Tab's Bar & Grill

The atmosphere in the bar is sub standard. Quite stand offish unless you’re a regular here. I’ve visited it numerous times and honestly it seems like a dive bar of bothell. I’d recommend taking a trip out to whiskey mile instead. May be a longer drive but the bar is so much more welcoming in numerous ways.

Rating this place for the Bingo experience! Superb Bingo gaming with a $20 call buy in for 10 games. Cash prizes and drink voucher prizes. The locals who go there all the time and play Bingo all the time was so friendly! They welcomed my son and I on his 21st birthday and we had a lot of fun in there playing bingo and celebrating his 21st. Will definitely be back especially because my son said, "Let's do this all the time Dad". You can't beat staying connected to your kids.

We went there for a pool tournament and the atmosphere was awesome it's kind of a younger crowd about 30ish & up and they have karaoke and everybody was partaking in that and just a lot of really nice servers. I will be coming back

If you are under the age of 30, this place likely will be dull. Great cook on site with daily specials. Happy hour ends at 6:30pm as I recall. I most enjoy arriving around 4 and leaving by 6. New menu is not reflected on Google maps yet.

Love this bar and bar staff. Hands down a Great experience being my first time. Awesome Karoake and just a fun place and the food is amazing.

They are very rude and prioritize their "white" customers. I stood in line for a long time, getting ignored, and I went to sit down and sent my white friend who got served instantly. Ridiculous it's still like this.

This is one of those places that would be a little casino if it could, but lands awkwardly in the divey-sports-bar category. It's not cheap enough to be a dive, it's not bright or open enough to be a sports bar, but it's got lots of screens—and for some reason—a tiny stage at the same time. Maybe for karaoke? There were some weird choices made in this space. It's a horseshoe layout with a centralized bar. For some reason, they added a second restroom (making sure there are two gendered restrooms in odd places) at the already narrowest part of the building. Personally, I'd rather have a single all-gender restroom. Now the busiest part of the bar is also the most cramped. Bad feng shui, and probably a fire hazard if it's busy enough. There are two sides to this horseshoe. The far side features the HOLY ALTAR OF PULL TABS from which this bar derives its name. This area features the nicest high-back leather chairs in front of the collection of pull-tab dispensers. These customers are serviced first, but don't even think about sitting there without ordering some pull tabs! This is also the half of the bar with the pool tables, dartboard, etc. The jukebox is absurdly crammed behind the pool tables where no one can get to it unless anyone is playing pool. The entrance side features... tables. Mostly just tables... Oh, and that empty little stage area. Probably busier on a karaoke night. I'm giving the food three stars. The pizza tastes canned, but the fries are nice. The person I went with can't eat gluten or dairy, so the only thing they could eat without removing the important bits was the salad—minus the cheese. It's fine. You didn't come here to eat... You hopefully came here to gamble—by which I mean, purchase paper with the hope of trading it for more money than you bought it for.

Lots of good beer on tap, friendly people at the bar, really good pizza, fun vibe. There was a group of 6 of us. We have a "dive bar"committee researching local bars. This was a favorite. We'll be back.