This year, my "26 in 26" goal is to visit new-to-me local businesses (or re-visit ones I haven't…read morebeen to in awhile). Judging from the fact my og review of Overflow's Lynden location is almost 10 years old (!), I'd say it's more than time for a refresh. A lot has changed since my 2016 declaration that "beer and Lynden" are not often two words you associate with each other. Lynden now has a few hoppy outposts, including a second Overflow location on the west side. Guess I'll add that one to my list, too! This particular Sunday, we were looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a quiet beer and play a game of cribbage. I was excited to see Overflow was open (back in "the day" most Lynden businesses were closed on Sundays). We grabbed a couple of pints (just $5 ea!) and sat down for our game. The service was friendly, the place was uncrowded, and it was hard not to order a second pint before the long drive home to the Ham. Overflow, congrats on 10 years in Lynden! It's great to see you're still thriving, still serving up some great beer choices, and still supporting clean water initiatives. Cheers!

Overflow taps has 2 locations - Lynden, WA (original), and Bellingham, Wa in the Barkley village…read more Their locations are cute, with ever growing additions. Great beer, cider (lemon basil is delicious!), and now snacks. Great place to meet up with friends for a beer and a board game.

Great spot! They have a good variety of beers, ciders and wine. Fun people, ambience and service! I…read morego back pretty regularly, especially like their music bingo days. They have food too and can also order takeout from coconut Kenny's next door. I recommend this place and will continue to support this local business.

This place is a gem!! You get a wristband that activated the drink selection, so you pour your…read moreown! I had the dreamcicle Cider and it was AMAZING...perfect place to unwind, l9ved the outside seating area with swings, we played a few hands of UNO while we were there! Definitely will be back whenever we are in that area again! (Trucker)

We were looking for a place that was kid friendly to have lunch with our granddaughter and found…read morethe rusty wagon. So happy we did! A local favorite, a little bit off the beaten path, but worse looking for it. Very friendly and timely service, really good food, and a great menu that everybody will find something on that they like. If you're vegan, that last comment may be inaccurate ;-). You gotta try the milkshakes, this reminds me of what I was used to growing up at some of the great family restaurants in the 1970s. Outstanding! The interior of the restaurant is decorated with an eclectic Western theme and your eyes will never get tired of looking for all the details. Our granddaughter loved it! And so did the grandparents and my dad. We'll be back.

It turned out as we expected, but we optimistically hoped for more…read more I had the prime rib, which I had been craving. It was okay, but not something I'd order again. The horse radish was pretty generic and didn't have any "punch" to it. The Caesar salad lettuce was a bit wilted and too much dressing. The loaded baked potato was okay. My son enjoyed his clam chowder. The pot pie was rather small for $20! It was not enjoyed. Unfortunately, a frozen Marie Calendars is better. Two people ordered this and didn't eat them all. Salad bar is pretty underwhelming. The star here is the peanut butter chocolate shake! Yum! Service was attentive and friendly. Parking: Quite a few spots that go all the way around the building, but was a bit full on a Friday night.

The best thing about the beer garden is that it exists. It's a relatively new addition to the…read morehistorically conservative Lynden fair, and definitely fills a void if you're craving a cold one while wandering around all the exhibits. There's also plenty of seating, lots of shade, and it's close to the grandstand so you can listen in on whatever the day's main event is. However...in a beer community like Whatcom County it feels almost like a slap in the face that there isn't a single local brew on tap. And at $7 for a 12-ounce pour the prices are ridiculously high for what you get. It's also far from the closest food stand so if you're hungry grab something before you head over. The final punch in the gut is that they STILL take cash only. Which, seriously, is almost inexplicable. C'mon Outlaws...you can do better than this.

Good beer, wine and ciders. Love their personal pizzas . And not overpriced like so many places…read morethese days. They also have tvs with sports and good Wi-Fi.

Great open area. Every-time we have done there is seating- even when bus…read more Dog friendly Great beers Lovely people

This place has had an incredible turnaround. I wanted to wait before updating my review just to…read moremake sure the improvement was consistent... and it absolutely has been:) The service is always excellent, and the food is truly top-shelf. From happy hour to the regular menu, everything has been outstanding every time. Corey and his crew really know how to deliver consistently great dishes and a great experience. I genuinely couldn't recommend this place highly enough.

We went for New Years Eve. No reservations were available because we decided too late, but we were…read morefine sitting at the bar. The bartender was cheerful and busy, but attentive to our requests. I have been here a handful of times before. My favorite is the French Dip, but there are many things that I have not tried. We shared the tuna sushi appetizer, which enjoyed a great deal. The crispy fried onions gave it a kick of texture and flavor. My wife had the teriyaki chicken bowl, which tasted good, but she wished she had another order of the sushi. I had the miso king salmon *really* hit the spot for me, and it was not overcooked a bit. The miso taste was quite mild. The Brussels sprouts were tasty, and the rice good. The amazing sauce brought it all together. I ate the entire plate, which surprised my wife. Service was very good. Although it was at capacity, and the games were on the TVs at the bar (with volume way down or off), it was not too noisy, so my wife and I could talk easily without shouting. I appreciate the restrooms here. Full closing doors for each commode!

Fantastic place to watch the World Cup games. Service was nice, maybe a bit slow but there was only…read moreone server. Big fans to keep you cool on a hot day. The pork belly sandwich was divine.

The Alibi is dead. I…read moredidn't know. This was the place where I proposed to my wife, this was our first date. It was one of the cornerstones of my love for Vancouver. Years later we returned for our 10th anniversary and the spark was gone. Curated beer list gone, food mediocre, service still nice. It was loud and nothing special anymore. I shed a single tear for the memories and I'll never forget what it used to be.

Really one of the biggest hidden gem breweries ive ever been to. If you are a beer fan that likes…read moreunique styles this is the place. Ive never had a bad beer here at all. This latest time I had a really great sour and barley wine but the best beer and one of the best ive probably ever had was called Stoner Witch made with THC terpines. It smelled and tasted just like dank delicious weed. The food here is amazing as well. Pizzas are always good but we got a grinder sandwich that was very well done. I could go here like every day I wished I lived closer.

Was really craving good pizza. Unfortunately it did not happen…read more Many forgets but decided to double charge us for a side of ranch.