We love tapped!!! It's such a great addition to restaurants in the mill creek area. We love coming…read morehere with friends!

---This review is for a delivery order---…read more I really like Tapped - their staff is usually very friendly, the food good. Unfortunately tonight, I decided to place a take out order and specified that I did not want aioli or bacon jam on my burger. When it arrived (via Uber Eats), it came with bacon jam and aioli. I called Tapped to ask how I could ensure this doesn't happen in the future and was told to do exactly what I did do (put the request into the notes section on the bottom) and that "...human error occurs and we'll just have to do better." No offer for a refund, a new order, nothing. Just an 'oops'. Pretty bummed - expected better.

I arrived at 4:30 on a Thursday (hours 4-9) and ny bladder was extremely full, but they were…read moreclosed. The salon next door was kind enough to let me use their restroom. My friend and I decided to go for a walk to give 4stitch more time to open, and as we were leaving someone came to unlock the brewery. When we got back around 6, the establishment was open with a few patrons inside. I got a couple tasters and we played 3D tic tac toe while chatting. I would not recommend the churro, but the stout and winter ale were solid.

We went here for our pup's birthday, which happened to be on a Monday... thankfully this brewery…read morewas open, as many aren't on Mondays. They even had trivia too, which a breath of fresh air from all the other breweries competing for Wednesday spots. The beer was delicious and they do have food carts occasionally but if not there, you can bring your own food. We had a great time and the beer was quite delicious... my wife really enjoyed the summer ale, and she is not much a beer drinker. The service was great too! Very welcoming even for a Coug in a Husky environment. We will be going here again and even may try the Woodinville site, which has a kitchen.

In short A little divey, tons of pool tables and TVs, pull…read moretabs, full bar, and a surprisingly interesting kitchen. If you're in the mood for a basic place where they do everything right, you can probably round up a star. In long This has been at least one other sports bar, and you might be surprised how big it is inside. There's a decent amount of parking, and a ton of reliable places to eat also surround this lot. I came in to check out Husky hoops yesterday afternoon, which nobody around here was showing since it was on a streaming platform. The place was empty when I showed up 'cause it was way between lunch and dinner, so I got to chat with the cool bartender a bit. She had already scoured their channel guides to see which local teams she'd be able to show, so we shared a cheerful grumble about how you can't just get one subscription to cable anymore and see all your teams' games. I didn't get the sense she was a sports dork like me, so she was doing this so she could do a good job at work. I like that!@ This place from the outside looks like it might seat about 25, but the reality is that it's several times that big. Dozen pool tables scattered around, plenty of room for everybody to line up shots. Couple dozen TVs. Huge horseshoe-shaped bar going from the middle of room to the back corner, lots of stools. You can see a few nice choices for spirits here and there. Full bar for sure. Beers are a little on the industrial side, probably no wines. She mixed a decent old-fashioned for me, but asked multiple questions about how I liked it. I really loved how detailed she was with everything--which games are on, which drinks they have, how to make them, how they serve their food. She didn't seem like the owner (I don't think) but she knew the whole place like the back of her hand. I had a prime rib dip, which was just the sandwich you want when you can have a little cheat. Good chewy onion rings that didn't pull apart after one bite--you get batter and onion, both, every time. Jus was good, meat was tender, bread had a nice chew to it. The chef puts his name on at least one dish, and the bartender went on about how much scratch cooking he does. I asked if she recommended something specific, and she rattled off half the menu. This is definitely a place where you can happily eat during the game. I was out the door with a meal and a drink for under $30, which is an amazing value these days.

is great place to relax bartenders are the best, food service needs help…read more Will be there tomorrow!

Great local spot for games. Taco truck outside with a couple tables on the sidewalk makes easy…read moresatisfaction. Not much to vibe except everyone pretty much knows each other. Service low key as they are pretty familiar with the regulars.

