Restaurant News Located in nearby Mill Creek, Rare Society steakhouse rivals those in New York City

Edmonds, WALocal News

Rare Society, located in Mill Creek, is quickly becoming a culinary hotspot, drawing inspiration from the lavish retro steakhouses of Las Vegas. Under the guidance of Chef Brad Wise, the restaurant focuses on high-quality meat and seafood while also catering to vegetarian diners. The lively happy hour, featuring innovative small plates and affordable cocktails, makes it an attractive option for those looking to enjoy a gourmet experience without breaking the bank. Guests rave about the delicious Caesar salad and perfectly grilled steaks, indicating a strong commitment to culinary excellence. While the ambiance is likened to a stylish speakeasy, the music volume detracted from the overall dining experience, suggesting a need for adjustments.

Rare Society’s unique offerings, such as its meat boards, further elevate its status among local dining options. With nearly two years in operation, it stands out as a gem for steak aficionados in the Pacific Northwest. The restaurant's combination of elegance, comfort, and quality makes it a noteworthy addition to the region's culinary landscape.

Related Articles

Council committee to discuss Edmonds Downtown Alliance workplan during Sept. 16 meeting

The Edmonds City Council will discuss the future of the downtown Business Improvement District (BID) during its Committee of the Whole meeting on September 16. Council members will review recommendations from the Edmonds Downtown Alliance and receive a monthly financial report.

Scene in Edmonds Around town - My Edmonds News

Edmonds residents can enjoy two upcoming events: an author series and a candidates forum on September 25. The author series will feature local writers discussing their works, while the candidates forum will allow voters to engage with candidates before the upcoming elections.

City Council explores biennial budget options, levy impacts during daylong retreat

The Edmonds City Council discussed potential modifications to the 2025-26 biennial budget during a daylong retreat. A proposed $14.5 million levy lid lift will appear on the November 4 ballot, aimed at funding essential city services like police and parks. Mayor Mike Rosen detailed $8 million in budget cuts made to address financial challenges.