Loved visiting Edway Taphouse!…read more Off a semi busy street (drive just past PCC). Has a small parking lot and I parked across the street along the road in front of the cemetery. Friendly and welcoming atmosphere, lots of people of all ages (people with babies and little toddlers, too!) and some tv. I came for my friend's birthday! People directed me where to go and helped me get a drink. The bathrooms were clean and the place was well lit and people were around if you needed anything. My friend brought decorations and pizza and noodles and fun stuff for her party, and we had a great time. I was just sorry I had to leave early but happy I made it up from Tacoma.

My coworker told me about this place and I've been twice in 3 days! Granted the nice weather kept…read moreme going back cause I've been hanging at the Edmonds beach dog park. If you're looking for a tap house that feels like a secret clubhouse for grown-ups, with great slushies, Edway Tap House is your spot. Nestled under a house in Edmonds, it's got that "did I just stumble into something awesome?" I kept thinking wow I would love to own this place and live above it. The slushie drinks here are dangerously good, icy, flavorful, and perfect for summer sipping. The rotating tap list features standout local beers and ciders from places like Urban Family Brewing and Obec Brewing, so there's always something new to try. The bartender let us try a few cause 2 girls that aren't huge beer drinkers are hard to please but we found 2 keepers! They have theme Nights to keep it entertaining. Trivia nights bring out the brainy banter, and the cribbage club adds a quirky, nostalgic twist. There's even a walking club if you want to earn your pint with a few steps first. Wish I lived in Edmonds cause I'd be down for a walking club. Outdoor Games & Family-Friendly Vibes Edway isn't just for the 21+ crowd, it's proudly kid-friendly, with outdoor games like cornhole that keep everyone entertained and ladder golf. The spacious patio makes it easy to relax while the little ones play, and the welcoming atmosphere means families feel right at home. Also dogs allowed so that's my main reason for going too! Plenty of space means you won't be elbowing for a view, and the laid-back atmosphere makes it easy to settle in for a full match. While Edway doesn't serve food directly just some odd and ends like a pretzel I saw on the menu, they host a rotating cast of food trucks. Great find!

This was a great, hidden spot to grab a drink before catching a flick at the Edmonds Theater. The…read moregal at the bar was super helpful in recommending drinks based on our flavor preferences. This is clearly a favorite spot, as it was packed on a Thursday afternoon.

Great beer selection and a solid food menu at Churchkey Pub! A quaint British style pub tucked away…read morein downtown Edmonds. The staff was fantastic -- helpful, knew their beer, and were so friendly! I got the beet salad as a main which was delicious. TIP: the pretzels are small, may want to do one per person. Also ask for mustard as they have an amazing assortment! We'll be back

Decent beer selection for Edmonds. Good to go beer options which is my preferred usage. You can…read morebring outside food in or eat from small menu items on offer. I really want to like and support this place but I'm always made to feel like I'm putting the staff out when ordering. I'm not a yelp flamer but this place has never been welcoming and that's a bummer.

A friend had her graduation party here and I really enjoyed the business. The staff was helpful the…read moredrink selection was very large and the prices were good. They let you bring in outside food since they don't have their own and other customers had a wide variety of items. This is a great place and I was also very happy with their N/A selection.

This is my first visit to La Palmera (11/26/25), a local restaurant chain since 1991. There are…read morelocations in Seattle's South Lake Union, Edmonds, Mill Creek, and Everett. Exercise caution due to its proximity to the Edmonds ferry terminal. La Palmera has a private lot, but limited slots. I was thankful to have both traffic and parking karma. Checked in at the host/reception stand. No wait and we did not have reservations during our visit. Note: that groups cannot be seated unless all members of that party have arrived and that there is a two hour time limit onsite. Guess they need those tables to turn over in a reasonable amount of time. Wow - no kidding, the entire restaurant interior was festive with all the decor and lights! There was even an animatronic Santa at the entrance. The restaurant also has a private dining area, an L shaped bar w/flat screen, and the main dining room with various seating configurations. They have the ability to deal with both small and large groups. Timed it well before it got really busy. Restaurant and bar was full, plus a line at the host/reception stand upon leaving. We were seated immediately at a four top and were provided beverage and food menus, chilled water, and complimentary chips & salsa. There's also a Happy Hour menu on the table. Service was exemplary from Amelia: very welcoming with a big smile, order was placed and delivered accurately, checked on periodically despite how busy it was getting, and closed out our check promptly without feeling rushed. We shared the chips and salsa, but also added a Happy Hour queso ($5). Impressed with all three. Definitely I'll have to come back for HH. For drinks: I had the Santa's Pinata Punch ($15). The Homie tried the Mulled Wine ($14). Loved the Santa drink vessel w/bendy straw that the punch came in! Great flavors and generous volume. For mains: I had the Enchiladas Suizas ($20) which were a pair of chicken enchiladas smothered in a tomatillo cream sauce and melted cheese, served refried beans and rice. Very filling and delicious! The Homie had Arroz con Camarones ($28). Generous amount of plump prawns sauteed in a red sauce with bell peppers, onions, and mushrooms. This was atop rice with cheese (no refried beans) and comes with a container of warm flour tortillas. He was done in and actually had to get a takeout box. We were so full that we were not able to partake in dessert. There are six offerings featured on the back of the regular beverage menu. With the welcoming service, awesome beverages and food items during our first visit, this location will definitely be on the repeat dining rotation. Thank you to Amelia and the rest of the staff for a tasty and festive dining experience. I was feeling a bit dour, but this sincerely uplifted my morale and holiday spirit. Love supporting local, indie, family restaurants like La Palmera!