Our friend suggested we meet here to hang out. We originally missed the turn into the parking lot,…read morebut was able to go to the roundabout to bring us back. We immediately loved the layout, they had the bar and seating on one side with their fridges and on the otherside of the wall is a lounge area with TVs, couches, and a shuffleboard table. Along with the many beer options, they had non-alcoholic options in their fridge. I got this Mela Watermelon water. The beertenders were personable and welcoming. This would be a great place to get the buddies together and watch a game.

First, I really enjoyed my beer. I told the staff what I usually drink and they gave me a couple…read moresamples of something similar. It was not an exact match, but very good. I plan to go back and try more. I love that they're dog friendly, even if I never take mine I love seeing everyone else's. There is plenty of seating, inside and out. My only disappointment is I didn't have time to play pinball. Next time!

Great local brewery. They always have good tunes playing, great drafts and ciders on tap and I love…read morethat you can bring your doggo and own good! We usually grab sushi or poke bowls. Always a good time!

Straight up great place. Dog friendly, motorsports focus. Pizza, sandwiches, pretzel & cookies all…read morerock. Constantly rotating taps for beer, cider & seltzers. Great spot for a big group gathering. No better place to watch Moto GP or F1 on the Eastside. Honestly, shocked at some of the negative reviews. The owners rock, staff is all super cool & friendly. I suspect this negative reviews are sad miserable people that should probably stay home & focus on improving the hellscape that is their lives.

I have lived in this area for 5 years and have seen breweries come and go at this location but…read morewheelie pop is an absolute gem, and I am so happy that they took over this location. Mark the owner and Emily his right hand gal are some of the kindest human beings around, and they always make you feel welcome when you come in. I could not recommend this brewery enough, between the rotating taps, friendly atmosphere, fun events, and incredibly yummy food this is one of my favorite spots to pop in and grab a quick bite and a delicious beer.

First time in after passing it for a year, and the ambiance is very relaxed and laid back with a…read moreplayful and game-centered theme. The service is friendly and helpful, offering samples of any tap option (even multiple), and when we walked in the person behind the counter was playing cribbage with someone (customer?) but paused the game promptly to help us. They have 20 taps of beer/cider, a few canned Coca Cola products, pickle dilly bites, and prepackaged snacks like candy, small bags of chips, and nuts. There are no hot food menu options but they're fine with you bringing in your own food. Overall, this place is great for people who like to have drinks while watching sports or playing board games (which they have several options to choose from), and is great for groups with its wide open floor plan, but not great for someone looking to have lunch or dinner with their beverages. They have monthly comedy nights/improv and weekly cribbage on Thursdays (according to the person playing with the bar staff).

Decibel Brewing turned over the business location to Good Brewing. This is their 4th location that…read morespecializes in aged beers. Great beers!!

The servers and bartenders are all amazing. They get to know you and treat you like family. Jackie,…read moreTrevor, Mitch, Hannah and Nay are all really great at their job. Think the opposite of Comcast!

Hand battered onion rings w BBQ burger. So tasty. Good service and quality kitchen. Will be backread more

Came here for a Friday brew. It's the best place in the world. Good friends, good beer and a…read moregreat place to enjoy a Friday night. If you're hungry they have snacks. If you're even more hungry order online. Not a problem. Come check it out!

Everett has a few cool breweries that I frequent. Admittedly, I only stop into Lazy Boy when…read moresomeone else suggests Lazy Boy. Although Lazy Boy isn't my favorite Everett brewery, I do stock Lazy Boy brew in my fridge. The amber is my favorite. Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Visa and MasterCard are accepted forms of payment. Lazy Boy is family and dog friendly. Lazy Boy is a warehouse type of brewery. Location is in the middle of warehouse businesses. Indoors is cement, pipes, wires and painted/taped floors. Bring a light sweatshirt if you get cold easily. Lazy Boy offers a few light snacks: popcorn (donations welcome) and snack-sized chips. One can bring in their own food or they can order food from local restaurants. Restaurant menus are available to view. Aside from drinking brew and visiting friends/family, Lazy Boy has a couple pin ball games, darts and fooseball to play. Keep brewing tasty beer Lazy Boy and I'll keep stocking it.

