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This Bellingham hotspot is located on the corner of Woburn Street and Premier Way, in the heart of the Barkley Village shopping center. Scotty Browns Barkley Village features a spacious dining room and lounge, equipped with modern and unique furnishings that mirror our fresh, creative menu. Make yourself at home on our indoor/outdoor patio year-round – complete with heaters and TVs – the ultimate outdoor dining experience!
Chill restaurant & bar with elevated takes on pub fare such as burgers & pizza, plus weekend brunch.
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Address: 2130 Premier Way Suite 101, Bellingham, WA 98226
Phone: (360) 306-8823
Website: http://www.scottybrownsrestaurant.com/barkley-village/
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This Bellingham hotspot is located on the corner of Woburn Street and Premier Way, in the heart of the Barkley Village shopping center.
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Casey Bromet
This is my wife’s favorite local restaurant. Today we went here for our 12th anniversary dinner. I had the Hollywood Burger, she had the Tiki Tuna Poke Bowl, and the California Crunch Roll as an appetizer. Everything was excellent. Service was fantastic. We had Kayla as our server. She was very kind, very helpful. Brought us everything we needed quickly. Didn’t check in too often, just the right amount.
… moreJames Staniland
Have enjoyed the ambience at Scotty’s for years and the service is always cheerful and efficient. The price of wine seems to have increased. Passable wines are limited at Scotty’s but a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon at over $19.00 yesterday at the Barkley Village location was I thought excessive. A Gin ordered was drowned by Tonic and quite tasteless, perhaps because we didn’t order a large one! I will be more careful when ordering drinks there next time. The choice of food is still quite good and reasonably priced but the table wine was pretty awful so the Cabernet was chosen as a replacement without checking the price first. There are many alternative bistros in Bellingham and as Washington State produces some good wines I think Scotty’s can do better as a neighborhood pub. Being a Canadian Chain I am also rather surprised there is no Canadian Club on the drinks menu which I enjoy. However the efficient service standard at
this location is certainly above average for Bellingham…
… morethis location is certainly above average for Bellingham…
D. Marie
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely delicious!
We had an amazing dinner at Scotty Browns in Bellingham! We started with the crunchy yam rolls — so good! Perfectly crispy and flavorful. For dinner, I had the cowboy salad and it was absolutely delicious — fresh, hearty, and packed with bold flavors. The portion sizes were generous without being overwhelming, and everything tasted super fresh.
The atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming, and our server was fantastic — friendly, attentive, and made great recommendations. Can’t wait to come back and try more from the menu. Definitely a new favorite spot in Bellingham!
… moreWe had an amazing dinner at Scotty Browns in Bellingham! We started with the crunchy yam rolls — so good! Perfectly crispy and flavorful. For dinner, I had the cowboy salad and it was absolutely delicious — fresh, hearty, and packed with bold flavors. The portion sizes were generous without being overwhelming, and everything tasted super fresh.
The atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming, and our server was fantastic — friendly, attentive, and made great recommendations. Can’t wait to come back and try more from the menu. Definitely a new favorite spot in Bellingham!
Joel Longnecker
Any dish with the blackened chicken I highly reccomend. The seasoning on the chicken is phenomenal and in my experience the chicken is thoroughly cooked but not at all dry. Espresso martinis are nice as well. Fully stocked bar (beer, wine, cocktails) and well-rounded menu (including happy hour options).
Only downside for me, I have a great personal dislike of the interior decorations. Feels corporate and stale. Photos of 1950’s celebrities seem out of place and irrelevant to the community this restaurant is placed in.
… moreOnly downside for me, I have a great personal dislike of the interior decorations. Feels corporate and stale. Photos of 1950’s celebrities seem out of place and irrelevant to the community this restaurant is placed in.
John Saenz
This is a really good place to eat. The service is always good and the people friendly. I really like the warm atmosphere and the fact that the place always feels new and clean. I like the variety that their menu offers without being so big that they can’t make everything really well. Consistency is one of their best traits. We also like that it is really easy to find the nutrition facts about their food.
… morePCC&C Reviews
LOVED THE VIBE OF THIS PLACE It was my first time eating here with my Girlfriend and we both had a great time and LOVED the food. The atmosphere was great and felt very business casual and a great spot to meet up and have a drink or eat with some friends or even come and have a nice dinner. I would highly recommend. The service was good, the waitress was very friendly. Only dislike was that I did not like the ranch.
