5 Fast Favorites: Nick Pembroke from McClain Insurance
Nick Pembroke from McClain Insurance was born and raised in Everett and has some killer spots in his fast favorites. Check out Nick's Five Fast Favorites from his episode of the Live in Everett Podcast, and don’t forget to listen to the whole episode here.
1. FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT?
Who doesn't love a giant bowl of ramen from J? Located at the end of Hewitt, J Ramen and Sushi is a great place to warm up on a drab rainy day or pop in for some fresh eats on a summer evening.
2. FAVORITE PLACE TO DRINK?
The first bottle shop in downtown Everett (and a pun on a Jim Carrey movie), Brews Almighty has been serving unique beers since 2012 and their draft selection is ace. Bring a growler (or a growlette!) and enjoy some quality suds.
3. WATCH THE SUNSET?
"My front windows."
So like... can we come over one day?
4. FAVORITE WORD TO DESCRIBE EVERETT?
"Innovative."
5. FAVORITE THING TO DO WHEN YOU HAVE FREE TIME?
"Play with the kids."
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