New Snohomish County eateries: A sneak peek of upcoming restaurants

Check out The Daily Herald’s list of upcoming restaurants in Snohomish County.

EVERETT — The Daily Herald’s new list of upcoming restaurants and other food establishments in Snohomish County is here.

The list comes from plan reviews provided by Snohomish Health District, as we seek to inform our readers of new eateries, bars and markets to look forward to visiting.

The plan reviews serve as a snapshot for readers on what restaurants and other food-related businesses to expect in the coming months. The following list is provided by SHD plan reviews from May, June and July. The list only includes establishments that received an approval letter from the health district’s food safety team. We did not include existing facilities or those that are not storefronts or food trucks, such as caterers and home bakeries.

Unless explicitly noted, this list does not signify that the following establishments are open to the public yet.

The Daily Herald has not reached out to the operators of these establishments, but we may cover them in the near future.

TG Market LLC

14608 Highway 99 #302

Rare Society

13233 39th Ave. SE, Mill Creek

The Herald wrote about Rare Society’s upcoming expansion into Mill Creek here.

Narista Cafe

2615 184th St. SW, Lynnwood

She’s Got Bowls

2719 Hewitt Ave., Everett

La Costa Taqueria Corp

607 SE Everett Mall Way, Everett

Braveheart Mountain Coffee

26625 Old Highway 99 N, Stanwood

La Ruleta Mexican Restaurant

1931 Broadway, Everett

Nothing Bundt Cakes — Lynnwood

19620 Highway 99, Lynnwood

Toudai Sushi & Fusion, Inc

12926 Mukilteo Speedway Suite F3, Lynnwood

The Bayside (Bayside Cafe: OPEN)

3001 Hewitt Ave., Everett

Aces BBQ

15711 Marine Drive NE, Stanwood

Maria’s Restaurant Mexican Food

305 Main St., Sultan (formerly China 1)

Gamers Heaven Seattle North (OPEN)

5116 196th St. SW, No. 203, Lynnwood

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