Always great,food,and service we love the Vin! Did I mention it is great for lunch also?read more

My fiancé and I had an incredible lunch here! We needed a quick bite to eat on our road trip and…read morestopped at Vinbero. I'm a huge wine person, but wasn't in a wine mood, so didn't get any, however, they had a lot of incredible wines to pick from. Our server was super sweet and attentive. We shared the mushroom melt and green salad. Both were so delicious. The salad was filled with tasty and fresh goodies. The sauce was really yummy. I love that our sandwich came with brown butter popcorn. The space is really cozy. They have shelves of wine, bar seating, and normal tables around. There isn't a bathroom in the space, but they have a key for a bathroom within stores it's attached to. There was street parking out front. I recommend checking this spot out for food and wine.

Clean and friendly place with a variety of Bahn Mi sandwiches! I was craving a good traditional…read moreVietnamese sandwich and looked for reviews. I drove like 20 mins to get there and it was totally worthy! I had a traditional pork and it was very well served, bread was fresh and toasty. Generous serving with fresh ingredients. Kind and attentive staff. Highly recommended!

Giving 4 stars because I do want to support small businesses and see them do well. We wanted to try…read moreYeh Yeh's to be honest (but it was closed on a Sunday), so stopped by here. This is a little bakery/cafe area that sells buns, banh mi, and surprisingly, some noodle soups like pho and bun bo hue. Tried both a banh mi and a bun bo hue (which I am very pleasantly surprised they had). The bun bo hue decent/hit most of the elements I wanted (they didn't have pork blood which I don't enjoy anyways so not a problem). I wasn't a real fan of the banh mi to be honest; it tasted more fusion to me than authentic (had pickled slice onions and was sliced diagonally for style), so I may stick to the downtown delis. Not a bad place to stop by when you're in a pinch though.

I've been wanting to try Tubs for a while now because I love a sandwich, and I'm so glad I did!…read moreTubs has so many options on the menu that all look really fun. I ended up with the Grinder since I like both ham and pepperoncinis and I thought it would be a more basic first sub to try. The toasted bread with all the fillings was so warm, satisfying, and tasty. The price is reasonable as well. I am super excited to come back and try other options! I just wish there were a location closer to Seattle so I could eat more Tubs subs more frequently.

Been there in the past. Usually not saddened. Usually was impressed. This time not…read more Disappointed this was a $20 sandwich. That's a lot of bread vs the ingredients. Very little meat. Veggie coverage sucks. Yes I ate it, but had to add my own meats and extra veggies to make it thick and filling. Will not return to support this local business unless it's made right. Otherwise will go to the chain places where I can see and control what and how much is being added in front of me. And will start letting others know my review in person.

Stopped by Market Seafood Eatery and had a tasty visit!…read more Highlights: Lobster Roll - super good, fresh, and flavorful; definitely worth trying Price - pricey at $30/roll, so a bit of a splurge Atmosphere - casual and lively, perfect for a seafood fix If you love lobster, it's worth it--just be ready to pay a little extra!

Market is my go to if I want to take someone from out of town to eat something really fresh, but it…read moreis very spendy, and I'm not sure it's that much better than Ivar's sit down restaurants or Anthony's (these two just feels very old and stuffy). The big downside of eating there is that it's only outdoor seating, and while there are heaters, sit down dining during the winter is just not realistic. Market does add a cute small town charm to the downtown Edmonds area, which I welcome. I would recommend.

I'm always trying to find a good banh mi spot. I stumbled upon Seattle Deli located right across…read morefrom 99 ranch. Place is small but has a decent amount of food items. They have Vietnamese snacks, desserts, and banh mi. I got the bbq pork baby mi. It was just okay, I wasn't amazed by it but I wouldn't say it's the best banh mi. Pork can be be flavorful and bread could have more mayo and pate.

Seattle Deli is one of those neighborhood gems I keep coming back to. We ordered the BBQ pork bánh…read moremì, shrimp and lotus root salad, and the bahn bot loc (tapioca dumplings), and everything was delicious. The food is always authentic, fresh, and made with care. The bánh mì had perfectly grilled pork and crisp veggies, the lotus salad was refreshing, and the tapioca dumplings were a great chewy treat. On top of the food, the owner is incredibly welcoming and friendly, which makes the experience even better. There's a great selection of Vietnamese dishes here, and you can really tell they care about quality and their customers. Highly recommend if you're craving authentic, satisfying Vietnamese food in Seattle.

Cute outdoor space, friendly staff and good beer. We happened to find this place as we were…read moreexploring the area. Bonus was 20% off beers that day. Would definitely come back again.

Always a cool vibe and great beer, happened to be near by apartment hunting and decided to stop in…read morefor a few beers and enjoy the cool Salish sea breeze on a very warm summer evening. Beer tenders are always helpful and quick to exchange an empty glass for a full one. Definitely a must stop in Edmonds. Check out their events calendar for live music as well. Cheers!

I've stopped in for takeout periodically in 2021, 2023, and due to the pouring rain ordered ahead…read moreto pickup directly (1/31/25). There are several food apps to place orders. It was curious to me why despite paying online for two cubanos with tax & tip, there's an additional service charge. There is also an automatic 8 cents bag charge, despite that I brought my own bag. My focus has always to support local indie businesses whenever possible. I appreciated the time and transparency given with regards to my service charge inquiry. My original online order was cancelled and charged directly instead. This removed the added service fee and the business retained more of the final transaction. Pro tips: *Look at their website to decide what menu items you're interested in. *Avoid food apps which inflate costs and not much return back to El Cubano. *Call El Cubano directly to place your takeout order. 206-629-4443

El Cubano is tucked away on highway 99 in Shoreline yet it stands out for it's authentic Cuban…read morestyle cuisine. It has array of different options and to go along with a friendly staff that makes this small spot shine even if it nestled away for bustling traffic. Give this spot a try and you too will end up finding yourself becoming a regular when you need some flavor in your life.

