The food was good, but the prices were honestly shocking. I paid $19 for chicken tenders with a…read moresmall side of fries--and that didn't even include sauce. They charge an extra $2.50 just for dipping sauce, which feels excessive. Even water isn't complimentary--you have to buy a bottled water for $3.50. On top of that, the restaurant itself is small with limited, uncomfortable seating. There's also no wait staff, so if you need anything, you have to get up and take care of it yourself. If you're heading there before an Everett Silvertips game with friends, you'll be lucky to find seating--it only has about 25 seats total. Overall, decent food, but between the high prices, limited space, and lack of basic service, it didn't feel like a great value.

I picked this place solely bc of the overall stars. And I must say I left feeling perplexed…read more My son definitely ordered the better meal. He went with fried chicken burger with tater tots. The burger was decently. It wasn't anything I'd go out of my way for but it was solid choice. It was crispy and seasoned pretty well. The tater tots were exceptionally tasty. Fried to perfection without being greasy. And the seasoning was chef kiss. My chicken wings were slathered in garlic Parmesan sauce. And that sauce was actually tasty. But my wings were so rubbery and it lacking any crispy texture. It was like they were boiled, flash fried for color and then bathed in the sauce to finish cooking. I just wish the chicken was cooked better. It would have been a much better experience. The pretzel and cheese is a big no. Nothing tasty about the pretzel bites as at all and the cheese sauce was not great either. Service was great. They were really friendly.

Zoey's is not longer making chicken sandwiches, now it is a hamburger place…read more The hamburgers are tasty, the menu has a good variety, the fries are crisp and the service is cordial and fast. It has the potential to be a 5 star place, but the ambience, decor and cleanliness of the dining area is below average.

Zoey's is no longer a chicken place as previously reviewed from others. The smash burger i had was…read morethe mushroom Swiss and it was delicious. Zoey is super chill and nice. I would give 5 stars for food, but the setting could use a deep clean Tables are sticky and bathroom was not working. I hope they can get it fixed and have a deep cleaning done if they're able too. The burgers are too good to have the setting steer folks away.

Killah ono grindz deh kine grindz dat has simular tastings to the islands. Donkey why wait my…read morecousin we got tree how many u getting today? Enjoy deh grindz dat no regrets.

I decided to revisit Hawaiian Sun BBQ because The Homie and his friends had a satisfying meal here…read moreafter a long road trip and hike. I had laulau elsewhere recently, so I was interested in trying their version for comparison. Last laulau ordered here was in 2018! We took 99N all the way to Everett Mall Way to avoid the I-5 commute traffic (4/23/26). We were immediately seated and provided menus & ice water. Pretty much the same interior, no overhead music, and straightforward table service. There were three others dining onsite, but also later overheard phone orders taken followed with brisk takeout pickups. They also have the capacity for catering with product, prices, and serving pan sizes posted on the wall. The Homie ordered the loco moco with overeasy eggs, plus their standard cheeseburger. He was pretty happy with the outcome. Consistent to his previous experience, but also took note of the quality and reasonable cost for the cheeseburger. I opted for the laulau plate which came with the requisite two scoops steamed rice and one scoop mac (Hawaiian style macaroni salad) with a sizeable laulau. I unwrapped the outer ti leaves and cut into the taro leaves (steamed like spinach) to reveal succulent pork and tender butterfish inside. This was great with a little added shoyu. Spot on delicious! The ice water also hit the spot. Perfectly chilled without any aftertaste from a pitcher. None of that tepid water in a stoppered top glass bottle or carafe. Refreshing! Overall satisfying meal at a reasonable price.

Came here since I was craving wings. Took a gamble based on reviews and ratings. Sadly, Turned out…read moreto be a disappointment. The Louisiana rub was very dry and lacked any flavor at all. I had to add a sauce of my own to eat it. The original hot had some flavor but overall very below average. The wings were overcooked and very chewy and hard. I did takeout and almost everyone at the place had come for takeout. Even being this lowly rated, it was incredibly busy and took 15mins more than the predicted pick up time. Will not be visiting a second time. Try your luck!

