“Friendly neighborhood bar feel, but with a modern flair. Cozy, but not too small to move through comfortably. HAPPY HOUR still exists here! I'd definitely go back. Had the tuna melt, was a nice portion, perfect french fries and very fresh.“
“Great low-key bar in central Issaquah. Limited seating inside so might be difficult when busy, but service was quick, options were plentiful and drinks were flowing. Awesome Friday night stop for barhopping.Parking: Parking is parallel on the street or in lots a short walk away. All free but definitely busy. Plan ahead to look for parking - this was 9pm and we had to drive a bit to find a spot.“
“The best dice bar in Kirkland. Beer, cocktails, and usually something on special. The staff is great and always friendly. Pool tables and two electronic dart boards. The place is a go too for a relaxed beer and watch a game. It gets busier at night, but always a good spot to drop in for a beer on a Saturday afternoon.“
“I've lived on the Eastside of Seattle for more than 20 years, walked past this place countless times and never stopped in until this week. My husband, son and I were looking for an unpretentious place to eat a late lunch at reasonable prices. Lots of online reviewers commented that this is a total dive bar but has great food and friendly service. They were correct. We really enjoyed our club sandwich, patty melt and tuna melt (each served with fries). Definitely better food than at many of the fancy restaurants in downtown Redmond or Kirkland. Our servers were attentive and congenial. As for the ambiance, oh yeah, it's a total dive. We expected the place to be dead on a Monday afternoon but there was a crowd of senior citizens who, in the words of Judas Priest ("Livin' After Midnight") appeared to be "loaded, loaded!" long before sunset, let alone midnight. That was actually kind of funny. Anyway, we won't be visiting for the nightly karaoke action but yes, we'll probably return for a tasty, old-school lunch or breakfast.“