We went there with 14(!) People. Thought they might split us into 2 tables but they had us all…read moretogether. Monica was our server and was welcoming and kind and in tune with this big group . We never felt rushed. She had excellent suggestions for appetizers and wine and our main courses. The other staff there had water and bread on our table as soon as we sat down and kept it coming all the time we were there. For appetizers, we had calamari, the antipasti misto and bruschetta for appetizers. For dinner some had the special (a t-bone). I had the lobster ravioli which was excellent. Everyone enjoyed their meal. For dessert... canneloni, tiramisu and chocolate and espresso martinis. Wow! All in all a very special evening at a very special place. 10+! Highly recommend!

I really wanted to love this spot. The vibe is incredibly cozy and intimate, and the service was…read moretop-notch--prompt, attentive, and very welcoming. We started with the Pappardelle Al Ragu Di Cinghiale, which was quite tasty, though the pasta felt a smidge on the drier side. Unfortunately, the Osso Buco ($75) missed the mark immensely. The veal was overdone and notably fatty, and the saffron risotto was very dry; it desperately needed a sauce to pull the components together. At that price point, I expected a much more refined execution. It's a lovely place to sit and the staff are wonderful, but the main courses didn't live up to the premium cost. Edit: I'm surprised by this response. I took the time to highlight what your team does well--the service and the atmosphere were truly lovely. My feedback on the Osso Buco was meant to be constructive, especially given the high price point. It's disappointing that instead of addressing a kitchen consistency issue, the suggestion is simply to eat elsewhere. I'll certainly take that advice.

The Rustic Cork Wine Bar has a very nice selection of shareable foods and appetizers such as a…read morevariety of flatbreads, cheese plates, and amazing truffle popcorn, along with salads and panini's. The service was Outstanding and the staff are fun and inviting. To go with the wonderful vibe of this cozy and relaxing environment that also has a patio, they feature Awesome local entertainment .Our group of 10 had the opportunity to listen to a local mother, daughter duo called Mama Said,

The review is only for the food…read more Cheese tray - a miss! Cubed cheddar tossed in oil and spices??? A pile of scooped out blue cheese? Grapes on the stem? Sliced bagged apricots? What happened to just providing a variety of Italian/French/Spanish cheeses? Caprese - would be great if they made it à la carte! We received a tray of tomatoes that were old and sliced 3 days ago. Why? How hard is it to make this salad on the spot?

I had an excellent experience at the PGB Winery. My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this place thanks…read moreto Yelp. I have nothing but good things to say about both the service and the wine. For starters, everyone there was very friendly. It felt like a family inviting us to share their delicious wine. The wine kept coming with the tasting, and the company was just as great. I personally think the atmosphere of a place helps to define their repuation, and this place is probably one of the best places I have been since moving to the West Coast. Second, the wine. Every single wine we tried was absolutely delicious. It was very hard to only choose 2 bottles to take home with us. We did a red wine flight where we were able to choose 6 out of about ~10 reds to try. Don't worry, they have whites as well, we just were in a red mood. Every wine we tried was very good. How anyone could have rated this bad, I don't know. The wine was great, and everyone we encountered knew their stuff, which was nice never having WA wine before. There was cheese/salami/crackers served with the wine, which I didn't touch very much because I was so focused on the wine, but it was nice that they had something to go along with while you drink. Honestly, the wine may speak volumes for itself, but the people made it that much better. They welcomed us and made our first experience exploring Everett and the WA wine world even better than we had expected. We will be back here, no questions about that! A precious gem in the heart of Everett!

Thank you for the hospitality!!! Wine is great, appreciate the ambiance, music and friends!read more

Updated Review: Happy Hour is still offered ($1 off). Food…read moretruck is now Los Perez. Establishment is no longer a wine bar but more of an event venue. It was so bare and quiet. I did have a glass of wine for $9 (hh) but decided to eat elsewhere. Will not return again. ------------ Grumpy's food truck now inhabits a couple outdoor parking spots permanently. Grape & Grain now also serve simple plates such as sandwiches, flatbreads and salads. Happy Hour is offered Mon-Fri from 11:00-4:00pm on wine and beer. Grumpy orders can either be given to the servers or placed at the truck window. Grumpy orders are paid directly to Grumpy's while G&G orders are payed for at the counter. Tuesday's are Open Mic Night from 5:30pm-8:30pm. During this visit, my girlfriend and I shared a bottle of Guardian Chalk line to sip on while visiting and enjoying open mic. We shared a Caprese Salad for $15. We shared the Cali Veg Sandwich for $15. I ordered a to-go Carnita's Plate for $14 from Grumpy's to take home to my wife. Seats are limited and on our visit (Tuesday) several people were unable to find a seat. It was loud during our visit so it was hard to hear one another during our visit. Service was friendly and on the slow side. Thank you G&G for a nice evening. I look forward to returning in the future.

This place is a little gem in itself! So pretty on the inside and what I mean by pretty is it's…read moreclean and modern. They have a few fridges where you can pick a drink or wine bottle of choice or you can order from the bar. I got a few ciders from the fridge and tap. All enjoyable. Our service was really nice. They were attentive and recommended good ciders to me. They have a food menu though we had just eaten so we didn't try it but I do want to return to try the Birria Flatbread that sounds so good!!!