This spot is always busy with orders, but the staff are friendly and do their best to get orders…read moreout as quickly as possible. I would say it's about a 30 min wait to get your food, we ordered ahead online which was convenient. The dining area was really messy, since majority of the tables were littered with people's trash and leftovers. Understandably, they were prioritizing the kitchen because of the amount of pick up orders they were receiving. We each ordered 10-piece bone-in wings, a side of fries, and veggies. I picked out the hot honey rub, which was my favorite. The garlic parmesan was disappointing since the seasoning was lacking. The wings here are fried nicely, but the fries are oddly soggy. They were still good though, due to the seasoning. Also, the ranch here is so delicious! I don't know why, but I'm addicted to Wingstop ranch. Make sure to order extra if you love to dip. Overall, it's a great place to pick up some wings. Just be considerate of the wait time and cleanliness due to staffing.

This place was GAS! Worth a try!…read more I got the soy ginger chicken sandwich for $10. Very reasonable price. Was freshly made. The staff is friendly and the inside is comfortable. Loved it.

I've ordered online to-go from here twice, and they are really punctual about your food being ready…read moreright at the time you order! Not one minute earlier or later, which makes sure your food is fresh when you're supposed to be there. Inside there are many tables for one person to sit or I think up to 6 people to sit. Lots of seating for any group size! I usually get the medium tenders and my sister gets medium wings. The sauce is very good - balances out how spicy these can get. I feel like I have a pretty high spice tolerance but I am afraid to go higher honestly. I like the spiced fries add on, I think they are very worth it. A good amount and they are very tasty. The box also comes with a piece of white bread on the bottom to soak up any excess juices or spices. I don't know if you're meant to eat it but I do :) The chicken is always very juicy, whether you get the tenders or the wings. At least for the tenders, it's a kind of melt in your mouth chicken. And paired with how spicy it can get, it is overall a very nice dish. I think the prices are not egregious and the food is worth the price. We come back every time we're craving good, spicy chicken. And for getting three tenders I'm unable to eat all of it so I'm able to finish the rest for dinner :)

We have to begin by describing the vibe here -- I was picking up 80's Coffee House Vibes -- kinda…read morelike Everett's version of the Last Exit. (gotta climb in the Wayback Machine for that gem!) I loved that I saw at least six versions of my childhood dining room table, which felt so nostalgically comfortable that I wanted to crawl under one with my coloring books and my chocolate milk. But I digress -- you're supposed to be reading my review. I decided that I was in the mood for grilled cheese and tomato soup, so that's what I ordered. The tomato soup is really amazing -- so fresh tasting and delicious. But the sandwich was next level nom-ness. I opted to get it on sourdough because it's the best for dunking into the soup. Totes 'lish (I just thought I would type like one of the cool kids!! In conclusion, I want to talk about the service -- ordering was fairly simple, and the varied menu made it exciting to know there are so many choices. You order in line and the incredible wait staff brings the food quite quickly. With the vibe, the service and all the things, I am definitely coming back.

As you pass through the threshold, you're confronted with a chalkboard listing the specials of the…read moreday. It definitely worked on me - usually specials are relegated to a small corner of the menu, but here they are front and center. I couldn't resist and so I got the Pot Roast Dip. It's a sandwich that has a good amount of pot roast, some bacon jam that's glued together with provolone and Swiss cheese all on a Giuseppe roll (From Macrina Bakery? It's a crust roll). The bacon jam and sandwich dressing makes the sandwich really sweet, but the Angus sauce is very salty, and so when the sandwich is dipped it all balances out interestingly enough. It was good to try, but I think I'll order something else next time. I also got a Mocha latte- very smooth and delicious. I would get this again! Their bathrooms are shared with the rest of the building - the code is at the cashiers. The wifi password is right next to it too. You grab a menu, wait in line to order, and then they bring your food to you. Bus your own table when you're done. Solid spot.

