It's a great dive bar! Nice people, cold beer and great vibe around. Great place to pop in after…read morea hike! We were lucky we got live music last night too.

Great service and nice speaking with the locals! Very welcoming! Perfect place to stop for a cold…read morelocal beer!

This place is delicious but a super chill vibe! We were in town from England, not known for its…read moregreat cooking tbh and particularly neither barbecue nor salads, haha. We had the best ribs of our lives there (moist and tender yet crisp) and amazing salad and soup. And the kids declared their basic kids' menu cheese pizza "better than England pizza" too, heh. A win all round!

This was a great place to grab a bite on our way back from Twin Falls hike. Chose based on rave…read morereviews about the black bean burger. While it did not live up to the hype, patty was actually amazing. Also got the Mediterranean pizza which was a disappointment. Substituting fried for sweet potato tots however was a good decision as they turned out to be delicious.

This place is huge, but doesn't look like it since it's divided into different sections, including…read moretwo patios. So if the parking lot Is packed, don't let that prevent you from visiting. It's not the cleanest bar around, but this isn't fine dining. Oh, and well behaved dogs are welcome and fit right in. I appreciate that they change their beer tap lines often and even include the dates they change them near the bar. That's rare for most bars and a great sign if you like great beer. Their food is also excellent. Better than most bars and they offer happy hour, lunch specials and daily specials in case you're looking to save a few bucks. They have many TV's and will even have audio of big games which can be nice. Their website is not very updated as the specials and prices have changed (as of April, 2026), so I've included updated menus below.

Great atmosphere. Great service. The food is always amazing…read more If you have a chance, stop by for breakfast on the weekend. It is always my go to place for a beer or a bite. Best spot in the Snoqualmie Valley.

Great for both dinner lunch and brunch…read more Good service I like the corn beef Full complete bar Noise level can be very high

We stopped into Saints & Scholars in Snoqualmie on a Friday night right in the middle of the…read moreevening rush and to our surprise, we were seated almost immediately. The place was absolutely buzzing, with a lively, energetic crowd that definitely brought the volume up a notch. Our server, Kelley, came over quickly and was fantastic from the start; super friendly, engaging, and genuinely fun to talk with. She helped guide us through the menu with great recommendations, which we really appreciated given how busy things were. Food-wise, we covered a lot of ground. The chicken leek pie was a hit, and the grilled salmon was excellent. I went all-in on the traditional route with a big glass of Guinness and fish and chips, no regrets there. My wife opted for the bacon blue cheese salad and a bowl of potato leek soup, both of which were really good. I'll admit, it was a bit tough to hear at times early on... the crowd was pretty loud (either that or I've officially entered my "just retired three weeks ago" era). But once we settled in, it just felt like part of the lively pub atmosphere. All in all, a great experience. Good food, great service, and a fun environment. We'll definitely be back again soon.

Perfect place to go to after a hike in the area…read more Big patio area which is dog friendly! We had a ton of dogs in our group and were comfortable back there, with the heater. You order inside and get your food relatively fast. Service is great. Burger and fries were delicious. A bit pricey for the food, but otherwise everything else is great.

First off, this is an amazing place to just show up to, be welcomed, get served quickly, and get…read moreamazing food and brews. We showed up last night, late, after we'd both been working downtown doing physical work that just wore us out. Sure, we're in our seventh decade, but we both stay busy! And we just didn't want to cook a dinner after we have given out all our energy. So we walked in, and noted that the place is brightly lit and feels homey while also feeling like a place to be comfortable and not worry about who's watching. We went up to the bar to order our food and drinks, and sat at a table with our drinks. We maybe were there about five to ten minutes and our food came out, fresh and hot and with amazing scents of delightful ingredients. I had the Spicy Burger, which comes with a *six* ounce patty, with cheese, lettuce & tomato and onion, and a spicy chipotle mayo sauce and pickled jalapenos on a brioche. I *love* spicy food anyway, and this hit the spot. Spicy enough to fill the craving I had, and juicy enough that I needed a dozen extra napkins to catch all the juices and spices. My wife had the fish & chips. The fish was made with battered cod, and it was flaky and tender to the point of being "fall apart in your mouth" fresh. The tartar sauce was very good, too. And we both were so very pleased with the fries. They cut the potatoes into strips maybe 1/4" thick and 1/2" wide, but then they dip them in beer batter before deep-frying them. They were *amazing* - crisp and hot and tasty, and well seasoned. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal, and we have made it a plan that the brewery will become one of the local restaurants we will return to often for a good meal after a hard day.

