Every time I come to Everett, I find something new to enjoy!…read moreThe Colby Club is my latest find. The revitalizing Everett downtown offers an increasingly impressive selection of restaurant and drinking choices. The Colby Club is one of the best. Presented as a "Speakeasy ", it is not in any way hidden away, but strives for the '20s vibe, with period furniture and decor. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, professional,and helpful. Our Bartender, Mark, was exceptional! Watching him craft our cocktails was a show in itself! Delicious cocktails well crafted and presented. We're looking forward to our next visit!

Omg, okay so Friday night date night, first Friday of the month, which apparently matters (more on…read morethat later). We roll up to the Colby Club in Everett, and honestly? I thought it was closed. It's dark outside, no sign glowing, kinda mysterious in a "do we knock or...?" way. But we slide in and BAM... disco lights, disco jams, and staff dressed straight out of the '70s. I was instantly vibing. We snagged a table facing the crowd because obviously I live for good people watching. Our waitress, adorable and super sweet, suggested I try the Lavender Flip, and holy moly it was amazing. Like floral, creamy, cozy perfection in a glass. Hubby got some cucumber-whiskey thing that looked so fancy I had to steal a sip (and yes, it was as good as it looked). Food-wise, we split... he got the charcuterie board (solid) and I got the bacon-wrapped dates, which were basically tiny bites of happiness. Just enough to snack on without ruining the drinks. The whole vibe? Chef's kiss. My husband actually said, "This is my perfect place," and he's not wrong. Chill lighting, funky crowd, killer playlist, and that sweet spot between classy and relaxed. Only hiccup, it took forever to get our check, but to be fair, it was packed and our waitress apologized about a dozen times. Then I find out Everett does some big "First Friday" thing every month, and Colby Club goes all in. Disco night and all-night happy hour. Like, what?! Unreal. Definitely coming back on a regular night too, just to see what the "normal" vibe is like (if it's ever normal). 10/10 for date night energy, people watching, and cocktails that make you wanna dance under a disco ball.

went here for a friends concert, venues nice and big, cant complain about anything that. seams like…read morea good space for the function.

Great space! Live events, open mic night, karaoke AND a Art Gallery! This place was really cool, if…read moreyour on the north end in Everett it's a must if your 21... the upstairs for events is perfect and downstairs is chill too hang by the fireplace n talk..

Awesome service! Wednesday night bartender Craig is the only reason we love grabbing a quick drink,…read moreafter work and the experience is complete with a pizza party at home! Good parking and easy to get to, right off the highway! Enjoy! Cheers to 2026

I admit, I am a huge fan of local dive bars. This place has the most awesome pizza of any dive bars…read morein Washington!!! It's got a small menu but why order anything else? The bartender was awesome. It was fun to hear about Burning Man. LOL Yeah, the place needs a paint job, but who cares, it's a dive bar. It's right off I-5 so if your passing through Everett, Check it out.

We had a fantastic experience at Bluewater Distillery, and it was made even better by the…read moreoutstanding service and drinks. Rhelynn, our server, was attentive, friendly, and genuinely welcoming without ever being overbearing. She was knowledgeable about the menu, checked in at all the right moments, and made the whole experience feel relaxed and very enjoyable. The custom cocktails were a standout. Becca clearly knows her craft--each drink was well‑balanced, creative, and thoughtfully prepared. You can tell there's real attention to detail and pride behind the bar. If you're on the fence about trying something custom, absolutely do it--you won't be disappointed. The food paired perfectly with the cocktails and rounded out a great overall experience. Between the quality of the drinks, the solid food, and the excellent service, Bluewater Distillery delivered across the board. We'll definitely be back and will be recommending this place to friends--especially if Rhelynn and Becca are working.

Super good food and super kind staff! Hannah was a great server and had awesome recommendations…read more 10/10 experience.

