Sound 2 Summit - (Near Everett, WA)

Liz Smith I volunteered at a private poker event hosted by the 301 for The Ryan Bury Foundation. The club was comfortable, clean, had plenty of room for us to play poker but also still let people play pool, eat food, bet on silent auction items etc. The thing that stood out the most was the service. The manager Nate met us exactly on time, helped set up, let us move tables around, turned on the music, lights, etc and made sure the servers/bar tenders showed up prepared, punctual, fun and professional. It was a really nice day for a good cause and it wouldn’t have been possible without a great venue. They even donated a prize to the silent auction. 5 stars. It’s not just a bar, it’s good people. Will visit again.

Rachelle jager Excellent place to eat! Great menu, prices, and atmosphere. Our waiter was very on top of things. Our food was excellent. We will be back. (Nick was so cool)

Melissa Adams Very polite, friendly service. Helped to make a milestone birthday special. Amazing young woman singing along with a band.

Jim Roach Did you know that Snipes serves breakfast? We didnt know! We had our first breakfast there weekend before last, and we were pretty excited about the options. I didnt get any pictures but my son got the breakfast burrito, my wife got the stuffed Texas French toast, my daughter got biscuits and gravy, and I got the country eggs benny. We stopped in again this last Saturday morning and I got the country eggs benny again, and everyone else got the Stuffed Texas French Toast. (Ive got pictures of this one) The prices are affordable, the food is good, and the staff or nice. The country eggs benny is great and comes with huge sausage links and choice of potato, and the rest of my family vouches for the French toast. (I get the hashbrowns and my wife and kids take them lol) Addition: Stopped in for breakfast again this morning. My Daughter went with a plain burger, my son stuck with the French toast and my wife and I switched it up. She got the chorizo taco basket, and I got the huevos rancheros. Service was great and friendly as usual. *Pardon the pictures, I always forget to take some BEFORE we start eating. Ha ha!

Duncan McAlpine Absolutely loved our experience at Mama Stortini’s Happy Hour! My wife and I shared a few dishes and were blown away by the flavor and quality. The Rigatoni Bolognese was rich and comforting — the sauce was hearty and flavorful, and the crispy breadcrumbs added the perfect texture. The Goat Cheese & Tomato Bruschetta was fresh and bright, with a delicious combo of creamy goat cheese and ripe tomatoes, all tied together with a touch of basil. The Tuscan Chop Chop Salad was another standout — fresh, crisp, and loaded with bold flavors from the smoked gouda, salami, and roasted turkey. To top it all off, they had a seasonal draft beer at a fantastic price, which paired perfectly with our food. Everything on the happy hour menu was a hit, and we can’t wait to come back to try more. Highly recommend stopping by — you won’t be disappointed!

Joshua Cooper When the butter is separated from the crema sauce it only says one thing: old and reheated. For $17 its not that hard to make fresh sauce. It takes 3 mins to melt butter, add milk and cheese. El Ret must be the only Mexican place in town that rejeats old sauce for their pollo Ala creme. Gross