Nice little spot attached to Acorn Brewing. The staff was friendly and let us know our team was…read moregood for both sides. Kind of a speak easy vibe with the attached entry from the inside of Acorn Brewing and a little dark but comfortable with music and a TV. I would like to see a larger selection of whiskey, but t's a nice symbiosis for a group with mixed tastes from hard cider to beer to hard liquor. With a food truck outside and TVs inside and a patio in the back, it's an enjoyable place.

First time visiting. This place is cute, hip, and right next door to Acorn Brewery…read more The hostess, Angelina was very gracious, kind and asked if this was our first visit and was delighted that it was. I felt good right away. They had a wine flight with wines from Portugal, Argentina, France and WA state so that was a Yes for me. The Argentina wines were my favorites. They have surprisingly diverse menu (which surprisingly had a cork cover!). Nachos with chicken hit the spot and is such a comfort food for me. Chicken nachos were good. The brisket nachos were yummy (sweet and spicy).

Interesting little wine bar in a strip mall looking parking lot. They have their main room in the…read morefront and a small room in the back. Great menu selections. Our server was very knowledgeable and was quick with service. Kid friendly.

This review is for the west Seattle location. I have been a few times, and this place seeems to…read morealways get better. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and readily available at your service. The added lounge areas are comfortable and a welcomed seating switch. Don't be confused thinking it's only whiskey served, based on the name,. It has a fully stocked bar for whatever cocktail you desire, The staple dish is the wings and come in a wide variety of flavors and spice levels. If acrossee the bridge and in west Seattle, this place is a solid choice for a meal... or a drink,

I attend this place for a private birthday party…read more We were given adequate time for setup early in the day and were greeted by the manager upon our return for last minute touches and final coordination. The manager was our personal bartender for the entire event and the drinks were on point. I had lemon drops and there were so yummy. The party host had served burger and bbq chicken sliders, steak crustinis and wings. The space had ample seating and plenty of space for us to set up a photo arch and dj.

Quick stop with friends. Massive place…read more Nice afternoon and sat outside. Staff so friendly and attentive. Brought out a few small samples to try. Friends ordered cocktails. I went with a flight on their Military May Menu. Left buying a bottle of their War Dogs whisky.

I have been to Heritage Distilling a couple times before, all different locations on my visits so…read moreour most recent visit to this location for the first time. This location is right near the Tumwater Craft District and even though it isn't in the main building for that it may be considered a part of it since it's literally across the parking lot. I really liked this location as it has a great patio view. I really liked the merchandise and had my eyes set on an Art Deco flask that is exclusive to their tasting rooms. We usually get flights if we are planning to stay and we got the Lemon Drop Trio Flight which made up of Florence Vodka, Peach Vodka and Coconut Vodka. All very sweet but very tasty. This distillery is a great addition to this area and to the Craft District and offers a different option if a person doesn't want a cider or a craft beer from the options in the main building.

The bartenders are always friendly and attentive. Shout out to Rachel, Jill, and Courtney and Team…read morePierce for the win :-) The food is delicious and the drinks are great. We like to go on Wednesday night trivia for the best host ever, MARCO.

This Irish pub did something really fun--they feature a pop-up bayou menu with a Cajun chef, and I…read moream truly hoping this turns into a full-on Cajun restaurant one day!! I'm a gumbo girl through and through, and my guy is all about crawfish étouffée, so this was basically made for us. Everything hit the spot in that comforting, rich, "yes, I will need a nap after this" kind of way. And we cannot skip the homemade moon pies--absolutely worth every calorie. No regrets. None. Also, the hurricane drink? Yummy doesn't even cover it. Let's just say it matched the whole vibe perfectly. If this pop-up becomes permanent, I'll be first in line.

We walked in not really in the mood for pizza or seafood and honestly didn't expect much--but we…read morewere seriously impressed with the food. Even though they were busy, the young busser went above and beyond and really made the experience stand out. Great service goes a long way. Thanks again, man--we'll definitely be back!

The food was okay. Hamburger meat was good but the bun was dry and sauce was bland. My burger was a…read moreblue cheese with bacon but the blue cheese was mostly absent. Too bad. The regular fries were over salted and the truffle fries were really not good. Seemed like flavored powder. I was disappointed. The shake was overly sweet. I only tasted the chocolate and peanut butter and banana. Of course, that is very tasty but overly sweet and the ice cream seemed not even to exist. Everything is expensive but that would be fine if the food was exceptional but that was just not the case. The service was very friendly and good. Kudos to the staff. The space is huge. It is attractive and the noise level is pretty good for the number of people in there. High ceilings help. One problem with the number of people though is there are only two unisex toilets available and my wait time was ten minutes. I may have gotten unlucky with my timing but it seems like two larger restrooms plus the single unisex bathrooms would be in order for over a hundred people.

