Great little happy hour on wine on the island Service is…read morefriendly and welcoming. Recommend for a lazy afternoon stop. Also great art.

Delicious coffee, fabulous bagels, prime location and great service! Seems to be a regular spot for…read morethe locals, which is always cool to see!!

i've never been to the ruby brink, despite coming to the island with regularity. the other day i…read morehad some time to kill so we went for a quick drink and it was lovely! if you're looking to imbibe, there are so many options to choose from: well drinks, wines and cocktails. i had the prince highway and it was delicious! if you're looking to eat, there aren't a ton of tables and the menu is very meat heavy so if you're fine with that, you're going to be in for a treat (from what i can tell,) but vegetarian or vegan leaning folk are going to be limited in their options. for a quick drink, this was a great introduction to a place right on the main highway and somewhere to keep in mind if you've got time to kill before the ferry line or as you arrive on the island (depending on the time of day.) they're also open close enough to farmers market hours to make this a place to combine with your shopping adventure. it was relatively quiet when we were there on a weds but i bet it feels more lively at mealtimes and later in the day. there's also options to buy ingredients to go so if you're on a bike and maybe looking to stock up for a picnic at another location on the island after some exercise, this could be an option.

Service was friendly, but at the end of the day it's about the food - which is why the 1 star. What…read morewe experienced were the two worst sandwiches we've ever eaten! The pulled pork sandwich had what seemed to be nearly half a bottle of mustard mixed with a lot of coleslaw and a little bit of smoked pork buried within as though it were a mafia informant that got the cement shoes treatment. The French Dip sandwich also had what seemed to be a half a bottle of horseradish cream sauce... which burned my eyeballs and fumigated my nostrils! I could only take about 3 bites before I couldn't handle the potency any longer. It was literally a horseradish sandwich with a side of weak broth. The abundance of condiments on both of the $25 overpriced sandwiches turned the bread into mush leaving us on the Brink of sandwich hell. The service, however, was good - I was able to get a different sandwich with no questions asked. Sadly I must award you no points for the food, and may God have mercy on your soul.

Friendly staff, but I was disappointed by our food. We got the deluxe teriyaki and it had an odd…read moreflavor to it. Also it was covered in chili oil so it was spicy, which wasn't what I was expecting. I could see how some people like it but it wasn't for me.

Visited here in September for the first time! Was absolutely delicious!!! Highly would recommend…read more Currently craving their grilled chicken teriyaki again Very spacious setting with a nice breeze during the Summer months with the garage open. Had a big selection of beers / wines to choose from as well. Street parking was a bit busy but to be expected. Staff was friendly and helpful! Can't wait to be back!

A perfect place for listening to live music, seated in some lawn chairs sipping some wine, beer or…read moresparkle. We came by after happy hour at Anthony's and listened to a live set of great music. The place was packed, but everyone is friendly and was willing to share their table with us. We had a great time and I strongly recommend coming by the Quarterdeck to chill and listen to live music. Can't believe it took me 20 years of living in Seattle to find this place. So, don't repeat my mistake.

Quarterdeck is what I like to call a "come for the vibes, stay for the drinks, eat... somewhere…read moreelse" kind of place. I stopped by while visiting Seattle and while the food situation was a bit chaotic (they had rotating menus because they were out of a few items), I ended up ordering a kimchi-inspired sandwich that I wanted to love...but it just didn't do it for me. Not inedible, maybe a 2/5, but I'd definitely try something else next time. My friend ordered what I think was the Garden Harvest Wrap (a staple on the menu), and that was more of a 3/5. Both dishes were served cold (intentionally), which I think made a difference, I could totally see them being much better if they were warm. Now let's talk about what is worth it: the mimosa flight. SO good. Like dangerously easy to sit there, sip through all of them, and forget any minor food disappointments. But honestly, the real star here is the ambiance. You're right on the water with the most effortless, breezy, coastal energy. Boats drifting by, sun hitting just right, people lingering over drinks--it's giving main character energy in the best way. I found myself wanting to stay way longer than planned and even doing some work while there. This is absolutely a spot I'd come back to, just with a strategy: eat before or after, and come here to sip, sit by the water, and take a little walk on the dock. 5 stars for the vibes alone

Went on a Sunday took a while for waitress to get to our table started off friendly took our order…read morewhen food came my order was wrong asked for cup of chowder instead of fries she brought fries, on Bill charged for the chowder that I didn't get my wife ordered bowl of chowder witch was served with burnt toast for six bucks mostly charcoal, waitress seemed to be mad that we complained sorry Erica not my fault! On the other hand food was good except charcoal bread!

early family birthday dinner celebration mid week. attentive…read moreserver and something for everyone on the menu, from sides to small plates, carnivore to vegetarian. food came fairly quickly and was generally tasty but nothing wowed me. pricing was very seattle. essentially ~$20-30pp without a cocktail or alcoholic beverage. the hardware store has been a staple on the island for years! i just wish my hippie burger had had more flavor.