Since no one has taken a decent photo of the interior space, here it is! Fairly small bar, Saturday…read morenight 7:45pm, I got lucky with snagging a couple bar top spots but otherwise no tables were available. Food was pretty good - just selected a few of their appetizers; my favorite was the fried dumplings! Spam Masubi was just ok, kinda dry - I'm used to there being a bit of eel sauce beyond just the spam glaze, but I'd try it again! The Mac salad could have used some salt and pepper. Note: they did offer me S&P, so I could have spruced it up myself & I understand wanting to cater to majority tastes - nonetheless I found it to be a bit bland. Multiple Tv screens. Looks like a good place to catch a game with friends. Overall, will be back!

Haven't been here since they first opened a way long time ago in 2011, 2012 maybe. The Twisted…read moreLimed didn't make a good first impression back then both in service and most definitely the menu. But here we are, 2025 and with time to kill decided to give this neighborhood watering hole another go. First off, since we were there during the day it wasn't too busy which was kinda nice. Because it's kind of a small pub it would be horribly crowded, even with their outside seating on a busy Friday or Saturday night. Lotsa T.V. with sports and nice island-style tunes with a noise level where you can have a conversation w/o having to repeat yourself or yell. Service was good, mostly due to the time of day, light crowd, so we were able to sit where we wanted, given menus, ordered drinks. Our server was personable, made regular check ins and food time from order to service was perfect. Now what motivated me to write this review was mainly because of the food. Because honestly, I was pleasantly surprised. With the Island /Hawai'i thing being their theme, some of their menu that reflected that. So I decided I'd give some of my island favorites a try, of course with some lowered expectations. I mean I've eaten at some local island/Hawaiian places here in Western Washington run by islanders that were subpar and some cases bad. The meals I gauge would the loco moco and spam musubi. So at the Twisted Lime, that's what ordered. Wifey had a big ol' plate of their Nacho Mama. Her take, loved it. Perfect as not so much stuff on it to make the chips all soggy, go good amount of toppings, nice crisp chips and the guacamole, super tasty. My meal, I was pleasantly surprised. The musubi was excellent. That being a good SPAM to rice ratio, nice strip of nori and good flava. In case you wonder, most good musubi should have a piece of SPAM at least 1/2 thick, and rice 3x that. Place that cheap out give a sliver of SPAM and a butt-ton of rice. Examples of poorly made musubi: the ones they make at Town and Country Market in Mill Creek and Marination at T-Mobile. If you like 'em from those places, good on you. But if you ever had a well made, well proportioned one, you'll never go back. Examples of local perfect musubi: Sushi Spott so far has my number one spot, but Hawaiian Sun in Everett, and as of this review, Twisted Lime has damn good musubi. Now for their Loco Moco. First off, damn fine presentation, second off, "ONO GRINDZ". I wouldn't say broke da mout, but pretty damn close. Good proportions of rice, good amount of gravy with good flava, two beef patties, also with good flava and a nice egg over-easy. My only comments are, 1. For their loco moco price ($18), only one egg? I know that most loco mocos I've made or ordered, standard (especially in Hawai'i), two eggs brah! 2. If you wanna do the whole Aloha theme, Hawaiian mac is a standard/complementary side of any Hawaiian meal. Not something to be added to the price. Any plate lunch includes Hawaiian mac. Seriously, Google Search images. Kinda like burgers, fries should always be included, so bravo to the places that do that and shame on the ones that charge over $10.00 for a burger and don't include fries. 3. For a neighborhood bar, I'm surprised it isn't family friendly for a time. Example, the Savage Moose in Kenmore, sports bar, FF until 2100 hours. 4. No smoking or vaping in the outdoors seating? It's.....outdoors. It's not like you're out there for the view unless you enjoy the view of other businesses and a neighborhood street. But whatever. Bottom line, the food tasted good and didn't disappoint. Good solid service (can't speak to when it gets crazy busy). Star lost on the above comments, but otherwise I would definitely go there again. If anything I'm now curious of how their Kalua Pork is, comparatively speaking to what I know is good Kalua Pork.