Very yummy food! The food tasted very fresh and very delicious, and the texture was great. The…read moreservice was wonderful! I walked in, and a girl greeted me and brought me to a seat immediately. The ambiance was amazingly good. The people sitting next to us gave me some good advice about how to use my phone and how to leave a review here. Loved the place would come back!!

We were a party of four. We ordered a burger with fries. Original pulled pork sandwich with fries,…read moretwo piece fish and chips and a special barley salad with chicken added. Plus, two soda they were a large size and $3.50 each. Fries are an additional charge $4.50 for small and the chicken on the salad was an additional $6. The burger was slight under cooked and came with an overpowering horseradish sauce on it. The fish was borderline over cooked as well as the fries. The pulled pork said crispy but it had many charcoal black burnt piece that gave an off putting flavor and we're inedible. It was greasy and difficult to eat. The salad was the best item. I'd maybe come back and try some other items.

Some ups and down here, figuratively and literally, but I admit my perspective is probably one of a…read morecustomer looking for the exact things they just happen to be bad at, and customers with different priorities will likely have a different experience. Case in point: I like dark beers, especially in cooler weather. They had a porter, which tasted tangy but not quite like a sour, and a stout, which mysteriously tasted very like an English porter, but too light a body for a stout, certainly no creamy head to speak of, and again that sour note. Whatevs. The drink menu is mostly chock-a-block with IPAs, blondes and lagers - ambers and darks are perhaps just not in their wheelhouse. We also came because they supposedly have a pool table here. And they do - tucked away in a dimly lit corner upstairs. We had to ask the waitress to turn on the lights for us, but only a mostly-burned out string of Costco tivoli lights served to illuminate the space. It was very hard to see the balls, or our food. Food? We had a flatbread pizza and Brussels. They were ok. They're probably better at sandwiches...again, we hit 'em where they ain't... So, the "up and down" bit: If you want to sit upstairs, fine, but you must order downstairs. Want to use a restroom? Downstairs. All done and ready to close tab? Downstairs. The bartender (running the place solo, apparently) was gracious and accommodating in bringing us food and refills upstairs, though, and we tipped accordingly. Good service. Not our particular cup of tea, perhaps, but give 'em a shot if you like IPAs and lagers, and don't care a whiff about pool or pizza. You might like it!

Good lunch stop. Started with the brussel sprouts. The were real good, had a good mix of…read morebalsamic, bacon and spice. The salmon salad was ok. It had a good char but the salmon was on the dry side. Of course great beer selection.

Always good, great burgers, patty melt, fishwich and fish basket. Heavy on the calories, especially…read moreif you have their delicious shakes! Totally worth it!

Ordered the "classic" cheese burger. Patty, Catsup, mustard, cold American cheese, couple of…read morepickles. No onion, lettuce, tomatoe!!! What kind of burger is this, not classic! It was mediocre at best! They used to have a great burger, not any more. I could have gotten the same thing at Burger King at half the price!

The service and food was amazing! We came from Illinois, our…read morefirst time in Mount Vernon. Was our first stop on our vacation. Thanks to all the volunteers that made it so a memorable time.

I went to the salmon barbecue at hillcrest park and was greeted by the most upbeat and cheery…read morestaff! Everyone was so excited to help serve the community and the sunshine put a smile on not only the volunteers faces but patrons faces as well. I will return this month again for the casual good vibes and eating salmon in the sunshine-- a true PNW treat. Please make a stop over here to support our local youth! They have more options than just salmon and the park is beautiful to walk around in

Love, love, love Train Wreck. Great food, incredibly friendly and helpful staff with an inviting…read moreatmosphere! I go here every time I'm in town.

This was a wonderful surprise! Most helpful, congenial and efficient service. Very fresh tasting…read moreingredients, great flavors. Set in a charming, rustic old building, the menu is surprisingly interesting. From burgers to ahi poke. We had edamome which were a bit messy to eat but had fantastic flavor. We both ordered the appetizer poke for our lunch. A beautiful plate of food, generous portion, and great flavors. I loved the house made "chili crisp" as an accent, as well as the pickled ginger. This was fun and so satisfying to eat.

I stopped in on "Black Friday" on my way to a medical appointment…read more The Porterhouse Pub was open and had a few tables occupied, so there was no problem getting seated. I noticed a bunch of slates with beer names and spotted a cider from Terramar advertising a Strawberry Rhubarb cider and decided I wanted to try that flavor combination. It was sweet with a little tart aftertaste. For my meal I opted for the Porterhouse Cheese Curds as an appetizer and the Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich with fries for my main dish. The cheese curds were nicely battered and fried and the housemade ranch was a nice accompaniment to the cheese curds. The spicy crispy chicken sandwich was only crispy on the outside where the batter was applied! The rest of the chicken was tender and juicy. So tasty . I didn't think the sandwich was all that spicy, but that would be my fault because I eat jalapeno like candy and routinely use habanero hot sauce on my food. Even though I didn't think it was all that spicy I did enjoy the flavor and crunch of the sandwich. There was a bunch of steak fries served with my sandwich. Excellent fries, but way too many for me to eat them all. I think I probably ate only 1/4 of them!! I was very tempted to order a slice of the chocolate cheesecake with housemade fudge for dessert, but I was stuffed by my appetizer and meal.

