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Kiwanis Salmon Barbecue

4.8 (12 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
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Tracy A.

One of the best things about the tulip festival is the salmon barbecue. If you are in Mount Vernon in April for the tulip festival check out the salmon barbecue put on by the Kiwanis. For a reasonable price you get salmon, a couple of sides, garlic, bread, beverage, and an ice cream treat. You can sit down on a table and eat it there or many people come and take the meals home. You'll often be able to buy raffle tickets for a fundraiser and do some socializing while you're there. It's one of the best meals you can get in Mount Vernon.

Excellent wild caught king and silver salmon barbecued to perfection.  The Kiwanis volunteers are friendly folks and have a nice facility.

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Skagit River Brewery

Skagit River Brewery

3.5(131 reviews)
0.8 mi
•$$

We waited forever for service, for food, for the check. The waiter said she was the only one on…read morestaff for the whole restaurant. The food was not very creative or very large or very good for the very high prices they are charging.

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!

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Train Wreck Bar

4.4(1k reviews)
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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.

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Skagit Landing Restaurant & Catering - Landing Sunset - the bartender just informed me that it usually comes in a different glass

Skagit Landing Restaurant & Catering

4.7(24 reviews)
3.6 mi
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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.

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4.7(201 reviews)
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Walked into this unsuspecting gem of a place today after hearing much about it. Was greeted warmly…read moreby Hailey. I said I heard I needed to try the sandwiches. She said the best sellers were the crab and lobster rolls, but her favorite was the spicy shrimp. She lit up when I said that sounds great. And she was right. She brought it out while I was viewing the yummy pickled offerings and checking out all the other store goodies in this quaint country store. She was proud of it and even opened it to show me. I couldn't resist adding an extra half pound of the ahi poke. I returned to my truck and knew I had to get after the sandwich before getting on the road so there I went. I am a road warrior for work and get into my fair share of sandwiches during a work week. So worth the stop. It was perfect and came with a side of potato salad which didn't disappoint either. Definitely top sandwich I've had this year. The poke was on point and instantly reminded me of being in Hawaii getting my poke to go out of the deli at Foodland. I had to run back in after and tell her thank you for the recommendation and got a high five and a big smile. Go visit. Ask for Hailey. Get the spicy shrimp and poke. You'll be super happy you did.

A fish market with a variety of local farm and gourmet products as well…read more The staff is friendly, the fish selection is good, the fish is fresh, and one can always buy a variety of other things as well -- we got some fresh picked local asparagus, as well as some king salmon. We've been going there for years. Sadly, they no longer offer ice cream cones (just ice cream in pints and quarts) - they explained to me that they were overwhelmed by people who just wanted ice cream, and that it made it hard to sell fish. The penalty of popularity. If you need fish, whether to consume nearby, or to take home on ice, this is a great place to buy it - conveniently located on route 20, not far from I-5.

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Kiwanis Salmon Barbecue - newamerican - Updated October 2026

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