I think I probably could have gone on a South African safari, came back to the United States, and my food still wouldn't be ready.

If I could give Maggie's 3.5 stars I would, but I can't. So, sorry. Not quite 4 stars for me... maybe if I had gone to their happy hour. Palisades' happy hour is so good; I don't know if I could make that choice! This place reminds me of Anthony's Beach Cafe in my hometown of Edmonds. Why? Family friendly, high school kids working in shorts and fleece vests, beautiful views of the marina and boats that I will never be able to afford, located under a nice restaurant (Palisades), seafood with affordable prices but not quite as nice as the upstairs restaurant.... and the list goes on. The food is nothing to write home about but definitely hits the marina beach cafe craving. Good chowder (mmm bacon, I love bacon), fish tacos were alright, the service was nice and accommodating (server messed up my sister's order and gave us a free dessert to make up for it). Loved the "Dog Parking" signs next to the tables on the edge of the patio... if I had a dog, that would be extra incentive to take a walk to Magnolia for a sunset dinner. Cute! read more

If you want to eat delicious food with a spectacular view of Seattle, eat at Palisades or bring a your own picnic but I don't recommend dining here. I wanted this place to be ALOT more than it turned out to be.... Service was about as bad as bad service gets. Our waiter was a young man who was not attentive, almost to the point we felt he was avoiding us. Not something my son, bf or myself wanted after waiting a good hour for a seat. He did give us snuggies to help keep us warm outside which was nice but hey, that was it. We waited forever for our food while the party of 8 seated after us was already eating their dinners. Food....I had the ...um, geez I forgot. That should tell you something. Unforgettable and expensive. Wait, I had the chop chop salad. Soggy lettuce and way over dressed. Salads are either tasty and healthy or tasty or healthy. Not this one. My bf also felt the food he had ( i think the fish n chips) and totally thought "meh". So, to sum it up, no amount of gorgeous scenery can cancel out really bad service and really not very good food. One star for being a place that kids can be their wild selves... and one more for the view. read more

If I could, I would give Maggie Bluff's 5+ stars for the patio. The city/mountain/bay views are as good as it gets anywhere around the city. And word is obviously out because this place is nuts on a sunny weekend day. The good news is I have never had to wait more than 15 minutes for a patio table. It's totally worth the wait. The food is standard 3-4 star pub grub fare, with some above average exceptions, namely the Turkey BLT and the Chicken Pesto sandwich. But the one menu item that I return for again and again is the hot and cold salad (think taco salad only with house made prime rib chili instead of taco meat). I don't know of another place in town to get such a salad and it's the perfect meal for sunny patio dining. Service is good and friendly but spread very thin during peak hours. And the smallish kitchen gets backed up so food isn't always delivered quickly though I will say it is fresh when it arrives. My recommended remedy: have a mimosa and enjoy the view while you wait. read more

I have never had a good experience here, but keep being drawn back by the stellar location in the marina in full view of downtown Seattle and (on sunny days like today) Mt. Rainier. I'll give one star for the location. The other star is the equivalent of a 5% tip. They do everything possible to detract from their beautiful location. The menu is boring and food is prepared with equal lack of flair. Service is consistently so-so... I get the impression the entire wait staff would rather be working upstairs at Palisades. And don't even bother ordering a cocktail unless you're smuggling in your own flask. Basically, the only thing that's not watered down is the beer - which is the only thing I ordered today because it was 87 degrees. Inside. I read it right there on the giant wall thermostat. It was hotter inside than outside. If the air conditioner was broken, neither the hostess nor our glistening waitress made mention of it. I'd like to say this was an isolated incident because it's the height of summer, but frankly, it's par for the course. Everything is so disappointing that an 'okay' meal is acceptable at Maggie Bluffs. read more

Waited 20 minutes to get water ordered food right away. I ordered a burger and my girlfriend ordered a sandwich. The waiter was rude and did not care to ask of about anything. 40 minutes later a family of five sits down their order is taken right away and food comes out before mine even gets there. I'm still waiting and another family comes and the kid gets his food before my food was even delivered. This restaurant has no class at all and I will never be eating here again this used to be one of my favorite spots and it's been ruined thanks for nothing assholes read more

How can a restaurant remain in business when it ignores its customers? We were seated by the window (nice) and then IGNORED for 25 minutes. They didn't even bring us waters. Restaurant was not busy (it was Sunday at 2:30), three different servers looked at us, no one came by. It was completely unbelievable. I have NEVER experienced anything like this. Especially after paying for an Uber to drive specifically there! We got up and as we were walking out they had the gall to say "have a nice day." read more

