What a find! Everything about our dinner at The Cottage was 5-star. Our server Peter was top-notch,…read moreand the live music by Lyle created the perfect vibe, acoustic songs you can sing along to without being so loud you can't talk. The Food: The broccoli cheddar soup is a must-try (so unique!), and the hazelnut prawns were magnificent. My husband loved his cod - it was incredibly buttery. Don't skip the cheesecake and French press coffee! The Bonus: Even the bathrooms are impressive! Roomy, private single stalls that are clean and stocked with breath mints. It's those little details that make this place a gem. We will definitely be back!

The cottage is one of my favorite brunch spots! I have tried to many dishes and they're all…read moreconsistently great. They also have tons of cocktail options too. This particular day we got to sit next to the fireplace in the big comfy chairs. It has such a warm and cozy atmosphere. They do also have outside covered dining as well with heaters in case it isn't warm outside. My personal fav is the eggs Benedict on a CROISSANT! The quiche is also a favorite go to with a little side salad for balance. BIG Shout out to Michelle! She is 5/5 on service and made our experience so much fun. Perfect spot for weekend brunch when you want to slow down and enjoy your weekend!

We love this place! Tasty food, good service, nice atmosphere, and they're busy which is a great…read morething because it means people like their food! We have gone other places and they just don't measure up.

tl;dr Great American style breakfast…read more Came here for brunch and left stuffed and nostalgic. I used to get an American breakfast everytime I visited by grandparents and this brought me right back to those days. The food is delicious, if a bit heavy, but if you come here you know what you're getting. The staff is so friendly and the restaurant has some great decorations and a fireplace!

Previous review was from 2018 and this updated one was for a brunch visit back on 9/8/24…read more Since this remains a popular north end destination, pro tip - best to have reservations. Service was notably much more welcoming, the interior & vibe remained on point. The College Friend and birthday celebrant went all out and had the Fried Chicken Sandwich with fries. Notable was that the sizable chicken filet was both buttermilk and pickle juice brined. I opted for the buttermilk pancakes with a blueberry peach compote and a side of Hempler bacon. The fruit compote was so delicious, the maple syrup was a bit of an afterthought. So contrary to my previous review, I did return albeit 6.5 years later. And props to them, compared to other greater Seattle spots that have shuttered, The Guest House seems to have staying power in Kenmore.

We went during what we thought was brunch time (11am on Sunday) and were surprised that...there…read moreisn't any brunch? Apparently they "stopped doing that" in September, which was unclear from their website or Yelp reviews/pics, and it wasn't just me--the table next to me asked their server the same thing. My friend and I got brunch-y drinks (mimosa, spicy Bloody Mary), and then each got one of the only two items on the menu that had eggs (shakshuka and a breakfast sandwich). While I can't comment on the shakshuka, the breakfast sandwich had thick bread that was toasted a bit too much and wrecked the roof of my mouth. The drinks were good but the sandwich + a mimosa set me back $30 before tip so I don't think I'll be coming back again--certainly not during "brunch" time!

Good service, tasty food, good portion size, pleasant atmosphere…read more Had the club sandwich with fries. Delicious!

Kind service. Very busy and packed with families. Service was very fast once seated. Portions felt…read morea bit small, but was enough. Hollandaise for eggs Benedict was a bit sour and English muffin was a bit soggy fast, so didnt love that but overall decent. Lox bagel served with a salad which was a nice touch. Lots of lox given. Love that you can sub potatoes for grilled or sautéed veggies.

We stopped for breakfast during a quick visit to Everett from Los Angeles. From the moment we…read morewalked in, we were greeted by a friendly gentleman, whose name I regretfully didn't get. The food was amazing! From the lemon blueberry coffee cake to the Edmonds French Toast, to the California Scramble. Chef's kiss, for sure. Our server Diana was so friendly and accommodating. Her bright disposition and attentive service made this the most pleasant dining experience. I can't wait to come back once I move here. Great job!

Absolutely wonderful! The Mill Creek omelette was just what I wanted. I added Swiss cheese and had…read morethe gravy on the side. Potatoes were very tasty too. Sausage gravy could use a little more gravy.

Ordered via DoorDash, I got the Pig in a blanket which was three pancakes rolled around breakfast…read moresausage, with cream cheese and strawberry preserve on top. Over a fried hard egg. I was surprised how flavorful and fresh this meal was. It was soooo good and bursting with flavor!!!!!! Because I did DoorDash I didn't get to experience the ambiance. With the order they provided condiments and everything I needed. Overall.... I need this dish again!

