I went for lunch on a Sunday in March at 12:30pm and I was the only one in the restaurant. Ambiance…read morewas casual with sports playing on multiple T.V's. Service was fast and friendly. I ordered a Bow Burger with a Clam Chowder for the side The price was $25.99 The burger was slightly undercooked to my liking since I ordered it well done but it came out with pink in the center. The bun was sourced from the BreadFarm down the street. The bun was very tough to chew though, which most likely means it was a day old or maybe longer. The soup was made in house and tasted good. Overall the meal was okay for a small town.

shuffleboard, cold beer, amazing chowder and oysters, with a small town old bar that time forgot…read morevibe, what's not to love?!

Good burgers. They have an outside area and it's dog friendly. Cute little Town in Edisonread more

Terrible service, unprofessional waitresses. Never again. Much better choices in Edison.read more

Food: Delicious Service: Friendly, accommodating waiters…read more Ambiance: Cheerful and upbeat quiet conversations. On warm days high windows are open to a cool breeze.

Great pizza, great staff and atmosphere , i'm here from Florida. Their other two restaurants are…read morealso amazing. I would definitely come back here again.

I'm Here from Florida…read morefor just over a week, been here like 7 times now, amazing food and staff, the sole whip drink is and all the food is amazing , make sure you try this place

Love, love, love Train Wreck. Great food, incredibly friendly and helpful staff with an inviting…read moreatmosphere! I go here every time I'm in town.

A speakeasy done well. Unmarked outer door. Cleaver entrance way. We had smash burgers- simple yet…read moredelicious. I have a Samoa Espresso Martini, excelente and my wife had a rum punch. Service was great. Attentive but not hovering. Atmosphere was very cool, feels authentically old and with a cozy vibe.

Cool lil hidden spot! Fun figuring out how to get into the bar. The bar/restaurant is quite SMALL…read moreand fills quickly. The poutine was delicious, as was the filet and NY! Perfectly cooked. However was super disappointed by the lobster/shrimp roll- my bun was completely soggy & lobster/shrimp was overcooked.

Chuckanut Brewery(South Nut) is easily a top 5 brewery in Washington. Their beer is amazing and…read moreextremely well crafted. I have NEVER been disappointed in any selection I have tried, and I have tried several. Very chill taproom and great outside area to sit. The staff is always very friendly and willing to guide you through the beer menu. They do not serve food, or have food trucks but do not mind if you bring outside food. Excellent venue with excellent beer! Go give them a try!! Cheers!!

A German style brewery by the airport, which is an out of the way location. Had a cute dog that…read morewanted to play ball and friendly staff. There wasn't much to do once you get your beers but drink and chat. They did have a giant connect four and possibly a Jenga game a few outside benches. We got a flight of beer, the standout was the IPA. We tried a very interesting beer called Grodziskie lager, described as a light pale, subtle smoke, 3% alcohol content. It had a strong smoke flavor - like you strained your beer through burnt garbage. all in all we had a good time.

My family came in for dinner on a Wednesday not knowing that kids get a free kids meal for every…read moreadult meal ordered on this day. Score, because it saved us 12$. My husband ordered a burger with bacon in it and I ordered a cranberry salad with blue cheese and candied pecans. Both dishes were good and certainly filling, typical of the stereotypical American diet. Service was great and quick. Plenty of parking and was a minute walk away from our hotel. Very convenient location if you are checking in closer to dinner, at least for us since we had two toddler in tow.

Stopped into Bob's Burgers & Brew in Burlington for lunch on our way home from Bellingham…read more I ordered the smash burger with bacon and onion rings. it was great, juicy, and packed with flavor. My dining companion had the mushroom burger with fries; he really enjoyed his burger, though I found the fries to be a bit underseasoned and not served very hot. Our server was friendly and attentive, and the hostess was welcoming when we arrived. We don't make it to Bob's as often since we live in South Seattle, but it's always a dependable stop when we're in the area.

