Bine Beer and Food Gastropub absolutely nailed it! From the moment we walked in, the vibe was…read morewelcoming and the food delivered big time. The Pho French Dip is next-level--rich, flavorful, and perfectly done. The Meatball Sub was hearty, comforting, and packed with flavor. And don't skip the side options--the quinoa salad was fresh, well-balanced, and the perfect complement to the mains.As well as German potato salad. Great food, great experience, and clearly a place that cares about quality. We will definitely be back!

Such a cozy spot in an equally as charming location. Had a great time with my large group here and…read moreI hope to come again soon. Food & drink: (4/5) Ironically only one person in my six person group likes beer, with two others (including myself) who are turning around to it. With that being said, I got the american pie cider, two of my friends got various IPA's that I'm failing to remember names for, two others got root beer, and another got a kombucha. I really enjoyed my cider! It was refreshing and I would definitely get it again. As for food, we got fries with truffle oil and a monster cookie with vanilla ice cream. It was all so good! I would only say that the fries are in need of more salt but that's something I could've easily asked for (was too lazy in the moment). Service: (5/5) STELLAR staff here. Everyone is so friendly and there were all smiles when I looked around at other guests.

Excellent choice of beers here! Someone in the group not into beer? Say what? There are wine…read moreoptions as well as ciders and delicious sours! They have a nice little patio area where you can enjoy your beverage and you are allowed to bring food from neighboring restaurants! We enjoyed a couple of rose pours here before I spotted the guava hibiscus sour from Payette brewing in Boise! So much flavor and the right amount of sour. Just how I like it! Right now they are practicing social distancing and allowing only one person in the lobby at a time with a second register at the back for ordering once you've been seated out back. There are so many good options available in this tiny footprint of space right off the main drag in Bothell. I look forward to future visits to this neat spot!

Came here for bonsai bar workshop, but got a drink so I had something by me at the table while I…read moreworked. I got a small glass of some rando cider, but I think that I got charged a higher peace than what was listed on the chalkboard menu that hangs up above the cashier table. Staff was welcoming, but idk...was not feeing comfortable here. Very tight, too. Only like three stools to sit at if you decide to stay at this bar. Very cold here, too. At least the bathroom was spacious...arguably more than it had to be because would be nice to have more floor area at the front so more customers could be seated. Not much else to say except that the bonsai bar workshop was a cute experience, but also very hard to hear them because the portable heaters would be running, but gave out no heat after 30 minutes. Soooo, what was the point? Hm...

Cute spot with lots of local beers on tap as well as some tasty food, sake, and wine available!…read moreLaid back with nice service and an inclusive environment - good spot for an after work drink.

Comfortable brewery with a connected coffee shop. Have been a couple of times & it's an easy place…read moreto drop in for a beer with both indoor & outdoor covered seating. Different beers, sakes, & other fun drink options. Paninis were good, but the pretzel + beer cheese was my favorite! Most recently came for trivia on a Tuesday & it was a full house. Seems to be a very inclusive environment.

I am a member of a cribbage group via the Meetup app. We enjoy the outdoor seating as well as…read moretheir walk up counter to order beer and food. It is a limited bar menu for food, but what they serve is always fresh. Go and have a cold beer and burger. It is as good as sitting in a friend's back yard. Go and enjoy yourself

Nice location right on the trail. The staff was really friendly and prompt…read more The issue is the food, it's overpriced ($16 for a hamburger with a bag of lays ($17 for a cheeseburger)), small (my 10 year old housed the whole cheeseburger and was still hungry), and took way too long. The burger patty was tasty but plain, the buffalo wrap wasn't very good (overwhelming blue cheese flavor). The other issue is the outdoor seating, all the seats were absolutely filthy. Not in a haven't had a chance to clean sort of way but in a chairs are never wiped down sort of way.

Food and service were very good. The service was very attentive. Reasonably priced and good…read moreportions.

Went on Sunday after having a sad dinner experience in Edmonds. Went to have beers and play games…read more I wish we would have had dinner here instead. Had a great time playing Pop a Shot, Skeeball, Pool & Darts. It was totally chill on Sunday late afternoon/evening. It almost looked closed because so few cars were in the parking lot. Bartender was friendly and helpful offering bottled Coors Light that were $.50 cheaper than draft Coors Light. I can't wait to go back and try some food. Only ding would be ladies bathroom could use some TLC improvement.

A great new restaurant in Bothell. Delicious made from scratch food. A number of gluten free and…read moredairy free options. They have gluten free buns for their sandwiches and burgers. We got the Atlantic salmon BLT sandwich and the piece of salmon was huge. The paella was delicious and I highly recommend it. The service was good as well. My only complaints are the restaurant was really cold and people were putting coats on inside. Also $30 for the paella is way too much for the size of the dish. It's tiny. They should add more rice and a larger dish.