Stopped in here for a late afternoon snack with my daughter on Shop Small Saturday, and we had such…read morea nice time. I had been here years ago, but not in quite awhile. The service was fast and friendly, and the prices were super affordable. I especially appreciated that they had one of my favorite seltzers, from Stemma Brewing, on tap! We enjoyed a couple of appetizers. The calamari was crispy and delicious, and served with a side of tasty aioli. Although not quite enough aioli, as we ran out about half way through the calamari and had to order more. (Tbh I was kinda surprised when I saw they had charged us for the "extra" aioli.) The hot artichoke dip was good, too, though the portion was pretty small for the price. I'd come back again, but maybe during happy hour as it might be a better value.

The brisket sandwich was AMAZING!! Highly recommend stopping here after walking the tulip gardens…read moreup here. Coleslaw, spicy BBQ sauce and their ranch was fantastic as well! Service here is great too. Staff is super nice!

I've been avoiding writing this review for quite awhile, and that's only because I knew I'd be…read morecraving more Kelley's by the time I was done! This little drive-up gem may look like your run-of-the-mill PNW coffee shop from the outside, but on the inside they are magically producing some mighty fine eats. My go-to here is their pulled pork sandwich. I keep telling myself I'll try something else next time...but I always default to the pulled pork. It's tender, juicy, and topped with their zesty homemade BBQ sauce. I love to order it with a side of their impossibly creamy mac 'n cheese and their simmered-for-hours Cowboy beans. It's enough food for lunch AND dinner. Okay, I told you this would happen: I'm craving Kelley's now. Pro tip: order ahead and then pick up, because the wait can get very long (especially during the lunch hour).

So this place... this place.... It's a hidden place, all by its lonesome like a block away from…read morethe Skagit Regional bus stop errr I mean airport. It's kinda the definition of hidden gem as it's in the middle of a small airfield industrial district. It's super small, less than ten tables. I only saw the cook and the waitress working. Ambiance is seriously awesome as you get a full view of the airfield. My little ones were tickled to see a army Blackhawk land, taxi in, then watch the pilots walk in for lunch with family. The waitress was attentive and friendly even after the lunch rush arrived. So like the other reviews singing praises of the service I'm totally hashtag metoo Now the part y'all been waiting for, the food. My kids got the kids quesadilla which looked ok, I was wowed by the cup of fruit, it looked delicious and the kid was licking the jar clean after. I got the steak sandwich and my my it... was... phenomenal! I mean really restaurants these days try to fancify their stuff without getting the basics down first like cutting the steak right or you know... salt, seasoning, not overcooking the dang thing. These guys did a perfect basic steak sandwich. Perfect amount of bell peppers in it, perfectly cooked, seasoned well. Easily top 3 steak sandwiches I've ever had and I'm phat so I've eaten a lot of steak sammys. The wife had a I don't know cause it came out after my steak sandwich and I only had eyes for steak. I literally cheated on my wifey with a sandwich. Says I haven't looked at her the way I looked at my sandwich since the youngest was conceived. It's been a week and I'm still on the couch.

Everything and everyone was great! They have a great selection of beverages, salads, several…read moresandwiches, tasty fries, or sub for salad or soup. I added a second side for only $2. There were only a few other people that came and went while we lunched. We think it's fun to watch airplanes come and go or to just check out the ones that are parked outside the windows. They serve local baked bread from Water Tank Bakery which is such a small business that they only have a walk up windows to buy from. We visited after enjoying our sandwiches.

I walked into IHOP hoping for a comforting, nostalgic mountain of fluffy pancakes. Instead, I left…read moresticky, frustrated, and deeply unsatisfied. Once a reliable American staple, this visit proved that the "International House" has severely lost its way.

01-25-26 Food is not prepared as ordered and yet it was very…read moreexpensive. Asked for crispy or well done bacon yet it came to us barely cooked the same with the hash browns Other food served to us was cold Service was horrible Essentially they ignored us after dropping off the food A different server dropped dirty silverware from another table on the floor in front of our table and it never got picked up while we were there

Best fries in the state. Good pizza, and I'm a pizza snob. But the best part is the pool scene…read more Lots of competitive games and tournaments. Head barkeep Des is the hardest working woman in Skagit county

We stopped in here for the World Series not expecting much food wise. I ordered a club grinder…read moreexpecting a glorified deli shrink wrapped sandwich level of quality. I was wrong! I do like grinders and these did not disappoint. The bread was baked to crispy bit not too crispy perfection. The toppings were fresh and they didn't not shy on the amount of meat or cheese. Service from the bartender was excellent even though it was busy. She was super upbeat and fun. What we want when going to a local bar to watch a game.