I love dog friendly breweries that also have a food truck schedule and I'm so fortunate that…read moreWashington has a lot of them around in different cities. Their website was easy to navigate to find out which food truck would be there and when. We ordered our food first then handed inside to warm up before picking up our order. The space was really spacious and nice. The vibes were warm and cozy with a large TV projector screen playing sports, good music and all types of seating and tables. They have a dog water bowl near the front where you can also get water with clean cups nearby too! You can also tell it is a beloved location as it was getting quite busy and there were children, dogs, and adults enjoying the space and time with one another. We got two 10oz Diamond Knot root beers which was divine! I recently started drinking root beer from breweries and I am a huge fan, as I think brand named root beer is gross. The drink paired really well with our soul food order. The bartender was really polite and seemed to be good friends with his regulars which is a good sign. I asked him where we should put the drinks and he politely let me know to the side of where he served me would be great and there is a sign to put empty glasses as well. We will look forward to visiting when we can as we are all the way from Tacoma but it is definitely worth coming back to!

I'm not sure why this would deserve more than 3 stars. The actual setup with seating and potential…read moreatmosphere I may have given a 4, possibly 5. The Five Forks food truck deserves a high five, it was great. We were there with 8 of us to celebrate a birthday. First of all, the beer selection at the time had 4 or 5 pilsners and the rest almost all IPAs. I get it, IPAs sell but I don't know about the pilsners. The lack of beer variety isn't even the issue as much as NOT ALLOWING FLIGHTS! OMG, YOU'RE A SMALL BREWERY! WHO DOESN'T OFFER FLIGHTS??? I get it, investment in glasses and a little more maintenance BUT YOU'RE A SMALL BREWERY! As a business and finance person, the flights give you maximum margin on your product AND serve as a marketing tool for exposing consumers to your various products. It's actually a negative NOT to have them. Instead, we had to order multiple full glasses and shared the backwash (sarcasm but it was family). Actually you would have more money because we would have all ordered flights and then likely ordered larger of the ones we liked instead of finishing off the stuff that was meh. The beer itself was fine. There was one IPA that had some unique qualities but overall as a whole, they were just ok. Another downfall was that they sell themselves as family friendly, but had a single root beer as the only non-alcohol offering. How about just having some canned soda for the kids? I had inquired in advance about ciders for gluten free options for our celiac and they said "we have ciders" which turned out to be a single cider so that was disappointing as well. The place does have some potential, but untapped at this point.

Great local place. Good service, had a great time. Server was excellent. Good beer and fries. Local…read morehangout with quality pool tables .

I stopped by for a beer because this is the "Elk #9 Bar" from Twin Peaks Season 3. This is you…read moreclassic local dive bar. The bartender was friendly. The beer is cheap, cold and good! I only stayed for a beer before moving on, so maybe if I was there at another time for longer my review would be different... but for my purposes it was perfect.

