The food is great - Classic diner burgers with amazing fries and milkshakes. The service can take a…read morewhile sometimes as some of the employees and trying a job for the first time. On most days, they keep a good pace. It's worth the wait because you'll discover the dining agent experience and vibe is why this local gem should be on your list to visit soon!

Usually a good experience but it could be better…read more This place hires young kids and training is limited. One girl at the front, the one without the nose ring, asks a customer, 'Dp you want your change?' How about, 'Sir, here's your change '. Young man who took our order was Gage. He was efficient and gracious.

I come here about 2-3 times a year- I live 2,200 miles away in the East. Yeah far way…read more I love their fresh sandwiches and homemade soups. It's a real treat for me - staff here is nice and friendly I could go to a new place here in downtown Snohomish but Gorilla Bites has never served a disappointing meal. Go with what you know:)

Tried this spot for a weekday lunch and had a pretty good experience overall!…read more I went for the salad bar. It was decent and definitely filling. As a vegetarian, my protein option was pesto tofu, while the other options were salmon and tuna. They had all the usual greens and vegetables, and everything was served cold. There were a few in house dressings along with some store bought ones. I tried the balsamic vinaigrette and a honey ginger dressing. It was good, but I think it could be better. My husband ordered the pesto tofu sandwich with Moroccan soup, and that was the highlight. The sandwich was delicious, and his only regret was not getting the full size. The soup was also really flavorful. The place itself feels cozy. The food came out quickly, and we finished everything in no time. Parking is street parking, which might be tricky, especially on weekends. Overall, a good experience. I would definitely come back to try more sandwiches or burgers, but I would probably skip the salad bar next time.

An updated review, it's been 2 years since I first ate here and somehow it fell off my radar. I…read morewanted a quick dinner last night and we stopped here for cheeseburgers. They were outstanding! Delicious meat patties seasoned just right, not too thin or thick, two slices of American cheese, red onion, lettuce and tomato and it all was super fresh and good quality. I highly recommend this place for cheese burgers, they are excellent and better than Blazing Onion/Red Robin for sure, I need to expand my selections but it's so hard when these burgers are so good. The server was also super nice and friendly.

Got recommended by some friends, and it was worth it. The burgers are SO GOOD and if you add…read morecarmelized onions it's even better. The boba tee is the best in snohomish in my opinion. The ambience could do better not really any good lighting or music, lowkey the food carries this spot. The service isn't too good, the language barrier is a little noticeable when you have to repeat yourself once or twice. Either way the food comes out fast and it's good! will come back if driving by

This McDonalds never fails me. They're just a good ol' standard that is great for breakfast, lunch,…read moreor dinner. For breakfast, I love the biscuit sandwiches and hasbrowns. For lunch/dinner, I've been into their McCripsy sandwiches lately - the Deluxe, Spicy McCrispy, specifically. However, 2 double cheeseburgers after hiking always hits the spot. Pricing isn't great anymore... I feel like I used to be "satisfied" with the price of stuff I bought at McDonalds, but now, for a similar price I can get takeout from a "real restaurant" -- and with online ordering being so prevalent, it can be similarly convenient. So, I very rarely go to McDonalds, and it's almost never my idea because of that. This location is always pretty fast - I've ordered online and in the drive-thru. Online ordering is a little weird... they don't greet you or acknowledge you (maybe it's intentional -- like giving people what they want (zero contact, lol)) - but it kind-of feels like you're sneaking in and stealing food. Drive-thru is only annoying if the line is really long or they put you in one of the 3 spots to wait for something. However, if they do that, it means they're making something fresh which is always worthwhile. Inside, they have some ordering kiosks. Not sure if they take human-based orders or not, but I assume they expect you to use the kiosk usually. Most of the interior is a play-area that's not as cool as the old one you'll see in some pics here. Because of that, there aren't a ton of tables - maybe 5-7 of them, but that's almost certainly enough for everything but the biggest rushes (like an event ending at the High School nearby or something).

yuk. I'm dine forever with McDonald's. look at this…read more supposed to be a quarter pounder W.cheese. . this is what I got when I opened my box. obviously a angry or disgruntled employee. what the.

I got Taco Bell delivered, they were out of the empanadas. Snohomish Taco Bell wrote me a note…read moreapologizing and replacing them with Cinnabon delights and some free tacos! Really was a nice gesture to so I didn't have to get it fixed on uber eats. I really appreciated this! :)

great place... amazing food! The service was pretty good and the place was pretty clean, I highly…read morerecomend.

