moreregularly and then slowly stopped coming as the food quality declined and prices rose over the years. Last night was the first time my husband and I have been in over 6 years so we figured we would go in with low expectations and give it another shot. Sadly, it met our low expectations. I will give it one star for the service (which has always been great!) and another star for the food which was ok at best. I would give it another half a star if I could because you are able to make reservations which at the busy Tulalip resort, is a huge perk. They give you a basic basket of rolls to start. They are the same rolls they offer you at Cedars Cafe at Tulalip. In the past it used to be these awesome artisan crackers and butter so its sad they don't do something fancy like that anymore.I ordered the salmon caesar and the portion was soooo small... for $48. Like 6 stalks of romaine and a tiny piece of salmon. My husband had a steak which was cooked nicely but flavor wise, it was nothing special. His plate had the saddest looking vegetables accompanying it. Which for the price, felt unacceptable. We tried a couple of the desserts and they were good and felt upscale, which matched the price and the vibe of the restaurant. Bottom line... don't waste your money here. Everything is so overpriced and the quality does not match the price tag at all. Cedars Cafe at Tulalip has WAY better food for half the cost.

Service was okay overall. The hostess seemed kind of annoyed when we came in. She didn't greet us,…read morewhich came across as a little rude. Other than that, the food was really good. I especially loved the carne asada burrito which was really flavorful

Updating my review! I revisited this restaurant for Cinco de Mayo because they had no wait time. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. Everything was delicious. I will be coming back.

Good food nice atmosphere and great service. That's when it was in Bothell. I'm not sure what it's…read morelike now that it has moved.

Ok first time here... give me a min on review... so far well the servers a super cute ... but I…read moredon't have food yet... been a min... ok ther not so cute I'm still waiting... damn it they are still amazing but I'm hangry

This place was beautiful. I highly recommend getting a table on the back patio and watching the…read moresunset. I'm not a big whiskey drinker but there are plenty of other items on the menu for you to enjoy. I ordered the bone marrow and lamp chops which were both delicious. Note, this is not the place for a large meal, they offer small plates to go with your drinks. The service was friendly. Afterwards, I encourage looking around the house and walking the grounds.

Beautiful place! "Muse" is the right name for it. I felt so inspired! Really good pastries and…read moreexcellent coffee. I hope I can return to Everett and really enjoy this place more. It is not resting on its laurels. They want you to be happy and enjoy their offerings. And they are sooooo nice!! I appreciate the kindness very much.