Seeder&#x27;s Steak &amp; Brew

The food is delicious and the waitress is Whitney and she was so nice I got the clams none of them…read morewere closed or bad it was so delicious I'm telling you people come to this place.

We have eaten here several times. The food is good and the prices are not bad. The service is also…read morevery good. I do find the place to be a little dark with their lighting. We do find the place a good place to go and will return.

Cool backbar and homerun derby on he is v

Brownie with ice cream on a hot skillet

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Lunch Menu- Appetizers, Burgers, Wraps.

Room 25

4.1(15 reviews)

0.5 mi

I really like this place! The drink menu is amazing and the pizza is so good! I love their Italian…read morewraps aka Calzones. They don't skimp on the toppings and I appreciate that so much. Service is typically pretty good and the music rocks!

Frankies Pizza has a sidekick bar! All the regular pizza menu + plus cocktails. Try their lemon…read morepepper chicken pizza with another icy cold lemon drop. Manager please Bring back Thursday ladies night.

Frankie's bread sticks... soooo good

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Kimberly special and Raspberry lemon drop!

Yella Beak Saloon

3.5(88 reviews)

1.8 mi

The food is amazing. Everything I have tried has been outstanding. Best Reubin ever. The workers…read moreare very friendly and the atmosphere is inviting.

Pretty empty bar on a Friday night, 2 guys at the front door I guess they were security or maybe…read morejust checking id's not doing much else except eating, 8 people working and maybe 25 patrons. Not an inviting place anymore to visit. The food is absolutely terrible! Have tried the "new" menu 3 times and nothing good to say. Thought it would be hard to screw up nachos but omg they were soggy from being coated in refried beans and the "beer cheese" or whatever it was supposed to be looked disgusting and tasted was sour. Was told to give it a month and the food would get better but it was worse than ever. Really worry-some about a $5 fish sandwich if the nachos can't even be executed properly! To top everything off one of the new owners was sitting at the bar.

Dining.room

Brisket, Mac and cheese, fried mushrooms

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The bar

Blue Rooster

4.8(37 reviews)

3.7 mi

Best latte and mocha. Excellent foam not too bitter or mocha too sweet. Friendly service and clean…read moremodern open seating. Clean restrooms too.

Delicious semi-dry and dry red wines, great service, but ok food. Visited on a weekday and a day…read morebefore a holiday so it was busy during lunch time. I had a flight of red wine with my food. Was a great variety to subdue to the alcohol. My favorite was their Cabarnet Sauvignon. The food was their downside. The sandwich bread was crispy but hard. The cheese wasnt even melted. Chips that came with it were soggy. Service was nice and served my food within five minutes. From what I remember they serve a red wine flight, white wine flight, glasses of wine, food, and coffee! I know im missing another type of wine flight but am sadly forgetting. Overall, i recommend for a good drink. Also their wines are purchasable. It also seems like people love their other food and not their sandwiches so will give another food item a try next time.

Red wine flight

Pretzel

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Ski Inn Sports Bar

2.6(30 reviews)

I was at this bar on Saturday night, and what I witnessed was not just bad service--it was…read moredangerous, negligent, and a textbook example of how bars lose liquor licenses. There were approximately 15 people in the bar and two bartenders working (one male, one female). Despite the low volume, they had no control of the room and kept switching positions behind the bar while the situation steadily deteriorated. Multiple patrons were clearly and excessively over-served. One young woman was passed out unconscious in the bathroom. The man she was with asked the bartender to check on her, and the female bartender refused. Had other patrons not stepped in, that woman could have woken up alone, scared, and locked inside a closed bar. That is not just negligence--it is a serious safety violation. The male bartender was drinking alcohol while working and actively encouraging violence. He continued serving an obviously intoxicated man while instigating him, telling him he could beat up another customer. This happened openly, in front of the bar, with zero concern for consequences. Two patrons who were actually helping de-escalate situations and looking out for others' safety were 86'd and treated poorly, while the real problems were ignored. Meanwhile, the female bartender was encouraging her boyfriend to fight other patrons, and the male bartender joined in by antagonizing already drunk customers. One confrontation stemmed from a customer simply asking for a real glass instead of a plastic one. This is not a "rough night." This is gross incompetence and reckless behavior behind the bar. Over-serving, refusing to check on an unconscious patron, drinking on the job, and encouraging fights are exactly the kinds of violations the liquor board takes very seriously. If you are the owner, consider this a warning you should be grateful this came through as a review and not an official complaint. Because what happened Saturday night is absolutely the type of situation that gets reported, investigated, and documented. These bartenders should not be working unsupervised--if at all. They put patrons at risk and put your business directly in the crosshairs of regulators. The customers who were 86'd while trying to keep people safe should be allowed back. The staff responsible for this behavior should be removed before someone gets hurt and your liquor license becomes a discussion instead of a guarantee. This bar doesn't just need better service--it needs better judgment behind the bar. Immediately.

