This was my first visit to The Creamery in Marysville earlier this Sunday morning (1/11/26)…read more It is located off of State and Grant where there are several other businesses and adjacent to a Safeway and Safeway fuel station. I was able to find parking right out front. There were several people socializing outside and various parties seated inside. There is a large main dining area, as well as, additional seating off to the side from the entrance. Decent natural light, assorted seating configurations, and very clean. Upon entry, one sees the pastry case filled with fresh baked items, including items that are noted as gluten free. I glanced and didn't see anything savory for breakfast during this visit, but selected a giant cherry danish for The Homie. When I arrived at home, I measured the widest diameter, it was seven inches across, which was pretty impressive. There are also spigots for self serve ice cream and frozen yogurt against one wall. There is quite the vast assortment of toppings to customize your frozen treat. I'm sure this place is very crowded during warmer months. I also got a 16oz mocha, no whip, to go. Featured coffee roasts are from Whidbey Coffee. Very welcoming counter person/barista, who crafted a very tasty mocha. This kept me warm later while I waited in line at another business further down State. Great indie cafe destination since 2016. Took me a decade to check out The Creamery. But better late, than never.

There are many good things to share about the custom mini cupcakes created for a recent 50th…read moresurprise birthday party. These tiny tastes from heaven were absolutely delightful and delicious - pure joy in every bite! We ordered three types of mini cupcakes, one dozen of each baked with traditional flour, and one dozen of each with gluten free. The cake of each variety was incredibly moist and tender, a perfect sponge that practically melted in the mouth. This is an achievement worthy of accolades! The stars of the party were the rich, custom-made German chocolate cupcakes. These were a special request, the favorite of the birthday celebrant. A broad age range of discerning foodies raved about these delectable treats. The second, vanilla cake with vanilla buttercream that were artfully frosted to resemble sunflowers, which added such an imaginative and charming touch to the celebration. The third, chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream frosting. The sheer balance of flavors is noteworthy. The richness was there, and it never overwhelmed; the sweetness was present, and it wasn't dominant. It was a harmonious symphony of buttery, chocolatey, sugary perfection. Each cupcake was a tiny work of art, beautifully crafted and almost too pretty to eat. Almost. As you can see in the picture, a few were eaten before a photo could be snapped. What a good problem to have! These scrumptious creations also thoughtfully incorporated the themes of the party. Weaving together baking, decorating, and listening are a very rare and welcomed set of gifts, which generate top-notch expertise in their craft. I highly recommend The Creamery Co. for any special occasion.

I got the Purple Urkle Potion drink and it's so good!! I love the butterfingers to give a little…read morecrunch and the ube is very sweet. It is a blended drink so definitely want to come by again during the summer. The service was nice and friendly. The interior gives small cozy vibes with the couch and decor.

Such a family friendly place! The customer service is so awesome too, me and my friends came in an…read morehour before closing on a Saturday and it was packed with families and their little ones, they have a tv in there playing a movie for them and plenty of seating. After we had ordered one of the workers offered us coloring pages and asked us if there was any specific movie we wanted on the tv, it felt like we were guests in someone's house lol. As for the food it was delicious, the smoreos shaved ice is reminiscent of bingsu (korean shaved ice) and the tiramisu and tres leches is worth a try too. All the menu options have pictures which I absolutely love to see because I like to know what i'm ordering, the drink options on the menu looked delicious and I will definitely be coming here again to try them!

I really really hope that a regular full service Sees store is built in our area. I truly believe…read moreit would do well in our booming area! If they come, I will be up at 4 am to be first in line at the ribbon cutting. :)

I love this place! Carne Asada is so good and everyone there is so friendly and helpfulread more

Ususlly come here for Mexican Pan dulce, large selection that are made fresh. They have other…read moregrocert items, candy and beverages. Located on State Ave. Pop in and see what they have. Has a flea market vibe, service is prompt.

Not in business. I drove there twice from 10 miles away and it was closed. Asked the business next…read moredoor and they said it was no longer in business.

Yes please! We were going to be stuck waiting for the train so I had my husband circle back around…read morethe block to check it out. I bought 5 different flavors and they are all so yummy and the popcorn is fluffy. Enjoy my fellow Yelpers! Let's keep this new business going! They just opened 4 months ago. It would be fun for parties too.

Oatmeal thins are really good! Not too sweet. Unsure if they were served warm (didn't get to try…read moretil home) but it would be even better if so! So glad Crumbl has more variety now like these thin ones and the mini ones because the big ones are too much sometimes. Easy to order via app and order is usually ready promptly

This time we ordered correct the cookies n creme was heaven. The temperature of the cookies were…read moreamazing and worth the drive.

Excellent cookies made for a baby shower were exactly what I requested and tasted yummy!! Stacey is…read moreeasy to work with and is a fantastic baker!!

Hopefully, they update their yelp, because this location may be closed, but they still sell their…read moredelicious goods within a coffee shop in Everett. My husband had ordered a cake and it was a bit confusing to figure out where to pick it up. Response time was fast. But my goodness it was worth it ! Their berry Chantilly cake was a dream! Flavorful and full of fruit. Seriously so good! The cake was a little on the denser side, but I kind of like my vanilla/white cake that way. The frosting was a light, fluffy, whipped cream that held up really well. With a hint of almond Topped with a generous heap of berries. Will definitely be a go to spot for birthdays and special celebrations.

