The Old Inn Tavern

Horrible, rude service. I asked if the kitchen was still open and got, "We don't serve food. Well, we have pizza by the slice but it's not any good". Then asked for a glass of wine and got, "They're all cheap and not any good". Then sat at the bar for 20 minutes with an empty glass in front of me and finally had to go ask for my debit card back so I could leave. Ironically, the pizza and wine were not bad.

My girlfriend and I met up at the Old Inn for our monthly meet.Free street parking can be found. Discover is an accepted form of payment.Old Inn does not have a kitchen; however, Brava's pizza by the slice can be purchased. Outdoor food is also welcome. Old Inn does not have any surrounding restaurant menus on hand to help the local businesses which is a shame.Entertainment purposes one will find: several mounted TVs, pull tabs, pool tables, and darts.Old Inn is dog friendly and dogs are allowed off-leash while on the premises.During our visit, we slurped on a couple pints of Bodhi and Manny's.We ordered a 10" Mikey pizza from https://www.bravaspizza.com/ for $16.99.Staff was friendly and efficient.Overall, Old Inn is a good spot to drop into to grab an ice-cold beer without high expectations.

Met up with some friends here last week for Christmas shenanigans and had a really nice time. It's been awhile since I hung out in a true dive bar, and I'd forgotten how much I love them! We got there early to snag the cozy couch nook in the back, and enjoyed incredibly affordable beers and cocktails while shooting some pool and listening to the jukebox belting out faves from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. What put this place over the top for me, though, was how dog-friendly they are. You can basically have your dog off-leash inside the bar (if you're comfortable with that). There's even a doggy gate to prevent any escapes out the front, and a fully fenced cocktail/dog garden in the back. Bonus for the free popcorn and allowing us to bring in our own food. (In fact, that's pretty much the only option for eating here as they do not serve food.)It got a little busy as the evening wore on - recommend getting there early if you want good seats.

Air conditioning on a unseasonably hot day (or maybe this is the new norm?), cold beer, internet jukebox, friendly bartender, dog friendly, comfy chairs and stools and free popcorn and peanuts.What more do you want from an old Tavern in a small town?!?

Fun, friendly tavern with dogs! As good as it gets - with a Seahawks game on, Irish Death on tap poured into a frosty glass, and lots of laid back folk chillin.The pubs' patrons bring in potluck fare and there's popcorn and doggie biscuits. Indoors its warm and cozy. Out back there's a fire pit and smoking area.Love, love, love this bar!!

Was having a good time. Started playing music on the juke. I noticed they didn't allow rap... wow. Didn't have any problem with Metallica or post Malone but as soon as I tried to play Rick Ross or The Game that was a no go. Some discrimination going on.

I love me a dive bar....ok that's meant with love but truly if you want to hang with the locals this is where you need to go! I was dropping a friend off for her birthday after we had an outing and she convinced me to stay. So glad I did! Drinks are cheap and good (I think my Vodka Soda was only $4?). People-watching is fabulous but truly it's all about the company you are with as well ;) Such a fun night! Can't believe I was a Red Tavern virgin until recently, but I'm usually passing by in the morning leaving the library with my kids ;)

Perfect local tav for great beers and drinks .. attentive service, friendly folks. This is the best bar in Snohomish. Slightly off the beaten path ( not on the touristy streets) this place is on the backside of McClendons. Dog friendly. Beer garden out back.

First time in. Thought I'd try it and watch a little bit of the Mariners playoff game. Sat down in the bartender said hi. She was busy doing a couple other things I get it. Two regulars came in after me and sat down and she acknowledged them. She made their drinks and didn't even ask what I wanted. I turned around and walked out. She set the tone for the rest of the day I figured. If you guys are busy enough to where all you have to do is cater to your regulars that's fine. There's plenty of other places to go. I may give it another try in the future but not likely

Part of me wants to give this place a hundred stars and part of me doesn't even want to review it because I want it to stay a magical secret. But, friends, here is my review, because a place this awesome with an owner this generous deserves to be recognized and celebrated. It's very laid back, casual, and you do you boo. It's dog friendly - and they mean it - and the drinks are cold and cheap. There are hilarious old-timey advertisements all over the walls, pool tables, and a beer garden for when the weather is nice. It's divey, homey, and I love it. I really love it.I went with a group of friends, we had a fantastic time, and then my dog got sick. The owner told me "don't worry, we're dog friendly," grabbed a mop, and no harm no foul. That has literally NEVER happened to me or anyone else I've seen at any "dog-friendly" place. Usually, they ask you to leave. Instead, the owner told me not to worry about it, and to sit back and enjoy my beer. They have all sorts of interesting beers, both on tab and in cans/bottles, and a full cocktail bar. It's BYOF, and there's a decent amount of choice in the area. The bartender was friendly, the other dogs were friendly, and the people in there were super easy to be around. It's got to be one of the better bars in the entire state that I've been to, and I would go back there in a second.