Mindfulliving wrote: >Any recommendations for decent restaurants in South Snohomish County - >even up to Everett? Prefer ethnic and/or vegetarian. My list, >compiled over eight years, is short! Talay Thai/Lynnwood and Alligator >Soul/Everett. There are a few in Everett/Mukilteo. Never found anyplace worth dealing with in Lynnwood and haven't been to downtown Edmonds since Quintana Roo folded, not that it was all that great. Brousseau's was decent soup/salad/quiche-type stuff if its still open. Mexican- Taqueria Real Mexico on 99 about a mile south of Airport Rd. French- Charles' At Smuggler's Cove, Mukilteo Veggie (lunch only)- Sisters in the Everett Public Market building Japanese- Sakuma, Mukilteo Chinese- Hunan Palace on Pacific AV, SE of downtown Everett Thai- Suppee, on Colby downtown Everett Breakfast- Maltby Cafe, Maltby Haven't tried it yet but its on my list and I hear its decent Mediterranean- Marco Polo, Mukilteo. (If anyone has any info on this place, I'd sure appreciate having a revue.)
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South Snohomish County-Recommendations?
Chris B. wrote:
> Mexican- Taqueria Real Mexico on 99 about a mile south of Airport Rd.
This is almost in King county, but I recommend Taqueria Guyamas (sp?) in Lynnwood on 196th near 99. Next to Ed's Surplus.NNTP-Posting-Date: 4 Jan 2000 01:28:02 GMT X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu seattle.eats:10959 Michael B. wrote: > Chris B. wrote: > > > Mexican- Taqueria Real Mexico on 99 about a mile south of Airport Rd. > > This is almost in King county, but I recommend Taqueria Guyamas (sp?) > in Lynnwood on 196th near 99. Next to Ed's Surplus. Seconded! (Sorry, kinda like a Me Too, isn't it?) The one in Renton is also good; somehow different, but equally good. Great quesedillas! -E
NNTP-Posting-Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2000 05:08:50 PST Organization: Talkway, Inc. Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu seattle.eats:10964 Re: Marco Polo Visited Marco Polo a couple of years after they relocated from Hwy 99 to their present location. Unfortunately, it was considered "not a repeat". Service was good, but the food was ho-hum and the restaurant was physically cold. Since that was a few years ago - things may have changed . . .