Humble Vine is an absolute gem!…read more Wine connoisseur and owner, Abel (also a gem), is your delightful host, whose passion for wine is invigorating and humble. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or newbie, Abel can humbly turn you on to wines that you will love! Humble Vine throws down deep pours in perfect glassware, as well as fabulous charcuterie boards, in a very comfortable parlor with bar, group table, leather couch, and outdoor seating, whatever fits your mood. And they spin vinyl records!!! Come sip some wine and take home some bottles for later!!!!

I love this cute spot and had another fun evening out with a friend and appreciated the great…read moreservice, thoughtful and delicious cheese board, and great wine selection. So happy to have it nearby!

Incredible ambiance, hyper friendly service, absolutely incredible food…read more What else could anyone ask for? If you live in Port Orchard or surrounding areas do yourself a huge favor and go have brunch at this awesome spot .

Expired hot sauce three times now!…read more I was here a few months back and their hot sauce bottle had green clumps in it... they gave me a new bottle which was nice, but I came back today and once again, they had green clumps in their franks red hot... I asked the waiter for a replacement and he brought me ANOTHER bottle that was mostly full, however it had the green clumps in it too! Its best by date was back in July... Im not sure how theyre storing these things but ive been using franks red hot for years and never see green clumps in it. On top of all that, the waiter brings me his ipad for me to pay, and after I pay he sets the ipad down right in front of me with the minimum tip being 20%... I felt kind of uncomfortable knowing he is staring behind me, I changed the tip to 10% and said thanks and he walked away without even responding. Holy water please take a look at your hot sauce and change the minimum tip to something lower, you shouldn't participate in the toxic tipping culture that puts the onus on your patrons to pay your workers 20 percent as a minimum. Besides that the food is amazing.

I stopped by with friends during a champagne event that was sold out. They had live music playing…read moreand barstool tables that were spread out in a way that makes seating comfortable. They also have a seated bar area. The food was bomb and cooked to perfection. I only did a champs tasting and my friends did a variety of wine tastings. I forgot to buy a bottle to waive the tasting fees bc we were enjoying the vibes and company. This is a cute spot tucked away in an industrial complex and I hope it keeps the vibes high and traffic flowing in the community.

Love this new, to me, place! Great vibe. Girls are knowledgeable and super friendly. I'll be back…read moresoon

What an amazing gem! If you're ever in Sumner (we were here visiting family) and found this…read moreadorable wine bar. The owners, Shawn and Melinda were working and were so kind and welcoming. Melinda paired a perfect wine for our warm brie (served with fig preserves, prosciutto and crostini). Delicious. Make sure to get there early, it's a popular spot!

I have been here many times and so this review is overdue. I like the old NYC or Chicago wine bar…read morefeel of the decor. I also like their themed flights. Last night I had the 'Charming and Smooth' which ranged from a chilled red to a Pinot The Chianti blew my mind. It tasted like a Madeira before it was fully aged with dry fruit notes. And I do not normally pine for Chianti. They also carry some of Washington's special wines (eg. Figgins) that are great if you are there with a group and in the mood to spend a bit more on a 'rare' WA piece. The staff and owners are always friendly and love to talk wine. My wife loves the gelato flights. I like stealing bites from her.

Fabulous spot! This woman-owned small business has quickly become my favorite spot on Main St. The…read moreowner is often behind the bar and truly passionate about wine and happy to help with recommendations. The decor and ambiance are 10/10.

Stopped here for a glass of wine with a friend on a weekday evening. The vibes are gorgeous- it is…read moresuch a cool space and is immediately captivating. They do have a good wine list, but the pricing is HIGH. Think $25-$45 PER GLASS. Some of the wines this made sense for, but they really should consider adding a wine or two below $25 per glass. I have my WSET 2 and know a decent amount about wines so could understand why some of them were priced like this, but the whole menu being this high was strange. $32 for a glass of pinot noir didn't sit right with me. We asked to do flights so we could try a few things, but they said they were only doing glass pours. We asked for a rec for an acidic, fruity red and felt like the gal just told us the most expensive non-tannic red on the menu. Fine. For $32 a glass, I would not order what I got again. We headed to a restaurant after and got $14 glass pours that we preferred. This is a great place to go to impress someone with the chic vibes, but good wine can be found elsewhere at a fraction of the price. I do see the appeal though. It was also pretty loud when we went, so we chose to finish our conversation elsewhere.