Absolutely love coming here for wine tastings. The staff is knowledgeable of their products and…read morevery welcoming and friendly from the moment you walk in the door. When the weather is nice the outside patio has some of the best vibes in Edmonds, and when it's cold and grey in typical PNW fashion the inside of the bar is a warm safe haven to get a nice buzz on. Great spot to start or end your date nights with extremely fair prices. Every time I go I end up leaving with a bottle.

Wonderful staff, great location, good snacks to keep you full whilst drinking wine…read more I recently joined their wine club, I'm pretty happy. My go to spot for a glass of wine and a flat bread.

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.

1-5 Food 5 Service 5…read moreAmbiance 5 Great place for Italian craving. Been here few times and does not disappoint. Taste quality and quantity is all great.

This is a nice old-school Italian-American restaurant. Feels like a little place in old NYC's…read moreLittle Italy. The food was good. Typical and well executed. Service was friendly, helpful, and attentive without being overbearing. For some reason, they wanted to prop the door open on a day when the temp was 62º outside. We asked for it to be closed because it was a COLD breeze. The server asked. The owner refused. Minus one star for that. But we will return if we're in the area.

Lovely little combination gift shop,cafe and espresso. Local artists display their crafts around…read morethe store and adds to the eclectic atmosphere. The espresso counter is pretty good with the lattes and they have a chai tea that is excellent (although you will have to add sweetener). The recent addition of a wine bar adds a touch of sophistication to this laid-back little cafe.

Sweet Basil's was great....good food and interesting shopping. BUT, it is GONE. In it's place is…read moreHill's Catering Food and Wine. We were expecting to have lunch at Sweet Basil's but settled for Hill's which turned out very well. My companion had a reuben, "the best she'd ever eaten". I had a half "shrimp melt" sandwich and a great green salad with walnuts. We shared a delicious and generous blackberry cobbler. We were delighted with lunch, but surprised there was no more Sweet Basil. But don't let that stop you from enjoying what is now in it's place. M. Norton

Cute spot with lots of local beers on tap as well as some tasty food, sake, and wine available!…read moreLaid back with nice service and an inclusive environment - good spot for an after work drink.

Comfortable brewery with a connected coffee shop. Have been a couple of times & it's an easy place…read moreto drop in for a beer with both indoor & outdoor covered seating. Different beers, sakes, & other fun drink options. Paninis were good, but the pretzel + beer cheese was my favorite! Most recently came for trivia on a Tuesday & it was a full house. Seems to be a very inclusive environment.

Friendly staff and very accommodating when I wanted to try a couple of ciders before deciding…read more Average noise. Good plan to hang out

In short A legendary watering hole for decades. Solid…read morekitchen, hard-working bar, multiple TVs showing the game. No parking to speak of. They are packed. All. The. Time. In long It's even cooler when the weather's nice enough to sit outside, because they have a deck facing the water. On a cold or wet day, though, there are a couple dozen tables inside, and one of them has a firepit in it. You walk up a ramp from a busy street, and inside you see old dock pilings and ship rope cordoning off the upper bar from the main dining area. Kids are welcome, at least part of the day. We rolled in for a late lunch, and found a HH menu on the table. Perfect timing! 25% off drinks and apps. Our server was friendly, knew the menu cold, and had everything written down right away. They clearly know what they're doing here. We had waters before we knew it, and cocktails not long after. I got the southwest burger, which is messy af, but worth it. Good flavor all the way through, cooked perfectly medium. She had the seafood basket with tots, which was all also exactly at temp. The chunk of whitefish was steaming hot, really juicy. Scallops were legit. Big props to them for their tartar sauce--awesome dill pickle flavor. It gets loud in here, and rumor has it the owner is often in the corner, keeping an eye on everything. I could see it being pretty insane for a big game. They have lots of Kraken signage up, and you know it's a Hawks bar too. It kinda seems like everybody in Edmonds who's fun to be around has probably hung out in here, maybe multiple times. It definitely felt like the whole neighborhood was welcome and well taken care of. We had 2 entrees and 4 cocktails for $80. These days that's getting to be a fantastic value, especially at a place where they do everything right. I'd happily come back.

