Stopped in for a drink, atmosphere was on point, service was friendly. I'm a sucker for a good…read moreChristmas village. Couldn't stay for the concert, but I'll be back.

Congratulations to the Conway Muse re-opening! We had a lovely evening with two venues available…read moreto sit and enjoy love music, downstairs a vocalist and upstairs a band. Our single ticket got us in to both, and the Muse was decked out for New Years Eve. Party hats, poppers, balloons, and a good time without crowding. Looking forward to future Saturday night concerts.

I stopped in at The Corner Pub to get a meal to go, I was in the mood for Fish and Chips, and I…read morehave to say that I hit the right place to satisfy my craving. My fish and chips were really good, and the generous serving of homemade tarter sauce was unique and outstanding, as was the coleslaw. The fish sticks were fluffy and cooked just right, the fries were excellent as well. I can't wait to go back and try some other items on the menu, this is a cool little spot tucked away out in the flats, and now I know the reason why there are always a few cars there when I drive by. The server who helped me was very friendly too.

I've been hearing about this sweet little off-the-beaten-path for years, and finally made time to…read morevisit with a friend a couple of months ago. Now, it's become a regular haunt when it's a nice day and I'm in the mood for some good pub food, a tasty cool beer and, oh, an impeccable view over a picturesque Skagit field towards towering Mt. Baker. This place is just about perfect! The food here ranges from pub favorites like wings and burgers, to fresh oyster shooters, to tacos, salads, and some delish house-smoked barbeque. They're also known for Friday prime rib nights, which I haven't enjoyed yet but it's on my list. The service here is super friendly. I've been three times this summer and one of the bartenders already recognizes me! It can be a little slow getting served on busy nights, so I recommend ordering as soon as you can if you're hungry. Otherwise, just settle back with your beer from their amazing taplist (or a cocktail from their full bar), enjoy the view from their vast outdoor patio, and take it all in before the rainy season returns.

This place has become a go to spot for me when I want to hit up late night happy hour! The…read morebartender Jillian is super sweet and so personable every time I go in. The vibe is very moody and dark, a true classic jazz type lounge feel with dried flowers on every table and a cute little lamp to really give you the feeling of having your own little world at the table The drinks are phenomenal, they have a great variety and Jillian is not afraid of making something off menu for her regulars (pre tested drinks of course). My favorite so far has been the chocolate cherry martini

We stopped by Revival Lounge on a whim in an effort to miss rush hour going back to Seattle. It…read moreoffered a wide variety of small plate foods...we chose the charcuterie plate...and it was generous and delicious. We each had a drink from their very imaginative and historic collection...very fun. Our waitperson was fun and attentive and service was good. The ambience was very fun, with old wood floors, vintage seating up front, classic bar, rustic brick walls and tin metal ceiling tiles. Bathroom was ample and spotless. The music was a wonderful collection of artists from the 40's and 50's, mostly vocals that matched the vintage lounge aesthetic. Will go back for more someda

What a lovely place! We aren't in Burlington often so haven't had much chance to stop here. Glad…read morewe did! Ambiance is on point. Cocktail list is large and has great variety. The seasonal we had was inventive and delicious. That old fashioned was honestly excellent - peep how they froze the cherry in the rock. Cute! Burger - great Cheesesteak - great with some flair (I wanna say maybe some gochugang somewhere in there?) Fries - really good and plentiful Service - if they didn't shine elsewhere (and they do) they'd really shine here. All helpful and witty. If you have business in Burlington - eat here If you don't have business in Burlington but find yourself hungry on that stretch of the interstate - eat here. But not if you have kids. 21 and up! 10/10 will return

We thoroughly enjoyed our first time at the Train Wreck Bar. They do not take reservations so we…read morearrived early as we had a party of eight, celebrating the 21st birthday of our grandson. We only had to wait a few minutes - 5 minutes maybe - before they called us in to be seated. Once seated we were served water and then they began taking drink orders. Since we were there for Sunday Brunch we waited a bit for the stragglers to arrive before ordering our meals. Service in general was excellent. Very timely without hovering. I ordered their Double Bloody Mary, a drink they are well known for around these parts. It's a drink and a meal all in one! The Bloody Mary was decent. Not the best I've ever had, but still tasty. Included, on skewers were two small biscuit sliders with egg, ham and cheese, three sausage meatballs, two large bacon wrapped potato chunks, a couple of pickled peppers, a chunk of apple, two blue cheese stuffed olives, a chunk of cheese, ham and salami. It also contained a big celery and carrot stick. It was supposed to have a dill pickle spear but I guess they forgot that or ran out. With it you get your choice of vodkas. I chose Tito's. This was all served in a quart size Mason Jar! Everyone else ordered other items and they all seemed to enjoy not only their drinks but their food as well. Salmon Scramble was really enjoyed by the son in law and stuffed French toast was great according to my wife. Several ordered the Breakfast Burrito in a Bowl and enjoyed it. They have an extensive breakfast menu available for brunch so a second visit will be in order. All in all it was a nice way to celebrate a birthday and eat brunch. Well worth a visit.