Not local? Not welcome.... Pudgy, pierced, purple-haired…read morebartender trundled down the bar after about 5 minutes. Carded my 35-year old wife. Fine, but took her Washington State ID down to another bartender to look at it for 5 minutes. I asked her what was taking so long and she pouted and said it was a non-standard ID. Huh? You're a barrender and never seen a non-druver WA ID before. We left to find a more friendly bar down the street.

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The sign appears friendly enough

The Historic Mint Restaurant & Alehouse

3.5(423 reviews)

Solid 3.5 overall…read more We like this place but I probably ordered the wrong thing on the menu - the vermicelli bowl with peanut sauce and the nuac Cham sauce. While the salmon BLT and grilled turkey sandwiches were fine, the bowl was not. The nuac Cham sauce had no fish sauce or taste and the peanut sauce did not taste like peanut sauce and was super thick. It was a bit weird with pickles at the bottom. Normally, the dish has jalapeño and the cucumbers are cut in strips v. Slices. The noodles seemed overcooked. The Portions are decent. We give the sandwiches 4 stars but the bowl is a 3 for taste. Everything else is good- service, average noise. Street parking but fairly easy to find a spot close by.

This is my first time at this restaurant and it was a delight. Our server was fantastic. She had…read moregreat recommendations and she did not steer us wrong. The poutine is what we started with, the fries were piping hot, the gravy was rich and delicious, and did I mention there was bacon jam in there? Since we had the poutine as an appetizer, we opted to get salads instead of the side fries for our burgers and sandwiches. I have to admit this is one of the most impressive side salads I've ever had. The greens were so fresh! On special they had their homemade clam chowder which checked all the boxes, it had a great balance of meat to potato to herb. I will be dreaming about this for the rest of my life. If you see it on special you need to get it. My group ordered the mushroom burger, the the bacon jamburger, and the French dip which we split three ways. And when I tell you we fought over keeping our own. I am not lying. The burgers were juicy, the toppings were generous and well balanced. The French dip had roast beef that just melted in your mouth. For the first time. I don't think I needed the au jus. One of my party ordered the truffle gnocchi with wild mushrooms. I don't know how, but it was somehow light, not too rich, and the gnocchi soft pillows had the perfect fluffy texture. We did have to take most of our food home because the portions were generous. And somehow the gnocchi reheated. Well. I'm going to call that a miracle. All in all, if you're anywhere near Enumclaw you need to go here. We made the trip from Puyallup because my dad could not stop raving about the poutine. Next time I'm in town. I will be back!

Buffalo wings and the steak salad

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Love an ipa and a baked apple cider

Roaring Underground

4.3(18 reviews)

Fun venue for a party! We had a great time at a private event in the speakeasy. Would definitely go…read moreback to try a regular night there as well!

Cute concept. A store in the front and when you give them a password, they push a mirror and allow…read moreentrance into a speakeasy in the back, it's cutely decorated. They have a large menu full of drinks and some food items. We came for a bridal shower and it as a fun addition to the evenings events. The food was tasty, the service was decent. There was only one gal back there for a while and she was friendly but seemed busy and not super attentive. I highly recommend the truffle popcorn. Our friends loved the grilled cheese and soup and I enjoyed the burger! I would recommend checking it out!

