Great World Cup atmosphere and good happy hour food/drinks. Service was a little slow, but the bar…read morewas packed so we didn't mind. Overall a great place to watch some games!

The service was ok, not overly friendly. Soda was awful not drinkable. I got a Coke it was watered…read moredown and flat. Burger and fry's were good. Burger wasn't cooked all the way pretty red. Street tacos were good little bland.

Since no one has taken a decent photo of the interior space, here it is! Fairly small bar, Saturday…read morenight 7:45pm, I got lucky with snagging a couple bar top spots but otherwise no tables were available. Food was pretty good - just selected a few of their appetizers; my favorite was the fried dumplings! Spam Masubi was just ok, kinda dry - I'm used to there being a bit of eel sauce beyond just the spam glaze, but I'd try it again! The Mac salad could have used some salt and pepper. Note: they did offer me S&P, so I could have spruced it up myself & I understand wanting to cater to majority tastes - nonetheless I found it to be a bit bland. Multiple Tv screens. Looks like a good place to catch a game with friends. Overall, will be back!

3.5/5 stars! Twisted Lime has been around for quite some…read moretime but it was nice to visit after so long! The interior is Hawaiian-themed and also has an outdoor seating area which is perfect for the summer! My friend and I shared some spam musubi and got some drinks. The spam musubi was...meh. It's not bad but I've had better at Hmart lol. The drinks aren't bad though! I got the margarita and tequila sunrise- yummy! I love how they have all day specials so take a look at the chalk board hung up at the bar when you come visit. Our server Makalya was fantastic- she brought such good vibes and was absolutely wonderful! Hope to come back and try more items on the menu.

Loved this restaurant! Great Chinese southern and northern fusion menu options for spicy and non…read morespicy customers. I love their pork and chicken Xiao Long Bao, they are freshly made each day, so juicy and delicious! We ordered spicy Wontons, shrimp dumplings and pork dumplings. Spicy Wontons are not so spicy, you can pick spicy level. We ordered dessert sweet sticky rice balls. They are freshly made, very tender and not overly sweet, cooked with Gongi berries, sweet rice balls and egg drops. We love to support local small businesses like this. Their fruit and floral herbal teas are so good, favorable and healthy. We treat every table free cheese cake for every visit. We recommend you to try!

Good ambiance with nice touches of painting. Their menu have nice selections of meat, dumplings,…read moresoup noodles, etc. My favorites so far, "All in one chow mein and the dry fried green beans". Perfectly balanced meal-no rice needed. As for portions, they are quite generous. I've been here for take out numerous times now. This place might be one of my favorite places to go to for good proteins and noodles. Staff is attentive and polite. Love it so far and I recommend you try their daikon salad as their teaser. It's got a nice crunch, sweetness and tart flavor-so good!

Really nice dinner with 3 couples at Rare Society. Cool vibe as you walk in - I like the decor but…read moreyou could still see strip mall parking lot from half our seats (I'd recommend some shear curtains). Drinks and crab dip app were very solid. After much deliberation we went with both of the steak platters since we had 6 hungry folks. We really liked the variety of cuts! All had excellent flavor but were a touch overdone. Our medium rare platter was medium and our medium platter leaned Med Well after resting on the platter. We really liked the various sauces and the sides were delicious- don't sleep on the Potatoes au Gratin!

5 Stars (for Mark) I…read morefound Rare Society on TikTok and made the drive up from Bellevue with my girlfriend, curious to see if this place lived up to its upscale steakhouse reputation. The short answer ..it's complicated but one person made all the difference. When we got there about 30 minutes early, we were told we could sit in the lounge and still receive full service, which was a nice touch. That said, there was no one at the front to greet us for a minute or two upon arrival. Small thing, but when a restaurant markets itself as a high-end experience, that first moment matters. We got seated quickly and then came Mark. He wasn't dressed like a server, so I honestly wasn't sure who he was at first, but his level of attentiveness made it immediately clear this was someone who genuinely cares about the guest experience. He explained that he was supporting our actual waiter, who was also covering bartending duties that evening. Whether that's a staffing concern or just how the night unfolded, I'll leave that to management to reflect on. What I won't leave unacknowledged is this..Mark was extraordinary! He knew the menu inside and out, kept our water filled, checked on us consistently, and made us feel genuinely welcomed, not just served. He even took the time to ask for our names. He spoke highly of our waiter throughout the entire evening, which says a lot about his character. My girlfriend and I were both floored. I'd take someone in a hoodie with Mark's warmth and knowledge over a perfectly dressed server going through the motions any day. The entire experience was held up by Mark. The entire time all the way to the end. It seems like Mark was required to relay all orders to our server. Ultimately our actual server simply delivered only the desert and checked if it was good. When my water glass was empty during dessert, it went unnoticed by him. Mark caught it. Of course he did. This isn't about entitlement. This is about living up to the competition and high end standard Food was Fantastic. Compliments to the chef The Surcharge, Worth Mentioning The receipt included a 4% surcharge described as covering competitive industry compensation, including health benefits for valued full-time employees. I respect transparency around labor costs. But here's the question worth sitting with: if this charge genuinely covers employee health benefits, why is it removable on request? A real operational cost doesn't disappear because a guest felt uncomfortable asking. It starts to feel less like a principled stance and more like a pricing strategy dressed in goodwill language. Five stars and they belong entirely to Mark. He is the standard this restaurant should be measuring itself against. Rare Society, if you're reading this..promote him, learn from him, and make sure he knows how much he elevated what could have been a forgettable evening into something genuinely memorable. Everything about this place is trying to be rare. Mark already is

