Tipsy Cow Issaquah
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Nut allergy friendly: No issues with anything I ordered.
Parking: Plenty in the strip-mall like lot.
Time to Drinks: 8 Minutes
Time to Order: 23 Minutes
TL;DR Pros: Good portions and a decent burger / Cons: Very, very pricey!
We arrived around 8:30 PM on a Thursday evening after hiking Mount Little Si and were promptly seated and served.
I got a Rockstar burger, and paid to upgrade the normal fries to truffle fries. I got some sticker shock...read full review
Server was awesome, nice selection of beer. A really nice place.
Fresh ingredients, decent service
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Tipsy Cow Issaquah offers great burgers, including the Brewmaster burger, which is stellar with fried pickles added. The black bean burger is available, but may be too soft for some tastes. Sides like fries and "pig tails" (panko dipped braised pork chunks) are super tasty and filling. The restaurant also serves delicious takes on classic burgers and offers unique options like sweet potato fries. The buns are house-made, adding to the quality of the burgers. Shakes are a must-try, and the prices are reasonable, with a bill of around $70 for two burgers, fries, and cokes. Customers praise the friendly and helpful service, with servers knowing the menu well and checking on diners frequently. There is a wonderful pet-friendly patio, although bees along Gillman Blvd have caused issues, making outdoor seating difficult at times as guests have to swat bees away, affecting the dining experience. The atmosphere can sometimes be noisy, with staff busy gossiping in the back, but overall the staff's friendliness makes the visit worthwhile. The menu features creative items like deep-fried maple bacon and the Moo Sauce—thousand island with a kick—adding a fun twist to classic fare. Some customers mention that the food can be overcooked, such as burgers cooked medium but served more done, which affects the texture. Despite this, the variety and taste of the burgers, especially the Winemaker, are appreciated. Overall, Tipsy Cow Issaquah offers tasty food with a fun vibe, though quieter surroundings and better outdoor insect control could improve the experience.