I had the avocado scramble. And it was delicious and the service was great. The coffee was awesome…read more And the hash browns are exactly the way they should be cooked. You need to stop at this place. My wife had the the farmers omelette and the thing was jam-packed with bacon sausage cheese and it was great

Brekky brekky brekky!…read more Food was alright, service was good. Ambiance was interesting. We liked reading all the ads on the table.

Food is great! But bring your coat! Cold outside, even colder inside. Would have enjoyed myself…read moremore without the goosebumps.

Me and my fiancé took his stepmom and dad here for dinner on Sunday. He had been to this restaurant…read moreyears ago and didn't have a good impression so we decided to try it again. Were we blown away! We started with appetizers of cheesy bread and salad salads, then we ordered pizzas and baked pasta. Everything was amazing. Pizza was wonderful with great toppings and lots of flavor and the crust was awesome. My fiancé had never had the baked spaghetti before and we tried it and he loved it! Great pasta sauce, flavor, and the noodles were cooked perfectly Kelsey, our waitress was absolutely amazing as well, we definitely will be back!

It's not that they have bad food; they can make a decent sandwich. It's not that they have bad…read morecoffee, or bake bad cookies. They actually do an ok job sometimes (don't get the croissants though. Raw in the middle). It's just that the service can be so distracted it feels like you're interrupting them when you go to the counter to order. And your food might show up all at once, or more likely whenever they get around to it. They may or may not forget your order while gossiping or arguing. They might over steam the milk in your latte. The soup might not show up with your sandwich. Your mocha might not be stirred, leaving all the chocolate in the bottom. And so on. But if you listen closely you'll know who is dating who and what they think of having to work shifts they don't want... Maturity, focus and attentive management would turn this cute concept into a shop to patronize. As it stands, we avoid it because we just don't need the frustration. There's nothing here that isn't being done better elsewhere. Nice idea, gen-z execution. Not recommended at this time.

I was driving through town and looking for something for breakfast. I stopped in and grabbed a egg…read moremeal muffin, cinnamon roll, and a coffee. Everything was fantastic and clearly made from scratch with fresh ingredients. It was a little pricey, but I guess that's to be expected in this area. The service was great & the interior is welcoming. Overall, I highly recommend you stop in.

Midrange food & beverage, very safe and predictable, geared towards the UMC former biff & muffy…read moretourist types that still use terms like "brewski" and "girl drink", talk about their golf handicaps and boats. Service is professional enough but gets tepid if you're just a two-top and not dropping big c-notes. Food is over-priced and unoriginal, except for the occasional tangent on the specials board - check it out as you come in. The mood and interior are angular and uneventful. Just not my kind of place. If you're feeling flush and need an unchallenging menu for unadventurous dinner guests, this is an excellent choice. But me? Nah.

Food and service is good. Quiet place, dim lit. Food is cooked correctly, the tuna is a cool…read moreappetizer. Only gripe is the steak and tomahawk were over-salted. Not to the point that it wasn't edible, but it's definitely more for the type of person that likes their stuff salty.

I mean Best Homemade Cheese I had in years Tbh Sweet not to Tangy Some good Food in this Joint fr.read more

A pretty standard Teriyaki place…read more The portion sizes were large with lots of chicken and a good quantity of rice, which was the strength of this restaurant. The chicken was tender with pretty standard flavor, but had a little more much sauce than I like (as is common with Teriyaki restaurants). I did not find the salad appealing - iceberg lettuce with an Asian sesame dressing -- pretty nondescript and not great. The California roll was ok, a nice appetizer to go with the teriyaki. They had a few kinds of sushi and a variety of other Asian food offerings, meaning a fair amount of choice. The restaurant does a very busy takeout business, as well as having several tables occupied inside. It is clear that it is a local favorite. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the food came out quicker than promised. FYI: parking can be difficult on Friday or Saturday night ... more people want to go than there are spaces available.

