Avoid the coffee…read more Ordered Americanos, watered down. Good service . Friday 11am. Overall, pricey. Code sandwich was mostly bread. Crowded due to the weekend of America's 250th.

Valley grill is what every driving range needs. Great food(for the most part) and great selection…read moreon drinks. BlackBerry bacon melt sounds weird but it just works. Flavorful and comes with a load of their fries. Even if you aren't in the mood for a full meal the fries a legit. Many people order those just for that reason. I decided to try the brisket dog for fun and it was great! Even got a load of fries with that too! The only thing that I would not put at the top of the list is the wings. Looked and tasted too soupy. We had a whole friends group and I couldn't give them away. I come here a lot for the range so I'm sure I will make my way through the whole menu. Only complaint for the whole place is that there are not tees for all of the bays(not the valley grills problem). And you can't even use your own tees on the pads. Even if you aren't golfing a great place to hang out and eat!

I grew up in Snohomish and live in Seattle now, so it was really fun to come back and meet up with…read moresome old friends from high school at Oxford Saloon. We went on a very busy Saturday night with a live band playing, and we had such a great time! Our server was wonderful, and even with how busy it was, everything felt fun and welcoming. I loved the atmosphere and the vibes -- it was the perfect place to catch up with old friends and have a great night. I'll definitely be back!

Walking and was told by server it's haunted -- umm ok. Sat close to door!!!…read more Food was okay. Live music was waaayyyy too loud. It was not busy and we could not even talk the music was so loud. Servers were great. Maybe come back again, but lots of choices in the area.

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!

3.5/5 stars! Twisted Lime has been around for quite some…read moretime but it was nice to visit after so long! The interior is Hawaiian-themed and also has an outdoor seating area which is perfect for the summer! My friend and I shared some spam musubi and got some drinks. The spam musubi was...meh. It's not bad but I've had better at Hmart lol. The drinks aren't bad though! I got the margarita and tequila sunrise- yummy! I love how they have all day specials so take a look at the chalk board hung up at the bar when you come visit. Our server Makalya was fantastic- she brought such good vibes and was absolutely wonderful! Hope to come back and try more items on the menu.

Yum yum yum!! Wasn't super busy for a Saturday around lunch time. They have a plenty of menu…read moreoptions including a board with daily specials, plenty of seating, and good service! The option sizes were also perfect and food was absolutely delicious and filling! I will 100% be back here with more friends. Highly recommend!

Went here for dinner on a Tuesday around 7 pm and got seated without much wait, which was great…read more One of the best things about this place is that they offer a full vegan menu, which is definitely a big plus. We started with the pumpkin tempura. It was crispy on the outside, with a naturally sweet pumpkin inside. It was really delicious. It came with a dipping sauce, though the portion felt quite small. The side of lettuce and a chunk of purple cabbage felt a bit odd presentation wise, but once we wrapped everything together and dipped it, it tasted great. For my main, I ordered the vegan herb tofu salad with medium spice. It was mostly fried tofu tossed in a herb dressing with mint, tamarind, and cilantro. The flavor was a mix of sweet, spicy, and tangy. It honestly reminded me a bit of pani puri. That said, the sweetness was a bit overpowering and made the dish slightly sticky. If they toned that down, it would be perfect. We also tried the vegan 17th curry fried rice, which was good. The curry flavor was subtle. My toddler absolutely loved it. Overall, I would recommend this place, especially for vegans. The food was good, with the only downside being that some dishes leaned a bit too sweet for my taste. The service was okay, not exceptional, but not bad either. I had visited this place about three years ago on a busy Friday night and had a pretty poor service experience, so I wanted to give it another shot on a weekday. The food has improved, and the service was decent this time around.

I thought the food was great and service was great also even though I ordered like 30 mins before…read moreclose Lol. Very quick and So much great toppings they didn't skimp me!!! Thanks Pizza Hut nobody outpizzas yall

They will sub out your delivery and it will be 45 min late. Call them? No accountability because…read moredoor dash took your delivery

Decided to try a new spot on our way to Laterus for silent reading. We were thinking teriyaki, but…read morethe reviews for One stop stunk, so we went next door for Thai. We called in the order and they told us 15 minutes for pick-up. Well we're were right own the road. We got there in much less time than that. I walked in, there was no one in the restaurant, but a slew of pick-up orders. I told the gentleman my order and he said it wasn't almost done. Pleasantly surprised I took a seat. A few minutes went by and I was out the door. Side note, we have not had Thai too often as our spot, Thai Rama in Mukilteo had closed a few years ago. I will say the Pad see eiw was very flavorful and as I do love spicy, ordering a 3 had plenty of spice. I can only imagine was a 5 is. The Pineapple fried rice was a perfect compliment to the other dish. Packed full of flavor and spice. The only thing is that it had tomato's and when my wife ordered it she did not see that in the ingredients. She is allergic. Needless to say I have a really good feeling we will be back ordering these items and exploring the rest of the menu.

