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- CCherylSeattle / Eastern Washington •4 reviews5.0Dined todayWe had a wonderful dinner at Salt and Iron. The ambience was fantastic. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The steak was amazing. The service was beyond exceptional. Highly recommend. Already planning my next visit there.More infoSalt & IronPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Edmonds•4.7
- MMauriceVIPSeattle / Eastern Washington •21 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoDining at Epulo is WAY more than just a meal - it’s a GREAT experience that makes you feel like you’re enjoying time out with your family. When in the Edmonds area, I HIGHLY recommend dining at Epulo!More infoEpulo BistroPrice: Expensive• Regional American (Northwest)• Edmonds•4.8
- DDavidSeattle / Eastern Washington •11 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoOur second time visiting Charcoal and had an amazing experience. Service was impeccable and food was exquisite and unique. And as one of the nicer restaurants in Edmonds, I found the prices relatively affordable.More infoCharcoalPrice: Expensive• American• Edmonds•4.9
- BBrianSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined 4 days agoHappy hour until 6:00 pm. Tried four items and was very satiated.More infoFire & The FeastPrice: Moderate• Italian• Edmonds•4.6
- CCherylSeattle / Eastern Washington •23 reviews4.0Dined on Nov 21, 2024This restaurant is so tiny all sound carries throughout the entire space, so expect it to be loud. Hard to talk loud. The service was excellent, the food was good. The steak Greek salad I had was okay. It was english cucumber chunks, tomato quarters, red onion slices, a chunk of feta, oil and spices. Where it fell down was the steak. It was 3-4 slices of paper thin steak grilled to oblivion and tossed on the side of the salad. For $33 it really should have been steak that could be grilled and sliced to order, i.e., medium rare, etc. The grilled pita bread was nowhere to be seen, so I asked the wait person for bread since there was no pita and was told it didn't come with the salad. To their credit, they returned with the bread and said sorry, it was on the menu. Then proceeded to blame the kitchen staff for not putting it on the plate. The burger was awesome as always, as reported by my husband. Fries amazing! Overall, it was still a 4.5 +/-, and we'll go back again soon. And try a different menu item.More infoThe Loft Cafe + Social LoungePrice: Expensive• Contemporary European• Edmonds•4.5
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The North Seattle ferry community of Edmonds is no slouch when it comes to serving excellent food. Due to its close proximity to the Salish Sea, seafood has a prominent role in the local cuisine. Excellent seafood restaurants flank the waterfront, offering classics like salmon, sea scallops and halibut cooked with in-season fruits and vegetables in true Northwest Style. If your tastes run more global, Edmonds is home to everything from Indian food to classically made ramen to Vietnamese sweet treats. This melting pot of flavors has come to influence the more traditionally regional restaurants with fusion menu items. In a hurry? Most of the restaurants on Main Street offer no-waiting ferry options that can be prepared in under five minutes.
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Child-friendly restaurants in Edmonds include Anthony's HomePort - Edmonds, Salt & Iron and Bar Dojo