One of the finest turf fields in Bothell. Ideal for soccer games. So far played on #2 and #4. Part…read moreof the North Creek business park. The field can be used for baseball, football or soccer. It's fine to use the field for some pick up games,. But if you need the field for any events, the reservations are managed by City of Bothell. All of them have equipped with lights - and it's very comfortable playing under lights. Fields have covered dugouts, restrooms near by and parking as well. If you are planning to go for a walk around the fields, it's a 3 mile round sidewalks for the field as well. Always enjoyed playing here, especially when it's wet!

3 nice turf fields and 1 grass (the southernmost one). All configured for 60' softball/LL and…read moresoccer. Great place for a quick pick-up game of soccer (usually lunchtime) or frisbee-football. Field reservations are coordinated through City of Bothell All fields have lights. Restrooms are adequate (1 facilty each located north and south). Covered dugouts on turf fields.

Movie and yummy beer and nice theater seats... what more can you ask for. It was $13 for adults…read more Saw "Help Me". Recommended coming an hour before to settle in, pick your own seats and grab a cider. Got the Tropical pizza , a pepperoni pizza with pickled jalapeños and pineapple . Good sound system and super friendly staff!

Cute theater on the McMenamins campus. Ticket prices can't be beat. Chairs are super comfy and…read morestaff is really nice. Food offerings are on the pricy side, but likely on par with everything else these days. Food is delivered to your seat and comes out fast, hot & fresh. Great spot for a date night, or when you don't want to deal with the usual movie theater crowds.

Cascadia is not as bad as some of these comments suggest, but it is not a Good College. Some Staff…read moremembers certainly care about the students and will go Above & Beyond to help them. That is not the case for all staff, and you should proceed with caution when signing up for specific Professors. Most people who have gone will tell you that at its best, it is "OK," and at its worst, very bad. I am somewhere in the middle of those perspectives. To all who read, good luck on your higher education journey!

It's a community college, and fits the stereotype. If you want a cheap and easy education, this is…read moreyour place; if you want to learn, best go elsewhere. There are probably a lot of great opportunities here if you're in High School and want easy access to Running Start. It's affordable, has a moderate selection of introductory and survey topics (not much in depth education, though) and has reasonable class sizes. I'm retired and attended largely out of boredom; I found the standard of education, however, to be fairly low and the qualifications of the professors to be exceptionally disappointed (I had two good teachers, both of whom were dismissed; I also had one absolutely awful teacher, who is still there). For my needs, I'll instead be auditing classes at UW. On the bright side, it has a surprisingly beautiful campus and, as another reviewer notes, a nice library.

The campus property houses both the University of Washington-Bothell and Cascadia community…read morecollege. Come see the crows roost in the evenings on the large roofs of some campus buildings.

My experience with Blake as an international advisor was extremely disappointing!!' Throughout my…read moreinteractions with him, I found him extremely unhelpful, dismissive, and poorly informed about issues that are important to me and my friends. Rather than providing clear guidance, he often left us with more confusion and uncertainty than I had before seeking help. What was most frustrating was the apparent lack of concern for our student needs. Many interactions felt rushed and dismissive, as though our questions and concerns were an inconvenience rather than a core part of the job. He doesn't understand us because of accent and also he has not been in our position before. I also feel like he hates secretly us because we got more money than him and he has nothing But a weird hair cut. based on my interactions, I would not recommend seeking assistance from Blake or anyone in this office. They don't have our interests in mind and want us to be deported. My gut tells me that. I transferred Out to another school and wish that never wasted time at UWB. Terrible place and terrible advisors.

Came here for a show that was offered via Groupon. Seating and viewing was great. Facility was…read moreclean and show went as communicated. Would come here again for other shows/etc.

Such a great cozy hometown theatre. We love coming here. Not a bad seat in the house and even great…read morefor kids! I do wish there were more shows available. The Director was kind even though busy. The greeters at the front door were not friendly when we entered or left.

Sweet little museum right in the heart of Bothell. We stumbled upon this little place while we…read morewere at the park. We saw a number of folks coming in and out of the of this old cabin and Schoolhouse and decided to check it out. It was a fun surprise for our 2 yr old and 3.5 yr old so see all the old tools and how folks lived as the area was being settled. The old Beckstrom cabin is quaint. You can't go inside - only look from the front door - but it's a very small place with many period piece antiques and tools used in the 1800's. We then ducked into the Hannan House. The docent was very friendly and was a wealth of knowledge. It was kitted out in some great antiques and décor items. Loved the children's room upstairs with all the toys. Had to keep a hand on our daughter as she wanted to cross over the ropes and play with the toys, which were pretty cool. Our favorite was the old Schoolhouse. The docents was very sweet and friendly. Our little guys enjoyed the table with the type writer, mechanical coin bank, and cash register. The docent knew a great deal about the structure and the owners of the schoolhouse. All of the buildings were relocated to the area from other locations in the Bothell area. So nice they the effort is being made to preserve the history and pass it onto the next generation. While our kiddos are very young, they did enjoy exploring and seeing all the items on display in every building. Great little detour. The buildings are all very close together. They are not wheelchair / stroller friendly as many older buildings of the late 1800's / turn of the century were not. Takes about 20-30 minutes to see all the properties.

The glass fusion and sip workshop at MoltenWorks was such a fun and unique experience. I came with…read morea group for a friend's birthday. As a first timer, it was a bit overwhelming to see all the possible styles and cuts of glass to work with, but they do a short info session and video tutorial to help. There are materials included in the cost of the workshop, but also premium upgrades you can pay extra for. The staff does walk around and you can ask for help or tips and techniques.

My review is primarily about customer service and reliability. I honestly tried giving MoltenWorks…read moreSIX chances. We went for our wedding anniversary and spent about $150 on projects, upgrades and drinks. Photo of our unfinished projects attached. A week later we stopped by to pick up the finished projects, however mine was nowhere to be found. They looked for it and took down my information. I called twice a week for a whole month following, either speaking with different customer service people or leaving voicemails and emails. Nobody, even the owner, wants to take accountability for the lost / missing items or do anything to make it right. So incredibly frustrating and disappointing. This was a special creation to celebrate our anniversary and now I am left with bad memories and nothing else. All it could have taken was an apology and an offer to redo the project.