Cute little place in Edmonds! I was bored one night and met my friend here for drinks. Drove all…read morethe way to Edmonds from West Seattle on a work night hahaha. The staff is so nice!! Loved the 2 drinks I tried. Would like to go back to try other things!

Fun place to go with a vast variety of craft cocktails! I love how there are different categories…read moreof cocktails so it caters to everyone! You want a boozy cocktail? They got you! You want a bitter cocktail? They also got you! The chickpea fries were weirdly good and I couldn't stop eating the toum with it! I love how they have little snacks on the menu.

Cool place with definitely speakeasy vibe. Entering through the yarn shop (oops, I mean fiber shop)…read moreis a fun twist. Sat at the bar and watch the husband wife team do their thing. Drinks were stout and a huge variety. Great place. We will be back!!

TL;DR: A legit…read morespeakeasy hidden in a yarn shop -- must-visit if you're anywhere near Whidbey. Drinks: - Clean, polished cocktails that would hold up in Seattle or NYC - Bartender knew what he was doing without being overbearing Vibe: - Speakeasy feel, tucked into a rural spot - Live jazz sax when we arrived, set the tone perfectly - Attentive, professional service without any pretension - Still kinda wild this exists on a random island What Could Be Better?: Some fuzzy house rules (1 drink min, 3 drink max, capped visit time) but nothing that really takes away from the experience

I went for a late breakfast/early lunch, and the place was very clean and the server was incredibly…read morekind and patient. The food was great: pictured are the Torta with skirt steak and the Chorizo and Eggs. I highly recommend this spot, and I'll definitely be back. Bring your appetite because the portions are generous and the food is seriously good.

Didn't live up to the high reviews. I came here because I read the reviews and iam disappointed in…read morethe food. The carne asada and tortillas were on a cheap budget. Glad I won't be coming here again. I order the chorizo con huevo and later throughout the day I'm having bowel issues and I feel ill. Keep in mind I only ate here and that's all I ate today. I eat healthy everyday but today was a cheat day because I wanted to enjoy home food but it's terrible here.

[5/5] Atmosphere…read more Such clean, bright, and spacious interior. Love the decorations and theme. [4/5] Service Service was overall good - no one checked in during our meal but that's fine. We were there during the Seahawks game and one of the waiters noticed us struggling to see the TV as there were plant decorations and she moved them all out the way so we could watch which I thought was super thoughtful. [4/5] Food We got crab rangoons to start - I don't think I would get them again as the outer shell wasn't my thing (maybe the type of wrapper they used?) I got the chicken pho and my husband got the pho dac biet. We both enjoyed our meal - the bean sprouts and greens were fresh. Broth tasted very clean - we didn't find it too salty. We paid $49 before tip. A bit on the higher end price wise for pho. [4/5] Location/Parking Located in a small plaza right next to Grocery Outlet. In a small plaza by Highway 99. Adequate parking.

I think it's safe to say that this is my new favorite Vietnamese food spot in the north! Came in…read morewith zero expectations and left SO impressed. Food & drink: (5/5) We started with a salt and pepper calamari because apps are 20% off during HH. We love Viet style fried food and this was everything we wanted. For entrees, my partner got the pho dac biet, a craving that he easily ate clean. I took a sip of the broth and it reminded me a lot of the pho my mom makes which is always a good sign! I actually don't like pho all too much (compared to other Viet soups) so I got the bun cha gio thit nuong. The vegetables were fresh, the thit nuong was sweet and salty with a nice chew, and the cha gio was crunchy with good filling. Service: (5/5) Again, super friendly and gave a homey vibe that reminded me of my own Viet family. They were having a team lunch while we were there and it was super heartwarming to see!

The cutest little spot with a good vibe and great service. This would be such a great place for a…read moredate night or lunch out on the patio. It was hard to decide what to order, everything sounded so good. Our food was delicious and there were a lot of fun drinks to choose from. Excited to come back and try more of the menu.

Such a cute ambience and great service. The food was just okay. But if you're coming for a special…read moregirls night out or celebration then it's fun. I wouldn't go back otherwise to get dinner. My drink was fun with addition of glitter.

What a wonderful hidden gem. Food was excellent and the service was amazing. Our waitress, Liz was…read morewonderful, friendly and attentive in her service. Can't wait to come back.