Their website carries weekly sale items info and has a user friendly search engine that so far has…read morebeen accurate plus a store locator. https://www.chefstore.com/locations/store/bothell-506/ Chef' Store caters to people who know their way around a kitchen with some professional or DIY background. It's primarily a store for restaurants and food service providers. It has a warehouse/grocery store vibe. It's typically not for the timid, but hold your judgement for now. Example: Canned items are sized for restaurant use. A brand of chili I'm partial to has the weight of six pounds on the label. Just to give you an idea. Beef is not made into cuts like steaks or roasts. You get what are called "primal cuts" like the brisket, flank, sirloin, or round. Each weighing six pounds or more in most cases. So if you don't mind opening cans and portioning the contents into freezer bags, or cutting your own steaks, roasts, stir fry, or stew meat, you'll feel at home. And if you know your prices, you can find their sale items to be generous. Just have the freezer space to accommodate. That's not to say they don't cater to the regular shopper. Produce, bread, and some diary items are available. The selection of precooked vacuum sealed Asian noodles is worth mentioning. And there is a selection of pre packaged deli meat and cheese slices available. Some of them very good. The meat classics are there: like salami, roast beef, ham, turkey, mortadella, corned beef, or pastrami. Tip: if there is a one or two pound container of corned beef or pastrami, get one if your a fan. It's worth mentioning the bulk cheese section. Here you buy a loaf of provolone or Swiss at considerable savings. Just prepare your spouse ahead of time when you arrive home with a two foot long loaf of Swiss. And have the fridge space figured out. There are other cheeses ranging from bulk Greek feta, Gorgonzola, and Asagio, to Parmesan, Gouda, or mozzarella. Imported and domestic. Worth a look if you're a cheese or fondue lover. I pick up Mozzarella, Swiss and Provolone. Tip: warm clothing advisory - it's cold in that room. They have the primal cuts of mostly beef and pork in the same curtained off section. Bulk bacon and linked specialty items like hot dogs and Brotwurst are also there. The freezer section carries prepared items like burritos, ravioli, breakfast sausage, seafood, appetizers, and desserts. In bulk sizes. Again: if you know your prices you can walk out with some pretty good deals. Just have the freezer space. Pastas, flours, and rice: there is no shortage. The variety of name brand bulk flour and rice is impressive. Bulk size bags of pasta are competitively priced. Baking supplies should be compared. Bulk charcoal, usually three or more varieties is available in season. Red Mill is the predominant brand of flour: 25 lb bags. The store provides a large assortment of commercial grade kitchen supplies. Cleaning supplies, paper plates, freezer bags, foil, bulk rolls of plastic wrap, and various items used for catering. Serving utensils, platters, trays and commercial grade cooking tools and knives are offered. Large containers of mostly, but not all, common spices are there. Chef's Store does not provide bags for you to transport your goods. At the front of the store empty boxes that held bulk product are free and available for you to transport your food home. Since no bagging is done checkout is much faster. There can be a line but it moves. Staffing has mostly been adequate. If your into providing a spread during a football game, throwing a BBQ, or having a party - it's worth checking CS out. During game season the activity level is noticeably higher. If you become a regular, it's better to go there on a weekday before they get hit by the weekend party crowd. Parking is adequate. During weekends when there is a game it will get crowded. There is parking for disabled customers at the store front. Grab a cart before going in. Grab boxes when leaving or bring your own bags. PS: keep a sharp eye out for product not found in grocery stores. I found an Asian Tabasco sauce that was not available anywhere except at CS. Sometimes they get a shipment of product a company is testing. I stocked up. It's no longer available. Good hunting !

Slooooow checkout!!!…read more Same cashier lady yakking her mouth off faster than her laser checker. This week both times I came to buy a couple hundred pounds of steak I waited 3-5 minutes with no movement in line. First day, just dealing with her slow hands. 2nd time, two checkers with 8+ in line. She talks too much for how slow she is. Maybe have her collect carts? Costco now seems faster to get checked out!

Coconut Kenny's is a favorite with locals and visitors! It has the flavor combos that's are…read moreabsolutely delicious! The pizza crust os fluffy and so great! The cheese balls are such a great appetizer! Cheesy goodness! If you are still up for dessert kowabunga balls with ice cream is definitely an indulgence that is worth it! Everything is shareable and delicious. If you ever wonder what you should get the staff makes phenomenal recommendations! They are so friendly and helpful! The restaurant is also decorated like a tiki hut! Island vibes!

The drunken nachos were horrible. Chips seemed stale and no flavor. The food was not even warm and…read moreit had more onions and jalapeños than anything else. When I came in, I asked if I seat myself they said yes. So I wanted for about 15 minutes and then asked if anyone was going to take my order, she said you order at counter!

recently visited the Funko store in Everett and had such a fun experience! The moment you walk in,…read moreyou're greeted with huge displays, tons of characters, and so many great spots for photos. The store is super clean, organized, and honestly feels like a little theme park for collectors. There's a huge variety of Pops and exclusives, plus a build-your-own Funko area that's really cute and creative. The staff was friendly, helpful, and patient, even with how busy it gets. Whether you're a collector or just visiting for something fun to do, this place is definitely worth the trip. I'll absolutely be going back!

Thought I would give an updated review! There used to be a long line to get in here. Now, when we…read morevisited around 2 pm on a Saturday, it wasnt even busy and no line was formed outside. Checkout was quick and only took about 5 minutes. Employees are constantly restocking shelves. Plenty more merchandise is available in these stores. $14.99 for a regular, $29.99 for a 6" specialty, and $19.99 for a 6" one. Bitty pops cost the same as a regular and you get 4 bitties in one pack. $6.99 for the ones that come with vehicles or just a small figurine. Unfortunately, did not check costs for clothing nor bags/backpacks. Overall, still recommend, but keep in mind of the prices. We found a couple online stores that are selling some of these funkos at a cheaper price.