I know I came here way back in the day, but it was a different location and I remember enjoying it…read more I fully anticipated ordering breakfast as it was 9 am, but after looking over the menu I opted for lunch. Now coming in it was a little awkward as you walk in and the counter is right by the entrance just like most restaurants, but there were no signs that said wait to be seated or seat yourself. After standing there for a couple of minutes I saw people grabbing menus and congregating to the register. I was waiting for someone so it worked out well. You order and then take your number or in this case a magic 8 ball to the table(so they know which order goes where). This location is much larger than I remember. It had a very eclectic ambiance. More or less different types of tables and chairs everywhere, but gave off a homey vibe. The people that were working were very pleasant. We both opted for water, in which they had a water station for you to fill a cup and sit down. After sipping my water I noticed the glass I had was chipped and cracked, a chard actually chipped off in my hand. I took it back up to the front and exchanged it. Probably not the best idea to have all of the glasses stacked on top of on another. I ordered the Cajun chicken sandwich, in which upon ordering they had to check if they were ready to serve that. I was lucky enough that they were, although I did have a back up plan. The turkey sandwich came out with a mixed green salad with a dressing I was not sure of, but was very refreshing. The turkey sandwich on sourdough was very flavorful and I was very happy with my pick. I would definitely come back here and try more things, although the Cajun sandwich remains on my mind. One of the better sandwiches I have had in a long time!

The food is home cooking style! Pick up a menu on the way in and order at the counter. The host…read morewill provide a toy of some sort for your food to be delivered to your self service table. Pick up silverware and water to your 1950's dinette tables. There's lots of tables and service is quick. This beats chain restaurants! I would return! I ate the cheesy grits and crispy bacon. My friend had 2 eggs over easy, bacon, potatoes and fluffy blueberry pancakes. Prices are reasonable for the quantity of food.

This place is phenomenal. I had a very very specific request for them because they were the closest…read moreI could find to copying a type of fried fish. My girlfriend wanted. Which basically is frying little fillets of fish without really battering them in anything or breading them at all. They did exactly what I asked them to do and didn't charge me any extra for all of the requests and the food came out so perfect. There were so much of it as well for the price. The people were so nice and accommodating I'll be going back often just because of that but again the food was incredible. It was so tasty and my girlfriend could not have been happier with it either.

So Very disappointed with our delivered meal on 8/31/26. Dinner for two, we've eaten at FLF at…read moreleast 20 times since they opened. We ordered the usual, schezuan shrimp and moo shu pork with a green onion pancake starter. The pancake was bland, not seasoned, but ok. But wow, I open the shrimp and I can smell ammonia coming from the meal. I try one bite of shrimp just to make sure it's not me because it is heavily spiced and cooked in oil. Nope, shrimp is seriously spoiled, and the moo shu is smelling off as well. We decide we can't eat the food, and I decided to head down to the restaurant so I could talk with staff and have them check out the meal. Jin, the waiter in charge, tells me after I come in that it doesn't smell bad to her. Jesus, just what you want to hear when you've driven back to restaurant with the spoiled shrimp. Strike one. Jin then tells me that the employees eat the shrimp today and are fine. Strike two. I explain im really not trying to be difficult, but Im concerned about the defensive posturing in light of a possible food poisoning situation. So Jin, to prove her point, goes ahead and eats one of the shrimps, the other male staff watching her with some discomfort. I tell her to spit it out, but nope, down the hatch it goes. Jim goes on to tell me that we eat dead seafood (you know us---People in Everett--and yeah maybe it's a little soft but that's just typical dead seafood. Strike three. She did finally offer to refund my meal in cash, and I told her I was really trying to just make sure the restaurant wasn't unintentionally making my neighbors, friends, and family sick. I wasn't interested in going on blast with a review and contacting the health district, but after sleeping on it, I'm doing the right thing. Sorry Jin, your ego got in the way of a resolution. Be careful.... PS A note for Jin and Flying Lemon Fish. When I was 23, I served some bad clams at a fine dining restaurant. The family called to tell us their daughter was in the hospital with some liver problems. We immediately went to the cooler and went through all the shellfish, called back the family and offered to take care of any medical bills or follow-up. It happens if you serve food occasionally, just be respectful with your response, it goes a long way instead of challenging a customer's dissatisfaction.

Delicious hand pulled noodles at a reasonable price! This has quickly become a favorite go-to when…read morein the area. Create your own Noodle Bowls (5): This is what we usually come here for. They hand out papers with your noodle options on there. The broth I get is the spicy schezuan. I get either the hand pulled noodles or the hand shaved noodles. Both are excellent and you can watch the cook pull and shave them in the window. I think my toppings have typically been brisket, bbq, bok choy, and chinese chives. Can't go wrong with solid broth and noodles though. Beef Chow Fun (5): They advertised this on their tables. They do it right with some good wok char on the noodles. They have a good wok and burner so it's done right. The beef was also edible! Very tender and tasty. Not the chewy gum-like pieces in some places. Crispy Noodles (4): Could have used more noodles since it was smothered in the toppings, but it was good. Noodles were very crispy and the sauce and toppings were tasty. Overall, I'll be craving their noodles for the next couple months and we'll be back.