Ron was super friendly and gave me an excellent tour of the brewery. The bartender was also super…read moreattentive and friendly. Extra points for the great sushi out front!

I've been wanting to check out Garden Path Fermentation for the last few months. Finally made a pit…read morestop in Skagit on the way to Seattle. They're located close to the Burlington airport; look for the wooden chair with a "beer here" sign. We dropped in on a Friday afternoon (around 1:30pm). They've got a cute patio outside along with two communal style tables and bar seats inside. Service is friendly and knowledgeable. Go up to the bar to order your drinks. The beers consisted of 9 Garden Path flavours, two meads and several guest beers/ciders/wines. They don't do flights, which is disappointing and none of their fruit flavoured beers were available to sample. They have a MASSIVE variety of rare, unique beers along with some interesting cider and wines. Beer bottles from Jester King, Atwood Ales, The Ale Apothecary and Crooked Stave, to name a few. From Canada, they even had two bottles from Dieu du Ciel. Majority are from the States but they had some beers from Australia, Estonia and Europe (Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, France and Italy). They also have a couple board games and funny enough, they had these mystery/surprise beer bags for sale. Not sure how much they were though. - The easygoing drink ($3.00 US for 5oz) - lightly tart ale fermented in a foudre and finished in stainless steel. This was our favourite from the three we sampled. - Amber dreams of electric sheep ($3.00 US for 5oz) - foudre-fermented, oak matured, malt-accented and native yeast amber ale. Definitely was malty. - The prime barrel age ($3.50 US for 5oz) - blend of mature barrel-aged beers. This one didn't leave much of an impression on either one of us. Garden Path's beers are different, catering more to funky than sour. If you're a beer geek, this should be a must visit. 3.5 stars.

Good food and good service. Its a great price when you have a casino food offer to pair it with…read more There's lots of TVs around with lots of different sports to watch

My buddy and I came here for a late dinner. We were scoping out the 4-5 other restaurants within…read morethe casino and settled on this one based on the good variety of food! Our waitress was so kind! We started off with the calamari and pork belly bites. LOVED the calamari - perfect spices and flavor to it, loved the addition of banana peppers. Usually they put fresh jalapenos with it at other places. The pork belly bites were a nice appetizer and the marination was pretty good. A little chewy to my liking but was not bad! We saw that they had the fiesta flight and my buddy really wanted to try it so we did! There were 4 mini margaritas: the blue Hawaiian, the raspberry coconut, the spicy classic and the peach. The peach was my absolute favorite! The others were OK -- the blue Hawaiian was literally like the blue Hawaiian juice (my buddy said it tasted like koolaid so not the best...). The raspberry coconut was a little off...not sure what it was. With the flight, it came with 3 little appetizers. Shrimp ceviche, mango and other fruits with Tarin and Mexican crema corn (there's a name for it but blanking...) Shrimp ceviche was not bad, a touch of pico de gallo. The mango fruit with Tarin was definitely different - you can taste the spice! I didn't really like the Mexican creama corn...flavors were kind of off and there was more cream than corn. Our main entrees were pretty delicious! They ran out of the braised pork shank. I settled with the hangar steak. Loved the carrots, snow peas and mash potatoes. My buddy got the grilled salmon and that was DELICIOUS! We also got the loaded potato skins which were a nice appetizer to end the night. (Yes we got a lot of food! My buddy and I tend to do that on our food adventures lol) Lots of screen TVs as expected around the restaurant and it was mariners night so the staff was easy to identify. We'd come back!

Awesome smash burgers and crinkle cut fries! Also had a great Italian soda and apple pie! They…read morealso serve breakfast, but I can't not get the burger. Cute, small old timey space only about 6 tables and some stools at the counter. Our service was friendly, and I even saw a couple walk in 2 minutes before close. The couple asked if they were closing, and the young lady said yes, but they would take care of them. So nice. At the time of this review, Edison Cafe is only open the last weekend of the month, so best to check the status before you go.

My last review was 8 months ago and it's just as perfect now as it was then. If you want perfection…read morethen come eat here every time.