Great food, great service, short wait, the waitress was kind & conversant. The restaurant had that old original feel but very clean & updated.

First, I've only been to the Bothell location. Twice. Second, I've only had the Kobe Burger Dip sandwich. Lastly, my life is more complete because of it. This sandwich is amazing! It's juicy (you're dipping in au jus so of course it is), and delicious. I don't know how to describe it otherwise. It's not like a traditional hamburger, not really. It's more like a patty melt. With a dip. Just try it. You'll thank me. Oh, the wait staff are very friendly, the restaurant has a sort of 90's roadside cafe vibe, and there's a bar area that's separate from the restaurant but still serves the full menu.

This cozy old school Cafe was so cute! Even had an airplane hung from the ceiling! The decor was adorable! Server was so welcoming and such a delight! Came here for breakfast and I love to get chicken fried steak anywhere and had to try it here. Did not disappoint! Good size and the perfect amount of gravy! Cant go wrong with the sides of your choice of eggs, toast and perfect, crispy hash browns! Will be coming here again!

This has become our ideal breakfast diner after we went to the national passport office in Lake City. My dad and I really enjoyed this place. Be prepared to wait as it is popular especially during Sundays. Food was great frankly speaking. I really appreciate it that we could do half portions which served with 2 sunny side fried eggs. Our black waiter Frank is amazing and courteous. It's not so expensive and the menu options are huge. The retro decorations are pretty nice looking and the option to sit in the 21+ bar and not wait in line was a good choice. Thanks Bothell for providing a fantastic dining restaurant to the locals. If you find my review useful or cool please don't hesitate to give a thumbs up.

Came here with a friend for brunch and I was pleasantly surprised. I tried the pulled pork eggs benedict with hashbrowns and I have no complaints about it. Really good. I also tried a little bit of my friend's bacon potato pancakes and those were solid too.

Been here twice, both times on Sunday morning/afternoon. The waitlist gets long, so make sure you join at least half hour before your preferred seating time, especially if you have 3+ people. I saw a party of 5 wait for 45 minutes and a party of 10 wait over an hour. Restaurant is cute vintage airplane/post-WWII themed. Think the first Captain America movie if it was a restaurant. Service is great, polite and accommodating. Food arrived hot and fast. Pulled Pork Benedict 10/10. Friends ordered french toast, omelets, corned beef hash. All were delicious. Great spot to hit up on the way from Seattle side to the east for some hiking.

I came in around lunch time hoping to grab brunch. Their breakfast menus are always great. I love the casual diner ambience. My friend had told me that a bunch of people were eating sandwiches as we were being escorted to our seat, so we decided to try them out. My friend got the spicy sweet chicken sandwich. It was really good, definitely spicy. I got the reuben and it was really yummy. I haven't had a good reuben in a while. The pastrami, sauerkraut, sourdough bread were perfectly balanced. I was pleasantly surprised that their other menus were just as good.

Wow, Tried this place out for fist time and everything was great. I had a dinner steak salad with chowder and the steak was tender and the chowder was excellent. The staff is so professional and very friendly and nice. I highly recommend this place.

Why should I come here for breakfast instead of that place up the street? What separates this place from the others? I will tell you. Besides your regular breakfast items, they add on their own twist on breakfast dishes. Bacon potato pancakes, pulled pork breakfast burrito with their special housemade cream sauce, hobo scramble, to name a few. They actually put some thought into their menu and I respect that so much. Lots of seating with high ceilings. Beautiful and cozy decor. There's a reason they may have long-wait times. It's because the food is so damn good!

TLDR: insanely long wait time. Get the French toast, skip the pancakes and waffles. A veryyy busy cafe. Service: We got on the waitlist for a party of 8 and the estimated time showed 65 mins. We reached there and still had to wait 40 mins. It's only after we inquired about the time multiple times they seated us. The tables for 2 and 4 were fast moving and we do understand we were a larger party, but it's still a ridiculously long wait time. Once seated the service was pretty decent. Food: for drinks I ordered the m&m chocolate milk. For entree, I ordered the chicken sandwich/burger with the soup of the day on the side. The soup of the day was a beef barley soup. These chocolate milk was peaked with whipped cream and overall chocolaty deliciousness. The sandwich and soup were delightfully scrumptious. The French toast we got for the table was the best dish of the day! Pancakes and waffles were a huge letdown. Ambiance: retro classic American dinner with the decor of an aircraft hanger.