Great place on weekdays with karaoke and genuinely good bar staff. 100% NOT a sports bar. Won't…read morehave volume on for anything other than Seahawks games. Don't even ask. Owner refuses. Makes no sense. Food is below average, but tons of pulltabs for those who enjoy that. Bartenders pour well, but will not over do it. Plenty of regulars to mingle with along with the blow-by crowd. Again, they hate sorta fans. Don't come here to watch sports. But karaoke is full on and top shelf for the area.

Came in for a friend's 21st birthday and they wouldn't let him in because of a vertical ID. How is…read moreanyone supposed to celebrate your 21st birthday anymore?

Two experiences in one: food from De La Soil, and beverages from Copperworks - two separate…read moreordering and checkout lines, so a couple can divide and conquer if it's busy (and don't be surprised if it is busy). There were separate menus for food and for drinks. They do not take reservations, so expect a wait if you visit in prime time. I had a plum gin and tonic - made with a limited production gin variety, and my wife greatly enjoyed the whiskey with apricot. Both beverages were unique, somewhat sadly so, since I'd like to be able to find them closer to my home... Between the excellent drinks, live bluegrass, and food from De La Soil, Copperworks in Kenmore makes a fantastic destination. Parking may also be difficult to find if you show up on a busy evening.

Enjoyed visiting this space. Got a whiskey flight and a gin with passionfruit cocktail. Ordering…read morewas easy at the counter although the line can get confusing and long. Lots of seating inside and outside available. Plenty of flatware and napkins available. Good was available to order although we skipped as we were doing food elsewhere. Drink prices were very reasonable and lots of variety including non alcoholic options. Parking was available in the street and in the lot. Also direct access to biking/running trail was available.

Went on Sunday after having a sad dinner experience in Edmonds. Went to have beers and play games…read more I wish we would have had dinner here instead. Had a great time playing Pop a Shot, Skeeball, Pool & Darts. It was totally chill on Sunday late afternoon/evening. It almost looked closed because so few cars were in the parking lot. Bartender was friendly and helpful offering bottled Coors Light that were $.50 cheaper than draft Coors Light. I can't wait to go back and try some food. Only ding would be ladies bathroom could use some TLC improvement.

It's a true true dive bar. Good for drinks and shots and watching the game, but the food is very…read moremeh. There's also times when large parts of the menu aren't even available. It's just alright.

Okay this is a gem of a place. We stopped here on an impulse and seriously, no regrets. We'll be…read moreback! The service is spectacular, thanks future! You're a whole vibe and I love it. The live music tonight was even more cool. This gentleman is singing Christmas music and is so wholesome. Also, lots of parking available! :)

Nice location right on the trail. The staff was really friendly and prompt…read more The issue is the food, it's overpriced ($16 for a hamburger with a bag of lays ($17 for a cheeseburger)), small (my 10 year old housed the whole cheeseburger and was still hungry), and took way too long. The burger patty was tasty but plain, the buffalo wrap wasn't very good (overwhelming blue cheese flavor). The other issue is the outdoor seating, all the seats were absolutely filthy. Not in a haven't had a chance to clean sort of way but in a chairs are never wiped down sort of way.

What an experience for a birthday celebration. There were a lot of factors to went into making this…read moreall special. It was a Friday afternoon, so there was no one else there but us The ambiance of the place was so chill with the wispy octopi and blowfish that was reminiscent of the Crusty crab, if it was allowed to mature and become refined. The food was great but the drinks were phenomenal. The key component was the master bartender that just happened to be on shift that day. Michael. Talk about being someone who has a passion for their craft, being a master and loving every minute of it. The history of the drinks and their components, the origins of the makers, the sensory experience of the bitters and personal stories that went into every drink that he made. Some of them on the menu and some of them not. I asked for a rye whiskey drink and he produced the most amazing manhattan I've ever had. I inquired about Mezcal and he made me a drink that embodied the structured flavors of smoke and leather with sweet and savory. And then there was absinthe. The original Zombie was a fine introduction to that, and it did not disappoint, but he had a plan for each path. We will absolutely be back for more.

I'm not sure if we caught them on a bad night but we did not have a good experience here…read more Service was slow and we sat for a while before someone came to take our orders. The Cajun tots we received were cold and hardly any Cajun spice on them. I thought they mistakenly gave us the plain tots. No cutlery was offered with our sandwiches. We asked for a condiment but didn't get it until we were nearly done eating. It was a bummer as I was showing this place to a friend. I had talked it up and was left disappointed.