We had a MARVELOUS experience!…read more My bf, his mom and myself passed by this place on a couple of walks. I've also marked it as a place to visit. It is part of the Staybridge Suite hotels here and this hotel in general, is always packed! We finally know why! The hotel inside is beautiful -- woodwork and a cozy ambience! The 5 x 5 bar & bistro is new. What it was before was an old theater. Matthew was a one-man show with two ladies helping him with carrying the done orders to the tables. It was actually quiet on a Wednesday when we had went. Only 3 tables occupied. We missed happy hour and settled on the regular menu. I had the chicken tenders (4-pc) with lemon pepper seasoning (oh my -- this was delicious!) along with sweet potato waffle fries. I also got the hummus plate -- fresh veggies and the hummus had feta cheese and olive oil too, yummy! My bf had the pepperoni pizza with cheddar cheese and topped with green onions. I had a taste of it and it was pretty good! My bf's mom had the fish burger with a side salad. Matthew was so kind and made a mental note of the orders. He even remembered my bf's mom saying 'no cheese' and he doubled checked with her after looking at the fish burger. Real nice guy and his service with the ladies was warm and delightful! They're forming an events room hall that will be done soon that used to be a pool area (so yes, no swimming pool anymore). They also have a nice patio area with long chairs and a nice mini bar/grills in the middle. I also had a limoncello cooler and my bf's mom has red wine too. We'd come back again!

In short Great deals on great drinks, food is really solid,…read moreand the setting is nice and friendly. Only drawback is that the hours are limited. In long Lately we've been seeking out places that are literally quieter--less volume on the music, more space between the tables, and so on. I'd been wanting to check out 5x5, anyway, since it's the only spot around with an exactly perfect rating score. It looked like it'd fit the bill for a low-key place, and off we went. We came in shortly after they opened on a Saturday (4:00 PM). You're in a larger business-traveler hotel here, aimed at Boeing and Boeing-sub folks traveling for work. The building looks kinda generic from outside, but there's plenty of parking, and the lobby has a high-ceilinged atrium vibe for sure. Nice floor tiles, nice carpet, tasteful furniture. Everything's in perfect shape. You don't feel the lounge vibe right away, but there's a gigantic fireplace ahead of you, warming both sides of the room from the middle. Around that, there are lots of sturdy, shiny tables under the lofty ceilings. Off to the side, there's a little lounge area, then another one. Everything in the lounge is bar-height seating, and there are a few flatscreens, probably showing the game. Most folks are in here, sitting around the bar in the middle of the room. We posted up at a table just outside the lounge. Lindsey was behind the bar, and cheerfully answered every single question we had about food and all their cocktails. She's super friendly and makes a great drink for sure. She seems to have a bunch of regulars who aren't staying at the hotel, which is a great sign, no doubt. We checked out the warm pretzel--such a decadent treat. The waffle fries (and especially the aioli that came with them) were awesome. The pizza was a great choice; we added pickled onions to the Speedway. The crust could be a little crisper but we took home what we didn't finish and it's great here, too. Service on food and drinks was really quick. The cocktails here can be really creative, and there are lots of classics with house twists on the recipe. They even have a pisco sour they've tweaked--that's a fair bit of work for a bartender to make mid-shift. We got 5 great drinks and 3 nice plates of food for $96, and I don't think we even ordered anything from the HH menu. This is a very easy place to add to the rotation.

Bucks food menu was limited when the new owners first took over and I heard it might go more of a…read morecafe style menu. Now most of their classic bistro type food is back and even improved. I am so happy they stuck to bistro quality food. We ordered salmon and steak and both were cooked perfect. The chimi cajun sauce on my salmon was great. The service was amazing considering they had just lost a few staff and only two gals served the whole full restaurant including the bar drinks. No one felt they got inferior service and our service was great. Buck's has a really nice lodge bar/bistro ambience. They have good music on Thursday nights.

This spot has been on my list to try for a while. We stopped in on a Thursday night before a…read moreSilvertips game. The poor server was solo and slammed, but she did get some help partway through. They've got a good selection of beer on tap, but I thought the cocktails were overpriced--nothing really stood out. I'd rather spend $16 on a craft cocktail at Colby Club. The food wasn't great. We got the calamari and it was bad--cold and honestly just bland. We also ordered the beer-battered halibut. It was okay, but a bit overcooked, and it came with fries... maybe 25 total for a 3-piece fish plate. Our bill was around $65 for two beers (with the $2 off Thursday special), the calamari, and the 3-piece halibut. Just overpriced for what it was. The place itself is cute, and they had acoustic music going, which was nice. The staff was friendly and really hustling with how busy it was. Overall, though, I didn't feel like it was worth it and probably wouldn't go back. I wish we could do .5 stars. I struggled between 2 & 3. I ended with 3 for the venue, live music (she was really good) and the awesome staff.

This place is amazing. Shout out to our man Max for making our experience the best! We recommend…read morethis place to anyone in the Everett area or passing through. EXCELLENT.

Stopped in for a bite to eat and was welcomed by a friendly and kind bar staff and hostess…read more I couldn't decide on what to eat but I was pretty famished so the bartender recommended the Mongolian beef. It came quick and the beef had the perfect crisp and the vegetables were plenty. It was a fantastic meal paired by a respectable drink selection. Bar has a huge tv with sports on and the vibe is part touristy but also part locals hangout. Certainly glad I came by. I will be back next time I am in town!

I like the foods. We had chicken Marsala sub risotto and a pork entree Togo. Order was done on…read moretime as promised. Staff are friendly. Didn't sit in so cannot comment on ambiance. Price is within a normal range with the inflation considered. I was surprised how big the restaurant is when I entered. Outside storefront created a different feeling or impression.

Always good food. Expensive with the inflation prices. Lunch for two salad, pasta and sandwich with…read moreno cocktails was $85 dollars. Eek! The happy hour is normal prices that would make it somewhat cheaper. Pizza is really good but only fresh in the restaurant. Service seems to always be slow and servers are chatting with the regulars or their friends sitting at the bar. Small space but clean.