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.

I've been so many times, I don't even live nearby but will make sure to stop anytime I can. The…read morefood is absolutely incredible! Their service team is always really kind and sweet. It's a small restaurant but I think that's what makes it so special. The TVs play cooking or baking or mixology videos and I like them - it's quirky and awesome! If you have the chance please go check this place out. Seriously! It's delicious!

Nothing was truly bad, but it could be so much better. This was sad, we were very disappointed,…read morehoping for great authentic Thai food. The restaurant. located in a small strip mall, has a basic interior with enough space between tables. The radio plays english pop-songs and a large muted TV is showing some home shopping channel. While the servers are clearly inexperienced, they were friendly and helpful. The chicken satay was extremely bland without any grill marks. I think they forgot the fish sauce (Nam Pla) in the marinade, and it probably was just dipped in coconut milk right before cooking instead of marinating overnight. It did not come with enough peanut sauce to save it. The fresh steamed rolls didn't taste Thai at all. It had surimi and was served with a dab of French mustard, which is a bizarre combination. The Pad Krapow Neua lacked heat despite my request for it to be really spicy. I've never had it served without visible chilies (Prik Chee Fa) in the dish, or without a side of Prik Nam Pla. The Khao Soi was good, and offering it with prawn instead of chicken is an interesting choice. Chicken or tofu would be original and probably be a better combination. The orchids added by the servers, touching food on every dish, are unnecessary and unhygienic. And made me doubt if they are pesticide-free or even reused. Missed opportunities: the servers never asked if anyone needed drinks. When water glasses are empty and easily reachable, staff should be able to step in and refill them from behind without interrupting a conversation. It would also help if servers tasted each dish so they could actually describe them to customers. The prices are fair, maybe even too low for some dishes and the entire experience could be so much better with very little effort. And the food did not match the other reviews, was Wipa out or something?

A run-of-the-mill diner in most every way. Average diner food, average diner service, 80's-90's…read moredecor. A cut above your Denny's/Shari's/etc. but not by much. Zero surprises. Sometimes that's ok. A good place to take people that are not fond of anything out of the ordinary.

$5 orange juice in a regular cup, is kinda crazy…read more Anyways, my friend & husband ordered the homemade corn beef hash -- which is actually canned meat, it is very disappointing. I ordered the country benedict, which was good! It took over 45-60 min to get our food, but hey, under seasoned is better than over seasoned! Staff is disorganized, sure tables are full, but the kitchen is so unbelievably slow with getting food out, how could you be so disorganized? Plus, even if the food is ready, THEY FORGET pieces of your order. We won't be coming back, cheers.

Wow - the milkshakes are legit. One serving in a glass and the rest in the mixing metal cup. They…read morearen't cheap, but worth the price. We arrived towards the end of their lunch time and were the last people there but they graciously served us and didn't hurry our group along. Cute decor with all the old school lunchboxes, good diner food and plenty of street parking during the week. You can stroll around old town after lunch and check out all the stores and the Lincoln Theater.

There were a few tables to choose from at lunch time on Sunday which was surprising for a small…read morediner on an event weekend. The staff were friendly and food was good. It took a surprisingly long time to receive our food. I appreciated that when I asked if I could get a pancake in place of the toast, she said yes. I didn't appreciate the surprise extra charge for it. The pancake was, however, the best part of my breakfast. The corned beef hash wasn't that good. The hash browns were scarce and overcooked. My husband's were better. The eggs were cooked perfectly. No pics this time.

Came in on a Tuesday around 11:30 AM for lunch. We were really hoping that we beat the crowds…read morebecause we usually don't go here anymore only because we don't like to wait and wait to be seated and then wait some more. What can I say? We were really hungry and really wanted their food and they have a nice variety on their menu. So we waited. It didn't even seem like there were that many people waiting or on the waiting list. Nonetheless, we waited probably 20 minutes in the entry. They called our name and seated us. They have a lot of tables set up throughout their space. I see there is seating upstairs but not sure when/if they seat up there. Their restrooms are now gender neutral and one toilet. That's nice! There was a changing table in the one I visited. The server came around within about five minutes and when we ordered our food, It took about another 20 to 25 minutes. I had time to shop the whole adjacent store, make a purchase and still waited awhile for our food. This is always a period of time that feels like it takes forever because by now you're starving and have looked at all of their sweets in the display case while in the waiting area and smelled all the cinnamon scented candles and the food being prepared in the kitchen. My Linda's brother-in-law scramble was delicious. I opted for the bacon sprinkled. It didn't seem like 4 dollars worth of bacon and there's plenty of flavor in that scramble otherwise. $23.54 with the bacon sprinkles. My hubby had the country biscuits and gravy, and he said it was good. $17.79. My husband did mention that he was disappointed that the country biscuit and gravy didn't automatically come with their breakfast potatoes. You have to choose- eggs OR potatoes. He ordered a side of breakfast potatoes, and it was a small bowl. $6.50. We shared the French toast and took most of that to go as well as some of the hash. $14.99. It was plain. We both had water to drink and had to ask for a refill. That all came up to $68.47 plus tip. The receipt says, "If you pay cash, your total may be rounded per this location's payment policy." I didn't see what that policy says.

