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SanKai
Price: Expensive•Japanese•4.9(845)Sushi master Ryuichi Nakano casts a wide net at SanKai, drawing longtime fans and welcoming newcomers to his intimate new sushi restaurant in the heart of downtown Edmonds. Enjoy our cozy dining room, omakase sushi bar, or heated outside dining in our domes.
Please note we are a small restaurant and children (babies) need to me accounted for in your reservation if you need seating/highchair. Stroller space is limited and may not always be accommodated.FIVE Restaurant Bistro
Price: Moderate•Regional American (Northwest)•4.9(1,268)FIVE Restaurant Bistro is a local family owned restaurant specializing in comfort food with a local flair. We strive to provide great food and service in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. During the warmer months we also have some of the best patio seating available in the Edmonds area. During the fall and winter, the outdoor seating area is enclosed and heated.
Charcoal
Price: Expensive•American•4.8(805)Northwest Chef and Edmonds native Jake Wilson brings his signature care for cuisine and jovial grin to Main Street in Downtown Edmonds. At the heart of the kitchen is a charcoal fired grill, inspired by the Argentinian Santa Maria style, and custom built to serve the finest bounties of the Pacific Northwest. Located in the Graphite Art Center building on 2nd and Main, Charcoal is where food and art come to meet.Salt & Iron
Price: Expensive•Seafood•4.7(2,860)Located in the heart of Downtown Edmonds, Salt & Iron brings the comfort of American Northwest cuisine. The brainchild of partners Andrew Leckie and Shubert Ho, their mission is to provide a comfortable dining experience that includes local oysters, steaks and great American cuisine.
Salt & Iron's dining room designed by visionary firm Inspired Interiors of Edmonds, brings a brighter and more welcoming dining atmosphere to the Downtown core. It is located just a short walk from the Kingston Ferry and the iconic Edmonds Fountain, where the Edmonds Farmers' Market and the Edmonds Art Walk take place. A full bar provides craft cocktails, local wines and draft beers to accompany the dining experience.
Fire & The Feast
Price: Moderate•Italian•4.7(909)The PNW landscape easily lends itself to Italian cuisine. Similar to that of Mediterranean towns, Edmonds is just steps away from Ocean’s Bounty, minutes from the closest vineyards and just hours from some of the best agricultural resources in the nation. Join us as we welcome you into our home for a delightful meal that Nonna would be proud of!Anthony's HomePort - Edmonds
Price: Moderate•Seafood•4.5(1,745)Welcome to Anthony's HomePort Edmonds! Our unique views offer great views of Washington ferry boats gliding across the Puget Sound in addition to a lively marina. With an emphasis on the freshest seafood that pairs with local wines, microbrews and produce we are able to give guests a true taste of the Pacific Northwest. Anthony's in Edmonds offers two distinct restaurants in one location; Anthony's HomePort is located on the second level above the casual Anthony’s Beach Cafe.
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- NNae8foryouSeattle / Eastern Washington •5 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWonderful food, good service, and excellent ambiance with our table near the piano.More infoEpulo BistroPrice: Expensive• Regional American (Northwest)• Edmonds•4.7
- DDanielSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoExcellent food, great service, a very reasonable price for premium items, especially at happy hour.More infoCharcoalPrice: Expensive• American• Edmonds•4.8
- AAnitaVIPChicago / Illinois •28 reviews5.0Dined on 16 Mar 2025Met friends for brunch, the food was fantastic, service prompt and attentive. Thank you very enjoyable time.More infoSalt & IronPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Edmonds•4.7
- JJoshSeattle / Eastern Washington •4 reviews5.0Dined on 16 Mar 2025Great food, ambiance is always top notch, and service is very friendly.More infoFire & The FeastPrice: Moderate• Italian• Edmonds•4.7
- LLauraSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on 18 Jan 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•4.8
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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, SanKai and Salt & Iron