This place was beautiful. I highly recommend getting a table on the back patio and watching the…read moresunset. I'm not a big whiskey drinker but there are plenty of other items on the menu for you to enjoy. I ordered the bone marrow and lamp chops which were both delicious. Note, this is not the place for a large meal, they offer small plates to go with your drinks. The service was friendly. Afterwards, I encourage looking around the house and walking the grounds.

Hidden away on the water in a really cool house looking building that you would never expect to be…read morea coffee/whiskey place. Food/Beverage: I ordered the Rosemary Sage Latte which was not too sweet and perfectly balanced between coffee and milk with a beautiful rosemary aroma. They did not have very many food items available when I reached around 11am. Service: The barista was very friendly and helpful. Ambiance: The space is divided into multiple rooms, which were mostly full, I was able to grab a seat in the conference room which had a nice view of the harbor. There is free 2 hour parking. Great place to also take coffee to go and go for a stroll along the waterfront.

Bucks food menu was limited when the new owners first took over and I heard it might go more of a…read morecafe style menu. Now most of their classic bistro type food is back and even improved. I am so happy they stuck to bistro quality food. We ordered salmon and steak and both were cooked perfect. The chimi cajun sauce on my salmon was great. The service was amazing considering they had just lost a few staff and only two gals served the whole full restaurant including the bar drinks. No one felt they got inferior service and our service was great. Buck's has a really nice lodge bar/bistro ambience. They have good music on Thursday nights.

This spot has been on my list to try for a while. We stopped in on a Thursday night before a…read moreSilvertips game. The poor server was solo and slammed, but she did get some help partway through. They've got a good selection of beer on tap, but I thought the cocktails were overpriced--nothing really stood out. I'd rather spend $16 on a craft cocktail at Colby Club. The food wasn't great. We got the calamari and it was bad--cold and honestly just bland. We also ordered the beer-battered halibut. It was okay, but a bit overcooked, and it came with fries... maybe 25 total for a 3-piece fish plate. Our bill was around $65 for two beers (with the $2 off Thursday special), the calamari, and the 3-piece halibut. Just overpriced for what it was. The place itself is cute, and they had acoustic music going, which was nice. The staff was friendly and really hustling with how busy it was. Overall, though, I didn't feel like it was worth it and probably wouldn't go back. I wish we could do .5 stars. I struggled between 2 & 3. I ended with 3 for the venue, live music (she was really good) and the awesome staff.

Super neat spot in Everett!! Came here on a weekday night and made a reservation online in advance…read more We were immediately seated at a nice booth spot in the restaurant. The lighting in the restaurant is ambient/dark. The prices weren't too bad! I ordered the steak tartare, bone marrow and beef wellington which was pretty good! Service was excellent! Parking: Free lot in the back

Went there last night with the wife and friends. Our original intent was just Happy Hour but ended…read moreup also ordering from the main menu. The vibe is good, kind of like an underground restaurant would be back in the day. Service was very good; very attentive. The food is really overpriced however for what you get. The HH menu is good and that seems to be the better deal vs. dinner. Drinks were OK but they really need more tap beers than just pouring from a can. That's really weak for such a pricey place. Very disappointing. I had the chicken remoulade which was very overpriced for the quantity of food. It consisted of a single "smallish" chicken thigh with cauliflower and sauce. It was tasty but not at all filling. It needed more sauce as well. The ladies had a couple salads and yes they were overpriced for what you got. If you go, just stick with the HH menu and you won't be disappointed. I will not come back simply because it's just way too expensive and I'd rather get a better deal on a great dinner than this place.

Fantastic. Maybe…read morethe best bolognese and dinner ambiance I've ever had. I would give it 10/5 stars if I could. Service was phenomenal.

Our friend Paul was in town and he picked this place because it was close to his hotel. Capers +…read moreOlive served up fresh pasta with unique flavor profiles. We had the Charred Broccoli to start - it's interesting, tangy , but not my favorite. For the mains, we family styled Shrimp Paccheri, Spicy Fennel Sausage Srozzapreti, and the Lamb Pasta (can't remember the name). For dessert we had the panna cotta and the chocolate finger cake. Both are fantastic... the best part (for me at least) is they are not too sweet. It's a lovely atmosphere, good service, fresh food, but a bit spendy for Everette. Nice date night or special occasion celebration.

