Story and photos by Larry Vogel Several Edmonds residents have noticed something missing at the Westgate McDonald’s restaurant: the American flag no longer flies next to the golden arches! But the missing flag is just the tip of a bigger iceberg. According to Lynn Christian, Director of Operations for McDonald’s, the hoist mechanism has been broken for several weeks. “While we... »
By Janette Turner Once a year, everyone gets to star in a personal love story. And while you and your sweetie could spend Valentine’s Day at a drive-through, if you’re looking for real romance, consider this your aphrodisiac list. Arnie’s three-course dinner on Feb. 14 runs $20 to 35 per person, and offers a choice of these entrees: Chili lime jumbo prawn tacos; New York steak; Chicken Piccata; Se... »
Santa will be visiting the Dining Dog in Edmonds’ Firdale Village from noon-3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, for photos with your dog. Cost is $7. The restaurant will offer a full case of baked goods and boxed dinners to go – all created with your canine in mind. »
In honor of Veterans Day, Revelations Yogurt in downtown Edmonds will provide free coffee and frozen yogurt to all veterans and active military, from noon to 8 p.m. Monday. Revelations is located at 527 Main St. »
Our resident Highway 99 neighborhood booster Jim Underhill shares that The Seattle Times (an online news partner of My Edmonds News) on Friday had a story with all kinds of local connections. First, it’s written by Seattle Times food writer (and Edmonds resident) Nancy Leson and second, it includes recommendations from noted Tom Douglas Restaurants sous-chef Nathan Crave, who raves about BCD... »
Arnie’s in Edmonds is repairing its kitchen floor and will be closed for a week. See the notice they just issued, below: »
If you are an acoustic musician looking for some exposure and stage time, Red Petal Cakes and Coffee in Edmonds is hosting Red Petal Acoustic Nights starting in late October 2012. Auditions are being held Oct. 9-10 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the shop, located at 321 Main St. A panel of professional and local musicians will help decide which auditions earn weekly stage time and promotional billing at R... »
By Janette Turner Fans of large Margaritas and Nachos Grandes have a new home in town: Las Brisas Mexican Restaurant opened in its new location in Old Mill Town. Owners Saeideh and Alvaro invite their Edmonds neighbors to stop in and enjoy “las brisas,” also known as “the breezes.” »
By Harry Gatjens Randy and Brooke Baker, owners of Chanterelle, are hosting a fundraiser for Everett Mountain Rescue Unit on Sept 30. The fundraiser will feature dinner and live and silent auctions at the restaurant, located at 316 Main St. in downtown Edmonds. Formed in 1954, Everett Mountain Rescue Unit is an all-volunteer organization of like-minded climbers who have dedicated themselves to mou... »
It’s been a year — and 16,317 hamburgers — since Main Street Burgers opened their doors in downtown Edmonds. You can help them celebrate their one-year anniversary from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday during the Edmonds Classic Car Show. The restaurant will be offering prizes and give-a-ways, including nostalgic cookie jars and Coca Cola memorabilia, and from 4:30-7:30 p.m. Shane Cobane wi... »
Congratulations to two local eateries — Hosoonyi in Edmonds and Sam Oh Jung in Lynnwood — for being named by Sunset magazine in its September issue as the two best Seattle-area Korean restaurants. The recognition was included in a feature story “The Best Korean in the West.” Hosoonyi is located at 23830 Highway 99, Edmonds: 425-775-8196 Sam Oh Jung is at 17425 Highway 99, L... »
The Resident Cheesemonger officially becomes The Cheesemonger’s Table featuring sandwiches and other great eats on Tuesday, July 10, with the grand opening of its new space in Old Milltown, beginning at 11 a.m. The official address is 203 5th Ave. S., and we’re told to “look for the herd of cows and the orange chairs.” Hours are 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Wednesday; 11 a.m.-8 p.... »
We’re proud to welcome back to My Edmonds News one of Edmonds’ finest pizza places, Evviva Woodfired Pizza, located at 178 Sunset Avenue just west of the Edmonds Ferry toll booth. Evviva pizzas are baked with organic, all-natural ingredients in a wood-fired oven, and they also offer delicious salads, gelato and tiramisu — plus beer and wine. They will be open on July 4 from 4-9 p... »
Edmonds-own American Brewing will have special hours next week, in honor of the Fourth of July. On July 4, the tasting room will open at noon and staying open until 8 p.m. — in time for you to leave and watch the Edmonds fireworks display. Brewery favorite Steve Stefanowicz will provide acoustic rock and blues music from 2-5 p.m., with no admission fee. From 2-6 p.m., there will be a barbecu... »
If you happen to be in downtown Edmonds around lunchtime Tuesday, you can catch a glimpse of “HOPE,” the Edmonds Mobile Medical Clinic providing care for those without health insurance. According to Lynn Heitritter, a registered nurse who coordinates the services HOPE provides weekly at the Edmonds United Methodist Church (EUMC), the medical clinic truck will be parked outside the Rust... »
By Lara Alexander Edmonds loves its brunches and now has a new place to add to the mix. Friday morning, the Rusty Pelican opened on 5th Avenue North, across the street from the Edmonds Historical Museum, in the space previously occupied by Olives. Owners Marilyn and Peter Limberopoulos and their daughters Johanna Limberopoulos and Stacy Gunsaules are feeling pretty good about opening day. “The peo... »
Looking for St. Patrick’s Day cheer in Edmonds this Saturday? Here are some local recommendations we’ve seen from My Edmonds News readers: Rory’s of Edmonds has an entire St. Patrick’s Day menu that includes a Bowl of Green Balls (seasoned meatballs with pesto garlic cream sauce), cream of reuben soup, a St. Patrick’s Day sandwich (brisket cooked in Guinness), and a s... »
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