Other than being a little loud for my taste the experience at Crockett's in Bonney Lake was great. The atmosphere is not as great as the original location but the food and service are top notch. Shrimp and grits was spicy and delicious.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp and Grits
Chey Fregon-Walker
Food is good quality, but seemed overly greasy. My friend got the grilled cheese and it was practically sopping/soggy. The soup was good, as was the French Dip. Their fries are well done. Prices are a bit high for pub food.It seemed fairly empty when we went. A tad noisy though. A few minor issues with our order (bacon missing from a sandwich), but it was remedied.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Stacie W
Love the fried chicken sandwich and tomato soup! My drink was great too. Think they have figured out all the kinks from opening.
Nicholas B
Everything's pretty expensive. But the food is really good. I'll recommend the eggs Benedict. The servers are professional and friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bill Davis
The food was disappointing and super expensive for what you got.It wasn't busy but the waitress rarely checked on us.And who the hell puts sweet pickles on a burger?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Sarah Poole
We’ve always gone to the crocketts in Puyallup but we love this new location too!! Delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp and Grits
Bridget Siegel
Had fish and chips, fish was over done fries were cold when served, mom had a burger which was very dry even the bun! Nephew had the salmon it was very fishy to taste and pretty bland as far as any other flavor.
Richard Stsnifer
Ordered Fried zucchini to go it was the worst call back and asked them about it. They said they would refund me and never did.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Rob B.
Decent ambiance and service. $17 for a very small portion of "The Best Calamari" and $18 for 3 mini tacos that were a bit spicy. There was no ability to determine the spiciness, they come with the hot sauce on them already. They tasted okay, but I could not notice the cod that was supposed to be the base. Apparently you can add a taco for $6... a two or three bite mini taco. There must of been an up-charge for having the sweet potato fries in place of regular. The total was $42 + I do not feel our meal was worth it, but we can say we tried out the business. I was not wowed, just fed. Service was good, although on our way out, the person assisting us was chatting with a co-worker, so no parting words. Not bothered, just saying... Plenty of parking and it appears to be clean inside the restaurant. There were two TVs within about 5 feet of each other on our side, both on the same channel. Can't really say a whole lot else. I do not see an interest in returning, considering the prices and portions.
Rebecca J.
Nothing like the Puyallup location. Burche was better & Burche had better ingredients. Over priced and quality of food was poor. I could make what we ate better at home with decent ingredients. We will try once more in a year, if it is still there to see if it has improved at all. Otherwise I wouldn't recommend this place. Try the Puyallup location first.
The crab macaroni and sliders were delicious ? Good service too!
Nickki Burbank
I had the flatbread club and my husband had the Public house fish and chips. He loved the batter and said its some of the best fish he's ever had. The club was good too. Not the biggest fan of the flatbread but was delicious anyway. BlackBerry margarita and the spicy pineapple margarita were both very delicious!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Kelly Patton
Good was ok. I had the grilled cheese and tomato soup. The soup had a great flavor as did the sandwich but both were tepid. Cheese isn't very good when it's not hot.Prices are very high. Plates on average 20 plus.Very pricey for no drink refills, and tepid food.We won't be back.Gave three stars for flavor of food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Mike Minasian
Was not impressed. Stopped by on a Thurs about 5:30 pm. after work. Wanted to grab a drink and a meal on my way home.Walked in. Dark. Young staff. 5 other patrons total.Broused menu. Very expensive for my pay grade.Out of habit figured on a $20.00+ burger and long Island iced tea.Drink brought before ordering. Looked like a Coca-Cola.It was in a 12 Oz glass with ice. I asked "Did they put alcohol in"? The pleasant waitress said "yes", and it was "Pepsi", not "Coca-Cola" which is in the recipe.I said "if a full shot of each ingredient was given it wouldn't fit in that glass. She admitted they don't use "full shots", only "3/4s".They even forgot the lemon garnish.I asked the cost of this nonalcoholic tasting Pepsi and she said $18.00+.I said "you're ripping your customers off". She said "I don't make the prices".So the owners are screwing you for big dollars.I can go to Red Robin, Applebee's, or most anyplace else and get a full size top shelf Long Island for $8.00. Tonight was $3:50 happy hour, same time frame.These owners are thieves and I bet they're closed in a year.A lot of can't afford paying that much to get shafted.To me this is the hugest ripoff to Bonney Lake residents.If they skimp on their drinks and totally make wrong I didn't order food.I drank my $18.00+ "Pepsi" in about 3 minutes as there was no alcohol, slapped down $20 and will never go back again and recommend there are better places.That's my experience. Too bad.How about a good steakhouse?
Charles R.