My husband was given an InKind gift card and Red Cork Bistro happens to be the only InKind…read morerestaurant that is north of Lynnwood, so we made a reservation for a date night dinner. Don't let the little unassuming restaurant tucked away in a strip mall fool you. The food , service, and ambience is what you'd expect to get from restaurant in a much more upscale area. We started out with drinks, a bright refreshing glass of Riesling for me and an old fashioned for my hubby. For starts, I tried the poblano corn chowder and we also shared the boar and beef meatball small plate. Both were absolutely delicious and were devoured. For entrees I had the wild boar bolognese and my husband had the lemon thyme chicken. The portions, especially the pasta, were generous and the dishes were really well composed. It was an excellent meal with excellent service. I look forward to coming back again.

What a cute place! Excellent cocktails, welcoming bartender, good prices for the ingredients they…read moreuse. Definitely small - maybe 14-16 seats in the place so you'll get comfy with neighbors, which may be the best part. 10/10 will return

A lovely cozy little corner of Edmonds downtown!…read more Hubby and I wanted to have a little night cap before winding down our evening. Daphne's was perfect. The drink offerings are creative and it was difficult to choose! Hubby landed on the Corpse Reviver and I chose the Moscow Mule. Both drinks were delicious and strong. The space is small so on busier nights, I would imagine it gets a bit crowded in there. There are two booths which could probably fit up to 4 people and stools at the bar. Overall a solid 5/5. Happy to recommend and visit again.

We started with the watermelon margaritas which were fantastic! Since it wasn't warm evening, we…read moreate outside in the shade. Everything on the menu looks good. But I ended up having the jicama tacos with prawns again. Light and scrumptious! My hubby had the ribeye tacos, which were a little too spicy, but absolutely delicious. We kept the night with the Milton lava cake, which was Rich and chocolatey! Several waitresses checked on us throughout the evening, making sure that our water was always topped up and we had everything we needed. We will be back again soon!

I can't tell you how many times I drove by this place without even knowing it was here. There is a…read moresmall cluster of restaurants that honestly don't have the strongest reviews. La Gloria is the exception. Reviews glow, but since you have seen my score, it's clear there is room for improvement. Once seated, we were served a Tostada. This was a single small fried tortilla with beans, cabbage and salsa. Probably cost less than $.25 in material, but sells for around $7. Now whenever, I talked to my God Mother, rest in peace, about a new Mexican restaurant, her first question was always the same, "How were the Frijoles?". These beans were creamy, well-seasoned and flavorful. The best refried beans I've tasted in some time. I still say the appetizer is overpriced, but I also see why they serve you one free for dining in. We started with chips and salsa. I still say, they should be free, but at $4, it's a little tough to complaint, but I will. The chips came on a dinner plate. A dinner plate of chips would be about the same size as a restaurant basket of chips, however, there was a large bowl big enough for soup with the smallest amount of salsa in it. So now, 25% of that surface space is gone. This bowl which most likely holds 16 oz has about 3 ounces of salsa, in it and 1/3 of the plate space is empty, So you have enough chips for one person and barely enough salsa for dipping. The salsa was also tart, no heat, no seasoning, we were very disappointed. Last, if you charge me for chips and salsa, it better be bottomless, but once the chips were gone, they removed the plate and bowl without offering to refill either. There were a couple items that looked good to me, but they both had squash. Sorry, I've never heard of squash in Mexican food, unless it's vegan, but maybe it's popular in the region this family is from. Rather than ask if it could be removed, I decided to go with the Carnes Asada. The food took a while to arrive, but they said everything is made from scratch and fresh, so I anticipated a meal worthy of El Presidente himself! Now, clearly this place was not without its flaws, but this was the best Carne Asada I've ever tasted. I was really skeptical, because it was thick cut and when Carna Asada is thick cut certain things tend to happen, it's not cooked evenly, the meat isn't seasoned well enough, so bites end up being bland. No, this was juicy, well-seasoned and cooked evenly, flawless. It also came with a generous scoop of guacamole, that didn't really impress. It was also served with Fried Cheese, no idea what that is, sounds like something served at the fair on stick. I got several tortillas that were hot and fresh and a small cup of whole beans that could have used some crumbled cheese on top. There was also a large portion of rice, but the flavor was a bit fishy. I don't know if they used a seafood broth, but for me it was inedible. There was also a smoky, spicy salsa served, but again, it was a tablespoon. Stop being so cheap with the salsa! This also would have been a far better salsa to go with chips than what was served. Glad I tasted everything, but not sure I would order it again. I didn't eat half of what was served do to taste which means I overpaid. If we do make it back, it would probably be for happy hour. That way we could sample a couple other items in a smaller portion for less. Would I recommend this place, sure, but not without the above cautions included. I like to clean my plate and feel like I got a deal, neither happened here due to some questionable choices in flavor or seasoning. The people could not have been nicer, but I can't say we left completely satisfied.