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.

We rented a cabin on Hwy 2 and stopped in here on a Thursday night for a drink and a slice of pie…read more The bar was full of locals who clearly were all friends and family and could not have been more welcoming to my group of friends. Sometimes, being gay and going to a dive bar in a small town can come with some trepidation... but from the moment we walked up, we were greeted by the ladies smoking out front and felt like family 10 minutes later. Some of the locals cued up Pink Pony Club, danced with my friend for his birthday and showed us all just how wonderful this world can still be. Go to pie bar. Talk to locals. Bring the vibe. Tip your bartender. This place is amazing

What a FUN little find!!! It's great to explore an area and run into such hidden gems! This…read morerestaurant is Hwy 2's best kept (not so secret) spot! Everyone goes in there excited, to try all of their delicious savory/sweet pies! Who knew that they also have great throwback decor, a cozy patio (overlooking the beautiful mountains) and the FUNNIEST bartender named MICHEAL!!! Thanks, for the yummy eats and great time y'all! Cheers!

The food was great , ambience was perfect for the night. The service was great , Devon was very…read morewell prepared and knowledgeable with all the spirits . Very friendly place to wind down and relax! Will be coming back :)

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

A not so secret, secret speakeasy in Leavenworth. We spotted the sign on the sidewalk as we were…read moreroaming around town. Glad we took the time to stop in! Servers greeted us as soon as we stepped in. The bar and space are moody, warmly lit with separate small and larger seating areas spread out for cozy drinking. There is a big screen showing the street view of the town to watch for what's going on in the outside world. Menu is by QR code. Drinks are strong, lots to choose from. The classics and unique concoctions to try! We usually go for the old fashioned when trying new bars as a litmus test. We loved them - strong, unique flavors that don't get overwhelmed by the alcohol, delicious! We will be back to try more.

Such a fun find in Leavenworth! The Blind Tigress is a cozy little speakeasy with cute decor and a…read moregreat vibe. We tried the seasonal Valentine's specials: the Chocolate Cherry Old Fashioned and the French Kiss (a twist on a French 75). Both were delicious and beautifully crafted, but we especially loved the Chocolate Cherry Old Fashioned which was very balanced and smooth. Service was great and the whole experience felt intimate and thoughtful. Highly recommend if you're looking for well-made cocktails in a charming setting. Would absolutely come back!

What a gem! The last thing you would expect here: a moody, dare I say sultry, craft cocktail bar in…read moreoldtown Stanwood..?!? Wow! The drinks are superb. The garnish program is tight. Wine selection is surprisingly good. The service is friendly and efficient, and the nibbles do the job: charcuterie plate is perfect for two people, flatbreads are flavorful and finger-foody (not tedious or messy). I hope they expand upon the menu. The dim lighting, comfy seating and cool music really transport you. A great place for small parties, date night mood-setting and happy hour (starts at 3:00). Highly recommended! See you there!

We love coming here for the atmosphere, finger foods and drinks. The decor is sexy and upscale,…read morelove all the white chairs and booths. Two days after Christmas I thought this place would be packed. It's just getting busy at 4:44pm. Usually we can't get a table so we end up going somewhere else. This is a pleasant change tonight. Service is wonderful and we

The pistachio gelato, cream of coconut, pineapple tiki drink here is incredible. My tastebuds all…read morelit up at that nutty savory sweet flavor. And the copper straw for that drink suited it perfectly, really brought out the ice cream coldness in each sip. Alas this wasn't my drink, but my wife's. I had the sotol cocktail and that was smoky and interesting too. Vibes were immaculate here for the weekend night I went. The gold and art deco furnishing with the varied lighting and green-gold wallpaper, along with the unexpectedly detailed wood carvings under the bar were great. Plus the relaxed but bassy music selection added to the lounge experience. Very happy, hope I can return and order the pistachio drink for myself. Fast service, no complaints.

I really wish we had something more like this closer to home this Speakeasy-esq place (it's not…read morereally hidden but it's a flight of stairs up before the main restaurant which is another flight of stairs above this cute place) They outdid themselves with decor and dark ambience, the staff are super friendly and attentive while giving you your privacy. It's not large but there were plenty of tables and seats at the bar I honestly cannot remember the name of the drink I had but it hit the spot and wasn't too sweet (always a plus in my book) we also had the Trio of house made dips 3/5 which was chunky hummus, a dried tomato and walnut romesco and feta kopanisti with LOTS of pita bread. All in all a great place to stop into and chill was a great ending to our day. Will absolutely visit again!

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.

My wife and I met our friends at Pie Dive Bar for dinner…read more Free parking can be found on the street. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Gratuity of 20% is automatically added to tabs for parties of 6+. Lounge seating consists of sitting at the bar. Large groups are not ideal; table tops seating four without ample room to combine tables. Seating can also be found around the pie station. Pie Dive Bar offers a full bar as well as house cocktails. Food menu is narrow, offering savory and sweet pie choices. My wife sipped on a Jameson on the rocks for $9 while I sipped on a glass of A'ki Cab for $10. For dinner my wife chose the Steak Pie for $16: flank steak, onions, garlic, potatoes, peas, carrots and cream of mushroom sauce. Served with a Rocket Beet side salad. My wife did not like that her salad was served on the same plate as her pie since it was unavoidable that the dressing would end up touching her pie. I chose the Chicken Pie for $14: chicken, onions, garlic, red potatoes, peas, carrots and a cream sauce. Served with a Rocket Beet side salad. Comfort in each bite. We took a slice of Banana Bourbon Cream Pie to-go for $10. Admittedly, I'm not a banana cream pie lover (my wife is) and this slice didn't change my mind. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall, Pie Dive Bar is the perfect stop when craving comfort food.

Pie Dive Bar is a must-visit! The sweet and savory pies were amazing, and the atmosphere was cozy…read moreand warm. Perfect for date night or just hanging out--definitely worth your time!

Awesome drinks and service! 10/10 would highly recommend this place. The server was knowledgeable…read moreand very kind. The drink were classy and top notch. We'll be back!

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.

Great food great service fun place to go. This last time I…read morewent for the breakfast and qualified for the senior meal. Yippee.

Well, the burger was a tad bland. I guess Bubba don't use that 80/20 mix with the fat drizzling out…read morefor flavor town to kick in... As for my overall experience well FRANK WAS DISAPPOINTED! Let me share with you why cause it's a cautionary tail of laziness and small town stupidity. Ok people let's take a journey. I decided to try a new place to try on a Sunday for a meal. I'd saved Bubbas in my YELP to try list. Now I drove 45 mins just to spend some time and enjoy a Bubba's meal, so I was all in. Well, I grabbed a table in the bar and look at menu. I asked about the country fried steak and the dude taking my order says " NO " claiming it's after 12 and no more. HELLO dude the clock on wall showed 10 mins to 12! It threw me off my thoughts and I ordered a burger m. But after a minute I said gargoyle can I change my order to country fried steak. " NO " is what he then says ( WTF ) really dude. Just cause you imputed into computer which you claimed doesn't mean you can't walk back 5ft to the kitchen and change things for a customer. And with a glib response next he utters "well you can come back for it"! NOT HAPPENING DUDE! Meal comes and well it's no burger worth bragging about. McDonald's has more to offer in the way of taste. So my burger looks great and tastes like a shoe... I finished up and drove off disappointed I now have the drive of shame back to Seattle. What a rip cause I could have been eating chicken fried steak. Oh well that's my story about a meal down the tubes...