Service is special and so many smiles. It makes one want to also smile and so, smiles we had…read more Music appropriate. Bare ceiling rafting. Patrons also lovely with smiles. Smiles had by all! If you are om the market for tasty cocktails served to bring that smile to your face, then this is your place.

Snoho speakeasy. No…read moresignage. You just gotta know. Walk into an alluring bar layout that has your eyes slowly wondering what around that corner... Ask for the bartender's choice and sip satisfyingly in a secluded lounge for two.

We had a MARVELOUS experience!…read more My bf, his mom and myself passed by this place on a couple of walks. I've also marked it as a place to visit. It is part of the Staybridge Suite hotels here and this hotel in general, is always packed! We finally know why! The hotel inside is beautiful -- woodwork and a cozy ambience! The 5 x 5 bar & bistro is new. What it was before was an old theater. Matthew was a one-man show with two ladies helping him with carrying the done orders to the tables. It was actually quiet on a Wednesday when we had went. Only 3 tables occupied. We missed happy hour and settled on the regular menu. I had the chicken tenders (4-pc) with lemon pepper seasoning (oh my -- this was delicious!) along with sweet potato waffle fries. I also got the hummus plate -- fresh veggies and the hummus had feta cheese and olive oil too, yummy! My bf had the pepperoni pizza with cheddar cheese and topped with green onions. I had a taste of it and it was pretty good! My bf's mom had the fish burger with a side salad. Matthew was so kind and made a mental note of the orders. He even remembered my bf's mom saying 'no cheese' and he doubled checked with her after looking at the fish burger. Real nice guy and his service with the ladies was warm and delightful! They're forming an events room hall that will be done soon that used to be a pool area (so yes, no swimming pool anymore). They also have a nice patio area with long chairs and a nice mini bar/grills in the middle. I also had a limoncello cooler and my bf's mom has red wine too. We'd come back again!

In short Great deals on great drinks, food is really solid,…read moreand the setting is nice and friendly. Only drawback is that the hours are limited. In long Lately we've been seeking out places that are literally quieter--less volume on the music, more space between the tables, and so on. I'd been wanting to check out 5x5, anyway, since it's the only spot around with an exactly perfect rating score. It looked like it'd fit the bill for a low-key place, and off we went. We came in shortly after they opened on a Saturday (4:00 PM). You're in a larger business-traveler hotel here, aimed at Boeing and Boeing-sub folks traveling for work. The building looks kinda generic from outside, but there's plenty of parking, and the lobby has a high-ceilinged atrium vibe for sure. Nice floor tiles, nice carpet, tasteful furniture. Everything's in perfect shape. You don't feel the lounge vibe right away, but there's a gigantic fireplace ahead of you, warming both sides of the room from the middle. Around that, there are lots of sturdy, shiny tables under the lofty ceilings. Off to the side, there's a little lounge area, then another one. Everything in the lounge is bar-height seating, and there are a few flatscreens, probably showing the game. Most folks are in here, sitting around the bar in the middle of the room. We posted up at a table just outside the lounge. Lindsey was behind the bar, and cheerfully answered every single question we had about food and all their cocktails. She's super friendly and makes a great drink for sure. She seems to have a bunch of regulars who aren't staying at the hotel, which is a great sign, no doubt. We checked out the warm pretzel--such a decadent treat. The waffle fries (and especially the aioli that came with them) were awesome. The pizza was a great choice; we added pickled onions to the Speedway. The crust could be a little crisper but we took home what we didn't finish and it's great here, too. Service on food and drinks was really quick. The cocktails here can be really creative, and there are lots of classics with house twists on the recipe. They even have a pisco sour they've tweaked--that's a fair bit of work for a bartender to make mid-shift. We got 5 great drinks and 3 nice plates of food for $96, and I don't think we even ordered anything from the HH menu. This is a very easy place to add to the rotation.