I've been here twice: once for dinner and once for breakfast;…read more A stunning thing is the menu is voluminous like it's Russian literature. I'm stunned that the kitchen can stay on top of it while making tasty food and maintaining timely and competent service. Maybe they have a hidden genie helping them? In any case, it's impressive. My first time there was for dinner and I ordered some sort of steak dish on the server's recommendation. I have to say the sides were great but the steak was just "OK", because it had the downside of 90% of restaurant steaks: no crust. still, it was decently seasoned and cooked to a perfect mid rare; For breakfast, they absolutely hit it out of the park. Some of the best breakfast potatoes I've had anywhere. In fact, inside the historic district of Snohomish (draw a rectangle between 3rd and the Snohomish River N/S and then Ave E and the Pilchuk River W/E), this is the best breakfast to be had, and I've tried the three other major sit-down breakfast options. What has me certain to come back is the stunning ambiance. The owners / management have an obvious love of Snohomish's historic Americana. Sitting in the dining room feeds your soul.

Service in the ambience of the place are super cute, especially during a sunny day. I brought my…read moredog along with me and found a nice table on the patio. There are a lot of food options and they so breakfast lunch and dinner all day so if you're craving any sort of meal, it's nice to have options. I opted for an eggs Benedict with shrimp and crab, which was delicious and I got a lot of large bites of crab leg. The food isn't anything extraordinary but everything combined with good service and a beautiful place to look at and sit make it's worth while. I also appreciated how attentive our waitress was with refilling my soda. I feel like parking around the area could be a little tricky since it's a lot of side street and it's adjacent to the historic downtown area.

First time here. Owner was super nice and personable. Says he's owned the shop for 40 years and was…read morethe first sandwich shop in Everett. I didn't know it was cash only and only had $7 but he gave me the sandwich anyways with lots of meat.

First of all... NICE human being. Very interesting... I'd actually love to have coffee with him…read morelisten to his wife story. But basically what I received was hot dog buns with cold cuts. Definitely questionable cleanliness in the restaurant. Just know before you go!

amazing food and big portions. Grinder and pasta were great. Good service too. Will be back.read more

Great service and food. One of the best pizzas in town and the cheesy bread was amazing…read more The ambience is very nice and relaxing.

Terrific food, great atmosphere, cool building. One of the better breakfasts I've had lately. They…read moreeven made my daughter a virgin mango mimosa upon request.

I'm originally from Everett but moved to Florida last year. I'm back visiting family with my…read morepartner and wanted to show him Snohomish. We stopped in for brunch and I got my usual tarragon chicken sandwich and he got the chicken friend steak. I got water and he had asked for a Snohomish Coffee, which included alcohol, to which the waitress repeated "Snohomish Coffee", but he received a regular drip coffee. Neither of us were upset and didn't ask for a correction as it was busy and a simple oversight. When I ordered my sandwich, I asked for the pasta salad as my side and a side salad to add on. When my meal arrived, the pasta salad was replaced with the salad which, again, was fine and I didn't bring it up to the waitress - she seemed overwhelmed by the amount of people in the restaurant. When the bill came, I had noticed a $4.25 charge for the salad and asked about the amount. I told the waitress that I hadn't received my pasta salad, emphasizing that this was totally okay, I was more confused about the price. On the menu, it notes that side salad substitutions are $3.00, not $4.25. She informed me this was her first day, and as someone who worked in the industry for many years, I completely understood. She said she would ask and came back saying the price was correct but they hadn't updated prices on the menu yet. This didn't sit too well with me, but I left it as to not go back and forth. After all, the waitress doesn't control prices. However, if a price is posted, that's what should be on the ticket, whether it's been updated or not. The nail in the coffin for me was after I paid in cash, I thanked the waitress twice. She not only stopped making eye contact with me after the price incident, she said not a word either. No "thank you", no "thanks for coming in", not any acknowledgement of my existence. She put the change on the table and walked away. Again, as someone who has worked in the industry, when something (like prices) is out of my control, I still would apologize for the confusion or misunderstanding, and try to make things right or at least have the customer leave with some sort of sense of resolution. That was not attempted. I loved this place for years but unfortunately after today's interaction, I am not confident I will be back.