Oh my goodness ew. I am so sorry to this establishment for this bad review, but it was just very bad food. The service and staff were SUPER nice and friendly so nothing negative towards that part. There were 4 of us and we all literally hated our food, but had to choke it down since we were continuing onto a night of drinking. I got the Southwestern Burger. The second it was set in front of me, I went to pick it up and the bottom bun was literally sopping wet, so so gross. I pushed that part aside and continued on. I ordered the burger cooked to Medium and it was definitely over cooked and a bit chary (if that's even a word). It sounded yummy having salsa and avocado but it was just tasteless. The fries were spongy and just gross. Maybe it was an off night for the cook, but yikes. read more

How do you mess up bacon? Better yet, how do you mess up a toasted English muffin? I don't know how to do either, but Maggie's Bluff managed to do both. Go for the view of the marina and cocktails. Skip anything that involves cooking in anyway. read more

I've heard about this place 7 years ago and friends raved about it. I'd never gone because I had moved to San Diego. This summer my Mom suggested we go and I loved my lunch (the crab melt I highly recommend) . She had the French dip and she was so disappointed and went on about how the place had gone downhill with their food. The only thing I have to complain about is the service. The girls manning the front are not welcoming or friendly. They didn't greet us. Every girl that came to the front just looked at us. There was no hey ill be right with you, how many people today, ill seat you in a moment, thanks for waiting......just blank stares. Weird. read more

I should have known something was amiss when we arrived at 6pm on an 80 degree day and there are empty patio tables. I won't return again. We were quickly seated on the patio. Within minutes the server approached and requested drink orders. There was no greeting, small talk or upselling. All interaction with server was abrupt and very disengaged. My boyfriend ordered the 3 piece fish and chips, while I ordered the 2 piece. We were both served two pieces of fish. The meal consisted of two thumb sized pieces of fish, undercooked fries and a scoop of oddly seasoned coleslaw. The meal was a disappointment, as was the additional living wage tax. I used to be a fan of Maggie's Bluff, but we won't be returning anytime soon. read more

Maggie's used to be our favorite restaurant by the water and now it's turned into a circus. Our server was GREAT and had an amazing attitude despite a seemingly chaotic work environment. I have watched all the long time employees leave due to management issues that came from new ownership. Our food tasted as if everything came from a can!!! The salad dressing was warm, the grilled cheese had been cooked on one side only. All around we were displeased with the quality change over the last year and likely will not be returning to what was once a fantastic spot. DO BETTER. read more

Maggie's is my favorite waterfront restaurant... Hands down. Located at Elliot Bay Marina, nestled under Pallisades Restaurant, this local place is a gem. The food is traditional bar/ marina food with a contemporary flair. Always tasty, and reasonable. The service here is outstanding, friendly and helpful. They go out of their way to make each visit special. Their Buffalo chicken selections are well spiced and perfectly cooked. They make Key Lime pie the right way. Perfect balance of tart and sweet, and NOT florescent green, rather a proper pale yellow. Their beer battered fish and chips are always tasty and perfectly battered and cooked to order. If you are in Seattle, make your way to Maggie's Bluff...it never disappoints read more

Maggie Bluffs - Seafood Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Had to drop off some Florida visitors for their Alaska Cruise at Pier 91. Had lunch here first. Very close to the Cruise dock, we had a view of the Celebrity Ship from the restaurant. Outdoor area was really pleasant, wanted to sit there. However, my FLA. friends thought 75 degrees was "too cold" so we ate inside. Nice there too. Menu had many great choices. I had a bacon cheeseburger, just wonderful. One pal ordered the Chili and loved it! Another had fish & chips, and was very happy. I did order the "Famous Pea Salad" and was disappointed in that. Loved the water chestnuts in it, but it was bland and not much bacon or flavor. Otherwise, had a few nice local beers, great lunch, pleasant atmosphere, good service. Next time, think I will sit outside! UPDATE: Ate here again--Inside as it was raining, but view was still wonderful! Pal and I shared a shrimp/blue cheese/tomato salad and the salmon burger! We were told Maggie Bluffs makes the salmon patties from scratch, nothing frozen! Wow, food was excellent! Shoestring fries were so good. We shared Key Lime pie for dessert... excellent too and also made from scratch (with Fresh Whipped Cream on top!!!) Waitress gave us superb service. Lunch cost us $18 each, a little pricier than I like to spend but worth it!! read more

