Indigo Kitchen & Ale House

I just discovered this place and I have already been back so 2 times in 2 weeks! Lots of great beers on tap including this blood orange stout that was soooo smooth. Yummy happy hour foods. Thinking I’ll be back for date night!

Excellent service, pleasant environment and delectable food. Definitely will be returning soon.

Had fast and friendly service and the HH items we ordered (pork sliders, shrimp picayune, steak bites, house salad, and poutine) were all incredibly delicious. We even tried the special dessert peanut butter pie– so good!
We will certainly be coming back to try more items. Great place and all the employees are also in good spirits. :-)

I’ve been here several times for brunch, dinner, and happy hour. Definitely one of the better restaurants I’ve found in Lynnwood! Their happy hour menu is worth it, but the bar seating ‘fend for yourself’ organization makes me kind of anxious. However, I’ve always been lucky to snag a table.
Their regular dinner menu is good, with lots of fresh options. It does seem to be more expensive, considering its in a strip mall next to a Fred Meyer. Like I said though, I’ll take what I can get in Lynnwood.

I was in town visiting a friend and cruising Unilocal to see what tasty licks were around and dude: total jackpot on this place. I’m from NY and love a good steak and I will confidently say these mofos know how to make the perfect, most tender juicy carne asada. I could have swallowed the whole thing in one sitting, but I know i had to savor it for later that night because I do have a little will power. Not to mention the staff are a bunch of sweet hearts, my big octopus arms knocked my drink all over the table and flow and those little sweethearts cleaned it all up and replaced my drink, which I managed to keep in the corner away from my hijinks. Way to go indigo, I’ll probably never go again as I live across the country, but way to go.

The ambience is laid back, & the servers are friendly! Although I have been here during regular lunch hours, let me take a few moments to rave about the happy hour.
They chicken quesadillas were super cheesy and thick! I ordered the soup of the day which was cod & potato, well balanced flavors. The Caesar with chicken salad was a bit too dry for standards, but it was only $ 5.50. The fish tacos are a must!
Overall, it is easy to fill up for rational pricing!

Try the blackened tuna; very good. Trendy spot but no need to overdo it with the attire. Decent craft brew selection. Had a few interesting menu options (clams with chorizo), and the happy hour looks very appealing. Bartender was a bit heavily focused on a drunk co-​worker telling sob stories… Aside from that, can’t complain – wouldn’t go out of my way to return, but wouldn’t say to not try it!

Like. this place in middle of lynnwood. Decent interior and good boose with affordable side foods. Stongly recommned to go there on a happy hour.
Price 4
Atmosphere 4
Service 4
Food 4
Drinks 3.5

I was so hungry after getting off the plane and I Unilocaled the closest place to our hotel.
I was initially really confused because they had a «please seat yourself» sign in the front and I’m not used to that. We found a small table close to the bar and not too long after, we were helped.
Everyone was very sweet with all smiles. I know I was pretty annoying being indecisive but our waitress was very patient.
We were only able to order off happy hour menu because we got there at 11:30pm. I was bummed out until I saw their menu. They have so many choices that caught my attention.
Let me tell you… their food is hella delicious! Soooo bomb.
If I was a local I’d probably be a regular here for their happy hour. The price is really good for the size of portion.
We has the calamari, fish taco, chicken taco and steak bites. It was a perfect amount for 2 ridiculously hungry people.

Much like their sister restaurant, Azul.
Great food especially their brunch! Wonderful atmosphere. Kind servers!

A hidden gem. Great beer selection, fantastic shrimp n grits (a little sloppy, if you don’t mind), and highly recommend indigo steak bites. Calamari very nicely executed, and full marks for service on a Sun evening.

Food was great, we feasted on the steak bites, fried chicken with jalapeño sauce, and shrimp po’boy. Everything was very good. I wish they offer happy hour in regular seating, because we dined in with our toddler who was snoozing in the stroller, we couldn’t seat in the bar area to enjoy the HH deals on the food. I thought it was a bit pricey for late lunch, but the food was really tasty, and offers wide selections of beers on tap. I’d come back again for the steak bites! mmm yum!

