Service and Ambiance are still great as ever. Krista, Zach, Olivia, Candy, and all the rest are…read moregreat bartenders. Friendly, welcoming to everyone

I have always wanted to stop in and check this bar out. So finally I did, there is side street…read moreparking and parking in the back. Krista was my bartender and she was flipping amazing. The atmosphere was great, I ordered chicken strips with fries and guess what? The fries were the krinkle fries, heck ya. I can't wait to go again plus my all time favorite saying when I am in a bar was posted that gets 2 thumbs up in my book. If you go in there and Krista is working tell her yep you got it tell her Nicole said hi. She rocks

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.

This was a wonderful surprise! Most helpful, congenial and efficient service. Very fresh tasting…read moreingredients, great flavors. Set in a charming, rustic old building, the menu is surprisingly interesting. From burgers to ahi poke. We had edamome which were a bit messy to eat but had fantastic flavor. We both ordered the appetizer poke for our lunch. A beautiful plate of food, generous portion, and great flavors. I loved the house made "chili crisp" as an accent, as well as the pickled ginger. This was fun and so satisfying to eat.

The food was as expected - a very good bar-type burger (Shroom Swiss); attentive service, and…read moreconvenient parking.

Hang on hell with my son on Thanksgiving Eve we're going to get something to eat and we flip a coin…read moreand we're end up here to see what's going on. I just ordered the carne asada and my son the garlic chicken pizza let's say the place is pretty cool I like the tables a lot of TVs you know yeah you can watch sports from everywhere and I think we came at the right time because now everybody's coming in this place. Our pizzas have arrived. Service has been amazing, watching how the team worked together was priceless. The pizza was alright, maybe I should have ordered a pepperoni .

My wife and I met our friends at Pie Dive Bar for dinner…read more Free parking can be found on the street. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Gratuity of 20% is automatically added to tabs for parties of 6+. Lounge seating consists of sitting at the bar. Large groups are not ideal; table tops seating four without ample room to combine tables. Seating can also be found around the pie station. Pie Dive Bar offers a full bar as well as house cocktails. Food menu is narrow, offering savory and sweet pie choices. My wife sipped on a Jameson on the rocks for $9 while I sipped on a glass of A'ki Cab for $10. For dinner my wife chose the Steak Pie for $16: flank steak, onions, garlic, potatoes, peas, carrots and cream of mushroom sauce. Served with a Rocket Beet side salad. My wife did not like that her salad was served on the same plate as her pie since it was unavoidable that the dressing would end up touching her pie. I chose the Chicken Pie for $14: chicken, onions, garlic, red potatoes, peas, carrots and a cream sauce. Served with a Rocket Beet side salad. Comfort in each bite. We took a slice of Banana Bourbon Cream Pie to-go for $10. Admittedly, I'm not a banana cream pie lover (my wife is) and this slice didn't change my mind. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall, Pie Dive Bar is the perfect stop when craving comfort food.

Pie Dive Bar is a must-visit! The sweet and savory pies were amazing, and the atmosphere was cozy…read moreand warm. Perfect for date night or just hanging out--definitely worth your time!

Who doesn't love a local establishment. Great vibes and the secret weapon was the food. It was…read moreprobably the best Reuben sandwich I've had in while. Will definitely come back. Very fun.

The food is home cooking delicious. Eclectic atmosphere…read more The best people you could wish for. This place is real.

Over a decade ago I was here for a magic event, and I liked the staff and food. the service was…read morepolite abd super professional. it's been hella long and I remember thiking I'd eat the food again, which I renember involving sweet potato fries. I love the high ceilings and stage, it's a very comfortable experience for eating, games, or music. The cards were in a room in the back and weren't a main thing for the venue. The only downside of my exlerience there was the other patrons there for the tournement, never have I seen a more wretched hive of scum and villiany. If you're going there for games the rampant poor sportsmanship was unreal amd pervasive. No one I encountered could either win or lose graciously, and they want your money.

A friendly and funky art space, bar and restaurant, Mirkwood offers an alternative to the stodgy…read moreand predictable culture of Arlington, with delicious food and exciting music and events. The atmosphere is fantasy-themed and incense-y, the service is prompt and helpful. Bar menu and specials are surprisingly unfocused and un-intriguing in such a creative place, but the taps are ok. Missing star for ill-kept restrooms. A solid three star place, but the engaged and upbeat service and local music give them that fourth star and my glad recommendation. If you've had enough of trucker hat uptight tighty-whitey Arlington for one day, relax here, enjoy a bite and bevvy, and take in some local music and cool vibes.

The Stanwood is as classic and historic as a dive bar can get, and you feel it in your bones here…read more You can almost see them, the echos of farmers, fishermen, lumberjacks and merchants from long ago bellying up to the worn, woody bar, playing cards at the tables, listening to music and local gossip as they smoked, spit and drank by the fireplace on dank northwest evenings of old. My memories here only stretch back a few decades, as a struggling musician playing the occasional show here back in the 90's and early Aughts, when they had local music nights. Stanwood seemed an exotic northern cowtown to this Seattle punk in those days. But the woody, ghosts-and-grit vibe enchanted me even then. Now it's a local hang. So cool. It's the only place in town with a pool table, and it's an uneven, wonderfully funky relic with mysterious, erm, attributes (mind the beam). There's an electronic dart board too, and a "beer garden" (read: outdoor area where you can smoke and drink) in warmer months, for those who haven't yet figured out that smoking is unhealthy and makes you stink. But: there it is. Adults only. Put your phone away. Talk to people. Eat and drink things that you probably shouldn't, and soak it in. The food is decent, no frills bar food, and your bartender (if you're lucky, Amy - she does a fine job) is usually also your cook, so have patience. The drinks are reasonably priced, and I recommend sticking with traditional mid-shelf cocktails and beer, and avoiding the foo-foo frozé stuff and sugary "specials". Those are just headaches in a glass, friend... For lovers of old, haunted places and classic dives, The Stanwood Hotel and Tavern is your huckleberry! Stop by, and see if you don't leave a little of your soul behind here too. You might see me and my gal shooting pool, and laughing about how the cue ball seems to wander off in its own sometimes, especially around that one old reddish stain...

Great staple in Stanwood, the bartender was super nice and very fast. Great local spot! Can't…read morewait for the hotel to open up!

I went for lunch on a Sunday in March at 12:30pm and I was the only one in the restaurant. Ambiance…read morewas casual with sports playing on multiple T.V's. Service was fast and friendly. I ordered a Bow Burger with a Clam Chowder for the side The price was $25.99 The burger was slightly undercooked to my liking since I ordered it well done but it came out with pink in the center. The bun was sourced from the BreadFarm down the street. The bun was very tough to chew though, which most likely means it was a day old or maybe longer. The soup was made in house and tasted good. Overall the meal was okay for a small town.

Kinda off the trail. Seriously old school place…read more Shuffleboards and such. Seriously game. The food... I was definitely having the Capt platter. The clams were just small nuggets of frozen. The shrimps were a bit better, the cod and pan fried oysters stole the show.