One star only because of the location. We waited 10 minutes to get a table, there was no one in front of us. The whole time I'm just watching staff eating food in the inside. We finally get sat and all she said was menus on your phone. We waited 12 minutes, no greeting no water, us just looking at 6 unbussed tables. Decided to just leave. We're locals keep giving you guys a chance, but every time we leave disappointed to say the least. Plenty of employees and hardly any customers. Needless to say, we will never be back. It's hard for us 20 plus year restaurant service industry people to do this, but necessary. read more

I live on Magnolia and I have probably been to Maggie's Bluff 10 times in my life...5 times in the past 5 years because a friend who always pays always wants to go there. I have never had a meal that I thought was above average. The view is great; that is the only thing it has going for it. Today, for example, I SPECIFICALLY asked our waitress if the French Dip had plenty of meat (I hate it when there is too much bread and not enough meat), she said there was. It was perhaps the skimpiest amont of meat I have had on a French Dip (and for $12.95), and I order French Dip a lot. There was not enough Au Jus or ketchup with the fries (they do not put Ketchup or Tabasco on the table, and she never checked in after we got our food. It is unimpressive every time I go and I am not picky (see how few 1 or 2 star reviews I have). I have never had an awful meal (except when I was like 10 years old, ordered no mayo and had it slathered on there) but as Yelp explains 1 star: "Eek? Methinks not" a good place to go. Save your money and go somewhere else, or save up and go upstairs to Palisade. read more

One of the best places in Seattle to sit outside on a sunny day. They also get extra points for allowing dogs to sit outside of their roped area. Service is quick and friendly and the servers love dogs and are very welcoming with fresh water and plenty of attention. Food is basic pub fare. If you like a bit of kick try the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich. Burgers are consistently good. Brunch is available on the weekends and is worth a try as well. read more

The view is much more impressive than the food. I gave them one extra star for the tater tots. My salmon burger was actually ground, which was a texture revolt in my mouth...My beer was satisfying, and sitting in some of the last summer sun was amazing! Go here for the drinks and locale, not the food. Service was unobtrusive but kind. read more

I have mixed feelings about Maggie Bluffs. The location is very nice (underneath Palisades at the Magnolia Marina). You can look out at the marina while you are eating from many spots inside the restaurant. Our family of 4 arrived for dinner on a Saturday evening. The place was pretty packed, but fortunately we were able to be seated right away. It was still happy hour, and I will say that I thought the happy hour menu was both reasonable and pretty good. In fact, I ordered a pint of beer and 2 appetizers for my dinner, and the total of my selections was still less than many of the entrees on the menu. This would be a great place to come for just happy hour, and look out at the boats while enjoying a couple of drinks and some snacks. But let's get back to the dinner at hand. Our server was great, and very friendly and accommodating, especially to my kids, which was much appreciated. The food, however, got mixed reviews, more bad than good from the family, but since I'm writing the review, and I liked my happy hour snack food, I'm giving 3 stars. First, let's get the bad out of the way: Fish and chips, fish tacos...both awful. I would not under any circumstances recommend getting any dish that contains the fried fish at Maggie Bluffs. It tasted like frozen, and the pieces were so very small. My son's fish tacos were more shredded cabbage than fish. The fish and chips that my spouse ordered was a tiny 3-piece portion for I think around $12 or $13. And they both agreed that the fish was flavorless. Black bean dip...I got this as a dip with chips for an appetizer on the happy hour menu, and I thought it was ok. It also came as a side dish with my son's fish tacos, and he hated it. The others in our group tasted it and did not like it. Bottom line, it's a good snack if you are drinking beer, as I was, otherwise avoid it. The good: My sweet potato fries were awesome! Probably some of the best I've ever had, and enough to share with the table and still have some left over. My daughter ordered a pasta with salmon and asparagus in a lemon cream sauce that was actually quite good. The portion size was on the small side for the price, but the flavor and freshness were up to par. My son's fish taco's came out after everyone else's entree. Even though he was starving by the time his dish arrived, he disliked it enough to only eat one of the three tacos. So we let him order a dessert just for himself. It was a rich, almost flourless chocolate cake with scrumptious vanilla bean ice cream that tasted handmade. Our server comp'ed up the dessert because he had had to wait so long for his entree (he's 9), and I thought it was very nice of her. It is entirely possible that we didn't order the best things on the menu, and I would give Maggie Bluff's another go, except probably just for happy hour. read more

