Came for breakfast for the first time and was happily surprised! Portions were great. Everything…read morewas delicious! It took a little for the food to come out but we were with good company. Chef Robert came out and apologized. We complimented the food and can't wait to try more of his! Is it worth the drive?...yes

This place has a distinct atmosphere that caters to the old-time music lovers. Band is tucked away…read morein a tight corner that really doesn't allow for good listening. The bar is crowded, shared tables which some people will love the social, communal setup, while others might find it a bit uncomfortable or lacking in able to have good time with their own company. It definitely encourages conversations with others though. Overall, it's an interesting spot with a strong identity. The experience is solid, but it won't be everyone's favorite depending on what you're in the mood for. Food was ok, but might want to eat before you go.

The Garage Bar and Grill said, "Why serve a drink when we can serve a whole personality?" The…read moreBloody Marys were massive and ridiculous in the best possible way, the mimosas were delicious, and the food was definitely giving yum. The steak bites in the Surf 'N Turf were so tender and delicious, the homemade chicken strip in The Southerner was juicy, and the sweet potato waffle fries were crunchy and so good. And the churros in The Ferris Wheel? Absolutely fantastic. Great service, fun ambiance, and the kind of place that makes you laugh while you eat. 10/10 would gladly be overwhelmed by brunch here again.

The waitress was so cold and never stopped back except with a check. Our glasses sat empty for a…read morehalf hour and it wasnt That busy. The Bloody Mary was supposed to be a double shot but it wasnt even a single. And I asked for the vodka on the side. NOPE! That would be too hard for them. The only reason 2 stars was the band "Undecided" with Tammy Frost was good. I won't be back anytime soon!

Our first time at Eden Club on lovers and friends night. We arrived early, so the female was free…read morebut males had to pay. But after a certain time both have to pay. It was obviously loud, it's a club with great music. We didn't order any food, but we did order some beers. The music was our style, and the place was full. It was such a fun experience.

I recently attended a paint and sip at Eden nightclub. I've been to several paint and sip events,…read moreso I had a fairly good idea of what to expect, and Eden fell short in every aspect. This particular event was a little more risqué, the event would require people attending to paint their buttocks, and then sit on a canvas to make an imprint. Due to the nature of the event, there were obvious concerns about privacy. Attendees were told that there would be privacy screens provided. And that the event would be broken into two different groups, the first group was women only, the second group was open to all genders and would be later. The event for women was supposed to start at 4:30, but due to the person running the event being late, we didn't get started until after five, which resulted in men from the all gender group showing up while women were still unclothed. The bartender was also male, and there were people drinking at the bar that had nothing to do with the event. The door was also left open the entire time so anyone could've walked in. There were zero privacy screens and no staff on hand to help as advertised. The event was $50 which is fairly pricey for a paint and sip and one would assume that a drink would be included in the cover price as it was advertised as a paint and sip. However, there were no drinks included so for $50 you all got was one canvas (even though multiple sizes were advertised) and a bunch of cheap acrylic paint. We were given pitchers of water and washcloths to remove the paint with. This was all done in one big open room so there was zero privacy between any of the attendees or any of the staff. And the place was filthy. Apparently there had been a drag brunch earlier in the day and they didn't have time to clean up so there was plates with food on them left out, the bathrooms were not clean and not stocked. I was really looking forward to this event and I did have a good time with my friends, but I would not attend another event at Eden if this is what to expect.

Still a great experience; figured out the app doesn't like unusual email domains. So, of you're…read morehaving issues, get a gmail address and you're golden. They play not only new films, but also classics. Just caught Silence Of The Lambs, and had a great time. Definitely the movie theater for film buffs.