Located off of Hardison Road very close to Boeing, this is a fantastic spot to grab a sandwich and…read morethere is essentially a convenience store located inside the same place. I heard great things from friends and neighbors about this place. Came here for dinner as the family was craving sandwiches. I ended up ordering a Reuben sandwich. I got it hot along with some french fries and onion rings, which were shared with the family. The sandwich was fantastic! Just the right amount of meat and the sauerkraut was so flavorful. And earrings were perfectly crisp and the fries are crinkle cut and crispy. Very similar to the crinkle cut fries at Shake shack. Lots of other sandwich options to try so I will definitely be back to try some more.

Haven't been disappointed at all with what I have ordered from here. The owners are nice and…read morepleasant and customer oriented. The breakfast burrito is huge....breakfast and munchable!! Salads are on point for a deli such as this and other items have been ferpecto!! Ordered french dip today, can't wait!!

It is really cute and comfy! We really enjoyed spending some time here…read more We had the flower child crepe, toadstool crepe and iced lattes (they have oatmilk). It was all really good. They make the crepes when you order and they are steaming hot. It only took a few minutes to get our coffee, and a few more to get our food. There are some tables with chairs and benches. And some soft chairs with a table. It's a nice place to sit in for a while. It would be good if you wanted to chat with a friend or some time by yourself.

Wow, what a wonderful spot. Cozy, calm, and inviting, with a playful mascot (gnome) and gnomes…read moreeverywhere. Crepes are made to order, and the options are superb. We had a couple of savory crepes on this visit and were delighted with the well-thought-out flavor combinations and flawless execution. We will definitely be back.

We have always found the ingredients to be fresh....easy to order and fast pick up. Best option…read morelocally if you don't want to cook!

Been there in the past. Usually not saddened. Usually was impressed. This time not…read more Disappointed this was a $20 sandwich. That's a lot of bread vs the ingredients. Very little meat. Veggie coverage sucks. Yes I ate it, but had to add my own meats and extra veggies to make it thick and filling. Will not return to support this local business unless it's made right. Otherwise will go to the chain places where I can see and control what and how much is being added in front of me. And will start letting others know my review in person.

I was familiar with the Little Prague business name from local farmers markets, bakeshop in West…read moreSeattle, and also a recently shuttered site in Ballard. I saw that they were a featured TGTG business, so I paid for two sets of pastries for pickup and headed north from Shoreline to Mukilteo (3/2/26). My first attempt, I overshot my turn and ended up having to do a u-turn near the Mukilteo-Clinton ferry terminal. Make sure to do the correct turn at 2nd Street and go past Hook & Cleaver. The Little Prague Bakery and Deli is located at 2nd Street & Park Avenue. The main dining area had a nice elegant, cozy aesthetic with natural light. Towards the left was the enticing pastry case and to the right was the coffee/tea service area. In addition to the assortment of baked goods, I glanced at their menu offerings too. There are breakfast entrees, sweet & savory crepes, and omelettes. I chatted with the cafe owner after she handed me my TGTG orders. It seems all operations are consolidated at the Mukilteo location. The cost of doing business, safety and crime issues made it cost prohibitive in Seattle. Definitely this is a quaint dining destination before or after a ferry ride from Whidbey Island or exploring the Mukilteo waterfront. Welcoming service and tasty items from family recipes.

We visited for brunch around 10am and had a relaxing, nice experience. It's in a quiet area, and…read moreparking was easy, which we just parked out front on the street. Inside is spacious, and I loved the European decor. The staff was pleasant and welcoming. We both ordered omelettes with potatoes. The portions were good, though the food was a little saltier than we prefer. The bakery selection looked amazing with lots of options. I had one of the chocolate pastries, and it was delicious! Overall, it's a charming spot with a lovely atmosphere. We'll be back again!