… moreF T
I’ve lived here for quite some time, and this place never really caught my attention, but I figured it was finally time to try it.
At first glance, it feels like a wannabe city-style restaurant. The aesthetic and attitude don’t really match the feeling or vibe of Bellingham. It reminded me more of something you’d see in Chicago than a local spot here.
One thing that stood out immediately was the lack of alignment between the restaurant’s expectations and reality. If you want a dress code, have a dress code. Don’t create an environment where people are made to feel like they don’t fit the ambience without actually setting clear expectations. My partner and I were dressed nicely, but I still felt like I misjudged where we should be sitting. That’s just an observation, but it affected the experience from the start.
I’m not someone who typically judges a restaurant based on staff alone, and I don’t believe service should completely outweigh food quality. That said, this is the first place where I can confidently say the staff alone would keep me from ever returning. The attitude felt rude and dismissive, as if being unkind was mistaken for status or professionalism. In reality, it just comes across as poor service. I’ve never encountered such consistently unpleasant behavior across an entire floor, and honestly, it was impressive in the worst way.
It’s a shame, because the food itself is quite good. But if I’m spending close to $100, I expect service that reflects that price point. Good food doesn’t excuse an uncomfortable or hostile atmosphere.
Maybe this kind of vibe works in bigger cities, but even that feels generous. I’ve eaten at Michelin-star restaurants where the service was far more welcoming, despite being far less formal than this place tries to be.
I think I understand the reviews now. The four stars aren’t for the food, they’re for the vibe. And that vibe just isn’t Bellingham. I’d genuinely rather sit at K2, eat El Pollo Feo, and actually enjoy the atmosphere than come back here.
It’s disappointing, because good food can be hard to find here. But no amount of good food is worth dealing with nasty people.
… moreAt first glance, it feels like a wannabe city-style restaurant. The aesthetic and attitude don’t really match the feeling or vibe of Bellingham. It reminded me more of something you’d see in Chicago than a local spot here.
One thing that stood out immediately was the lack of alignment between the restaurant’s expectations and reality. If you want a dress code, have a dress code. Don’t create an environment where people are made to feel like they don’t fit the ambience without actually setting clear expectations. My partner and I were dressed nicely, but I still felt like I misjudged where we should be sitting. That’s just an observation, but it affected the experience from the start.
I’m not someone who typically judges a restaurant based on staff alone, and I don’t believe service should completely outweigh food quality. That said, this is the first place where I can confidently say the staff alone would keep me from ever returning. The attitude felt rude and dismissive, as if being unkind was mistaken for status or professionalism. In reality, it just comes across as poor service. I’ve never encountered such consistently unpleasant behavior across an entire floor, and honestly, it was impressive in the worst way.
It’s a shame, because the food itself is quite good. But if I’m spending close to $100, I expect service that reflects that price point. Good food doesn’t excuse an uncomfortable or hostile atmosphere.
Maybe this kind of vibe works in bigger cities, but even that feels generous. I’ve eaten at Michelin-star restaurants where the service was far more welcoming, despite being far less formal than this place tries to be.
I think I understand the reviews now. The four stars aren’t for the food, they’re for the vibe. And that vibe just isn’t Bellingham. I’d genuinely rather sit at K2, eat El Pollo Feo, and actually enjoy the atmosphere than come back here.
It’s disappointing, because good food can be hard to find here. But no amount of good food is worth dealing with nasty people.
Ellie Baader
We arrived around 8:50 pm on a holiday night after seeing that the restaurant closes at 10:00 pm. We were greeted warmly and exchanged pleasantries, and it initially seemed like we would be seated. However, we were then told we could not be seated because last call was at 9:00 pm. It was disappointing to drive into town expecting another hour of dining, only to be turned away. This was especially confusing given the posted closing time and the fact that a large party was still dining. Clearer communication about holiday hours and last-call policies would help set better expectations for guests.
… moreMichelle Rolfson
Batenders we’re good. Drink was yummy. Waitress once we were seated was very short, and not friendly. Food was yummy. Overall pretty expensive for the evening.
… moreCristina Pavon
The food is good. I liked the taste of the Dragon ball but it was a tricky dish: Too much rice underneath taking the space of the vegetables and chicken.
They have good options in the menu but they are limited options.
… moreThey have good options in the menu but they are limited options.