Excellent experience at the movie house showing the classic Goonies with kids. The food is a…read morelittle pricey, but that's not too unexpected for a theater/restaurant combo. The movie tickets were actually pretty inexpensive by today's standards of around 7 per person. They had an excellent in-house brand Tracyton IPA draft available in pitchers. The ADA seating and some of the seats up front is folding chairs and pop up tables. Luckily we had the nice recliner chairs. I don't know if it's clear or not on the website on which seats don't recline and are instead folding chairs. Service was good and the food was excellent. Military discount available. Also onsite is a pretty decent arcade with newer machines, almost a mini Dave and Busters

We stumbled upon this place like food archaeologists--literally behind a small shed. It felt like…read moreunlocking a secret level in a video game, except instead of gold coins, we were rewarded with burgers and beer. Way better. We grabbed seats at the bar, where Freddy--bartender, hero, and possible Jedi--was holding it down solo. At first, we were the only ones there, living our best VIP lives. But 20 minutes in, a wild birthday party appeared! Chaos? Maybe. Freddy? Cool as a cucumber in a walk-in fridge. Despite the madness, he still made time for us like we were the stars of the show. We ordered the Swiss burger and the Fire burger. Let me tell you: that homemade hot sauce doesn't mess around. It's the kind of spicy that humbles you--one bite in, and I was ordering another beer, not for the buzz, but for survival. Painfully delicious. The vibe? Totally vibing. The food? Fire (literally). Freddy? A legend. We'll definitely be back, hopefully with less hot sauce-induced tears and more high-fives.

Typical bar food of no particular distinction. There's nothing on the menu that is especially…read moreScandinavian or even a bit more inspired and colorful than burgers, wedge salad, and wings. You could get that at any single restaurant. Ambiance was worn down, with cheap, old, rickety tubular furniture... and it was loud. There was some karaoke going on. We couldn't converse. Not my scene. Service was slow. So, neither the view, nor the ambiance, nor the generic and boring food provide reasons to go back.

Nice vibe Reasonable prices…read moreNice portions Clean Outside seatings Good staff Not a long Waite times

As a longtime burger-and-beer guy there, a word of advice: don't go when the place isn't busy,…read moreespecially on a Sunday afternoon. My burger had to go back because the order was wrong--and when it returned, it was somehow even more overcooked. Jeez. I hear the Manette Saloon has new owners and even better burgers, so maybe it's time to give them a try. Bummed out. This place has been a favorite of mine for a long time.

The Revelry Room has quickly become one of my favorite cocktail bars in Seattle. It's cute and…read morecozy, and the music is always great. They often have a live dj and host regular vinyl nights which definitely add to the ambiance. I most recently went to the Revelry Room last week to close out my night and sat at the bar. The bartender was extremely friendly and made some tasty drinks for my friend and me. I've always felt safe when I'm there and would recommend this bar to anyone (even if you're solo for the night). Can't wait for my next visit!

We got there right when it opened at 5 PM on Saturday. The mood leans retro-cool without feeling…read morepretentious, ideal for smaller groups and chill vibes during the day. Although, if you're looking for a go‑to destination in West Seattle for late-night cocktails, upbeat music, and a neighborhood crowd that's fun and approachable, the Revelry Room likely delivers. The bartender shared they have awesome DJs and a good crowd later on.

Wanted to hate this place as i heard bad things about it. But, dang!! Came here with a group of…read morewomen and we had a great time. The wait staff was amazing!!! Took such good care of us. We ordered a lot of appetizers and shared and everything was really good and tasted fresh. We had an amazing time here and the staff was so cool! We will bring our group back here again

If you go to a karaoke bar, you expect to enjoy music, stand up, and dance. Apparently, the current…read morekaraoke DJ here missed the memo on what his job actually is. He acts like he's policing a library rather than hosting a weekend crowd. He gets visibly upset and complains when patrons start having fun and dancing to the songs, completely killing the energy of the room. To make matters worse, the staff backs up his miserable attitude. If you question why you're being told to tone it down when you're just enjoying the music responsibly, you get hit with defensive customer service and accusations of being "too drunk" just for standing up. A karaoke night is only as good as its host, and right now, this guy is a total fun-sponge. Management needs to replace him with someone who actually likes music and people, because the current setup is a joke. Avoid karaoke night here until they hire a DJ who knows how to run a real party.