We have to begin by describing the vibe here -- I was picking up 80's Coffee House Vibes -- kinda…read morelike Everett's version of the Last Exit. (gotta climb in the Wayback Machine for that gem!) I loved that I saw at least six versions of my childhood dining room table, which felt so nostalgically comfortable that I wanted to crawl under one with my coloring books and my chocolate milk. But I digress -- you're supposed to be reading my review. I decided that I was in the mood for grilled cheese and tomato soup, so that's what I ordered. The tomato soup is really amazing -- so fresh tasting and delicious. But the sandwich was next level nom-ness. I opted to get it on sourdough because it's the best for dunking into the soup. Totes 'lish (I just thought I would type like one of the cool kids!! In conclusion, I want to talk about the service -- ordering was fairly simple, and the varied menu made it exciting to know there are so many choices. You order in line and the incredible wait staff brings the food quite quickly. With the vibe, the service and all the things, I am definitely coming back.

As you pass through the threshold, you're confronted with a chalkboard listing the specials of the…read moreday. It definitely worked on me - usually specials are relegated to a small corner of the menu, but here they are front and center. I couldn't resist and so I got the Pot Roast Dip. It's a sandwich that has a good amount of pot roast, some bacon jam that's glued together with provolone and Swiss cheese all on a Giuseppe roll (From Macrina Bakery? It's a crust roll). The bacon jam and sandwich dressing makes the sandwich really sweet, but the Angus sauce is very salty, and so when the sandwich is dipped it all balances out interestingly enough. It was good to try, but I think I'll order something else next time. I also got a Mocha latte- very smooth and delicious. I would get this again! Their bathrooms are shared with the rest of the building - the code is at the cashiers. The wifi password is right next to it too. You grab a menu, wait in line to order, and then they bring your food to you. Bus your own table when you're done. Solid spot.

12/15/25: We were in the Everett, WA area that day, which was a day of heavy rains, gusty winds at…read more16 mph, and we were craving good Szechuan cuisine, so we found a quaint spot tucked away in downtown Everett along Colby Avenue; we were greeted with warmth and gracious hospitality. Our dining experience began with cold appetizers, including a mixed black fungus dish with a satisfying crunch and tangy vinegar flavor, alongside pickled lotus root vegetables with a garlicky and subtly spicy taste. For our main courses, we opted for the Deep Fried Fish Szechuan Style, which was filled with cod fish, had a lighter batter coating, and a pleasing crunch, but beware of its savory and fiery flavor, which intensifies after several bites. We also selected the Szechuan Hometown Tofu, which offered our taste buds a savory flavor, enhanced by chili sauce, a crunchy exterior, and a soft, silky interior. On the side, we ordered a bowl of steamed purple rice and white rice. This exceptional culinary experience combines the perfect balance of crunchiness, chili spice, garlicky freshness, and sweetness, rich flavors of Szechuan cuisine. I highly recommend this restaurant for an authentic Szechuan-style dining experience.

The positive part was the sweet and sour chicken was still very warm when it reached my house…read more The vegetable chow mein was not. It is a huge portion but it is completely devoid of any flavor whatsoever. Usually onions add something but that did not help. I don't know how you can mess up noodles but no one in my family would eat them and there is one person in my family that will manage to eat almost anything and they refused. The sweet and sour chicken was drowning in sauce even though we asked more than once for the sauce to be on the side. We liked the bell peppers and onions in the sauce. The chicken pieces were of decent size. I did not care for the sauce. The white rice was well made and fluffy. The rice was probably the best part of the dish. About an hour later, we ended up throwing up the food. A complete waste of $31 dollars (which is pricey for what was supposed to be a lunch special). Also, vegetable chow mein and chicken chow mein is the same price which we found out after we had paid. Lunch is pictured and mention to include soup BUT you only get soup if you dine in. The place looked clean the the people seemed friendly. We may give them one more chance bc of the friendly service.

Had my 13th birthday here and... 13 years later it still doesn't disappoint…read more I got the oxtail noodle soup and their hand pulled noodles are perfect. The soup comes piping hot, even when I got it to-go, and the broth cured my craving for some hot soup during these cold nights. Fried wings were prepared crispy, hot, and juicy and I loved the warm spicy, garlicky ketchup sauce it comes with, it had me dunking my wings in the sauce with every bite.

Another great simple dinner. Two identical bowls of noodle…read moresoup with two types of pork and veggies that three of us could not finish and an order of combo fried rice that was half taken home with our soup. Service is a little goofy when there is a lot of people but they try really hard especially the kitchen staff that brings the food out. Final bill before tip $42! The fried rice was good but not the best Soup noodles are always the bomb no matter how you customize it. There are a few things they do that are not as great. Try try

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.

I got food poisoned. Their noodles is overcooked. The topping is cold with lukewarm broth…read more It's cheaper to go to Japan.

