Tips: Happy Hour is offered daily from 4pm-7pm. Taco…read moreTuesday is offered as well. A 3% service charge is applied to credit card transactions. Sides of dipping sauces cost $1.25. If you like unpretentious bars with a large bar grub menu and cold brews, then Phinickey's is the place for you. Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Establishment is 21+ and over so leave the kiddos at home. Entertainment consists of pool, TV, pull tabs, pin ball and darts. Happy Hour runs daily from 4pm-7pm. We happened to stop in here on a Tuesday and were offered $1 tacos. My wife ordered an pint of Irish Death and I ordered a pint of Manny's for $4 (hh) each. Beers are $4.75 when happy hour is over. Our tacos were simple yet tasty for $1 each. Soft corn tortilla, ground beef, cheese, tomato, red onion and pico de gallo. Service was friendly and efficient. Thanks Phinickey's for satisfying our thirst and curbing our appetite.

If you've ever been somewhere and immediately felt like you needed to finish your drink and move…read moreon, this might feel familiar. Your experience here seems to depend less on what you order and more on who's sitting at the table. We won't be returning.

New businesses have very few opportunities to make a good impression, and we've been wanting to try…read morethis place out. So much so , that we planned our evening for our group around starting here for a couple hours for drinks ... To show open online and not even have the courtesy to post a note or explanation or even when you will "actually" be open ... not a good start as to how customers are likely viewed :( Thur 5:15p EDIT*** Went next door to local shops and restaurants inquiring about the status here at thirst trap ... WELL BEWARE - apparently they've been closed since December, rift and break up in ownership due to business shenanigans... and stealing tips from employees. Basically the ship is going down. Don't waste your time here, give business to places that treat their employees and customers with more respect.

Cocktail bar and lounge in Juanita Village that opened in 2025. Has street parking, and the retail…read moregarage in the same building has free parking for the first 2-3 hours or so. It's at the corner of one of the buildings. Dark, mid sized interior with some cool neon lights and light up marble pattern bar counter. Not very busy when I went at happy hour/dinner time on a Friday night, but the place is busier later at night on Friday/Saturday during the warmer months. Sometimes they have events and DJs. Sat at the bar and tried out some happy hour specials. Got the Korean sauce wings ($12) and cheese truffle fries ($8). Decent amount of fries, definitely has cheese flavor but not that much truffle oil aroma. I liked the wings which you get 6 per order. They weren't fried, but rather tender and juicy. Sauce was agreeable. Definitely enough food for my dinner. As for the drinks, I got the rosemary mule which is Moscow mule with some rosemary herb. The copper mug they use is good sized. Tasted refreshing although could feel the alcohol afterwards. Also tried a corpse reviver no. 2, which was a little sweet but has a punch. Cocktail prices are not cheap outside of happy hour, in the upper teens. Overall, was glad I tried the place out. Will drop by for happy hour once in a while.

In short They nail the prohibition-era speakeasy vibe really…read morewell, and the cocktails are pretty great. Service is just unbelievably sweet and friendly and they clearly know their way around a drink menu. In long Not what you'd expect in Snohomish, and that's very much to its credit. It's a nondescript little building with no signage at all. You can probably roll a wheelchair in over the transom, though the sidewalk is a little slopy here. You open the door, push aside the curtain, and wait for your eyes to adjust. Super dim inside. The bar is right across from the door, flanked by 2 seating areas. Antique furniture and wall art, going for that 1920s look and doing it very well--while also keeping it comfortable for long sits. The crowd isn't trying to match the period clothing or anything, it's just a bunch of fun younger Snohomies hanging out and drinking cocktails. The bartender hands you a menu of a dozen and a half cocktails, mostly vintage, vintage-sounding, or using vintage ingredients or techniques (e.g., 3 different offerings with egg whites). Prices are fair enough, and they bring out your drink when it's ready. Vintage-looking glassware--cool! There's another big room past the bar, lots of Edison bulbs here and there, but not so many as to create even a hint of glare anywhere. There's a washroom in the far corner, definitely big enough to be accessible. Now I can't remember whether there were grab bars. The ceilings in here are all different heights, most covered with pressed tin. Nice effect. There's one window that hasn't been covered, so a little natural light gets in. It was kind of fun trying to imagine what kinds of businesses might have been in here before it became a speakeasy. There's a staircase to a small loft office space. Overall, if you're antique shopping or just out and about in Snoho, this is a good stop and you should check it out at least once. Really nice vibe. They allow outside food--one table ran around the corner for pizzas and brought them back in. I'll come back for sure.

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.