I've tried a lot of banh mi spots in California, and this place easily compares to some of the best…read morespots in the San Gabriel Valley. First off, the variety is impressive. They have a wide range of banh mi fillings, from the classics to some harder to find options like roast pork, so there's something for everyone. My personal favorite is the crispy roast pork banh mi. The pork has that perfect crackly skin with juicy, flavorful meat underneath. Paired with the pickled veggies, fresh cilantro, and a light spread of mayo on a crusty baguette, it hits all the right textures and flavors. I also love the special banh mi with all the different meats. It's basically the greatest hits lineup with savory cold cuts, pâté, and other cured meats layered together for a rich, satisfying bite every time. It's hearty without being overwhelming, and the balance of fresh and savory components is spot on. And don't skip the drinks. The egg coffee was surprisingly excellent. The Vietnamese coffee base had a deep, bold flavor with that classic slightly bitter edge, and the creamy whipped egg topping added a smooth, lightly sweet contrast. It felt indulgent but still very coffee forward. Overall, this is a great banh mi spot for me with the great variety, tasty sandwiches, and a standout egg coffee to round it all out. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the mood for a quality banh mi.

Quick, reasonably priced, and overall very yummy!…read more This is a small spot in shoreline that has a large variety of drinks and lunch items. They also have wifi so it is totally possible to study and do work at the cafe too. I would say it is a little small for a large party but it would be a perfect stop for a casual, quick lunch. I have gotten drinks and food here and each time it has been fast and good. I have gotten the triple matcha twice and it is a huge and super yummy! It is on the sweeter side but that is perfect for me because I do prefer my drinks a bit sweeter. The service is quite fast and friendly! They also have a punch card so I am excited to return and continue supporting this spot!

Rusty Pelican is one of our Edmonds staples! Breakfast or brunch, guaranteed to be easy,…read moreconvenient, and delicious. Street parking only, but if you're open to a walk, downtown Edmonds tends to have ample parking around the area. When busy, they do provide a buzzer that has a short range, but opens up the opportunity of walking around slightly. Items can be a bit pricey, but they're also very filling. Large space, lots of chatter, and friendly service. Number Three Combo Club - we wanted waffles this time but also bacon and sausage. This was the variety pack we desired, though wish it came with both sausage and bacon! Opted for the bacon and it was thick, fatty, and delicious. One waffle cut into the four quadrants, ready to soak up syrup. Simple, but a classic. Chunky Monkey Pancakes - goofy perhaps, but another timeless classic combo of chocolate and bananas. Three chocolate chip pancakes, fluffy and ready to absorb the Nutella drizzle. Could have a few more chocolate chips embedded for a more balanced spread, but the chocolate drizzle helps spread flavor. Bananas for the healthy balance of course.

The food is generally very good at Rusty Pelican. We eat at the Mill Creek location often and…read morealways enjoy it. Prices are high, but you get what you pay for. That said, we waited nearly an hour for a table for our party of six. They sat us in a booth, clearly designed for 4. A large metal bar sits on the edge of the booth just under the fabric, but there isn't a way to avoid sitting on it when crammed in. OK, it's very uncomfortable, but so be it. The check comes, the (excellent) server graciously separates the bill for us which I appreciate. She added a 20% gratuity which I understand for large parties. However, I did some basic math and recognized they add the tip amount and then charge tax on the bill plus the tip. I pointed this out to the server but she was clearly too busy to do anything about it. While for our table, it's not a ton of money, over time and who knows how many tables, this is, in my opinion a massive and unacceptable mistake.

Edmonds Ace seems to have one of everything. Cute gifts for friends and colleagues. If you are in a…read morepickle and need an item they don't have, the hardware people will take time to help sleuth a quick fix solution with items on hand...and they enjoy the challenge. Front end is always efficient and professional. Younger staff have been eager to help load heavy items of dirt/bark/rock bags to car. Ace is the closest to a corner store or bodega in the bowl. Frozen pizza, chips, beer/wine/liquor, ice cream - they got you. Surprising selection on instant noods. Limited fresh selection. Great spice selection.

After coming to the auto licensing inside the Ace Hardware in downtown Edmonds for a little under a…read moredecade, I finally decided to look around and see if there was something for me to get this morning (Thursday 24 October 2024) after picking up my car tabs. The Ace Hardware houses the auto licensing as well as more standard offerings, a bakery section, some basic groceries, and a deli area. Some of the sections, such as a key making area, caught my attention as things to remember. Aisles were clearly labeled and the offerings matched their category. Some of the items were more seasonal specific, such as items to help with cooking a turkey for Thanksgiving, while others were more routine items. The bakery section included Pacific Northwest-based brands and freshly baked items. While tantalizing, the item(s) catching my eye for purchase today were the bumper stickers. I went with four in animal theme with fun sayings. The total with tax came to $14.00. My cash payment method was accepted and I opted to round up the change to go to an area Senior Thrift Store. Worker(s) I interacted with were friendly.