The Woodshop - Bothell

This is an excellent choice if you want a quality experience. Great food and service. I’ll be back!

The selection of foods is shrunk. oatmeal and berry gone new orleans style beignets were not good. over boiled and dry. fasten the process or fall the article!

If they have been rich in one of the historical properties of mcmenamine, they know that the setting and the mood in the are actually perfect. you can't beat these types if you're in the mood. they had to build a few other projects to restart this day, and it really paid out. even if there is a large campus they could check as a whole, the personality of each part of the campus is clear and strong enough to justify its own recording. tavern on the square presents itself as a fancier part of the campus, with trips to fit. the setting is cool enough that this should not disturb anyone who graits her vibes. it is an old gym/cafeteria from behind in the middle school. these days of middle school go back to 1932, but they do not feel definitiv any devastations of time here. there is a lot of parking space in front, which is crucial, because these young are smudged. there is also an absolute revolt of landscape construction. almost every plant when touching other plants on each side, and most plants are bigger than most of us. Before they even come to the front door, they feel like they 've transport them into a paradisiacal garden. the building has an amazing habit. old wood with this deep light that comes only from decades of care. the lobby is not huge, but there is a friendly host and a big big weinkoffer. they feel welcome and ready to have fun as soon as their eyes adapt to the inside light. they have posts, beams, a few separate rooms, and in the middle, a large bar. the whole room team feels right at the point, and rows of stands and tables radiate to each wall. in front of the back is a huge covered terrace, with much more seating. at this place, if you previewed the menu online, they might be surprised not to see white bed linen tablecloths and a more formal vibe. eating feels like it wants to be lifted, but there are brightly colored paintings everywhere, and handwritten grateful dead songtexts over the top of the bar snake snake. the menu may want to cover table, but the mood of the whole place feels like a long-loved neighborhood irrigation hole. we sat at a late lunch and service was surprisingly fast. as I love these youngs, are 15-minutes and was very common. not today! we have never really waited for more than 5-10 minutes. the salads were good, and the cheeseburger tasted pretty good. I ordered it medium and it came super good, but that's okay. Kind of with those young you're just gonna know you have to forgive a few things and roll with it. the host and the server each had time to chat with us what was super nice. the prices were fair enough, and we had a ball that explored the ground after we had finished our eating. I will always come to these historical characteristics. it does my heart so good to see old place revived, instead of overtaken in the name of the progress. sometimes the best progress is the recovery.

This place is a fun place for date nights, but also with a reservation and a request for a nice place outside we had a bad table session. we were next to two doors and a stinking garbage. we wanted to see the beautiful gardens and lights. I asked to move us, but they said there was no place, even on a Monday night. we were disappointed. the server were friendly.

We've eaten here before, about 5 years ago and it was great. Not this time- We were seated in an area with 4 small tables outside around a fire pit, but didn't get any service at all. The waiter walked by our table 5 times and never even looked at us or asked if we needed naything. I tried to get the attention of another server and he ignored me as well. We willnot be eating here again!!