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- MMelodySeattle / Eastern Washington •10 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoI love brunch at Salt and Iron A damn fine cup of coffee. One of their yummy Eggs Benedict and a new favorite, Popcorn Chicken. Take a walk around Edmonds afterwards to burn off some of the delicious caloriesMore infoSalt & IronPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Edmonds•4.7
- JJen ReneeSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoDelicious meal with a fun vibe. Service was great.More infoFire & The FeastPrice: Moderate• Italian• Edmonds•4.7
- LLindaSeattle / Eastern Washington •15 reviews4.0Dined 2 days agoThe food and service were awesome. It was a little bit of a cool temperature in the restaurant.More infoEpulo BistroPrice: Expensive• Northwest• Edmonds•4.7
- JJohnVIPPalm Springs / Palm Desert Cities •60 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoFun new place. Tasty food. Excellent service. Nice atmosphere. Totally enjoyable.More infoCharcoalPrice: Expensive• American• Edmonds•4.8
- LLauraSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 18, 2025Our server was delightful and the owner stopped by to chat as well. Yummy food too!More infoThe Loft Cafe + Social LoungePrice: Expensive• Contemporary European• Edmonds•4.6
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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 SanKai, Anthony's HomePort - Edmonds and Bar Dojo