Tips: Taco Tuesday: soft or crunchy ground beef tacos are…read more$2.25 each, carne asada street tacos are $3.25 each & deep-fried tacos are $2.25 each all day on Tuesday's. Happy Hour Mon-Fri from 4pm-7pm on drinks only. My wife and I stopped into Player's for lunch during the week after doing a bit of shopping at Costco. Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. It's evident that the clientele are regulars. During our visit, the bartender was also the cook. Orders are placed at the bar. Indoors is spacious with several tables scattered about. For entertainment, Player's offers pool tables, pool tabs, darts, fooseball and TV's. All day on Tuesday's, soft or crunchy beef tacos or carne asada street tacos with cilantro are $2 each. My wife had a couple pints of Bud Light for $4.75 each. I had a couple pints of Bodhi IPA for $5.75 each. Our beers were ice cold and filled to the rim. We each ordered one crunchy and one soft (fajita size) ground beef taco for $2 each. The tacos were stuffed with seasoned taco meat, cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. Filling and tasty. Overall, Player's is a decent bar for the surrounding area. Due to the type of bar that this is, top-notch customer service shouldn't be expected. Have a seat and enjoy a cold brew while waiting on food orders. Witnessing the amount of people at lunch during the week, I can only assume this bar gets packed in the evenings and weekends. My wife and I both enjoy bars such as Player's and look forward to returning in the future.

Servers are amazing, great place to go and chill. Have good snacks, I recommend the jalapeño…read morepoppers and lumpia

The food was great! Place was CLEAN!! We got the bull pen with beer battered crust with the help of…read morethe kind man that checked us out. While sitting and waiting for our food, we noticed how the staff were joking around with eachother and seems like a great tight knit group :) great food, will be back again

Nice location in everett downtown. I waited little bit more…read morethan i usually wait. Pizza dough seemed too doughy. Service was okay

Second time at the pizza joint. The ambiance is very casual. I came around 3pm to grab a slice of…read morepizza and there was only 1 slice of pepperoni and a whole cheese pizza available to select. There wasn't much of a variety which was a bummer but I went with the basic cheese to try out. They heated the pizza and it came out hot. Overall, the pizza was good. If I came back, I would order a whole pizza ($22-$28) instead of the slices as it is cheaper. If you come for the slices, on average $4.-$4.75.

It had been a few years since I've been here, and since that time a new change of ownership has…read moreoccurred. I remember a nice Asian family used to run this spot. Since then, a Georgian couple, I think they are Georgian, has taken over. I was in the mood for a Philly cheesesteak in addition to trying something different. After my perusing of the menu I knew what was going to be my pick for the evening. I live in Everett and this place is just right down the freeway, which is a short jaunt considering it is the Boeing freeway and it's not a bad drive at all. After pulling up, i headed inside and it wasn't crowed at all. I did a quick look over on the menu and glanced at the available slices and was greeted warmly by the husband. I knew what I wanted but it was going to be a split order. I let him know that I was going to eat in first and then order to go afterwards and he was welcomed to it. I first ordered a slice, the meat lovers or pepperoni and sausage. And Caesar salad. The salad was a regular portion but they have a larger as well. The slice was decent. The majority of pizza parlors throw slices back in the oven for a quick reheat and this was no different. Great crisp, not too greasy and the bite was good. My favorite local spot is Brooklyn brothers but this was not too far behind. The salad was good. Classic romaine, chopped to bite-sized pieces, excellent mouth size and the dressing was on point. Croutons, which were plentiful, and I enjoy that, rounded out with a good amount of shredded Parmesan. It wasn't the best but when you have a good caesar salad it's damn near good enough. After my first palate cleanse, i went to place my to go order. A Philly cheesesteak and their kachapuri. The cheesesteak was simple, just meat and cheese, which is my personal standard. The kachapuri was their pizza dough, a mix of cheeses and Georgian cheeses and an egg yolk, that was added father it was cooked. It was accompanied by a slab of butter. The cheesesteak was delicious. It was meaty and cheesy lol. The dough was soft and absorbed all the drippings of the meat and cheese and each bite was perfect. There an always better cheesesteaks and some are standards but this one set a great mark compared to my poach offerings, even the ones that cheesesteak in their namesake. I was happy. After I wolfed down the first half, I saved the rest for the next day and dove into the Kachapuri. This was my first time having this dish and it was a great choice. Be warned that this is a heavy dish and very rich. I had to spread it out over the next few days but each reheat was great and never did it decrease in flavor or quality. The flavor is extremely piquant. Savory, creamy and the addition of the yolk and butter just brings it to another level. Again, it is heavy and should be paired with something lite, salad, vegetables, a tame meat or subtle fish but if eaten on its own, good enough. Check them out and if you're curious, go for the cheesesteak and if you're in the mood add the kachapuri. You wont regret it.