Been coming here for years. The coconut shrimp skewer rice bowl is still my go-to. Shrimp&#39;s always fresh, and the coconut flavor comes through without being too sweet. Just a solid, reliable dish.

Stopped in on a whim. The atmosphere was nice and relaxed. I had the house burger, which was pretty good, and a decent cocktail. Staff was friendly. It was a little loud inside, but overall a fine spot for a casual meal.

The &#39;Cups of Kindness&#39; wall is a lovely idea. My morning coffee felt even better knowing I could leave one for someone else.

Celebrated our anniversary here. The skirt steak was cooked exactly as ordered, arrived hot. Good execution on a straightforward dish. Already thinking about coming back for it.

Cozy cabin feel inside, really comfortable. The food and beer are always solid, a reliable spot. I appreciate how the staff is friendly without being overbearing.

Had a relaxed lunch here with a nice marina view. The lunch menu portions were decent. Service was solid even though they were busy. I did wish their wine list had a few more interesting options by the glass to pair with the seafood.

Great spot by the ferry. The lobster roll was fresh and hit the spot.

The chicken tacos were tasty and the pinto beans were solid. But the portions? Definitely on the smaller side compared to other spots. The Spanish rice with peas was an interesting touch, but I was still a little hungry after.

Been here a few times. Server really knew the menu inside out, suggested a couple dishes I wouldn&#39;t have picked. Made the whole thing easy. Food came out at a good pace, no fuss.

The fireplace was the star for me. It wasn&#39;t just decor, it was the whole vibe. Felt so cozy and warm, like a little escape. The staff were just super chill and friendly.

As a celiac, I was so excited to see a whole case of fresh gluten-free pastries! The coffee is solid, and the breakfast menu is clearly marked. Staff was really friendly and knew their stuff.

The takeout packaging is really solid. My burger and fries were still hot when I got home, and nothing was soggy. That&#39;s the main thing for me.

The Buzz Inn Benedict is my go-to. The food&#39;s priced just right for what you get.

The clam chowder is incredible! Perfect for sharing with friends.

The French dip was delicious, but the portions are truly huge. Could barely finish half of it. Perfect for sharing, I guess!

The Dungeness crab au gratin was a great starter. I really appreciated how fresh the crab meat tasted. The portion with the baguette was just right, not too heavy. It felt like a light, quality beginning to the meal.

The fish and chips are solid. Bigger fish portions than other places, and the fries are real potato.

Megan was on it. Knew when to check in. Halibut was solid, seared in butter. Could&#39;ve used a bit more salt maybe.

Love the vibe here. The halibut special was spot-on, flaky and moist. That wedge salad though, the blue cheese dressing was a bit heavy for me. Still, a cozy spot for a quiet dinner.

The BLATT sandwich was solid, and I grabbed a slice of the daily quiche too. Ate out on the patio since it was sunny. Nice spot for a casual lunch.

Cozy spot with a super attentive waiter. The pizza was good, but the salad really stood out - fresh greens, a tangy vinaigrette, and the perfect amount of goat cheese. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Cozy place with a fireplace. The margaritas were good, but honestly, the free chips and dip were the best part. They kept refilling them without us asking. For the price of the entrees, I kinda wish the portions were a bit bigger.

Stopped by for a late lunch. The view of the water at sunset was really nice. Just sat there with my burger, watching the boats. A solid spot if you&#39;re already in the area.

The charcuterie board was huge! So many choices - cheese curds, brie, goat cheese, all those cured meats. The homemade jam was a nice touch. Cameron was a cool server, too.

Service was really attentive. Our server kept an eye on our table and brought more chips and salsa without us even asking. That&#39;s the kind of small touch I notice.

The Italian sodas here are a fun find. I got the raspberry one, and it had just the right amount of fizz and flavor, not too sweet. Perfect for a hot day when you&#39;re grabbing something from the drive-thru.

The fish and chips here are spot on. The fish was flaky and the batter was light, not greasy at all. Fries were crispy and hot. It gets packed, so you might have to wait a bit, but it&#39;s a solid spot.

Maddie was super nice. Had a rough day, but she got us a pizza fast. Really hit the spot. The focaccia on the house was a nice touch too.

Cozy little spot upstairs with that old-world European feel. The booths are surprisingly comfortable, which made a big difference for a relaxed dinner. I had the schnitzel, it was just right. A nice, quiet place to unwind.

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