Pretty sweet!

Peanut Butter Old Fashion and Cucumber Gimlet

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Cucumber Gimlet

Bordeaux Wine Bar

4.5(48 reviews)

Favorite wine bar for location and relaxed environment with an upscale vibe. My husband and I went…read morefor a date night to enjoy watching the old cars on a Friday. I had to give 5 stars to 2 OUTSTANDING servers: Noah: Such natural charm and care for his customers that he gave a feeling of being "at home". Insightful into everything Enumclaw. Kylie: A GEM of a personality. Very attentive but in a relaxed way that was "just right" We never felt rushed or unattended. PERFECT care and service from Noah and Kylie! Thank you for the food and wine suggestions (everything was delicious)

This is a nice quaint spot in Enumclaw. The rock music was interesting for a wine place.read more

Two flights.

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Cheese platter.

Boots Tavern

4.4(12 reviews)

8.3 mi

PEOPLE OF EARTH: If you haven't experienced the pure chaos that is Boots Tavern, you're living in…read morethe shadow realm of hospitality. This establishment doesn't just serve drinks--they serve EXPERIENCES, specifically soundtracked by an endless loop of Smash Mouth, Avril Lavigne, and *NSYNC that would make Carson Daly weep tears of frosted-tipped joy. The bartenders here don't just pour drinks--they're like spiritual guides through the realm of grain alcohol enlightenment. They've got stuff so potent it could strip paint off a submarine, and they serve it with the kind of confidence usually reserved for bomb disposal experts. Their signature drink, "The Y2K Bug," comes with a mandatory signing of medical release forms and a brief consultation with your next of kin. But let's talk about their commitment to the early 2000s pop music scene. The jukebox exists in a temporal loop where it's perpetually 2003. "All Star" plays every 47 minutes with the precision of an atomic clock. I once witnessed a group of investment bankers completely lose it during "Bye Bye Bye," performing the original choreography with such passion that Justin Timberlake probably felt a disturbance in the force. The weekly karaoke nights are the stuff of local legend. Every Thursday, the entire bar transforms into what I can only describe as "American Idol meets Thunder Dome." Last week, someone performed Britney's "Oops!... I Did It Again" while dressed as a fully-operational vending machine. The crowd went so wild they had to replace three load-bearing walls the next day. The regulars here have developed their own bizarre ecosystem. There's a group that shows up every Tuesday wearing matching bedazzled jumpsuits, and nobody questions it. The staff has started timing their drink service to the exact moment Christina Aguilera hits the high note in "Beautiful." Five stars. Would absolutely risk permanent hearing damage from singing along to "Who Let The Dogs Out" for the 47th time while sipping something that could probably power a jet engine. Just remember to bring your flame-retardant crop top and your signed liability waiver. P.S. The bathroom graffiti is exclusively written in boy band lyrics. It's basically a museum at this point.

If you like small town tavern feeling like you're in montana... this is the place. They treat you…read morewell.

T-mary with the works

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Known for The coldest beer around

The Kettle

4.3(465 reviews)

0.2 mi

Update!! 14 years since my last written review of the Kettle. Since then: My mom has passed on and…read moreyes, it is her recipe that they use for the muffins. The original owners have sold out and it's changed hands a couple of times. However, everything I said in my last review is still true except of course prices have gone up, but they're not outrageous. Truly one of the best breakfasts I've had anywhere in the country/world and I've probably eaten at 2800+ restaurants for breakfast since my initial review here 14 years ago. I still get "my usual" Blueberry Muffin and what's now called the Meatlovers Scramble (add mushrooms). The current price is $22.49 (as of 2/1/25). A full order will easily feed 2 very hungry adults.

Friendly attentive service! They made us feel welcome and took good care of our table. We visited…read moreafter a bike and running race for a much needed refueling brunch on a Sunday. It was busy but it wasn't a long wait for our food. We enjoyed the brisket hash and got recommendations for a gluten free dish with omelette and GF toast. Perfect! Lots of locally inspired decorations which are fin to look at.