6 Best Salad Restaurants near Bow

“My cousin took me here for lunch before I had to leave to the airport. The location is beautiful and I loved the Japanese garden in the back. The staff behind the counter were really nice and helpful. We ordered our food at the counter and then got a seat. To drink I got the pearls of jasmine tea and to eat I ordered the Blanchard rice bowl with chicken. My tea was really good, it had a nice smokey flavor with floral undertones. Terrific tea, I tried to chug it all before we had to leave so I didn't miss my flight. The rice bowl had a lot of different toppings and textures, everything was super fresh. The rice on the bottom was a little odd though, as it was soggy. It was described on the menu as coconut sticky rice, but it seemed more soggy and wet than sticky. Other than the rice the dish was very tasty. We had a nice quick lunch here.“

“From the first time I ate here, it's become 1 of my top 5 go to's for amazing Americana fusion. Picture your grandma from the south joined the society: Les Dame d Escoffier, and has opened up a casual, modern and well styled cafe. I'm not a food critic, but I am critical of food. I love to cook and this place makes my mouth excited and satiates my hankerin' for tasty dishes. The staff is sweet, intelligent and friendly. The atmosphere is casual. Always good music, clean white tiles, ample plants and locally purposed (and made) wooden benches and tables. Come in your work duds, or in your nines. There's something for everyone here and you're going to like it. You might come back the next week, it's so dang good. Whether you want a big 'ol hearty dish, or something healthy, eat in or take out their sublime flavor combinations. Delish dishes with many ingredients sourced locally when in season.My favorites: Cubano sandwich, the spiced Cauliflower Wrap, beet and arugula salad, grilled tri-tip salad, any shrub and or soda.Check their hours first and the parking lot is small, but make it happen- you'll be hooked if you understand good food, with powerful intentions.Vegetarian options: I'm not a vegetarian, but they have lots of salads and vegetables, so just ask. They try to accommodate.“

“I came here after visiting the tulips in Mount Vernon a few days ago. It was mid afternoon and nobody was in line. We ordered the jalapeño ranch burger, western burger, large garlic waffle fries, and a peanut butter strawberry shake. The total came out to ~$40, which is pretty pricey for grab and go burgers. Overall, the food was yummy. The burgers were flavorful and juicy. The garlic fries were very good and I liked that they were made with fresh garlic and herbs.“

“Best place to get some breakfast. We combined this place with the Skagit Tulip farm. Lots of options and chatter. Looks like a local favorite spot. It does get pretty crowded though and so service may get a bit slow. But food was fantastic. Had to park a little away and walk to get to the diner.Parking: Free street parking or park a little ahead near the library.“

“Sweet little restaurant that is next to our Skagit airport. You can watch the small planes and helicopters take off and land. Delicious food. Fun drinks.Dietary restrictions: GF optionsParking: Parking near door.Kid-friendliness: Very kid and family friendly.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.“

“Went on a date here with my boyfriend, and as usual, the place was fantastic! The servers are always kind, if not maybe a little stressed during dinner time. But I can't blame them for that, I would be too!I went on a Thursday, and the server was very quick with our food which surprised me. The food has always been hot whenever I've gone, and always tastes fantastic.The environment is great, I love the low lighting and how clean it is. My only gripe is how loud it is, but that's more the fault of other families than the restaurant or staff.It is rather pricey, if I recall I got the Chicken alfredo with Broccoli, which was around $25. But I can't complain about that either, as everywhere is really expensive nowadays. 5 stars ?Parking: There's parking in front, and to both sides of the building. Weekdays are usually fine, but come the weekend and good luck finding parking during dinner time! I suggest getting there early.Kid-friendliness: They have booster seats and kids' meals, with crayons and activities.“