I do recommend this place, especially the Beef Dip & tots, sooo good. It was noisy, due to the size…read moreof our party we had to sit at a table near the bar. Food & service was good.

Last week I had an absolutely disgusting meal at McMenamin's Mill Creek. I found a worm in my fish…read moreand chips meal at this restaurant. The staff was wonderful, but when I wrote to McMenamin's customer service, they offered me a gift card. This company needs to get their act together, and be serious about the quality of their food. Though they have assured me that it is not a food safety issue because the worm was cooked, it is still absolutely disgusting and customers need to know. I will not be going to any McMenamin's for the foreseeable future.

Haven't been here in probably 10 years lol so the experience (and taste) was nostalgic!…read more They don't have an online ordering system so you're gunna have to pick up that phone and call em. I got an order of their pulled pork breakfast burrito, which I've never tried before. Traditionally, it comes w your choice of pancakes or toast/hashbrowns. They let me upgrade the regular buttermilk pancakes to their lemon blueberry ones. Ultimately, the total came out to around $27.50 after tax/tip (I "only" tipped $2 since I was picking up). Ok so here are my ratings: - service 5/5 - burrito 3.5/5 - pancakes 4/5 - price 3/5 The burrito was solid. I just wish their was more to it. Like maybe some veggies or spice or pico or anything lol. The pancakes were the best part of the meal. You really don't even need to add syrup since it comes w the lemon cream cheese frosting on top and in between each of the 3 pancakes. The combination of that lemon + blueberry was ono and that's coming from a guy who typically doesn't choose lemon style desserts.

Food: eh, nothing special. The Soprano scramble was lacking in the seasoning department, I'm fairly…read moresure they use boxed pancake mix, and they use store bought brioche for their French toast, and store bought bread for their sourdough toast. The sausage links and hash browns were decent. Portions were big! Service: outstanding! Our server was friendly and attentive. Ambiance: comfortable seating, and clean restrooms For $70 and change for a party of two, I expect food that tastes better than what I can make at home. If you want to spend this kind of money on a breakfast that is outstanding, try George's in Kirkland.

The quantity of food is outstanding and a lot of different options, i ended up trying the sriracha…read moremac with steak, that was amazing !!! Service is outstanding the staff is super friendly. Ambiance is nice a little sport bar with a lot of tv's to enjoy games or fights!

Whoever is on the aux is doing a wonderful job keeping the vibes up. The music is nostalgic and…read moregood + fits the ambiance. I'm not much of a drinker but the drinks here are superb and the service makes this place even better. The bartender was very down to earth and checked in a lot and answered all of our questions with enthusiasm and personality. The ambiance was lovely and i enjoyed my espresso martini. This has become my go-to spot for hanging w/ my friends on late evenings. I think this place will be a nice core memory place to look back on after my college days.

I had visited Field House a few times for breakfast/coffee over the past year but had not had…read moredinner until last night. Our neighborhood's monthly Men's Night was held there with 13 of us in attendance, and they all agreed that it will fall into "the rotation." All of us were greeted by Erik, who took our orders individually as we all go Dutch. His (and Austin's) patience levels were on overdrive, dealing with 13 hungry guys! They both get an A-plus for their service! And with the exception of a couple guys ordering the cheeseburger, we all ordered different things. Here's a few observations from my end - all dishes were loved by everyone: - Chicken Noodle Salad - excellent, and a meal...you won't leave hungry - Fish tacos - 2 to an order, with perfectly-fried cod...and the slaw was superb - Mussels and clams - both guys thought they were the best they have had - Clam chowder - rich, thick, and creamy - Grilled cheese/tomato soup - excellent, and filling with a great cheese-to-toast ratio By the way, the burgers were all Wagyu...very juicy. I don't believe you can go wrong with any menu item, quite honestly, and they were able to serve us all at the same time even though we ordered at the counter separately! Thanks Erik and Austin for a great experience - see you again, maybe this summer when we can all sit outside!

Went to eat at the food court of my family's fav store, town and country. We've eaten here before…read morebut didn't have time to leave a review. I like the open concept, it is inviting, and there is always someone elating the food there. Arrived to find most of the tables dirty. Kinda standard for a food court.... I ordered their burger and a drink which cost me almost 25 bucks. That's not standard for a food court.... Everything is overpriced here. On the plus side fries were good and the burgers are some of the better ones in the town center!