recently reviewed

Train Wreck

427 E. Fairhaven Ave., Burlington; 360-755-0582

Specialty: Pub grub

Train Wreck stays on track with creative fare

Reviewed Sept. 11

Chef Wow

11108 Evergreen Way, Suite B, Everett; 425-355-9100; www.chefwow.us

Specialty: Chinese

Chef Wow trial could make you a regular

Reviewed Aug. 28

Frida’s

3226 132nd St. SE, #108, Mill Creek; 425-357-8606

Specialty: Mexican

Enjoy Mexican fare sans the glop at Frida’s

Reviewed Aug. 14

Famous Dave’s

1206 Everett Mall Way, Everett; 425-353-1600; www.famousdaves.com/Everett

Specialty: barbecue

Sauces are key to the Olive Garden of Barbecue

Reviewed Aug. 7

Daruma Japanese Restaurant

1728 W. Marine View Drive, Everett; 425-339-2307

Specialty: sushi

The view is as enjoyable as the food

Reviewed July 24

Memo’s

6919 Evergreen Way, Everett; 425-290-6999

Specialty: Mexican

Just the ticket for late-night chow

Reviewed July 17

Old Village Korean BBQ Restaurant

15200 Aurora Ave., Shoreline; 206-365-6679

Specialty: Korean barbecue

Korean barbecue offers great flavors

Reviewed July 10

Mayuri Indian Cuisine

20611 Bothell-Everett Highway, Bothell; 425-481-6900

Specialty: south Indian cuisine

Mayuri leaves you satisfied, smiling

Reviewed July 3

Adrift

506 Commercial Ave., Anacortes; 360-588-0653; www.adriftrestaurant.com

Specialty: Northwest cuisine

Anacortes restaurant offers tasty, quality dining

Reviewed June 26

Diamond Knot Lincoln Avenue

403 Lincoln Ave., Mukilteo; 425-512-8080

Specialty: Family-style dining

Mukilteo pizza joint offers family friendly dining — with good beer

Reviewed June 19

Franchesco’s Italian Restaurant

615 112th St. SE, Everett; 425-512-8425

Specialty: Italian

Everett’s Italian secret can be revealed

Reviewed June 12

Pacific Rim Ballroom and Supper Club

3228 Marine Drive, Marysville; 360-659-0900

Specialty: Pacific Rim cuisine, including Asian, Pacific Islander and Pacific Northwest

Pacific Rim cuisine with all-American entertainment

Reviewed June 5

Sockeye’s Restaurant and Bar

14090 Fryelands Blvd., Monroe; 360-794-8300

Specialty: Northwest cuisine

Early birds dine well at Sockeye’s

Reviewed May 22

Daphne’s

415 1/2 Main St., Edmonds; 425-776-6402; www.daphnesbar.com

Specialty: French cafe fare

Dinky, but definitely delightful

Reviewed May 15

Christopher’s on Whidbey

103 NW Coveland St., Coupeville; 360-678-5480

Specialty: American

Kick back with comfort food

Reviewed May 8

Saltoro

14051 Greenwood Ave. N., Seattle; 206-365-6025

Specialty: Seafood and land food

Eclectic menu makes it easy to sample, share.

Reviewed May 1

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