When I was looking for cheap drinks and a decent view of Seattle 20 years ago, this was the place. The bad food and plastic cups aren't worth it now. Walk by, sit on the benches by the marina and bring a flask... It's even cheaper and you don't have to pay for the fast-food quality chow. read more

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This place has such potential! The location along the harbor with views of downtown, Mt Rainier and the Puget Sound are spectacular. That said the meal was terrible. It took longer than it should have to be seated then the situation devolved from there as it took forever to order and even longer than that to get our food. When it finally arrived the order was wrong and also cold and soggy. I started eating right away because I was starving but sadly my fries and sandwich were soggy and cold. My husband had ordered fish & chips but received fish tacos so that took even more time to fix, and when he finally dug in it was also YUCK (cold, soggy, bland, greasy). We were hoping for a fun, casual meal after kayaking but instead it was frustrating, overpriced, and we ended up stopping by Taco Time on the way home to make up for it. read more

Maggies was once great. Great burgers, great service and great prices. Now a new manager has been brought in. She single-handedlly ruined the whole menu, slashing portion sizes, raising prices and training her servers not to pay attention but to have a good time while paying scant attention to customers. She ruined what was once great so she could save the company money? Mia? Mira? Whoever you are, please retire and let someone who can ressurect the original spirit of Maggie's show through. Emily, the asst manager was great, but she is gone now. Where are the huge burgers? The pea salad? The triple-decker fudge cake? The viw can't be beat, but sadly, the food and service can. Mike Durnan read more

I've gone here twice, and I now feel like I can write up a review. My first experience was pretty poor. I was here with two other people and we just wanted drinks and fries. They told us we had a half hour wait. We notice the outdoor bar had tables open, and asked if we could take one of those. We were told that we could sit there as long as we only ordered drinks; we said we just wanted fries and were told that they couldn't do that for us. We sucked it up and said we'd just get drinks. I found it interesting that everyone else sitting in the bar had entire meals, but they wouldn't let us get ONE order of fries, which I'm sure is already made and sitting in the kitchen. We sat in the bar for TWENTY minutes without even the slightest attention from a server (no water, no drink orders) before we decided to just leave. Nobody even noticed. My second experience was only slightly better. Yesterday they were having a Labor Day special, so I decided I would give it another try. After waiting quite awhile for a seat, we finally got one outside. It took a few minutes before we got our order taken, and we were never brought water (which would be nice to get on such a hot day). The drinks were average, and the garlic fries were a very small portion and just okay tasting. I can understand when a place is busy and I don't expect to be treated like the only person there, but none of the servers were very friendly, and nobody apologized for how long it took to get anything done. By this point I was just finding things to be picky about; why would you have black metal patio tables? I couldn't touch my table the entire time it was so hot! Considering that this place is pretty out of the way unless you happen to be docking a boat there, I doubt I'll be ending up back here anytime soon. read more

The view truly makes this place the 4th star. I was there last weekend after an afternoon sail with some friends. We arrived at 7:30 and they explained that the wait was roughly 45 minutes because the kitchen was slow. Which was fine. They offered to seat us early and get us drinks while we waited. After the inside/outside seating debate we opted for a spot next to the propane heater. Somehow EVERY propane heater was out of order (in washington, Really?). They offered us a blanket then recended the offer because they had no more available. I know every restaurant has bad days and I think this was just one of them. I've been there before with no complaints but this time was a rough experience. Slow service, average food, poor accommodations however I'll still be back for a chance to see the sunset light up the city. read more

After a nice event at a near by venue my wife and I wanted a quick snack before heading home. Ordered a drink and nachos (bcs hey, I'm 34 and if I want nachos at 8:30 on a Wednesday I can!). Sadly it was not to be. The "nachos" arrived and at first looked petty good; salsa, sour cream, and even some guac. Then, I looked at what can only be described as "cheese"... Instead of gooey, hot, melted goodness we were presented with a layer of cold cheese wiz. Now, had I been at 7-11 or in a dystopian future where children fight for our entertainment, this would have been fine. However, in this case I remembered I was paying $8.99 and decided that discretion is the better part of valor and sent the food back. We tipped our sever who apologized for the "nachos" and headed home unsatisfied. Worst nachos ever. (Well, the giant bucket of nachos at seahawks stadium are pretty bad too) read more

