We order our lunch here for the office from time to time. Place your order ahead of time online,…read moreand they'll give you a pick up time. Very easy and convenient. I always get their black bean sliders. So yummy and flavorful!

Friend saw the truck and heard good things so we found it and gave it a try. I had the Peruvian and…read moremy friend had the pastrami. HUGE portions and deeeelicious!!!!! Cant wait to try other things in the menu.

Another review said that five stars wasn't enough and they are RIGHT. If you've been thinking about…read moregoing, think no more and just do it. Food: (5/5) I always drive 164th so I've been eyeing this spot for a long time. My partner and I decided to finally stop by last week and our minds were blown!! We got the fried catfish, collard greens, black eyed peas, corn bread, and sweet potato pie. Everything was AMAZING. The catfish was crunchy on the outside and perfectly succulent on the inside. The black eyed peas and collard greens were both delicious savory additions to the meal with great texture. The cornbread had additions of cheese and peppers, and was a yummy mix of sweet and salty. The sweet potato pie, which we learned Andre's wife makes, was beyond addicting. If we hadn't had a snack before coming, we would've cleared everything immediately. We plan to try everything on the menu, especially the fried okra! Service: (5/5) This was probably the most memorable food experience I have ever had. Andre, the owner, is extremely passionate about his work and it shows in everything that he does. We ended up chatting for quite awhile and our conversation reminded me of everything that's important in my personal life, in the best way. Please come by! You won't regret it for a second.

By far the best cornbread I have ever had. Would come back for that alone. The fried chicken was…read morefreshly fried when I picked it up and the oil dripping was clean it did not taste old. The guy at the front was super nice and told me how to reheat the cornbread but honestly it didn't even need to be. Best soul food up north of Seattle!

My husband & I weren't too sure about Smoked Brisket Tacos until we tried it…read more It was literally MIND BLOWING Needless to say, this is our new FAVORITE The price at $6 a taco is WELL WORTH IT!!! It is packed with fresh & unique flavors!

In short Killer bricks-and-mortar taco shop with minimal…read moreseating, short menu, and awesome tacos. Not a truck, at least not here. In long This little strip mall looks like nothing architecturally, but has at least 4 tenants cranking out food ranging from great to amazing. FT fits right in that range. I pulled up early in the dinner hour and had an easy time with parking and seating. With all the good places on this lot, that's not always a given (even the coffee hut is killer in this parking lot). There are a couple bistro tables on the sidewalk, and another one inside. The staff are low-key, very warm and friendly in few words. Most of the space here is kitchen. Ovens and tables and sinks for yards behind the counter. You get the feeling they rock the to-go orders; even dining in, they brought my food in a clamshell in a bag. Water, tip, and 2 tacos were about $15. I had the brisket and shrimp tacos--the 2 most expensive, but by far the most interesting-sounding. They were both incredible. Great toppings, tortillas were chewy and flavorful, and the proteins really showed through, even with lots of cheese, lime, and salsa on top. This would be a regular spot for me if I were a little closer. Tacos always sound good, and these are close to the top of the list for miles around.

Smash burger and fries. Absolutely delicious! The fries were perfect! I only wish all my friends…read morewere with me to try this! I'm possibly going to try the veggie burger just for fun! I should have taken a photo! Can't wait to try the steak I'm seeing in these photos another time!

A little on the pricey side, but the steak was cooked perfectly and the fries were crisp and salty!…read more.Absolutely hit the spot after my run at U-Neek brewing!

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!

Scotty's has really good food!!! I live nearby, so I visit a couple of times a month. Always fresh…read moregood food with great service!!! Chef Scotty might seem a little rough around the edges, LOL!!!! When the weather is bad, they bring my order to my car!!!!

Fantastic fish n chips, the fish coating very good, slight crisp coating, not oily or greasy, nice…read moresize fish meat. Loved highly recommended. Thank you

Tried Sip Sum for the first time. $5.99 for shave ice. Pretty basic or typical shave ice. Good…read morelocation outside at Alderwood Mall. I had to try their halo halo which is a typical Filipino shaved ice dessert. It was $7.99 with very little fruit or fixings. Plus, the guy taking our order asked if we wanted a snow cap. This was extra, and yet he said this is what made it a halo halo. For the price of the halo halo it should be included. Having eaten halo halo my entire life I've never heard of halo halo not having a milk topper as an option, and to charge extra was insulting. I wouldn't recommend their halo halo to anyone, but I appreciated the care they took to assemble the dessert.

From the owner: Authentic Island Shave Ice and traditional filipino Halo-Halo Shave Iceread more

My last time to the Taste of Edmonds, over a decade ago (writing this on Saturday 4 November 2023),…read moreI came with a friend to explore the different offerings. Different vendors had different stalls and it was a mix of local-based offerings and larger chains with a location not too far away from the Taste of Edmonds site. We came on the early side and the place was already busy, parking was a little bit of a walk. Prices were a mix, it really depended on what one was looking to get and where from. While it was a lot of people, it was a good type of busy where people were absorbed in the offerings, deciding on what to get and not get, and tasting what they ultimately went with. No one was really prying and the vendors were alert and ready to answer questions. Wait times once the order(s) were placed were on the quicker side.

This hurts my heart, it really does…read more You'll need context here so let me take you back twenty plus years when I was just a wee girl visiting with my family. There was no cost to enter and the festival was so big. Being at the huge YMCA building there was so much food, entertainment and booths. Today? It's a quarter of the size, only 10 choices for food and only two were local. Three quarters of the small space was the beer garden. Absolutely ridiculous how big it was. But the worst part, it was a 90 degree day and we couldn't bring in water. After I paid 25 to get in (only to purchase food separately) I had to dump out my water and told to purchase more for 3 bucks a bottle. The area has these haphazard fences that were ugly and dangerous. As I was attempting to get to the food truck one of the raised gates caught my toenail and ripped it clean off. Ouch. No first aid tent though, so the bike medica did what they could but I had to hobble around this tiny place (I had my daughter so we couldn't go in the beer garden and area much too old for the bounce houses) looking off shade to days my rather pricy food. Two stars only because the food was absolutely incredible considering.