EdmondsFish & Chips in Edmonds, WA, Steps from the Ferry Terminal
Welcome to SPUD Fish & Chips! Since 2015, we’ve been serving hand cut, hand battered, sustainable, wild-caught Alaskan fish and chips on the Edmonds waterfront. You’ll find us in Salish Crossing at 174 Sunset Avenue, just steps from the Edmonds ferry terminal, so we’re often the first (and last!) taste of one of the Pacific Northwest’s most charming coastal towns.
Your Waterfront Stop Near the Edmonds Ferry
Waiting for the ferry to Kingston? Heading home from a day on the Kitsap Peninsula? Out for a stroll along the Edmonds waterfront? SPUD is right here. We’re close to the Edmonds Marina, Brackett’s Landing Beach, the Edmonds Fishing Pier, and the Cascadia Art Museum, which makes us an easy stop for lunch or dinner before or after the ferry.
Grab a basket of wild-caught cod or halibut, find a seat, and watch the ferry glide across Puget Sound toward the Olympic Mountains. It’s about as Pacific Northwest as a meal gets.
Wild-Caught, Sustainable Alaskan Seafood, Fried Fresh to Order
Fish and chips has always been waterfront food, and there’s no better waterfront near Seattle than Edmonds. We use wild-caught, sustainable Alaskan cod, halibut, and rockfish, sourced responsibly and fried fresh to order. Add local potatoes, Tillamook Cheddar, and handmade sides, and every basket is built to match the view.
Things to Do in Edmonds, WA
Just north of Seattle in Snohomish County, Edmonds is a beloved waterfront city with a walkable downtown and stunning Puget Sound views. It’s also home to Washington State’s first designated Creative District. Visitors come year-round for the beaches, the arts scene, whale watching, and an underwater scuba park at Brackett’s Landing that divers love, plus ferry access to Kingston and the Olympic Peninsula. It’s the kind of town where you show up for a ferry and end up staying all afternoon, and we like to think SPUD is a big part of why.
FAQ
Where is SPUD Fish & Chips in Edmonds?
We’re at 174 Sunset Avenue in Salish Crossing, steps from the Edmonds ferry terminal and the waterfront.
Is there fish and chips near the Edmonds-Kingston ferry?
Yes! SPUD is a short walk from the Edmonds ferry terminal, so it’s an easy bite before you board or after you arrive.
What kind of fish do you serve?
Wild-caught, sustainable Alaskan cod, pollock, halibut, and rockfish, fried fresh to order.
SPUD Fish & Chips – Edmonds 174 Sunset Ave, Edmonds, WA 98020
tel: (425) 678-0984
Located in Salish Crossing, across from the Kingston Ferry Terminal
Open Daily: 10am – 8pm Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year's Day & Easter