I've been here twice now. First time had bacon cheeseburger. Yum. Tots hot and crispy. Weird waiter forgot to bring my second beer. Great view. Asked to sit in the sun, there were plenty of open tables. We were directed to sit at a table that was in complete shade 10 minutes later. Food was good just "off" service. Today we went again, wait staff seemed argumentative. I must admit that I was shocked when my fish and chips arrived and I saw the three thumb sized pieces of fish. They were lukewarm at best. I sent the order back after being told by the food runner that the product had just come out of the oil. Sure, I make this stuff up because I like to wait for my dinner while my companion eats! The new order had slightly larger pieces and was freshly cooked and delivered. Quite tasty. Too bad about Maggie's, it seems that they just can't seem to get it together. read more

Obviously, this is a nice place for a good view and some inexpensive (relatively) lunch. We went on Fathers' Day...busy, and despite our server apologizing repeatedly and warning us (after we ordered), that the kitchen was backed up, we waited an hour for our food. It was cold when it arrived. Upon one of our party telling the staff his meal was cold, they asked if we wanted it heated back up, but at that point, we had been there for well over an hour. No offer to comp that one meal, etc. Hard to tell if they food might have been good if it were hot. read more

I have been going to Maggie Bluffs for 5 years now as there is no better patio to eat at on a warm sunny Seattle day. This trip however was very disappointing. My wife's fish tacos contained very little fish at all and we were seated at a table with no place settings and had to ask the waitress for napkins and silverware after our food arrived. Then the gentleman bussing the table next to us dropped a bowl of salsa and it splattered me. I had salsa on my face, hat and covered my shirt. They brought me some soda water and paper napkins. It was bad enough that I ended up removing my shirt and finishing my meal in my white undershirt. Now I understand accidents happen and I just went with the flow and finished my meal, but honestly I expected at a minimum an apology. They could have offered me a free beer or dessert but no by the time we finished our food the waitress had forgotten about the incident and simply brought us the check and went about her business like nothing ever happened. It seems like things continue to go down hill at Maggie Bluffs, last year not only did they remove our favorite menus items but we found a hair in our food. I Honestly hope they turn things around as the location is unbeatable. read more

I had a really phenomenal meal here! The open faced crab artichoke sandwich was sooooo tasty! Flavors were amazing, nice quality crab and French bread on the bottom. Can't beat the view of the marina!! read more

Maggie Bluffs - Seafood Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Best thing about Maggie's is the real estate: a view only bettered by it's upstairs neighbor. Their rent is steep and they aren't a high-volume restaurant, so not surprisingly they save costs when it comes to ingredients. You can taste it in the food: frozen burger patties and frozen fries, frozen chicken breast and frozen fish'n'chips. That said, I like the place -- it's location is pretty great, and it's fun to hit up after some sailing or after a jog down from magnolia. read more

Slow is the name of the game here. One hour from ordering to eating. Totally unacceptable. On top of that no fish or wings left at 5:00 in the afternoon. That being said once the food finally arrived it was quite good. Chicken tacos were tasty, crab sandwich got great reviews from tow in our party as did the pea salad. Now if they could properly staff the place it would really help. read more

I've been to Maggie Bluff's quite a few times over the past few years I've lived in Seattle. Up until this spring, to me it was a solid traditional American burger/fish joint with a great view and good if not spectacular food. However, I made the mistake of ordering and eating a Turkey Reuben sandwich this spring. I've gotten ill from food, but never like this. I'd stay away from this place -- or if you must go, don't order the turkey. My mishap here may have been isolated, but I'm not taking any chances. read more

Customer Service was good from the second we walked in the door. The food service although was slow. We should have ordered drinks or something to keep us busy while we waited since our bowl of chile arrived with our meals. This is not fine dining, so don't expect that. But it's right on the harbor walkway so there are nice views of the boats and downtown Seattle. They also have a cool patio. The menu creativity was less than I expected for a seafood restaurant. The food was okay tasting. Along with the chile, which was good, we got fish and chips. The fish two fish pieces we got seemed to be the same size as the french fry. The artichoke crab sandwich with tots was served luke warm. I had to ask them for a hot one, so they just refired the same one I got which came back hot, but slightly on the burnt side. Our waiter was nice enough to comp it without having to ask. I'd probably recommend this place as a nice patio happy hour while down at the harbor, but not a destination for food. They need to redevelop their concept and enhance the quality of their food and then I guarantee this place would be slamming. read more

