I was lucky enough to be invited recently and the people I met were amazing. Not only a great…read morenetwork of individuals but just great individuals in general. I was a bit hesitant cause this high flying places sometimes draw a certain attitude of people but I was very pleasantly surprised by just how nice everyone was. The conversations were amazing. People from across multiple spectrums, backgrounds, and positions all shared opinions and ideas without shutting each other down. I would join but heard there is a wait list now. If you enjoy cigars, good conversation, and learning a ton you should definitely consider joining. Love the speakeasy feel of it all, for smoking cigars at least.

Seattle's only private cigar club! It is a member's only club. Prospective members are…read moreinterviewed by the owner and general manager of the club. The glue that holds the club together is the "smoke". Lovely surroundings of leather, brick and timber. Very masculine in nature. An oasis of luxury for the discerning cigar smoker.

We saw a mouse running through the dining room & when we alerted staff they responded "oh yeah well…read moreit's 100 year old building so really nothing we can do" excuse me?!?! I was taken aback coming from a so called private members only club. It's almost laughable to have guests adhere to a dress code when you have rodents running around. Would highly recommend booking elsewhere

This is an old private club and is very proper. We had lunch there as guests even though we belong…read moreto a reciprocating club. The food was very good and the service impeccable. We learned that jeans are not allowed so I bought some pants for the occasion. It was worth it.

The service and wine was great! I went there with my sister, we enjoyed the wine and had great time…read morehanging out there.

This is an updated review for the lynnwood elks location. I applied for a scholarship that Lynnwood…read moreElks offered, and was very disappointed by the lack of communication from this scholarship opportunity. Not even a simple thank you for applying, not even a confirmation that my application was received despite sending follow-up messages. This is very discouraging for people who are trying to get enough money for college.

We are an advanced, specialty Toastmasters club in Everett, WA focusing on giving members a safe &…read morefun place to explore controversial topics or anything on their mind. Great opportunity to really speak what is on your mind without being judged!

Pass by the Edmonds Food Bank frequently when in the area. Service days (Monday and Tuesday) the…read moreMethodist Church parking lot (where the food bank is located) is always full of patrons there to receive groceries. This is a wonderful organization that improves the quality of the community, although sometimes chaotic. I was there to pass along food items to donate. Boy, did I pick the wrong day and time. A prickly bossy woman was attempting to direct traffic. In the process she was confrontational with some of the patrons. A man unloading a truck heard the commotion she was creating and attempted to intervene. His kindness is appreciated, except for the crabby woman. (I won't call her a Lady). I don't need that kind of hassle when I'm there to participate for the community good. It's not worth the effort no matter what the price is.

This food bank turns away disabled people. The volunteers look through your personal information…read moreand see if you're somebody they want to assist based upon your general reputation: If someone knows about you and they do not like you, then foodbank volunteers will blacklist you thus denying services. That's what happened when one food bank volunteer named Lester told me that the Edmonds Food Bank could not help. Lester represents the insular types in Edmonds who automatically makes snap judgements about people. Even though he works at a food bank, Lester thinks he's the gatekeeper who has the right to deny people their basic needs. He gaslit me with some lame excuse about not having any drivers for drop off delivery because it's outside their service area. I knew he was untruthful because the food bank is less than a ten minute drive from my location. It's people like Lester whose reinforce the snobbish behavior that belies the cruel indifference of people at the Edmonds Food Bank.

Such a cool tour! I recommend coming here if you or family/friends are into cars! Honestly came…read morehere on a whim to just check the place out just out of curiosity and signed up for the tour! It was very fun and saw lots and lots and lots of cool cars from the classics to celebrity owners vehicles to some personal vehicles and well. I would say it last maybe around like a good 30-45 min of checking the place out and then towards the end they have a little I guess restaurant area where you can eat for a bit, there was a very long wait but thankfully the hostess got us in asap so was very thankful for that gesture! Their food was ok but I did love the vibes since there's a window you could look at to some more cars and stuff while you're eating.

I'm a car guy and love stopping by here on a Saturday morning to see what's in the parking lot…read more Also the viewing area where you can see many of the amazing cars stored in the building is a treat for the eyes. But... the coffee is unremarkable and there's no excuse for that in Seattle. The food in the Derby restaurant is ok if you want big greasy burgers, but I don't eat that stuff. So I was among the original members, and I kept my Ferrari there for a while, but I was paying too much and getting too little.