Fire & the Feast

We came here for brunch on a nice saturday morning. There weren't too many people as we were promptly seated within a couple minutes of waiting. I ordered the chicken and grits and my husband ordered the fried chicken burger. Both were equally delicious!! I would say the only downside is that the batter was so thick and heavy it took us a while to get to the chicken. It is on the heavier side, so I felt sort of greasy and icky after our meal. Regardless, it was a great experience and food was delicious!

Another belated review, this time from last September (9/23/23). My BFF and I were long overdue for a gab session and so she & I agreed to meet at 4pm at Daphnes Bar across the roundabout for a drink (that's a different review) and then decide on where to go have an early dinner before she had to make the ferry over to Whidbey Island to her then-boyfriend's place. We settled on Fire & the Feast because she remembered loving the pizza there which we both were in the mood for.We arrived during HH and ordered a glass each of the campo viejo sparkling rose cava on the menu ($9). As we perused the pizza menu to share, the pepperoni pizza caught our eye but it was fancified "Pepperoni & Calabrian Honey Pizza: pepperoni, mozzarella, san marzano tomato, calabrian chili honey, garlic confit, red onion"; $21 (I believe this was HH pricing.). Now one thing you should know is that my BFF is the opposite of fancified. I love her to death but my extremely picky 14yo is a more adventurous diner then BFF. But having previously had the Bee Sting pizza at Roberta's in Brooklyn made me excited for that pepperoni/hot honey combo! So we asked our waiter to do a half-half combo, 1/2 as listed on the menu and the other 1/2 middle school style, just tomato sauce/cheese/pepperoni. With this, we got the Caesar Salad to split (HH pricing; $10)There was a mix-up in the kitchen and the pizza came out with her half still drizzled with honey but missing one of the 3 ingredients she actually wanted. They were going to replace it but I didn't want to waste the pizza so they made it right by bringing a whole other pizza for her exactly as she had requested on the house. So all was well!The fancified pizza was delicious as was the Caesar salad. And they made sure to correct their mistake so I enjoyed our food and gab session. Solid spot in DT Edmonds!

Cute place and good food! We ordered the bruschetta, prawn diavolo, and green eggs and ham omelette and all were delicious and did not disappoint. Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon after the farmers market!

I'm always on the lookout for new brunch spots, and this hidden gem in downtown Edmonds is definitely worth checking out. Our server was fantastic, providing thorough menu explanations and making some great recommendations that we happily followed. The vibe and ambiance of the place were also delightful.Overall had an amazing Sunday brunch here last weekend with friends. They put a unique twist on classics like eggs Benedict by using toasted focaccia instead of the traditional English muffin. Their Old-Fashioned Sticky Bun is a perfect way to kick off your meal. We tried the Pork Shoulder Hash, Prosciutto Eggs Benedict, and Country Dutch Baby, and they were all delicious choices.

It's an Edmonds kinda night.....a date night My main squeeze and I managed to get a bar table on a busy Friday night. The atmosphere at this spot is warm, cozy, and romantic. Our waitress was very sweet. She checked on us often and had great suggestions..... like the gelato! Pizza is so flavorful and light! We had the honey meat pizza and I could eat it everyday. I asked if they had calamari and was pleasantly surprised it was on the bar menu and not the main menu and I'm so glad we ordered it! Lastly the gelato was worth it.

Ambiance was very chill, nicer. Felt fancy , but can be smart casual kind of place. We came for happy hour, ordering the focaccia , pinwheel lasagna and then mushroom truffle potato pizza from regular menu. AND WOW, everything was so fresh and flavorful. Loved the pesto on the focaccia , sauce for lasagna was perfectly seasoned and you can tell tomato was fresh. And the truffle pizza hard whole roasted garlic pizzas on it to enhance the flavor . To top it off, we had an amazing, attentive, and fun serve, Claire. She was a hoot and I would literally come back just for her even.Overall , great place to check out in downtown Edmonds. It's the quaint and cute ! We will be back to enjoy the outdoor dining in the summer too.

A lovely and lively destination eatery in Edmonds. The dishes we ordered were very tasty and customer service from Alex was just right; perfect timing on his check-ins. Please make a reservation.

Do yourself a favor and eat here! We had the pasta bolognese and a (something with honey on it) pizza, which I can't recall the official name of, which had a wonderful crust and flavor, stone fruit salad (seriously good!) and the calamari. All of it was delicious and satisfying. The drinks were very good as well!

Been wanting to try them for so long and mama they did not disappoint!everything from the food , presentation , and ambiance was down the Tickular !Espresso Martini was balls of the walls too, they really said 'it's that me espresso' mwah

Good vibes, good food and fast service. Ordered the eggs benedict (vegetarian) and the pecan sticky bun. Knocked off one star since the tomatoes on the eggs benedict were not the best quality - they were a bit grainy and crumbly - and the sticky bun was a tad dry. Everything else was great, the hash browns that came with the Benedict were very flavorful and crispy. The portions are also very sizable, which I liked. This place is great for brunch and their dinner menu looks good too so I may have to come back.