Excellent service, delicious food topped with a great atmosphere! If you find yourself craving a…read moregreat burger and plenty of beers on tap then this the place to go!

Ok, it's not all bad. I tried to like it. But several things brought on this midlin' review…read more High Fructose Corn Syrup. Really? At a time when the US is trying to get away from all the ugly highly processed foods? When a company feeds me garbage, it doesn't make me feel like I can trust their other ingredients. 1/3 lb burgers. The meat was good, a bit too salty, and not all that mammoth. I would expect half pounders with a name like that. ($60 will get you the Mammouth 1 lb Burger with a pound of fries) I upgraded to the garlic fries. They were plentiful, Lots of garlic, but oversalted--so much so, I left half of them uneaten. That, and because the ketchup was tainted, made me lose my appetite. Solve those two and they would have been delicious. I spoke with the waitress first, She wasn't very receptive. Later I asked to speak to the manager because I really would like to see this be a great restaurant there in Stanwood. Sadly, he wasn't there, and she told me they wouldn't consider changing it even if he was. Good things: nice ambiance. Great small town location. The service wasn't bad. Recommendation: They should stop saving a few pennies by serving awful ingredients at a time when America is aiming at a new health motto: "Eat real food."

Great food. Great service. Great drinks. Our go to spot for a nice night out. Always consistentread more

They do an excellent job with the food quality, service, generous portions, reasonable prices, and…read morereally friendly owners and staff. One of our favorite restaurants. They have a small bar area, 4 or 5 booths, window tables, a separate room with more tables and and a semi-private room for a larger party, available by reservation. We've always had a great dining experience here.

Great Japanese food option in the area…read more Tried all the onigiris. Definitely order over the phone and pick it up. I'll be back to try the curries. The service was great and it looks really family friendly

This restaurant is run by a friendly husband and wife team where the wife is the cook and the…read morehusband runs the front end. The restaurant is very neat and clean. The food here is authentic fresh and delicious. If you want a variety of items, order a Bento. As the photo shows, the bento contains a piece of apple for dessert, a salad with delicious miso dressing, macaroni salad, tonkatsu dipping sauce for the main course, potatoes and carrots cooked in a broth, edamame, sweet egg blocks, bean sprouts lightly cooked in a sweet soy broth, pickled cucumbers and rice with sesame seeds sprinkled on top. The star of this bento is the wonderful pork cutlet. It's so crispy on the outside and so moist and tender on the inside. It's one of the best I've had since my obaasan (grandma) was around. We'll be back to try the other options soon!

Every time I think I've found my new favorite Thai food restaurant in the Seattle area, I am proven…read morewrong because then I go somewhere to eat like Pat's Thai Shabu and you guessed it, I have a new favorite. Literally everything we tasted was delicious. I won't go into it because I think you should just go with your heart when you look at the menu, but I would bet my last dollar that everything you order off this menu is going to be delicious. Our waiter was very nice & attentive and a huge fan of the food he was serving which I always take as a good sign! I can't wait to go back and try the sushi and the hot pot. They do different special things like that on different days.

Stopped in for dinner for the first time. Ordered fresh shrimp rolls (pictured). Very fresh and…read morefantastic peanut sauce. Ordered Pad Kee Maw (chicken) with a 3-star spice. Very good with a perfect spice level. Service was excellent, very friendly. The place was very dead so zero noise though a little chilly. Definitely recommend the establishment.

Very friendly service. Excellent breakfast sandwich. Warm and welcoming atmosphere. Love the little…read moretouches in the eating space. Very cool mugs for sake.

Yeah. Is this place better than subway. No. The shop itself felt clean and comfortable but that's…read morethe positive. My issue was with the food. The french bread roll was rubbery like a hotdog roll from the freezer. Light on a salami meat. The ice latte was bad. I'm unclear what could have caused the flavor but I left 90% of it undrank. I don't think I'll go back to this place when subway (Americas least acceptable sandwich). If I was in the area, I think I'd rather go Nextdoor to the bar for an equally priced burger.