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    4.2 (305 reviews)
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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Shrimp Cesar
    Alexa D.

    I liked John's but felt like they could have done more. For a steakhouse with a view, most people here were in sweat pants and there were a lot of kids. This definitely brought down the overall vibe a lot and made it feel more like a chain restaurant than a steakhouse. I got a shrimp Cesar and it was totally average. The shrimp was seasoned well, the lettuce was fine. It's not really something that can be made spectacular so my expectations weren't too high. The staff was fine. They were attentive but forgot a few things. Our waitress also asked my mother in law how she'd like her salmon cooked which was odd, then doubled down and said that most people order it medium rare...which I doubt. The chocolate mousse was great but served in an odd cup which made it hard to eat out of. I probably won't return on my own but wouldn't turn down a free meal here from the in-laws either.

    Brunch!
    Sherry T.

    We arrived around Noon on a Sunday and were seated right away. The hostess, who was also our server, was pleasant and attentive. Food: my boyfriend's burgers with fries was very good. The eggs on my avocado toast were perfectly poached, and the tomato chutney was divine. However, the toast was small, thin, and burnt and the avocado was not quite ripe like. I chose fruit as a side. It was a sizable portion of fresh fruit, which was a nice surprise. The setting is quaint and peaceful. The sticky floors were gross. For the price, I expect a solid avocado toast and clean floors. 3.5 stars rounded up to 4 for good service.

    Brownie sundae
    Nora K.

    Very cozy , upscale and quiet restaurant. Wouldn't recommend coming with small kids. Despite having a hungry toddler, the service was prompt and welcoming! Food flavors were top notch, in a dark candle lit ambiance . Portions were on the smaller side and they ran out of the fresh bruschetta on the menu. We had the seafood linguine- 10/10 recommend Salmon PNW- 6/10 . Over priced for a small piece of salmon with roasted potato. Clam chowder- 8/10 . Rich with clams and corn. Studded by bacon bits. Either the bowl was too tiny or we couldn't get enough Wrapped up with a brownie sundae for dessert.

    Miriam D.

    After a few attempts to celebrate my husband, we finally made it back in and it was awesome! From start to finish the service, atmosphere, drinks and food were spot on. A chef local to the area and a server with my husbands name? You got us! My husband is a lover of the Diamond Knot IPA so it's awesome it's on draft. I was shown the perfect wine to pair with my shrimp salad. Which by the way was my second choice as they had unfortunately ran out of their salmon special, but that just goes to show you how amazing it is. My husbands steak melted in our mouth yet again and my salad had the perfect amount of dressing. Our water glasses stayed full and helped us decide on getting dessert, it was lemon and it was good! They gifted a sundae to my husband for his birthday and promotion gift, super sweet! Looking forward to going back soon! MUST TRY! Remember to make reservations to ensure a nice seat!

    Dimly lit ambiance

    John's Grill is a hidden gem. Situated right off Mukilteo Speedway next to the ferry terminal with some view. My wife and I have been here before thus the repeat business. This restaurant is a must try for anniversary, birthday , romantic date night, etc. as the ambience is romantic with dimly lit lightings and decor. The main reason for us to come back here is their crab cakes. They have the best crab cakes locally and I've had others but not as good as John's. The breading is light with a slight crunch and not oily. The crab meat portion is generous and the sauce is perfectly seasoned. I highly recommend this appetizer. For entree, we ordered the Seafood Linguine and an 8oz Filet Mignon. The seafood linguine, pasta not overcooked, shrimps were good size and not overcooked, scallops were fresh and not dry. The cream sauce was delicious with the right amount of seasoning. The steak was cooked perfectly medium rare. Some places cooked medium rare either too rare or too well done for my liking. Cutting into the steaks was like a hot knife through butter. Paired with the creamy mashed potatoes with a hint of chimichurri sauce just melts in your mouth. The vegetables were cooked just right and not mushy. I don't like overcooked vegetables. For dessert, we had the Orange cardomom bread pudding. John's use Macrina Bakery brioche topped with a hint of orange and cream sauce with caramel and the bread was baked nicely with a little bit of crispy crust. Overall sweetness is just right for my taste. I would rate the sweet level 4/5, 5 being too sweet. The service was excellent. Our waitress was very attentive and accommodating. The host was well informed about their specials. Waitress and hostess were very friendly and welcoming. This restaurant isn't for everyone as their prices reflects quality, service and a fine dining experience. This is not your stop and go, it's more for special occasions or it just fit the bill for some. Compared to other high end restaurants this place does justice as we don't have to drive to Bellevue or downtown Seattle for fine dining and to justify the price, this place is actually reasonable.

    Huge crab cake, full of crab meat with a slightly crispy seared crust. Delicious.
    Suzie A.

    One of my favorite things about traveling to out-of-the-way places is the occasional outstanding meal that comes as a complete surprise. Tucked away in Mukilteo, John's Grill is a small but cozy and welcoming restaurant that seeks to offer something a little higher end. Its specialties are seafood and steak, but you can add fantastic service and excellent cocktails to the list. The friendly staff attended to us even though we got there after 8 p.m., and they close at 9. The menu is small but focused, which means they put all their effort in a few very strong dishes. We were waited on by Tyler, who also happened to be the restaurant's general manager. He recommended the crab cake and roasted broccoli to start, and I (having eaten a lot at lunch) ordered a Caesar salad with grilled prawns while my brother opted for the swordfish. All I can say is, if Tyler suggests something, listen to him. He knows what's up. The crab cake was both crispy and tender, very meaty with lots of crab and not a lot of filler. It's a big crab cake, so definitely good for sharing among 2-3 people. The broccoli dish was one of the most interesting dishes I had ever eaten, with a spicy aioli and a delicious pecan paste that was so good I wanted to put it on everything. Our entrees were also outstanding. My Caesar salad was lightly dressed with a very tasty dressing, croutons, and nicely seasoned local prawns. My brother's swordfish (freshly delivered from Costa Rica and handled on site) was delicious, even though a little on the salty side. But the things we'll remember the most are Tyler's attentive service, and what was perhaps one of the best vodka martinis we've ever had. Martinis are simple but notoriously difficult to perfect. The vodka martini at John's was worth the trip by itself. Tyler is also very knowledgeable about wine, so it was fun to try his suggestions. All of this to say that if you're looking for finer dining (or just a special meal) and excellent service and cocktails, John's is the place to go in the Mukilteo area.

    Bloody Mary espresso martini and orange juice
    Jordan N.

    This place over charges for very little accommodations. No bottled, purified water options, no bbq, no pickles, no chalupa, no zapatio, no, no and no are the consistent answers. Why are you charging $25 for a chicken sandwich without any inventory??

    Seafood Linguine
    Brad P.

    I came here recently with my wife and mother-in-law for dinner. The dinner was very good and I would go back. The highlight was the clam chowder with corn, absolutely as good as any chowder I have had. My wife had the highly acclaimed $28 crab cake which is huge, but was a disappointment, basic shredded crab with heavy breading and she prefers lump crab cakes. For a main, I had the seafood linguine which had lots of seafood (scallops, lump crab, and shrimp) and good sauce/noodles. My wife had the salmon and said it was amazing. They have a solid wine list including Caymus and even Quilceda Creek ($245 a bottle). We settled for some Michael David Freaksbow which was really good.

    Prawn wedge salad mmmm

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    Service/Ambience is amazing and Food is great always come here for the best burgers and Brussel sprouts!!!

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    Ask the Community - John's Grill

    Are kids welcome?

    I believe they are welcome but keep in mind this is a small intimate restaurant with only a handful of tables. Enjoy! One of my favorites! :)

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