Would have been 5 but the bread pudding was horrible? More on that later…read more I came here tonight to escape the state of the Union bs. I was greeted by the most sweet waitress ever. I'm sorry I didn't get her name. I ordered a Rue Old Fashioned and it was perfectly blended and tasty. I wanted lite so ordered the Coronation salad and it was so good, just the right an out of chicken thighs grapes, cranberries and shaved almonds and the smooth curry dressing was so delicious. It was so perfect and I'll Definitely order it again. Then, I ordered the bread pudding to go. It came with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream with some caramel sauce. However, the bread pudding itself was close to in edible. It must have been made weeks ago and was so dry it almost required a jackhammer to break apart. I was so disappointed and ended up throwing most of it out. This place is less than a block away and I've never had a bad meal there and I highly recommend it. But recommend passing on the bread pudding unless you want something to throw at an ICE agent. 2/2822026 -amendment-I stopped here again for lunch. There were two occupied tables and the rest of the place was empty except for staff. A server came by and said "I'll be right back with you". I waited 15 minutes and not one showed up. I won't go back changing my rating to -1

Been to Beardslee Public House a couple times. The service is fine, had no issues when I was dining…read morethere. Food came out shortly after ordering, didn't have to wait long. I ordered the pretzel and poutine fries to share. Pretzel wasn't good - the bread was dry and felt like it was already baked and warmed up. The pretzel was also over baked. The poutine fries were huge, definitely a good amount to share with several people. The fries came out hot and fresh. I also ordered a pepperoni pizza for my entree. It's a good size to share with another person. Pizza came out hot and the thin crust was perfect.

Extensive menu, excellent service, but VERY LOUD. Although there is a pub feel there is something…read morefor everyone on this delicious menu, and we enjoyed the chicken wings in Szechuan sauce and the smash burger off the HH menu. Good portion sizes and tasty! Old fashioned cocktail was nice and strong, and lots of beers to choose from too. Couple of misses...something is up with the acoustics because there is a constant din that you have to yell over to be heard by your table mates. They automatically add 20% which I was fine with because service was great, but just a heads up. And prices seem high, like two meals and two drinks at HH prices was $70 before tip, you'd think it would be more of a bargain. But still, I wouldn't mind going back to try more of their menu.

I always look forward to their grapefruit brew in the summer, thirst quenching and tasty as hellread more

Stopped here after a bike ride. Staff friendly. Nice outdoor space to hangout…read more Beers were good and staff pleasant and friendly.

Gah! I wish I lived closer or I'd be here all the time. It's a huge space but doesn't feel…read moreintimidating. There's a distillery part and also a food shop (de la something and so delish) both under the same roof. Huge tables so big groups will have no problem. I had the whisky flight, got a lovely explanation by the dude. All were amazing including one from a Washington peat bog!! How cool is that. Also had an Old Fashioned and it was just perfect, so cocktails are also well done here. Go!

We dropped by for drinks + to try De La Soil (the new-ish restaurant/kitchen housed in Copperworks'…read morespace). The concept is casual/partial self service (order beverages/food at the counter; food will be delivered to your table, drinks are picked up by customers at the bar). Self-bussing of tables works relatively well - the space is pretty clean, all things considered. As far as the beverages go, they're pretty good - they only have mixed drinks with Copperworks' distilled liquor at the moment (beer and wine to come). Prices are okay ($12/drink, approximately), but there's not much of a rhyme or reason to the drink sizes (some come in a 16 oz-ish glass, some in 12 oz, and outdoor/patio drinks are poured in wee plastic cups, so avoid those if you want your money's worth). Food-wise - DLS' food is visually pretty, but the salt/pepper levels on everything were heavy. Not inedibly so, but the heavy seasoning impacted the enjoyment of the food. For example: the kimchi fried rice was not fun to eat after 4/5 bites. Kimchi itself is salty all by its lonesome; additional salt has to be used very sparingly with it imo. That all being said: I really liked the space, the staff, and the vibe - I think we'd give this another shot in the future.

This is one of the many great brewery's in woodinville. First time trying it. The beer was really…read moregood. We tried the pretzel and cheese that was really good. Service was good, and very friendly. You order food at the bar and wait for your food to pop up on the counter and bring it to your table.

I have never been to Watts Brewing before but am now a big fan. I came for a Yelp Elite event and…read morebought a 4 pack of the Watts Brewing Leafcutter beer and a few additional beverages. I found the flagship beer of theirs (Leafcutter) to be my favorite of the 2 I tried (I also tried the Field Trial Lager style). I will have to return for more tastings later! Great location with lots of parking and room to walk around with a nice front room and great staff.