Best Casual Restaurants in Shoreline

Christmas Eve prix fix menu exceeded our expectations. Every course we'll prepared and tasty Service excellent. Lodge decorated nicely inside and out, but restaurant devoid of decor, a tiny bit of a letdown

Had a party of 8 for a birthday lunch. Lots of places are closed on Christmas Eve but Scott's has been open so we have been there for several years on Dec. 24th. Lunch menu is a little limited but the salads, soup and salad combos are very good and reasonably priced. French onion soup was excellent. Pea salad is good but a pretty small portion. Service was very good. Will try to go back more often but lots of our other regular places are closer to home.

We had our first meal here which was brunch. All of us really enjoyed our meals. I had the Salsiccia omelette with cheesy potatoes. I had my first bite of the omelette and my mouth immediately wanted more. Instant mouth watering. The cheesy potatoes was a surprise in that the presentation was in a fried brick. A delicious one, just unexpected. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. The ambience was pleasing. We will be back!

We have been going to Bar Dojo for years, and feel it is a hidden gem in Edmonds. The food is always fresh, flavorful and delicious. We had the crème brûlée for the first time last night, it was amazing. Don’t skip dessert, it’s worth it.

This restaurant is amazing. The wait staff was so great and recommended the best dishes for us. We went there for happy hour and I think it’s the best in Seattle! The ribs, burger and the banana crème brûlée are a must!