Calico Cupboard is one of those places that you NEED to go to when you're in town…read more When you get there, you just sign in yourself at the stand which is a good system so no one has to check you in when they're already pretty busy. While you're waiting you can go to the shop down the stairs or go to the dessert area right next to the waiting area to get some great desserts. Last time i was there I saw frosted cream cheese sugar cookies, and pies, and more. When you get seated there are so many great food options, lots of options, same with drinks. They are only open until 3:30 pm so be sure to manage time well. And don't expect an empty place, it's usually populated. Tight space, so scoot in those chairs as far as you can. Staff were laid back, and nice. When they're busy make sure to be patient with the staff, they're dealing with tons of other orders as well.

We stopped when the place was standing room only, our waitress also ran the register and made…read morecoffee, drinks, desserts etc. Very helpful. The place was very clean, only one bathroom. Food was great, I had a turkey, bacon grilled on sourdough, left off the mayo, tomato and cheese by request, they asked if butter was okay and I said yes. My husband had the pastrami with mozzarella grilled on rye. They had canned drinks with cold glasses for the Woodinville Raven pilsner, I had a plastic cup with ice with my diet coke. Fun vintage store next door. Too bad all the sugar had cheese, but I'm not supposed to have either. Couldn't eat it anyway after the big sandwiches.

Quite disappointed with the service. Food was decent, the service was absolute crap. I wasn't too…read moresure if it was because I am female or a brown female. The waitress I had was extremely rude and short with me. I noticed the difference in her demeanor towards the other clientele and myself. She told them the day specials, I was never given that option. She dropped my food off, didn't ask if I needed anything else, just said here you go and walked off. Not once did she come check on me since my food was dropped off, but she checked on everyone else around me. I also started the stop watch to see how long I'd sit here after I finished my food, 15 minutes. I had to get up to get my check & a to go drink. Ambiance was nice, great views. Get better waitresses who treat people with kindness and isn't a rude person. I took matters to the manager, she was very kind.

Been shopping here for a while, but it's out of town for me. I usually pair up with a friend or…read morefamily member for my monthly visits. I particularly enjoy their fresh produce, local dairy, different wines, and a wonderful greeting card section. While not everything is organic, a much bigger emphasis is placed on local, organic, and renewable. I also like the bins with nuts, beans, and many other dry products, helps with reducing packaging. You can even fill your own honey jar. Outside you might enjoy nursery finds. Order your lunch at the counter, many great options. All in all, it's always a good experience with friendly and helpful employees serving us. I just wish it was closer to home!

I love this place, it is an adventure and a journey to a better place in time. The selection…read morecovers the basics but still brings out the unique items and surprises. There are things here that Whole Foods and Met Market only dream of, and freshness they cannot match. Yes it is a bit more than Safemeyers, but the quality is superior. The bread selection alone makes it worth the visit, and that is not to mention excellent brewed coffee, a high quality and ever changing cafeteria, and technical books covering everything from air frier food prep to building a home. The staff is extremely knowledgeable about what they sell, and if you ask a question they can not answer, they will find one.

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.

I come here once in a while cause little far away to live. But they never betray food & drink even…read morepeople treat us ! Last night we had not good dinner @ one restaurant near by so, we were came here. It was great dinner tonight !! Food is very fresh & tasty, I love fresh lemonade yum !! My salad is so good fresh crisp tasty ! With fried cod is perfect much. Hot crisp no greasy woo foo yum !! My husband had pork sandwich also yummy tasty. We had good time more than last night & actually reasonable but happy time !

"I wish we had a place like this in our neighborhood." A great sandwich spot in Burlington with…read moresort of a hipster vibe. It has a large menu of salads, soups and sandwiches. We had the grilled ahi and the fried chicken sandwich. These were both excellent-high quality ingredients, thoughtful composition and a healthy portion. We also had onion rings and fries. The onion rings were particularly excellent- very crisp and a good balance of breading. Service was fast. They have a nice outdoor seating area as well. A must as you make your way up or down i5.

Food: Delicious Service: Friendly, accommodating waiters…read more Ambiance: Cheerful and upbeat quiet conversations. On warm days high windows are open to a cool breeze.

Solid food and fast service. The meal came out semi-quickly, which was great. I ordered the chicken…read morepesto Pedro sandwich with a side salad. The food itself was solid and well-prepared, but I really wish they offered a better variety of side options to pair with that specific meal. Overall, it's a dependable spot for a quick, quality bite!