Came on a weekday around noon. Super chill, only a few people at the bar. The staff is super nice…read moreand accommodating. The have a pretty robust selection of beers on tap. I do see some wine but no hard alcohol. I had the Steak Frites and a Kushan Hefe. Excellent!!! The beer was ice cold and came with a cold glass. The steak was really good with the house made aioli. The steak fries were ok...I don't think the oil was hot enough....but still a great lunch! I would def come back and try some of the other options. Cheers!

Stopping in while passing though Mt Vernon and grabbed lunch - not really expecting a lot- but it…read morewas fantastic. The service was great /no issues subbing a cheese on a sandwich. The sandwich was excellent, fries were great, and even the pickle was on point!

The service was great. We chose to sit out back on their patio, where there are a bunch of picnic…read moretables. There were some kids playing cornhole that turned into a bunch of kids, throwing the beanbags at each other and just running laps lol. It's dog friendly and there were a few of those there. I like that they have a water station and the server made sure that she pointed it out so we could serve ourselves. Our server took our order at the table and they brought us our food. We thought the hamburgers were delicious. My husband asked them to make his with sourdough bread otherwise it's a brioche bun. The fresh cut fries were great! We also started with a prawn appetizer, which was good. The cocktail sauce was tasty. It's different than ordinary cocktail sauce.

Loved our visit to Firehall Kitchen and Taphouse! The patio is lovely--and dog-friendly, which made…read moreit perfect for us. Great spot to relax with a wonderful selection of beer and delicious food. We had the spicy fish tacos and the teriyaki bowl, and both were excellent. Flavorful, fresh, and exactly what we were craving. The whole experience was top-notch. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in La Conner--great food, great drinks, and a welcoming patio for you and your pup!

Had lunch there and it was fantastic! The chef really knows his stuff and created two great meals…read more One with clams and another with mussels. The one with clams had smoked tomatoes in the broth. The other had fennel in the broth. Both were unique and tasted outstanding. Our waiter Moe added to the time we were there. We will definitely go back.

Adorable setting just up the street from the water. Very kind and knowledgeable staff with lovely…read moreservice. We had oysters and clams and they were very good especially accompanied with the homemade bread.

Only brewery in town. Small and in an industrial area. Bartender and locals just sort of stared at…read moreus when we walked up. No hazy so I had a lime/ginger hard seltzer in a can from Clarity which was not bad. It's so funny - they have a couple of bad YELP reviews on the wall!

All beer all the time! Neat little joint that you can't see from the road! If you don't know it…read moreis there you would never find it. No food options here other than bags of chips and bags of trail Mix. But delicious beers! Service is counter order style so not much going on there. I would definitely return for a few beverages. Enjoy

The reviews of the fish and chips are legit - so, so good. From the homemade tartar sauce to…read moreunbelievable (twice fried?) chips, to sitting on the patio and enjoying the view, you'll love it here! The clam chowder is also good (coming from someone who grew up with Cape Cod chowdah - so the bar is high!)

Came back more than seven years later and the fish and chips are still the best I've had in…read moreWashington. Same crispy beer batter, generous pieces of fish, plenty of fries, and that homemade tartar sauce and coleslaw on the side -- just as good as I remembered. The portion is still more than enough. The wait staff was wonderful this visit -- friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome the whole time. So glad this place is still going strong. I'll be back.

With 15 beverages on tap, including IPAs, a stout, ales, ciders, a bock, and a pilsner, the choice…read moreis good. I came for the food -- in my case a Reuben sandwich stuffed to the gills -- and coleslaw, though obviously most people choose fries in one of the available variants. Both the sauce on the sandwich and the slaw had a kick to them - a hint of heat that added to the whole. The food was promised for 15-minutes, but took less than 10 -- I like it when promises are kept or even exceeded. The pub had three distinct seating areas: outside in the courtyard, outside under a deck (sheltered, with transparent vinyl sheeting to block the wind, and inside. This is a place where you order and pay at the bar, then find yourself a seat. It's not fancy, it's not upscale, but it's solid with good food and brews. The service was friendly and competent, but young and a touch overly enthusiastic (I'm not fond of being repeatedly called "my man" - not so much because it's excessively familiar - which it is, but because the enthusiastic repetition of the phrase at every chance is a bit forced and formulaic).

Stopped by on our way exploring the island. Nice place outdoor patio and beers and food…read more Took us a min to place our order and then we sat on the patio area since it was a nice day. It took a while to get our food but was fine since it was nice outside. We got our flight of beers and sweet potato fries and Taylor tots and chicken sandwich. Enjoyed our lunch and great place for n Camaro .