An ideal spot right off of the ferry for a quick and tasty lunch. We were lucky enough to visit…read moreright after they got their holiday decorations up. Festive is La Palmera's middle name! We had the most delicious drinks, shout out to the Horchata cocktail, and guacamole to start. The brunch menu was still available so I went with the chilequiles burrito. Get the green sauce. The service is top notch. A perfect new "meet in the middle" spot for friends on both sides of the Sound.

No food but there are food trucks. Just stopped by for a drink. Parking lot in back so nice to…read morehave off street parking. Staff were nice and beers were good. We would definitely come back again.

This place was great! Service was awesome and I sat at the bar…read more I ordered some popcorn from the place next door Drumline and then Theos Gyros was the food truck outside. I had their gyro and falafels and their habanero sauce was amazing! Overall I'd come here again to explore more of their wine and beer selection and I love the bartenders!

We ended up here unexpectedly when a ferry delay changed our plans. We enjoyed this (unexpected)…read morelunch locale, and would probably come again. The Cuban sandwich was delicious, the kids' pizzas were scarfed down, and the fish & chips were good, too. The brews were terrific- sage & blackberry cider, and a beer that I can't remember. A couple other notes -Our server did fine. -There were TVs showing sports games, the restaurant was clean, and the art was pretty cool. -It felt slightly pricey for what we had, but otherwise a good experience.

Stopped here for a beer. Not too busy in the restaurant but we sat at the bar…read more Service was a little slow. We waited for a bit before they got to us in the 6 seat bar. Ordered the hummus $16. Good portion and delicious. Once served - staff were friendly and it got better

This place rocks. Classic arcade with a photo booth (only 5$), drinks reasonably priced, and an…read moreawesome ambiance. It's literally just so cute and so arcade. And tons of pinball and some other cute games. Loved the dancing game so iconic. They also have a scoresheet to compete against someone with, so my partner and I used it and it was really fun! It even has some options at the top for what the loser owes the winner haha. Overall, an amazing neighborhood spot with a great atmosphere and nice regulars.

Super fun for a family evening out! All kinds of games we all enjoyed. There's a shop on one side…read morethat has cool stuff too.

Reserved a tasting on a Sunday afternoon and were greeted by the owner. Chill environment with…read moreoutdoor and indoor seating. Owner was gracious enough to include a tour which is not typical for Sundays. Their process and growth was fascinating and I could spend hours learning about their efforts. Food options were limited although the brie, fig jam, and rosemary crackers (cheesemongers cheese & salami plate) was a good palate cleanser. Tried several cocktails and a flight of 4 spirits. They have such a large variety of spirits from spicy (hatch pepper vodka for ex) to intensely aromatic (waquavit for ex) to very sweet (falemum for ex).

Did a gin tasting as a birthday surprise from my boyfriend. The gin was alright. The liqueur,…read moreespecially the coffee one, amazing! They had a few others that were bomb too! I would come back and try more drinks. It was a cute spot and lovely inside!

This place is close to my house and part of my regular rotation of local bars to venture to. I…read moreappreciate the large parking lot and I know others appreciate the large outdoor area in the back. I've been going here for a long time, but don't make it that often. I like it a lot better since the remodel a couple years back, the old dingy feel is gone and now everything seems updated and fancier. I know some people were more into the dive bar vibe, but me not so much. They offer food, but I have never tried it myself. There's pool tables, darts and other events like karaoke pretty regularly. There are lots of tvs so a decent place to watch a sporting event, but not the presidential election. People dress up for Halloween. It usually isn't too loud so you can usually have a conversation, there's some bigger tables available, but also a large amount of bar seating. I've never had an issue with anyone that worked here, bartenders are nice and make drinks as requested.

The best little bar ever, Clint the bartender was great, he made the drinks super duper delicious…read more The band was amazing. The bar had outside seating too and pull tabs. The first time I have ever seen a poster that said they have narcan at the bar. Thank you for having that to save a life

Ate at Maize & Barley on a whim and was not disappointed! So many enjoyable vegan options on the…read moremenu and the environment was perfect for catching up with everyone. Also the strawberry margarita was delicious Can't wait to do it again

We were doing some Xmas shopping in downtown Edmonds, and found Maize and Barley on Yelp. The…read morereviews are exceptional, and after eating there, I'd say they're well deserved. There wasn't a single thing we ordered that we wouldn't order again! I got the Roast Pork & Poblano taco. Homemade corn tortilla, topped with the mildy spicy filling. So good! My girlfriend got the Black Bean Mole Kale, which is one of several vegetarian/vegan items on the menu. Equally good. We shared a plate of the Papas; the garlic sauce, although bright pink, was delectable. They have a fine selection of brews and ciders on tap. I ordered the Finn River Organic Cider and felt it went well with the meal (dry, subtle flavor). Service was cafeteria style (order at the counter). It did take a while for our food to arrive--there was a larger party just ahead of us and everything is freshly made--but we really didn't mind the wait. FYI, the place is tiny, and I could see it filling quickly at busy times. There are two large tables inside (we shared one with another couple), a smattering of tables for 2, and some counter seating inside and out. Great place! I'll definitely be back!