A casual mention that Taco Time in Snohomish ranked high for tasty Mexican food by an acquaintance…read moreprompted my first time visit last month. Dine in and drive through was available. I swung by at 11:45 AM and hit the drive through. The parking lot had five cars. Not too busy. And I noticed that the parking lot was clean and store front was inviting. The first direct user experience with this place was the menu board and the drive through staff. Friendly and professional voice. Easy to read menu - organized and the font size was appreciated - no squinting required. I ordered a soft chicken burrito and beef taco. One car ahead of me. Wait time about 1 minute. The food was HOT. Fresh. And filled the car with the aroma of Mexican food and a promise of good eats. It didn't disappoint. Taco was fresh, bright flavors. Seasoning was balanced. You knew it was a beef taco. The chicken burrito was HOT. Fresh. The wrap was fully loaded and as I pulled it out of the bag I noticed not only the temperature but the heft. The weight of the thing. Clearly a generous portion. The construction was balanced so it was wrapped perfectly and held its shape until the very end. (Past experience has been mixed with some vendors who wrap incorrectly, resulting in a handful of mush near the end of the burrito). I particularly found the seasoning and the filling to be perfect: moist and firm, rich and balanced flavors. The only unfortunate thing about the burrito was that I only bought one. It was filling but the flavor left me wanting more. (Sauces were offered. I declined. I tried the home made Ranch. Creamy. But I like mine with more seasoning. Plenty of napkins provided). So. I came back for a late dinner the same day. Why not? At 8:25 PM who wants to make a mess in the kitchen after getting home? If you have worked in the food industry on any level, closing the kitchen or service area is a balance of shutting down making food while using whatever is left. In an ideal world, you guess how much to make to last you up until you're officially closed and no longer serving food. It sometimes results in a minimum satisfactory product: just enough to qualify to be sold, but not the typically robust product you usually make. So hitting a restaurant near closing increases the risk of substandard food. (And experiencing the quiet fury of a kitchen staff who does work at a difficult low paying job and is tired and wants to go home. There is nothing worse than having customers coming in after everything is sanitized and your forced to undo that hard work resulting in staying longer). So I ordered two soft chicken burrito through the once again friendly sounding staff drive through. And at that late time I was not surprised to find them lukewarm and the portion size not close to the size I had at lunch time. The flavor was still there though. And my kitchen would be clean. I pass this experience along to you so you can avoid the pitfall of ordering near the end of the business day. If at all possible, order ahead. Creating the filling for a chicken burrito is vastly different from frying burgers. I wouldn't expect to hold them to identical standards. The same for Asian food or pizza. It's more labor intensive. Call ahead. I now consider Taco Time another quick, friendly, clean, and tasty offering in Snohomish that I'll enjoy. The chicken burrito is also served in a crispy version, which will be my next venture. I look forward to it. During lunch or at dinner time. Two chicken burritos ran under the $15.00 mark. Five stars for a menu that sticks to common sense instead of trying to make the Guinness Book of World Records in the number of menu items for a Mexican fast food chain. Four stars - they took the normal one star hit for the late night order. Tip: In cases where I couldn't deliver a five star product for whatever reason, I'd give the customer a heads up and suggest an alternative menu item or cut them a discount. Management gave us leeway to discount in these rare situations up to 35 percent. Which was a great way of creating a loyal customer base.

The food is great and way healthier/less greasy than other places. The workers are always…read morerespectful and professional. And, it's clean, peaceful, and has an original aesthetic inside.

They were freaky fast and freaky fresh. Had my sandwich before I was done tapping my card on the…read moremachine. I will return to this location. Sandwich was also made to perfection.

Gross food, barely any protein and they charge for a full sandwhich but only give you half. Save…read moreyour money and time. Don't come here.

Costumer service was good food was good a little dirty but other than that it was good place to eatread more

Been a regular here for years. Great service and workers, never had a problem here. Food is always…read morefresh and warm! These workers deserve a raise

That place is garbage i ordered from them and it's not that busy…read more They just hand over my order to someone else and there excuses were they have same name as me

If I could give a zero star I would! We went there gave them 60 bucks for our 47 dollar meal and…read morethey gave us 37 cents back. Then they completely messed up our meal and forgot multiple of our items! Unbelievable!

Food was amazing and they use TOP Quality beef, you can taste how fresh it is and the beef is SUPER…read morejuicy. Service was good they are very kind and warm welcoming. It's a nice little spot and good variety for beef / chicken burgers and more.

Took my son to EJ Burger in Snohomish for a quick meal. The burgers are really good: juicy 100%…read moreAngus patties, fresh toppings, and a tangy house sauce that adds flavor without overpowering. Fries are crispy, hot, and generously portioned, included in the combo with a drink. The food is honestly tasty and better than chains, but $45 for two burger combos feels steep--no extras, just the basics. Quality is there, but it doesn't reach "great" to match the cost. Too many nearby options like Nick's Jr in Everett (often called one of the county's best) or Trails End Taphouse in Snohomish deliver much better burgers for a few dollars less. It was good, but probably won't be back.