Hands down the best lunch spot in Snohomish! My family has been coming here for years and it's our…read morego to. Quaint small town vibe, great atmosphere with the most massively delicious sandwiches you'll ever find! Heidi is also a great contributor to our community and I'll forever back this business.

My wife says, I ordered a charcuterie board for a Halloween…read moreparty and it was fantastic. We returned the board to the store and stayed for lunch. I had been searching for a cranberry turkey sandwich and Heidi's was the only place I could find one. It was so good! We also ordered the BLT and tried both the potato salad and macaroni salad. We will definitely be back for the turkey cranberry soon this season. We also look forward to taking the cousins to afternoon tea. We have been looking for a cute place that allows kids for tea. The service was quick and the staff was friendly. We met Heidi and she was very kind. I absolutely loved the decor and got some inspiration for decorating.

A place my kids love. When we opt for pho lunch, this is it…read more Their pho has generously meat portion and the soup is delicious. Their pho servers are young and mostly very energetic. Always greet us with a smile and get us seated fast. One funny part is they do not have Vietnam coffee hot, only cold. Other foods are good too, like rolls and their sandwiches. We are repeaters.

Average quality food for obscene prices! Lots of fat in the meat, few vegetables, and Thai tea that…read morecosts $8. Shameful for what they charge. Used to be a really good place, but they got greedy. Service is average. Ambiance is average. Go somewhere else!

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.

This spot has been on my list to try for a while. We stopped in on a Thursday night before a…read moreSilvertips game. The poor server was solo and slammed, but she did get some help partway through. They've got a good selection of beer on tap, but I thought the cocktails were overpriced--nothing really stood out. I'd rather spend $16 on a craft cocktail at Colby Club. The food wasn't great. We got the calamari and it was bad--cold and honestly just bland. We also ordered the beer-battered halibut. It was okay, but a bit overcooked, and it came with fries... maybe 25 total for a 3-piece fish plate. Our bill was around $65 for two beers (with the $2 off Thursday special), the calamari, and the 3-piece halibut. Just overpriced for what it was. The place itself is cute, and they had acoustic music going, which was nice. The staff was friendly and really hustling with how busy it was. Overall, though, I didn't feel like it was worth it and probably wouldn't go back. I wish we could do .5 stars. I struggled between 2 & 3. I ended with 3 for the venue, live music (she was really good) and the awesome staff.

Absolutely delicious pho! my grandson got the house specialty pho and i got the round eye steak…read morepho. such a cozy experience thanks to the clean inside and nice staff! we will be coming back!!! thank you!

My favourite place of all time for bahn mi! Period! You can't convince me otherwise. Anywho, I know…read moreI'm gushing about this place but go try it for yourself. I have tried all sandwiches here but my go to is the COMBO sandwich that has all three meats (beef, pork, chicken). It's a hefty samich so your tummy better be empty for such a challenge. One of the new things I've seen is that they now have a "Sandwich Subscription/Membership" thingy. It's $99 a month for 1 samich everyday (whichever you want) which if you don't cook or eat out everyday it's a really good deal when you think about it. Their other food is good too, we've had appetizers, soups, and it's all good. Overall it's a solid 8 out of 10. But again, go and try it for yourself and you be the judge, this is my go to place. Happy Eating! - FJ

This place is so good. Your typical hole in the wall eatery that you must try! Operated by a local…read moreVietnamese family. Service is very friendly and efficient. The food is made fresh and menu has full selection of pho, ban mi, boba teas, hot teas and side dishes! Location is an old bank building, so lots of windows and small seating area. Interior furnishings are basic and resemble an old Holiday Inn conference room. Just come inside and eat, you won't care about the environment. Plenty of free street parking and just two blocks from AOTW Arena.

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.

Excellent food. Stopped in before a show at the Village. Sorry no pics- we were hungry!…read more I got a pork belly and broccoli dish and my companion got knee mao. Some kind of chicken dish...and the fresh rolls with shrimp as an appetizer. Flavorful, a little spicy for 2/4 but not too much. Would definitely return.

At first, I was not going to write a review, just not go back, but if the owner reads this, they…read moremight want to know. The food just wasn't what it should've been or what it was the last time I was there a year ago. We ordered pad Thai and drunken noodles and the almost always delicious mango and sticky rice. The noodles in the pad Thai were very rubbery and very difficult to cut with a fork. And equally difficult to chew because they were so rubbery, the flavor of the dish was pleasant, although it was a little tangy/tart. The mango and sticky rice was the big disappointment because it's a $12 dessert. The mango was rockhard and very very sour. The mango was too hard to cut with a fork, in fact we didn't even eat it. We left most of it on the plate and just nibbled at the rice w sauce. Our server was very pleasant and sweet, but he did not speak much English and I didn't feel like I could communicate my disappointment on the mango and sticky rice, at least to him, and have him understand what I was saying so I didn't say anything. This visit probably was just a fluke, (but an expensive one, when the tip and tax were calculated) it was quite a disappointment given how good our prior visit was.