Nice atmosphere outside of the restaurant. It was a quiet day, so there were only 2 other groups…read morehere when we came for lunch. We both had the curry chicken soup. Not memorable, but it did have some diced up apples which made it more unique. The store was dead which is unfortunate as it t has great potential. Friendly service.

If you know me, you know I've written many reviews for Bellewood in Lynden, WA and yes, I'm…read moreofficially a regular! But honestly, I just want to share this place with the world because it's truly something special. Plenty of places have a "Santa" visit for the holidays... but Bellewood? They get THE real Santa Claus. The real deal. And would the real Santa charge? Nope! Free visits and free photo Saturdays and Sundays in December from noon to 4pm. And that's only the beginning. Bellewood is buzzing this time of year: Tons of apples (and they ship to out-of-state family and friends!) New spirits coming out of their distillery Unique gifts, ornaments, and goodies for everyone (lots of local vendors stuff here!) A cozy spot to settle in with a coffee and escape the chaos of the season As for me? I come for the weekend meals breakfast and lunch are always amazing. We also grab our favorite cottage pie for easy dinners when we don't feel like cooking. And don't even get me started on their frozen meatballs... lifesavers on busy weeknights and absolutely delicious. One of my favorite times to visit is early in the season or during the off-season. It's peaceful, the coffee is hot (free refills) and the view of Mt. Baker (or even the clouds) is beautiful. And the service? Simply the BEST around. Truly. Bellewood isn't just a place it's an experience, and one I'm grateful to have right here in our community.

I was lucky enough to get to attend the Yelp event here. The whole experience, from terrific tour…read moreand spirits tasting to "am I really in Bellingham?" food and drinks at Penny Farthing, was far and away the most special since I've been here. First, go to simply admire what has been done with this long-neglected space. They elegantly and extravagantly integrated old and new, functional with beautiful to create a wonderful distillery and gorgeous dining and cocktail space that each highlights the other. This space would be right at home in Park City, Aspen, Seattle.... The spirits are delicious. I will happily add their gin, Dock Line and bourbon into my home spirit rotation. I will also enjoy using the Krampus and Old Busker liqueurs in some creative ways. Now the food and cocktails. I want to come up with some reason to hold an event here so I can let others experience the flavors and presentations offered. You can tell the chef used to do over the top events in Vegas, baby ! Perfect shareables for any group. My new obsession is the tarragon mustard served with the charcuterie, and addicting herbed Parmesan bread twists. I cannot wait to return for the dishes I did not try. The cocktails are great, and go very well with the food. I loved my Whiskey Sour! Each member of the team, from tour to bartenders to servers, know their stuff and take real pride in attending to you. Congratulations to all and thank you for bringing all this joy to our town!

Lively restaurant, loud, good drinks and a nice crowd. Service can be spotty but it was busy and…read moregetting quality help is difficult so I give it some slack. I'll go back but the pot pie/Chicago style pizza is a good try but a mess. The tomato sauce is watery and lacked flavor and the crust isn't flaky and doesn't help.

Edison, WA has some nice nature walks and a small, but thriving hamlet of unique shops and…read morerestaurants. Sat down here for lunch, ordered what I thought would be the usual rootbeer. Commented to my family that it was the best rootbeer I've ever had! Husband said that's because they make it here! Wow! Who woulda thunk?! Some photos of our lunch for you to enjoy below:

Terrific pizzas- average Joe is a meat eater's dream- and salad with bacon, pine nuts and arugula…read morereally really good. Ambience is pure Edison easy.

Fabulous business in Vancouver! I signed up for a cocktail making class and our instructor Aaron…read morewas amazing! I've always wanted to do something like this but have been a bit nervous to do so but he made the class fun, funny, and so easy! You have the chance to make 3 bespoke artisan cocktails during this 3 hour class, 2 of their signatures and then the 3rd Aaron let us pick! He made it so easy and explained each step well, also how to use the tools properly along with sharing some great tips on shaking, measuring and also the importance of balance in your cocktail. I enjoyed every minute as well as consuming the cocktails after... each so delicious made with their in house liquors. If I had room I would have bought several bottles with me to take home!

Aaron was absolutely fantastic. We came by and were so disappointed because there was a sign out…read moresaying they were closed for a private event. Aaron came out as we were looking for Plan B and let us know the event had just ended and they were open again. (5 loud cheers on the street for sure!) I tried both the Kyoto and Wet Work, enjoying them both. They would even work as a blend of one another. My dad accidentally ordered a chocolate martini instead of an espresso martini, and Aaron made it happen. (The entire table loved it! Take that poured over some ice cream and I'd be far too content!) My brother had the gin martini, and while not a fan of gin straight up, it had a nice smooth finish that I could appreciate.