We had my teenage son and daughter's fam bday gathering here with cousins. Finding a place for age…read moreranges between 2yrs-70+ is hard, and this was super fun! Thank you to Austin for helping us out so much, getting us settled in and not minding the kids running around. The simulators were kind of glitchy at first but I think it was mostly kid operator error - too many kids throwing diff balls at once, etc. Austin was patient with us and got everything working. I'd love to come back without all the kids and get a drink and work on my golf swing. Thank you!

Beer flowed but food was okay and out at odd times... they could've used another worker, as they…read moreseemed short staffed. Fun times for our guys holiday fun!

Went solo on a Thursday evening. Good service, prompt attention. Mostly chairs, some half booths…read morewith adjustable tables, a few full booths which are presumably easily avoided. Got the Pomegranate Drop cocktail. It was pretty good. Ordered the three-course meal; not a lot of food but certainly reasonable for the price. Four shrimp in the cocktail, very tasty, four shrimp in the duet entree, also very tasty. Salmon could have benefited from slightly more seasoning. Pilaf with almond and golden raisins surprisingly tasty. Broccolini perfectly competent. Bailey's chocolate mousse pretty good. The restaurant itself is very nice. The view is absolutely incredible. Given the low price of the three-course options, this feels like an ideal date spot for people who want reasonably fancy.

What happened here?! When I last visited, I gave it a 5/5 review. I had the worst dining experience…read morethis year if not the past couple of years. I got sat down and went to the bathroom to wash my hands. There was another patron who looked disgruntled as a staff member was stocking each stall with rolls of toilet paper in hand. Weird right? Then we ordered... The crispy calamari ($24) was basically steamed with zero crunch, batter falling off of the soft rings of squid. The squid was a gross, soft texture. If you told me it was pork bung I would have believed you given the ratio of rings to legs. Some of the pieces had a weird fishy taste. I then had the swordfish mushroom ragout ($46). The vegetables were cooked so that they weren't too mushy or firm, and risotto was pretty good, with chunks of artichoke hearts mixed in. Too bad that the swordfish had a fishy taste that contaminated everything! I had heard that the chef specials were ingredients that needed to be sold fast and had never believed it...until now. I ended up barely eating it and throwing the rest of it away. RIP swordfish sorry for wasting you. Finally, I got the white chocolate cranberry cheesecake ($15). The cheesecake had the perfect balance of sweetness and tang, with a smooth and lighter texture. Too bad that the menu did not mention it had a gingerbread crust which totally overpowered the other components of the dish. The gingerbread was not mentioned in the description in the menu. I would have steered away. The only saving grace was that the cranberry lemonade was delicious - Anthony's makes a good lemonade. When I went to freshen up in the restroom, I found out that the stalls were not loaded up with toilet paper properly - the rolls were just sloppily perched on the toilet paper holders. I think this just underscored how badly my experience went. Complete WTF.

A nice, comfortable bistro wine cafe, food was good (chartreuse board, truffle fries shared 2),…read morecoupled with a glass of red and beer. Service was quick, friendly, attentive and informative, very pleasant. Full house for the evening's music gig (blues n jazz, very good instrument (keyboard, sax/flute, guitar, base & dummer) and vocalist) Utopia is the band. Lighting was appropriate for the event, a lot of conversations when music was no on but relatively moderate and respectful conversations level, liked it. Would return for future venues as well as just for a meal. Thank you

Liked this little spot very much! Food was good and live music an added bonus.... Would like to…read morevisit again the bacon wrapped dates were my favorite thing!

This awesome cheese counter is located in Pike Place Market. They have a great selection of foreign…read moreand domestic cheese, all makes and milks, and also have jams and other sides. I even bought a pin bearing the store name.

Whenever I go to the market, I visit the guys at The Cheese Box. Whenever I need a good cheese or…read moregood cheese idea, I come here. When I don't need cheese, I still come here and I am reminded why I need cheese. Ari and Nova really love cheese and it shows. Their selection is phenomenal, but most important is their curation of the good stuff.