Went for happy hour and really like the french dip. great staff and food! Nice atmosphere…read moreandcomfortable.

During my first visit to this establishment, I tried the Salmon dinner; it was…read morescrumptious...without any hesitation, I recommend it! Service was friendly and timely. This neighborhood winery and eatery has a friendly vibe but does have limited capacity. They also serve great wines!

This is a great brewery with nice selection of brewskis. The brew master guy is very friendly and…read morehe's usually there tending the bar and greeting customers. Free Complimentary popcorn and peanuts are offered. Highly Recommended

I was passing through for work and looking for a dinner spot. I consider myself a pumpkin ale…read moreconnoisseur and damn if this is not the BEST pumpkin ale I have ever tasted. Seriously SO GOOD. It is hard to find in season let alone in March. I was floored to see it on the menu so I had to have it. I was not disappointed. I ordered a PB & J - it just sounded good. Seriously where can you get a $5 sandwich WITH chips? And then the pumpkin was phenomenal. The Hazy was equally delicious. The staff was kind of like Cheers, it's a local spot and regulars sit at tables playing cards and board games. The owner sat at the bar chatting with the locals. There's a shelf that has numbered ceramic mugs-it appears when you frequent the Acorn you get your own personal mug. The sandwiches are hand made at the bar in front of guests but a sweet bartender. I'm just passing through - and if you find yourself passing through? STOP

Been here numerous times, but my first review. First off, when you walk in the decor is electric!…read moreThe beer list is extensive with many brewed on the premises. Stouts, lagers, pales, IPAs, a good variety. The staff is always making you feel welcome and are pretty attentive. The food is delicious, we pretty much go with burgers and they are always good and pretty tall. 5 stars for sure.

Came back to give this place another try because the atmosphere is fantastic - truly one of the…read morecoolest spots in downtown Puyallup. Unfortunately, the food still misses the mark. Nothing was terrible, but for an average of $20 a plate, I expect better than average flavor. Everything just tasted... "meh." Like it needed one more round of seasoning (was ANY seasoning used?) before leaving the kitchen. Service was good. Nothing remarkable or outstanding to brag about but decent. And then there's the smell. Sweet Baby Jesus - IT. IS. BAD. The second you walk in, you get hit with a sewer/porta-potty odor so strong it's impossible to ignore. We honestly cut dinner short because no one wants to enjoy a meal while feeling like they're dining inside a gas station restroom. I guess that was a win for our wallet since we only ordered 1 beer each ‍ This place has SO much potential, which honestly makes it even more disappointing. Guess we'll wait another 2 years before giving it another try. Such a bummer.

I really enjoy Stack 571 so much! I've always had the best service here. It was just me for…read moreValentine's Day and I walked right in and sat myself at the bar. I decided to get a burger I've never had before and I got the Bahn Mi Burger and it was so flavorful and delicious! I love the spicy jalapeños, the cilantro and pickled daikon. It was not very busy there and it was around 130 in the afternoon. I love this restaurant and will definitely keep coming back for more!

Stack 571 is a gem!…read more Britney and Liam are doing a phenomenal job over there. They do it all--hosting, serving, bussing, and even working behind the bar--like a big, wonderful collage of hospitality. They are so warm and friendly. They're making sure everyone is well taken care of! The long benches offer that cozy 'booth feel'. It can be a bit brisk near the mall entrance, so a light sweater is a smart choice. It's already a great spot for families; adding a few crayons for the little ones would make this nearly-perfect gem shine even brighter. First, I ate a Flight of Sliders: * The PB&J Slider: A curious treat! It could have easily been a dessert, like a sweet beef pastry. Perhaps a homemade jelly would help it find that happy, balanced medium between sweet and savory. * The Fatted Sow Slider: The bourbon-bacon slaw, or maybe it was the pickle, or marinated tomato had a bold tang that took center stage. I like pickled things, but I'm always looking for harmony where every flavor gets a chance to sing! * The Poutine Slider: this was my favorite out of the three. The gravy was smooth and the curds were rich. It was the most balanced of all. (It would be a fun spin to see those potatoes as deep-fried rounds or hash browns!) The flight comes with beer or a milk shake, they were out of the blonde options. So, I got a milkshake instead -- more sugary than mellow creamy/tart berries. Then we tried "Gettin Nutty With It" 5.5% ABV, a macadamia nut beer from Olympus Brewing. It was rich and brown, with notes of malt and caramel. My wife had the Three Pepper Bomb Burger, and it was the very best burger of all! Our little ones ate their kids' meals, and then--pop!--out came free sundaes. We have eaten at Stack 571 four times now, and every time the ingredients are high quality and the food is on point. It's always worth it.