Local Guides World
Tim Mitchell
11 reviews on 1 places
Of the seattle courses, I find this one arguably the best. Clubhouse staff friendly and helpful. No driving range but there are warm up nets.
Dining area is understaffed but the lone person there does great job.
Dining area is understaffed but the lone person there does great job.
First time here and was immediately impressed.
Friendly barista greeting and advice. Clean looking upon entry. The whole place is so clean, a pleasure to sit it. Check out the back patio. Definitely lot of soul put into the design of this place.
Good portions to price. Delicious food.
Appreciate coffee refills and coffee station in basement dining!
Definitely recommend and will return.
Friendly barista greeting and advice. Clean looking upon entry. The whole place is so clean, a pleasure to sit it. Check out the back patio. Definitely lot of soul put into the design of this place.
Good portions to price. Delicious food.
Appreciate coffee refills and coffee station in basement dining!
Definitely recommend and will return.
No need to visit if your a tourist.
The Centre does have stuff to fill most needs, grocery, quick eats, and consumables but it’s utilitarian in overall feeling. Also atmosphere of having to be on guard as oppose to naively relaxed.
The Centre does have stuff to fill most needs, grocery, quick eats, and consumables but it’s utilitarian in overall feeling. Also atmosphere of having to be on guard as oppose to naively relaxed.
Visiting for the restaurant and not the winery, what a handsome place.
Greeted on entry, and we had reservations, which i recommend. Don’t think nor did it feel like they had capacity to handle walk up clients or large volumes.
Service is paced to down right slow. Table of two next to us actually left and no one noticed.
Nevertheless, if your not in a hurry, the food is good/great. Definitely order guacamole made at table and the chips are delicious. Ordered vegetarian enchiladas, very good. All orders were adequate in terms of amount. Place is a bit pricey, service is friendly but slow, and surroundings are beautiful.
Recommend but not sure if I would return, especially if I had anything else planned.
Gift shop is beautiful and wine tasted great with good selection.
Greeted on entry, and we had reservations, which i recommend. Don’t think nor did it feel like they had capacity to handle walk up clients or large volumes.
Service is paced to down right slow. Table of two next to us actually left and no one noticed.
Nevertheless, if your not in a hurry, the food is good/great. Definitely order guacamole made at table and the chips are delicious. Ordered vegetarian enchiladas, very good. All orders were adequate in terms of amount. Place is a bit pricey, service is friendly but slow, and surroundings are beautiful.
Recommend but not sure if I would return, especially if I had anything else planned.
Gift shop is beautiful and wine tasted great with good selection.
The golden acre, from a tourist perspective, seems a bit worse for the wear but very utilitarian.
We were able to use the clinic to update prescriptions, no reservations required. ATMs, grocery, quick bites, and all sorts of consumables available but the place lacks updating and the feel is either tunnel luck below the grand cavern above.
As single male I felt safe but was warned by locals to stay alert.
I wouldn’t necessarily recommend the place but I would say avoid it either.
As a middle of the city utility and metro transfer point it was ok.
We were able to use the clinic to update prescriptions, no reservations required. ATMs, grocery, quick bites, and all sorts of consumables available but the place lacks updating and the feel is either tunnel luck below the grand cavern above.
As single male I felt safe but was warned by locals to stay alert.
I wouldn’t necessarily recommend the place but I would say avoid it either.
As a middle of the city utility and metro transfer point it was ok.