I ordered the combo:" bbq pork, roast duck, chicken broth, mushrooms, and baby bok choy."…read more When my food arrived, I couldn't find any roast duck in my bowl, so I asked the server. She told me that each bowl comes with three pieces of roast duck. I searched but only found what looked like a small duck bone. She insisted the other two pieces were still in my bowl and then used my own chopsticks to stir through my soup looking for them. After almost five minutes, she finally found two tiny pieces about the size of a thumb--and they were mostly bone, not meat. The chicken broth tasted like plain hot water with a little chicken flavor. The char siu had an old, greasy smell, and my friend's baby bok choy still had dirt on it. I almost never leave restaurant reviews, but this experience was so bad that I felt I had to. This was one of the most disappointing meals I've had, and I will never come back.

Great ramen , best I've had north of Bellevue/Seattle area. If you're in the Everett area this is…read moreas good as it gets. Great noodles and broth, katsu was great too.

So much hope for this place. Such a disappointment…read more The ramen broth clearly has star anise, and it tastes more like a fatty Vietnamese phở than Japanese (or even Korean) ramen. I asked if the gyoza were made in house. They are not, and I suspect many of the other side dishes are not either. Sad. In addition to having an odd taste for ramen (it was okay, not bad but certainly not a great broth), the chashu was dry, overcooked, and tough. Not at all pleasant to eat. Hey, the jammy egg was good. And the space is inviting, comfortable, and clean. But this place overall falls far short. We will not be returning.

From Chicago, first time at Heidi's. Here are some thoughts:…read more -My wife and I stopped by at lunchtime on a Saturday. The place was packed... and my wife noticed that I was the only guy in the building. (Two guys did come in later : ) -Our waitress was quite good and so were the vibes, felt high energy! -I was getting ready to order the Italian stallion (!) when my waitress asked if I wanted it hot or cold. She recommended hot and I obliged. -Spot on! The grease was... perfect. Hard to explain, but it was one of the best Sammy's I've ever had. -I asked if they have sweet tea, and she said "no," but we could make you one. You guessed it. Perfect! -Next time I want to try the "Adult" grilled cheese sandwich! If you're in town, I would highly, highly recommend Heidi's!!

For the last few weeks, we've been regulars at Heidi's. We're working our way through all the…read moresandwiches and haven't been disappointed once! The service can be a little slow, but with the restaurant always full and a constant line of takeout orders, we're happy to be patient.

On a work trip from north Idaho, passing by. My home area isn't a place for good authentic food; I…read morewas absolutely blown away by the bahn mi and the spring rolls. I went with #32 which should have been the pork but they brought out the chicken, I couldn't be mad. I was hungry and bit into it and glad it was the chicken. Absolutely great flavor from the chicken and the pickled veggies. Service was quick and friendly. Lots of space for seating and plenty of parking. A must try if you love Vietnamese sandwiches

I believed this is a popular local Vietnamese restaurant in Everett area . Stopped by for a quick…read moredinner before we went on the flight from PAE Paine Field airport in Everett. Food was very flavorful , decent portion even I didn't feel full after my meal . Most of items are come with pork , but the server was nice enough to substitute my meal for beef short ribs , a good accommodation . Food came out quick and certainly enjoyed them . Service was ok of course as I expected in most of Asian restaurants , they usually don't check in your food anyway but that's ok with me !

I love bucks! The food is great, the people who own and serve here are the kindest. I always get to…read moretry something new whenever I'm in there. Go check it out!

Bucks food menu was limited when the new owners first took over and I heard it might go more of a…read morecafe style menu. Now most of their classic bistro type food is back and even improved. I am so happy they stuck to bistro quality food. We ordered salmon and steak and both were cooked perfect. The chimi cajun sauce on my salmon was great. The service was amazing considering they had just lost a few staff and only two gals served the whole full restaurant including the bar drinks. No one felt they got inferior service and our service was great. Buck's has a really nice lodge bar/bistro ambience. They have good music on Thursday nights.

Food-GREAT! Service-Excellent!…read more Ambiance-Simple and clean Fried Pho iPad on each table for ordering, no waiting to be seen. The server was incredibly sweet and helpful

The food is really amazing because a pho and a pork sandwich is amazing, and the service is really…read morenice and the food comes in fast and they taste so good, I've been in this restaurant for years and it's my favorite restaurant one of the best ones out there and everything is so clean here

Convenient location with plenty of street parking. The interior is small but functional -- typical…read moreVietnamese café style with a simple menu on the wall and a clear focus on bánh mì. The sandwiches are a good size and the fillings tasted great, especially the grilled pork. Adding a fried egg is definitely worth it. Fresh and pickled veggies add a nice crunch and acidity that balance everything well. My only critique is the French baguette could've been a bit crunchier. Overall, solid bánh mì, but $15 for a sandwich feels a little steep for a quick lunch. Still worth trying if you're in the area.

Great banh mi! Big crispy rolls stuffed with fresh ingredients, unlike many places one of these…read moresandwiches is a meal. I was a little skeptical of the fried egg option for my sandwich, but it was delicious . Small shop with limited seating but fast and fresh and friendly!

Great place to get Thai food in Everett! The service here is friendly, my favorite was the massamam…read morecurry as the beef was so tender and melted in my mouth. Overall, I highly recommend and I would come back.

Not bad, not great. Ambiance was nice and clean restaurant…read more Ordered "corn stars" which are more or less corn fritters. Lacked any flavor. Had pineapple fried rice which was okay. Dessert was then"coconut reunion." Okay and didn't finish it. Had two Thai Ice Teas that were delicious. Service was good, nothing special. The price was $62 before tip.