Great mom & pop cafe on the corner of 79th and Aurora. There are a few dedicated parking spots…read morebehind the restaurant off of 79th, as well as spots along 79th. Best to approach southbound on Aurora. (Otherwise, take Linden and turn on 79th.) The menu is typically breakfast/lunch fare: pancakes/french toast, omelets, benedict's, along with sandwiches, burgers and soups. They also offer additional daily specials, and a kids menu. The food is delicious and very well prepared. This is a family owned restaurant and there is always a smile and gratitude for the customers. There is a Mexican grocery store on the other end of the block, offering a multi-purpose adventure!

Disclaimer- visit McMenamins Anderson School for beer festivals. We have never tried the food…read more With that said, like the majority of McMenamins properties I have visited, they are always interesting with a sense of historical flair. A beautiful property with all kinds of little treasures as you explore. This time we came across The Shed. It's a quaint little cocktail/ whiskey bar. Limited seating but great customer service. Very knowledgeable on what they have available. Look forward to exploring the property more. The Winter Beerfest is always a fun event and kudos for the additional fire pits!

Highlights: love that this is an old school converted into a hotel with lots of fun and delicious…read morerestaurants and bars on the property. I love all the art and homage paid to Bothell famous figures. Super, super friendly and welcoming staff. Cons: the smell. It's an old building, I get it. But I could not get over the musty smell of the hallways. Thankfully the offending aroma did not bleed into the hotel room. The bed and bedding were just ok. I would have preferred a cozier bed. No fridge or microwave in room so we could not keep any leftovers.

Had an amazing experience there, the staff were very friendly , the food was great. Want to give a…read moreshout out to the hostess Vicky who sat us, we had a very lovely conversation. Highly recommend you go ! A good note is it does get quite busy during the weekends.

Always consistently good! I typically order the same couple items whenever I go. Always great,…read morecustomer service is never bad either even when they are very busy.

Such a great breakfast place with amazing service. As you walk in, the vibe is perfect. We got sat…read moreright next to the fireplace which made the experience even better. We first started off with one of the blueberry coffee muffin cakes. It was the perfect amount of sweet, mixed with the blueberry bit (yum). We we ordered mimosas (can't go wrong there), my wife ordered the traditional breakfast with chicken sausage, and I ordered the burrito. In both cases, the potatoes were very soft and tasty and the bread and table raspberry jam from scratch is perfect. Probably one of the best burritos I've ever had for breakfast. If you're in the neck of the woods, you have to stop here for breakfast. Parking can be a nightmare

Went here for brunch on a Sunday and inside seating was pretty packed but we could be seated…read moreoutside immediately. We got the Cuban pork hash, ham hash (from the specials menu), corned beef hash, and breakfast burrito. The potatoes were unique because they were neither crispy but they weren't mushy either and very nicely fluffy inside. Also very well seasoned! The eggs were perfectly done and oozy, the hollandaise sauce was light, more so added for extra creaminess. I'm not usually the biggest fan of hollandaise sauce as I find it sometimes too heavy but this was less rich which was nice. The breakfast burrito was tasty, nice amount of filling. I enjoyed the cubes of ham and how it wasn't overly salty. Definitely eat with hot sauce and some black pepper. I think it would get a little mundane if you were to eat the whole thing yourself but it's not bad. The banana bread donut isn't really a donut. More so a banana bread Bundt cake. It was nice, slightly sweet with what tasted like whipped browned butter.

Been to Beardslee Public House a couple times. The service is fine, had no issues when I was dining…read morethere. Food came out shortly after ordering, didn't have to wait long. I ordered the pretzel and poutine fries to share. Pretzel wasn't good - the bread was dry and felt like it was already baked and warmed up. The pretzel was also over baked. The poutine fries were huge, definitely a good amount to share with several people. The fries came out hot and fresh. I also ordered a pepperoni pizza for my entree. It's a good size to share with another person. Pizza came out hot and the thin crust was perfect.

Extensive menu, excellent service, but VERY LOUD. Although there is a pub feel there is something…read morefor everyone on this delicious menu, and we enjoyed the chicken wings in Szechuan sauce and the smash burger off the HH menu. Good portion sizes and tasty! Old fashioned cocktail was nice and strong, and lots of beers to choose from too. Couple of misses...something is up with the acoustics because there is a constant din that you have to yell over to be heard by your table mates. They automatically add 20% which I was fine with because service was great, but just a heads up. And prices seem high, like two meals and two drinks at HH prices was $70 before tip, you'd think it would be more of a bargain. But still, I wouldn't mind going back to try more of their menu.