Buckshot Honey delivered one of the best casual dining experiences we've had in a long time. My…read morewife ordered the chicken sandwich special, and it was outstanding. The chicken had a fantastic mesquite seasoning, paired perfectly with a pickled jalapeño aioli that added just the right balance of heat and tang. The bun was fresh and held everything together without getting soggy, which made the whole sandwich even better. I went with the mac and cheese bowl, and it was pure comfort food done right. The rich, creamy cheese sauce over large shell noodles was excellent on its own, but adding brisket took it to another level. The cornbread crumbles and potato chips added great texture, and a drizzle of Buckshot Honey BBQ sauce tied everything together. Every bite was loaded with flavor. What really stood out was the owner working behind the bar. He was attentive, friendly, and genuinely engaged with guests, constantly checking in and making conversation. You can tell he takes real pride in his restaurant, and it shows in both the food and the atmosphere. Highly recommend Buckshot Honey. We're already looking forward to coming back and working our way through the rest of the menu. And hopefully that chicken sandwich special makes its way onto the regular menu soon.

Mixed reviews on our dinner at Buckshot Honey…read more My husband loved the brisket sandwich. For me, an almost $20 sandwich should be better as I had lots of fat on my sandwich. BUT I do agree the meat was quality and the challah bread bun was absolutely fabulous. The venue was incredibly dark with eclectic music - definitely did not make me want to spend much time hanging out and I couldn't wait to leave. If we try it again, I'd do takeout as I did not want to be there

Passing through the town and came across a cute cafe. Stopped in and the owner was really kind and…read morethe cafe was quaint. We order the besto pesto panini and vanilla latte. The panini was sooo delicious! It had a homemade potato salad with it and the bacon was delicious. It was panini pressed to perfection. The coffee bean for the latte was nutty, chocolatey, and had a nice strong coffee taste to them. We also had some cute company (a doggie) in the cafe to enjoy our meal with us. The owner also made the panini and latte's himself!He was very cleanly wearing gloves. Overall we were so impressed by the talent of the owner, the coziness of the cafe, and the great food! We'll definitely be back next summer when we hike rattlesnake ridge again!

Cute patio and friendly service. If you are by the river area and need a quick bite, I think it's a…read morenice spot to sit and recharge, but in general the sandwiches were a quick assemble and coffee was not as good as the ones at coffee shops.

I tried to go to Manfish Brewing in hopes of finding a tasting room with the address provided on…read moreYelp. However Manfish Brewing does not have their own tasting room and you need to go to their website and select on " Find Manfish" in order to find their beer. There they have several locations in Seattle, Renton and Kent where you can get different selections of their beer. I went to The Brewmaster's Taproom in Renton and got the Pudge The Curmudeon IPA which was very good. I wanted to try some of their other beers in the area that other locations would have that were stated on their website. Unfortunately I didn't get any further in trying their other beers because The Hop Garden which was listed as tapping soon for another IPA did not have it in stock yet. The same also went for The Brick Pub & Grill in Renton which is slated to have yet another different IPA than the one I had and what The Hop Garden was going to get. Same for the North Bend Bar & Grill which is slated for.... you guessed it right... another IPA. The AC Tavern had yet another IPA that was different than the one at Brewmaster's Taproom but alas when I called to confirm that they had this IPA I discovered that the AC Tavern is now permanently closed. That just left a place in Seattle in the Greenwood neighborhood that may potentially carry Manfish Beer but I had no intention of heading to Seattle that day. So I just got the one Manfish Beer from The Brrewmaster's Tavern. Normally I post a picture of the craft beer I'm drinking to new places I'm reviewing but since I thought I was going to be getting more Manfish Beer that day that didn't happen. So it is what it is. I liked the Pudge The Curmudeon fairly well and hope that in the future Manfish gets their own tasting room where all the beer they make can be accessed in a single location. * Additional note* After finishing this review I saw that maybe in order to get a better idea where Manfish Beer is on tap is to check their Facebook page.

We stumbled onto Manfish at the Issaquah 'Boots, Barrels, and Brews' event for charity and was…read moreexcited to find Manfish, a new local brewery. They offer a wide variety of beers - Pale Ales, Pilsners, Red Ales. My personal favorite? Black Jack Moran. It's 9.5% and unlike most dark beers, it's not bitter. Black Jack Moran even offers hints of vanilla. For a new brewery starting out, I can't wait to see where they'll go.