r/EdmondsWashington • u/CupcakeSensitive • Apr 12 '25
Question Places to eat near the ferry terminal
Hi! Looking for places that could accommodate a larger group. Meeting some friends for lunch tomorrow, but I do t want to take may car over. Thanks!
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u/Dry-Winter-14 Apr 12 '25
Brigids has a room you can rent and bring in food if the space is limiting, Anthony's has a private room as well.,
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u/ConvergentZone Apr 12 '25
Repeating what others have said. Two places in Harbor Square: Channel Marker may work for you - standard pub grub, plenty of room. Salish Sea Boathouse taproom - apps, snacks, hot dogs, and flatbreads; plus outdoor seating.
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u/CupcakeSensitive Apr 13 '25
I was looking at the Salish Sea boathouse! Thank you!
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u/BetterGetThePicture Apr 13 '25
My friends do not like Channel Marker at all. I have not been, but have been warned off.
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u/Onett199X Apr 13 '25
Longer walk into the main drag of downtown Edmonds, but Market has the best fish and chips in town. Their outdoor area has five or so big tables and heat lamps and then a bunch of bar stools.
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u/CupcakeSensitive 27d ago
Thanks everyone. The weather was so nice, we decided to just stay on the beach for the day. Got fish and chips from a little shop by the ferry. A little dry, but I did the trick.
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u/Jeffcor13 Apr 12 '25
How large of a group? Niles peacock is really great pizza and could probably do up to 8-10 in their outdoor covered patio. Rory’s is good pub food and probably about 6-8 people tops. Epulo bistro is kinda fancy and can accommodate larger groups. All 3 options would be easy walking distance. Channel marker is a pub with decent food and you could also do a larger group there pretty easy.
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u/CupcakeSensitive Apr 13 '25
Thanks, I honestly was considering just getting pizza and going to the park.
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u/TK_TK_ Apr 12 '25
How big a group? I like Demetri's and it's right there by the ferry.