Visited Indigo for Happy Hour with folks from my worksite and a great escape from such crummy weather. Very personable wait person — made you feel welcomed and taken care of.
The group had a variety of beverages: beer, wine, cocktails. Me — plentiful Pepsi and ice water.
The HH specials and small plates made for a great variety for sharing: French fries, chicken quesadilla, BBQ pork tacos, steak bites, coconut shrimp, hot cheesy artichoke dip with pita, arancini, sliders. And this was only a small portion of the overall HH selection!
Three total visits in a month: weekend late lunch, weekday lunch, and midweek happy hour. Decent service, solid and consistent food selections. One more star earned in my book for 5 stars — highly recommended in the north end.

Great joint excellent variety of beers
Good cocktail menu as well.
Steak tips for app excellent.
Everything on the menu is well thought out and on the point with tastebuds.
Buttermilk fried chicken is excellent.
Chop chop salad very good.
Good service the staff are very nice and professional .
Good ambience great place to hang out
Watch a game or cozy dinner for 2.

This is a very popular spot, especially during Happy Hour, and it is easy to see why. The HH menu has a wide selection of small plate options ranging in price from around $ 4.50 to $ 9.50. There are also drink specials which include limited wine, beer, and cocktails at set prices. The plates were very generous in size, and I was impressed with the quality of the food. The cocktails were lacking, but the generous portions and friendly service, not to mention the great HH deals, more than made up for it.
HH is only served in the bar, which puts people in the awkward position of waiting for a table while the restaurant portion of the establishment stays empty — I’m not sure why the management insists on this weird division. However when we came in and told the waitress we were there for HH she pointed out an open booth and said «Go grab that one quickly before it fills up!» so the staff is definitely aware and looking out for you!

Indigo is a crowded and hyped restaurant in Lynnwood who lives up to its reputation. I wouldn’t recommend coming here with a large group as I tried for my birthday and had a bad experience. However, when I came here for a double date on a Saturday night, it was great! Despite how packed the restaurant was, we only had to wait 5 minutes to be seated.
The waitress was attentive. She quickly brought us waters with a jug to refill our own throughout our meal. I like this better than waiting around and hoping for your waitress to notice you. The food came out surprisingly quick. It was so delicious! I thought the portion was just right for my small-​medium appetite. I suggest ordering an appetizer if you are super hungry!
All in all, I will keep coming back here to try more menus in their regular and happy hour menus.

Loved the food! Ordered the black and blue burger. It stood quite tall and had to be held down to be eaten. The hubby loved his burger because blue cheese is his fave. The fries tasted awesome too! I loved my buttermilk fried chicken. The sauce on top was so tasty! My husband tried a bite and was equally smitten. Service was quick. I can understand why this place is busy.

I’m a sucker for happy hour because cheaper small size portions means more variety, it’s better to get a little bit of everything right?;) Indigo does the spot if I’m ever up in the Lynnwood area, their happy hour menu reminds me of a combo of Applebee’s and Bahama Breeze, but way better of course. I’ll still order from their regular menu if it’s not happy hour time which is 3−6pm and 10-​midnight because there’s just some stuff that will never go for cheaper, but it’s worth it like the mac & cheese.
Indigo has wooden tables that gives it a warm, homey feeling. Lighting is a bit dim so pick a window seat if you’re a foodie planning to take pictures for Instagram.
Tell me about your experience if you’ve been here or is going to after reading this review:)

A really neat trendy upscale place. It leans more towards the ale house aspect with its loud environment and tv screen everywhere to view sports. Not complaining because it’s football season and is nice. Just sharing the overall feel of the joint. The good was great. Everything we had was great. No complaints.
Service was slooooow! To get ordered, follow up, etc. I had to ask another wait staff for boxes. It’s clean, food is good. We got a table fairly quick. Staff is friendly. Just inattentive when they’re busy. I’d come back based on its overall comparison to other places in the area.
Solid 4 stars!

I love this place for happy hour! It’s a nice place to get together with friends to catch up have a few bites and a drink. I ordered their happy hour gumbo, Caesar salad, coconut prawns for myself (yo girl can eat!) and my friend and I split a calamari. I would have to say the happy hour is a little more expensive than other happy hours I’ve had. (I say this because I’ve had coconut shrimp for $ 5 at Silverspoon rather than $ 7 here at Indigo.) Their calamari is really good and a huge amount. I have only had gumbo here so I have nowhere else to compare it to, but it is yummy. They do have a minimum beverage charge of $ 3 which is kinda annoying since I don’t drink alcohol and I prefer to just drink water so I can eat my calories instead of drinking them!
Although my friend did order a red sangria and she said it was really good!