The grounds are beautiful but if you've never been here before, finding the place could potentially…read morebe a bit challenging. I'd been to the State park before (before it became a hotel and bar) so I had a bit of an idea of where this cute little speakeasy bar might be, plus we also wanted to walk around & see "everything" before having our drinks. I will say that I would have ended up here much sooner (I've been wanting to go check it out for the past year or maybe even 1.5 years) but the fact that you either have to have a Discover Pass or pay $10 per car for parking, was what delayed me in making it to this bar. I truly feel that the Tonsorium Bar should validate parking and then they'd have a lot more customers. I already knew that the food and drinks at the bar were going to be pricey, and didn't want to pay the $10 parking fee on top of that. I finally found a friend who had a Discover Pass and who also wanted to check out the bar, so I did eventually make it! Once inside the building you need to find stairs and go downstairs. If you see an old barber chair, you know you've found the bar! They had live music when we went (and it was really good too), not too loud, not too quiet, just the perfect volume. The staff uniforms seem to be a green dress shirt or blouse, and all the servers & the bartender were nice and helpful. The fries were very good but a bit pricey ($9 seems a bit much for fries) and I enjoyed my cocktail. They also had quite a few items on their non-alcoholic menu (nice for those who don't drink or the designated driver) but I wish they would get some non-alcoholic rum as that is my favorite, and sadly that was one of the few things they didn't have. If you are vegetarian or vegan, you will probably love this place, as they have a lot of foods on the happy hour menu as well as the dinner menu to accommodate. Foods seemed to come from the restaurant upstairs and it was nice to see them bring the foods past us and get an idea of what all the menu items looked like. I kind of wished I'd gotten the steak salad, as that one looked really appetizing when they brought it out. Since this bar is "downstairs" there isn't really a view of the grounds, like the bar upstairs has, but this is definitely the "popular" bar, probably cause of it's cozy feel and speakeasy vibes. Looking forward to coming back when the weather gets warmer and maybe combining a walk/mini-hike around the grounds with a trip to the bar.

Such a cool basement bar - feels like a speakeasy and is in an old barber shop. The mixologists…read moreknow their stuff!

I was at The Lodge for an afternoon reception and wedding, and Father Mulligan's has an extremely…read moreconvenient happy hour from 2-5PM on Friday and Saturday. Suffice it to say, we stopped by to down a drink or two before the festivities. The bartenders were very friendly and the cocktail of the day was a fruity vodka/cranberry/grapefruit cocktail topped with a fruity sour. It was very drinkable and our orders came out quickly. Their wine list also has some unique gems on it, definitely worth a look. Overall, can't complain about the service and the cocktails were well received for a reasonable price considering the exclusive location.

A very nice spot inside of the Lodge, cool vibe, especially sitting at the bar. There are several…read moretables but they fill up quickly on the weekend. They have a brunch menu on the weekend, which is not listed on their website. The food was good, but I felt that it was pricey. I know everywhere is expensive these days, but felt like $24 for a croissant breakfast sandwich with no side is a lot. And as much as I would have loved to add avocado, I couldn't foresee spending an extra $4 on avocado. It was tasty but not sure I would make it a regular visit.

I love: - the cocktails. They make great Caiparinha…read more - the karaage - the clean bathroom! Service is slow but friendly! The main courses aren't as tasty as the apps.

A very small joint, but got some great flavors when it comes to the food and drinks…read more I ordered the Steak and Frites since that looked the most appetizing and filling next to the porkchop. The burger also sounded really good too. But after hearing my friends talk about the burger, I think I made the better choice still since the peppercorn sauce that came with it were really good. Also, the frites were really solid too with the seasoning and shape. Not to say the burger wasn't bad though, it was still good, but in comparison, it did not match the steak and the peppercorn sauce. I definitely want to go back to try out the porkchop and the burger. So I have a couple more trips to Kro Bar that I need to make it seems. The service was fairly good. the wait staff was good at tending to our table and there were no issues that I could point out. Bang up job! As I stated in the beginning, place is pretty small and definitely feels more like a French bar like Bastille that used to be in Ballard. Same vibe if you know. Kind of a date-like restaurant bar, but not if that makes sense. Anyways, good food. Will go back.