Good service but food was average at best. To bad as when going to the one on Puyallup the food was excellent but in Bonney Lake just not up to the food at Crockett's at Puyallup at all. Place was quiet as there were very few people eating there.
Other than being a little loud for my taste the experience at Crockett's in Bonney Lake was great. The atmosphere is not as great as the original location but the food and service are top notch. Shrimp and grits was spicy and delicious.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp and Grits
Food is good quality, but seemed overly greasy. My friend got the grilled cheese and it was practically sopping/soggy. The soup was good, as was the French Dip. Their fries are well done. Prices are a bit high for pub food.It seemed fairly empty when we went. A tad noisy though. A few minor issues with our order (bacon missing from a sandwich), but it was remedied.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Love the fried chicken sandwich and tomato soup! My drink was great too. Think they have figured out all the kinks from opening.
Everything's pretty expensive. But the food is really good. I'll recommend the eggs Benedict. The servers are professional and friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was disappointing and super expensive for what you got.It wasn't busy but the waitress rarely checked on us.And who the hell puts sweet pickles on a burger?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
We’ve always gone to the crocketts in Puyallup but we love this new location too!! Delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp and Grits
Had fish and chips, fish was over done fries were cold when served, mom had a burger which was very dry even the bun! Nephew had the salmon it was very fishy to taste and pretty bland as far as any other flavor.
Ordered Fried zucchini to go it was the worst call back and asked them about it. They said they would refund me and never did.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Decent ambiance and service. $17 for a very small portion of "The Best Calamari" and $18 for 3 mini tacos that were a bit spicy. There was no ability to determine the spiciness, they come with the hot sauce on them already. They tasted okay, but I could not notice the cod that was supposed to be the base. Apparently you can add a taco for $6... a two or three bite mini taco. There must of been an up-charge for having the sweet potato fries in place of regular. The total was $42 + I do not feel our meal was worth it, but we can say we tried out the business. I was not wowed, just fed. Service was good, although on our way out, the person assisting us was chatting with a co-worker, so no parting words. Not bothered, just saying... Plenty of parking and it appears to be clean inside the restaurant. There were two TVs within about 5 feet of each other on our side, both on the same channel. Can't really say a whole lot else. I do not see an interest in returning, considering the prices and portions.
Nothing like the Puyallup location. Burche was better & Burche had better ingredients. Over priced and quality of food was poor. I could make what we ate better at home with decent ingredients. We will try once more in a year, if it is still there to see if it has improved at all. Otherwise I wouldn't recommend this place. Try the Puyallup location first.
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The crab macaroni and sliders were delicious ? Good service too!
I had the flatbread club and my husband had the Public house fish and chips. He loved the batter and said its some of the best fish he's ever had. The club was good too. Not the biggest fan of the flatbread but was delicious anyway. BlackBerry margarita and the spicy pineapple margarita were both very delicious!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Good was ok. I had the grilled cheese and tomato soup. The soup had a great flavor as did the sandwich but both were tepid. Cheese isn't very good when it's not hot.Prices are very high. Plates on average 20 plus.Very pricey for no drink refills, and tepid food.We won't be back.Gave three stars for flavor of food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Was not impressed. Stopped by on a Thurs about 5:30 pm. after work. Wanted to grab a drink and a meal on my way home.Walked in. Dark. Young staff. 5 other patrons total.Broused menu. Very expensive for my pay grade.Out of habit figured on a $20.00+ burger and long Island iced tea.Drink brought before ordering. Looked like a Coca-Cola.It was in a 12 Oz glass with ice. I asked "Did they put alcohol in"? The pleasant waitress said "yes", and it was "Pepsi", not "Coca-Cola" which is in the recipe.I said "if a full shot of each ingredient was given it wouldn't fit in that glass. She admitted they don't use "full shots", only "3/4s".They even forgot the lemon garnish.I asked the cost of this nonalcoholic tasting Pepsi and she said $18.00+.I said "you're ripping your customers off". She said "I don't make the prices".So the owners are screwing you for big dollars.I can go to Red Robin, Applebee's, or most anyplace else and get a full size top shelf Long Island for $8.00. Tonight was $3:50 happy hour, same time frame.These owners are thieves and I bet they're closed in a year.A lot of can't afford paying that much to get shafted.To me this is the hugest ripoff to Bonney Lake residents.If they skimp on their drinks and totally make wrong I didn't order food.I drank my $18.00+ "Pepsi" in about 3 minutes as there was no alcohol, slapped down $20 and will never go back again and recommend there are better places.That's my experience. Too bad.How about a good steakhouse?
Good service but food was average at best. To bad as when going to the one on Puyallup the food was excellent but in Bonney Lake just not up to the food at Crockett's at Puyallup at all. Place was quiet as there were very few people eating there.