First and foremost: get the home made hot sauce. We were a little concerned given the up and down reviews we'd read, but fear not. The meal was quite good and the service totally acceptable, despite the waiters being really busy. I had the cod and chips, my girl friend the fish tacos and we split the "famous pea salad". We both really enjoyed the salad. It's different, but mayo heavy so be warned of you don't like that. The cod was perfectly fried, as were the French fries. The tacos were large, crispy and had a great flavor profile. Adding the hot sauce, which is normally used on the steak tacos, brings them to a whole new level. We were there on a nice day, sitting in the patio, which was delightful. They also have indoor seating. The beer selection was decent, with an eclectic collection of 8 tap beers. read more

We came for dinner and were very disappointed. The service was bad and the food was worse. I paid $15 for a chopped salad that consisted of romaine lettuce and dressing. There were 4 garbanzo beans and barely anything else. It's a shame because the location is great but definitely not worth the money. read more

Service at Maggie Bluff's is consistently slow. Know that going in and you'll be okay.

I would say the food here deserves a good 4.5, but the service bumped it up to a 5! I'm visiting from San Diego and asked the waitress for advice on good tourist spots and she went out of her way to ask the other staff and write us a list! Plus we told her we wanted scallops, and even though they weren't on the menu, she ordered them from upstairs!!! So sweet. And the VIEW. I know San Diego has a nice bay view, but wow this was great! It was a beautiful day and I loved our experience very much. read more

Went here for HH on a Monday. It's tucked under Palisade and overlooks the marina. Beautiful spot and such a large patio! Got sat right away and our server McKenzie came right over to get some drinks started. HH Margs are one of my favorite things and they did not disappoint. Their strawberry lemonade was bomb too. We had tots, nachos, and both kinds of wings. Normally HH wings have next to no meat on them. These were some FAT wings! The view was amazing. The service was amazing. The food was amazing. The drinks were amazing. Thank you McKenzie! We'll be back soon! read more

I've since been back for a repeat, but the first time I headed over to Maggie Bluffs in Magnolia, it was with some friends of mine for lunch after a very busy morning volunteering at NW Harvest. I'd never heard of this place before and I'm not totally sure who recommended it. It's near the marina next to the fancy-schmancy budget-busting Palisade. On a prior visit to Palisade this Fall, where I opted for the soup and salad to keep costs and calories down (still $30!), I didn't notice Maggie Bluffs at all. It's tucked away in the back and Palisade's presence dwarfs its sister restaurant. (Maggie Bluffs is almost as memorable as Palisade, but come on, the chocolate pots I had at Palisade totally trump fantastic french fries.) If money's no object, and I do mean a lot of it...try Palisade. But Maggie was more enjoyable for the price. I love that this place has same view Palisade has, I'd take out-of-town visitors here for that alone. Regarding food, there are three things I remember best about Maggie Bluffs: the fries, the Bloody Marys, and the excellent service. I'd never had a Bloody Mary before, and I didn't actually order one--one friend, Kathleen, made me try hers, and it was fantastic even though I get grossed out by the idea of V8 or tomato juice. Ooh, girl, this drink was tasty. My friend Ally ordered fries as we sat down, and these were pretty perfect. And believe you me, I know my fries. I'd planned to get a salad with whatever I ordered, but after trying these, I had to switch to fries for my side. It's a crime to pass up a good batch. Six out of eight of the women at my table were nursing hangovers that morning since it was the holiday party season. Some serious comfort food was in order and this place delivered. I recall an order for your average club sandwich, an unremarkable salad or two, my spicy chicken sandwich (pretty decent, decent enough to eat leftovers a couple of hours later) and lots of orders for chili. Judging from the reaction, chili seemed to be the best choice. If you check out other online reviews of Maggie Bluffs, you'll see references to fish and chips, or burgers, but I didn't notice that many people ordered those. I was too busy scarfing down my fries. read more

Thanks to all for this tip. My wife was visiting to help look for a possible home, as I am relocating to Seattle...I needed a nice place for her to enjoy the feel of the city...THIS WAS IT!. Food was very good. Prices were steeper than cheap but resonable for the view and quailty. Service was the best I have had in MANY years. An excellent time was had, VERY Highly recommended. Make sure to try the sweet potato fries. read more