We visited last week with a group and the owner was very accommodating! He shared the history of…read morethe distillery as well as a tour and explanation of how everything worked. We tasted a LOT of- gin, vodka, whiskey etc. the tastings were super good the pricing was a bit high but the visit was fun and educational.

Great environment and amazing rye! Super friendly staff too! I would highly recommend going…read morehere-you would not be disappointed!!

We stopped by this distillery and it wasn't our preference of alcohol. It was mainly brandy, gin…read moreand cider. We were hoping for whiskey, so we didn't stay. But they were offering tastings, the host was knowledgeable and it was a beautiful area.

Spacious outdoor and indoor seating. The beer selection is pretty good. The staff was friendly. The…read morefried calamari was delicious, but a bit overpriced. Perfect place to visit on a nice sunny Saturday afternoon. Would come back & recommend to others!

We joined Kolby, one of the Good Time Girls, for the Sin and Gin tour in downtown Bellingham. It…read morewas a beautiful sunny day, and Kolby found all the shady spots for us to stand in while she shared her obviously well-researched stories about the fun local people have been getting up to since Whatcom was first founded. Kolby is an articulate, engaging weaver of tales, and her vintage costume added to the ambiance. She was armed with old photos of the buildings we discussed in our 1.5, one-ish mile tour. The photos were fascinating, because many of the buildings no longer exist, and the rest of them have been altered in the meantime. This was my second tour with Kolby, the first being a virtual tour of the Bayview Cemetery during Covid. My goal is to join all the tours at some point. The cost is well worth the value given, and it's a great thing to do when guests visit. Birthday present, anyone?

Cursing? Check. Cleavage? Check…read more Most people might expect a non-G-rated version of "Bellinghistory" from the Good Time Girls' Sin and Gin tours, especially when the tour description includes "explore the history of vice." But still, co-owner and guide Wren Urbigkit felt compelled to tell us that cursing and cleavage are key components of the tours. Because some people have missed that memo. Those who see Bellingham as a politically-correct college town may experience strong reactions when they hear how the town came to be. Without sharing too many of the tour's secrets, here are a few insights: Working girls were seen as a necessary evil by some wives, to keep bearded, flannel-sporting young men away from their daughters. And their bosses, madams, were seen by colleagues of many male entrepreneurs. And for those who think Bellingham is experiencing crazy growth now, wait until you hear about the late 1800s! The tour wraps up with adult beverages at Stones Throw Brewery, which has a parking spot dedicated to one of the afore-mentioned madams, Miss Annie.

Nice place to visit. Great cocktails. Unfortunately their products aren't up to snuff. I bought…read moretheir Lavender Gin at a local liquor store. It is the worse hard liquor I have ever bought. Lavender?? No, just some slightly amber gin that I can't even mix with anything. Whitley Niell makes a great Parma Lavender Gin that I first tried in a cocktail in Portsmouth UK. It isn't sold in Canada anymore unfortunately and was only for a short period. That was the reason I snapped up the Roots and Wings gin but I am resigned to using it for cleaning. I did try some of their other products and only the Abisnstine impressed me. I would have loved to have given a great review of their liquor but that wasn't possible. Drinking their cocktails is a different thing as they have a great mixologist. My advice- visit them, get a sample before buying, and buy only what tastes good to you. Everyone has different tastes.

Was at Fort Langley for lunch so figured I should stop by here on my way home since it was less…read morethan a 10min drive away. It wasn't busy at all when I arrived. I was the only there since it was 1pm on a Monday after all. Was about to grab to an Old Fashion after looking at their online menu, but was then told that they did flights so that's what I got. The flight; You choose six from a list of about 15. They do primarily vodka, but they do have some whiskey, gin, and even am Absinthe. I was very happy with all 6 and would order them again. I won't really go into any detail about each spirit since everyone has their own preference when it comes to alcohol. What I can say is that their Old Fashioned Spirit was my favorite. The service: The person working at the time was really friendly and helpful. Willing to answer questions about the spirits and make recommendations. The distillery: It's small and due to Covid Protocols they're only accepting 6 people in the building; however, they have a lot of outdoor space to enjoy. Their pick-up truck bar is the most eye catching so that's where we sat. I'd 100% come back here and if I lived in Langley I'd probably make this place one of my go to hangouts.

I first heard about Dragon Mist Distillery when they set up a booth at the White Rock Farmer's…read moreMarket. The representatives they had were incredibly knowledgeable. They were patient with my questions (as I had never heard of this brand before) and provided samples to tantalize the taste buds (which they most definitely did). I appreciated the no pressure approach (so many companies can be quite aggressive/pushy). I was very happy with my purchase and I would definitely purchase from them again. It is available in stores but I prefer to buy from them personally as they are just so wonderful to converse with.