Top-notch gastronomic experience from start to finish. Everything was spot on, from the warm…read morewelcome at the door to the attentive service and spot-on recommendations provided by Bianca, a personal visit from Chef Lauren, perfectly crafted Manhattans, and unbelievably delicious food. We tried the Caesar deviled eggs, hot honey roasted carrots, lamb chops, and the steak and frites--and every single bite was a standout. It was the absolute best way to celebrate my favorite person's big birthday. Thank you to everyone at Jackson House for making it so special. We'll definitely be back. Warmly, Joanne Sullivan and Doug Erickson

We loved our time at Jackson House! This space formerly housed the Valdemar tasting room and tapas…read morebar. My understanding is that the chef and most of the staff are the same, which is cool! We tried their limoncello and food offering at taste WA, and that is how we discovered this restaurant. I'm glad we did! For food, we had the caviar, spot prawns, and steak frites, and they were all fabulous! Their interactive cocktail menu, which uses a blue light to reveal hidden information, was a nice touch! We'll surely be back next time we visit Woodinville, and next time I'll be sure to take photos!

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.

I love love love Kro Bar, everything from their aesthetic to their ridiculously good drinks,…read moreeverything is on point! I came in to celebrate my friends engagement and of course I had to have my drink the Aqua Ardens Vol. 16, ugh its so so good I cannot recommend it enough. I also had the What We Found in the Jungle... and... YES! For food I had the Steak Frites and I'm so sorry to say that it just wasn't good, for the price point and just how well they do everything else, I expected better, the cut just didn't do it for me and they use different fries for this and it wasn't nearly as good as their happy hour fries, add to the fact that the sauce was miniscule. Guys if you can't slather your Frites then we have a problem. I will say though there was so many new items on there that I would love to try, so one dish is not going to stop me from coming and again our servers were awesome. Oh and just a reminder their happy hour is Tue to Thur and all day Sunday so make it count!

This place was so cute. Not easy to find when driving around but found this place when we were…read morewalking around the block. Its tiny inside but the vibe was warm and inviting. The place was very clean and great service. Their cocktails were very unique and delicious. We werent able to stay long enough to see the live music but definitely want to try this place again.

Great little cocktail bar in the heart of Downtown Everett! Happy hour 4:00-6:00 daily, with a…read moregreat list of cocktails, beer and wine. Small plate snacks and pizzas are available. The bartender was knowledgeable and friendly, and the atmosphere is old school classy, almost a little "speakeasy". A great place to go for a drink after work, or before a show at the nearby Everett Performing Arts Center.

Fantastic food, amazing cocktails - all made with love and precision - and the friendly…read moreneighborhood vibe is the best!

Still an AMAZING establishment!…read more I took my bf's mom here and we had an amazing time! It was her FIRST time here and she cannot wait to come back. We both had the Aperol Spritz and their special, Smoked Salmon Penne pasta! Delicious!!! It's such a cute establishment! They have live music occasionally. Looks to be every 3 days so Wednesdays and Saturdays. Good spot and good parking too! Love this hidden gem!

Definitely the best cocktails in Edmonds. Service is super friendly and drinks come out fast. We…read morelike the deck for people watching on a nice day. I went with passion in the time of corona- a mezcal margarita with some spice. Partner had the cloudy colada and you would've thought the glass had a hole in it (Hence no photo). This is our 3rd visit and we will keep coming back to try more of their delicious creations!

I absolutely love the vibe and the cocktails here, but the food seriously needs an overhaul…read more My husband and I went last night to celebrate our anniversary and the bread and butter was awesome, per usual. The deviled eggs were to die for and I wish we had ordered twice as many. I also ordered goat cheese and crackers and the figs with prosciutto, however, and I just was not digging either one. I was expecting fresh figs with cured prosciutto, and that was just not the dish offered on the menu. I'm an ignorant diner, so it was my bad, but to be honest, I wish this place offered less "foodie food" and more just palatable, easy, approachable food. I had a gin and tonic and the specialty banana cocktail, both of which were amazing. We love this place and will continue to visit frequently, I just need more menu options for "picky" eaters. Like, just give me a bread bowl with some chowder and I'll be happy. Or, some fish and chips. I don't need gourmet, I just need some "easy" food while I enjoy all the amazing cocktails.

Beautiful artisanal yarn store that opens up into a speak easy! The yarn is hand dyed…read more The less-alcohol drinks were delicious when you are not wanting a full alcohol drink. I wish more places did this. We got a Fresca inspired drink

What a fun idea to have a speak easy inside a yarn store! We ordered the charcuterie plate and…read morethought the variety of meats, cheeses, and pickled veggies paired well with our drinks. As for drinks, we tried the penicillin, hugo spritz, and vesper. We loved everything from the kind servers, decor, tasty bites, refreshing drinks, to the soft jazz tunes played by the saxophonist and would definitely go back!

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.

Wow, loved this spot! It's inside an old building which has its own unique charm. Many rooms for…read moregroups to sit in and enjoy their coffee and pastries while looking at all the interesting decor and history. They had a pet friendly patio that looks out to the water, which made for a nice view while I sipped on my black sesame latte. The drinks are above average out of the coffee shops I've tried in the area. Parking by the area for the first couple hours are free