We were in Bothell WA and wanted to try some good Thai cuisine and few of my friends recommended…read morethis . It was a 20 minute drive for us... I saw really good reviews in Google and it was about 4.2 stars.. lots of parking available. The interiors were looking good... lots of tables to sit and eat.. ambience was good.. service was ok. Slightly pricey than regular Thai restaurant but was ok.. We ordered a vegetarian thai basil, fried rice.. it was spicyyyyyyyyyyyy .. we were actually seeing red chilies flakes on the rice and it was extremely spicy. Thought of calling them and returning it, but it was too late... we picked it just before they closed.. we also ordered a tofu drunken noodle.. noodle was good, but the tofu was really dry... it was ok ok. They had some humongous pieces of tofu which we couldn't eat.... Thai ice tea was good... or on an average experience.. 3/5

This restaurant is under new ownership. The original owner, Andy, opened his new restaurant in…read moreMarysville called, The Korea House BBQ and Grill. It is our favorite restaurant when we are in the area. The new owners in Bothell is a family who are very nice too. The food is excellent, as is the service and ambiance. My favorite is the Bibim Bap in a hot stone bowl, although everything on the menu is delicious as well. I highly recommend this wonderful Korean restaurant located in Thrashers Corner next to O'Reilly's Auto Parts and The Dollar Store! Mr. and Mrs. Choi are the new owners. Such a delightful couple who go out of their way to make you feel welcome and to assure you have an excellence experience!

We visited Korea House for a late lunch. The decor is simple. We were seated quickly. The service…read morewas efficient. Here's what we ordered: Beef Short Rib Stew: The broth was excellent and flavorful. However, the beef itself could have been more tender, as if it needed to be cooked a bit longer. Seafood Pancake: This was a highlight! It was perfectly crispy on the outside while remaining soft on the inside and was packed with seafood. We really loved it. Squid Deopbap: This dish was also fantastic. It came with a great sauce and a generous amount of squid. All mixed together, it was a very rich and satisfying bowl. Overall, Korea House is one of the best Korean restaurants I've tried in the Seattle area. Their portion sizes are very generous.

The food is good. Service is good. We either grab to go or sit outside. Soup, spring rolls and Thai…read morePeanut dishes are our go to. We do not like sitting inside. I can't specifically state why, other than none of the family likes too.

In short Really solid Thai place delivering the goods on…read morelots of favorites. Awesome patio setting, quick and friendly service. And yes they do have a solid list of taps. In long I've driven past this place dozens of times without even noticing it--their sign is small and kind of faint, and it's an old house. Blends into the background a little, though it turns out to have excellent word of mouth now that I know about it. I came in for a late lunch and got a table immediately. There are half a dozen tables inside, about the same outside. The covered patio is very comfortable and on a perfect sunny summer day there aren't many better settings. The menu is about 100 items or so--apps, salads, a few soups, lots of noodle dishes and entrees. I checked out the Bangkok Spices, which is listed as a spicy dish. They offer five stars of spiciness, which turned to make me wipe my nose maybe once, but definitely wasn't overwhelming. The dish was just great, though: Fresh veg, nice moist white chicken, tasty fresh soft rice. The kitchen is a quiet storm of non-stop banter in Thai, but the menu (and spice levels) are very Americanized. Snohomish is a very caucasian place, so this makes some sense. The server seemed like a local, just the loveliest, sweetest kid. Very attentive and always working. I didn't order a beer but they have maybe 8 taps, focused on hoppy stuff and crisp lagers from good breweries. Good choices for a menu like this for sure. I'd come back here any time, very happily. But I do need to say there are Thai places closer to home and a few of them are a little more ambitious in the kitchen.

I can see why this place is where the locals go! I'm a fan of NY style 'zza, and theirs certainly…read moredid not disappoint. Skimmed through their menu super quick because we came into town hungry...LOL! The hubz and I ordered their 18" Mario Brothers, which totally hit the spot!!! The cheese pull, loaded toppings, sauce and crust were legit! The staff and locals in there that night were so welcoming and friendly! Great place to watch a game on their big screens too! Will definitely come back next time! CHEERS and happy eating till next time...

Yummy! Gotta love NY style pizza. It's thin, greasy and just full of flavor! The place is like a…read morebar set up with tables around it. I really wanted to have a cocktail but I was craving a soda today. Next time tho'! Our server was really nice and has a great memory for all we ordered! I got a salad and pepperoni pizza and my dad ordered a salad and cheese pizza. They also sell pizza by the slice! I will warn you parking sucks to get to this place but it is definitely worth it. And they have a cute little Boston Terrier there to greet you!