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​​Seattle Restaurant Week | Salt & Iron Dinner 🟢​​

💰 ​​$65 for 3 courses​​ (Starter + Main + Dessert) 🥩 ​​Beef Tartare​​ – A unique flavor that oddly reminded me of ​​fennel-spiced dumpling filling​​? 🤔 The ​​sirloin main​​ was just okay—​​a bit tough​​—but the ​​crispy fries and sauces saved it​​! The ​​chimichurri​​ was weird at first but ​​strangely addictive​​, perfectly cutting through the grease. And that ​​jalapeño aioli​​? Yes, please! 🐟 ​​Salmon​​ – ​​Better than the steak!​​ Their ​​sauce game is strong​​—the curry sauce had an ​​herbal punch​​ at first, but paired with ​​parsnip purée and gnocchi​​, it grew on me fast. 🥦 ​​Asparagus​​ – Is it just me, or is ​​asparagus season in full swing​​? Sadly, these ​​thin spears were a bit woody​​... but the ​​melty cheese underneath​​ made up for it. (Cheese fixes everything, right?) 🍮 ​​Desserts​​ – ​​FINALLY, desserts that aren’t cloyingly sweet!​​ 🎉 The ​​crème brûlée​​ was ​​perfectly balanced​​—rich, eggy, and not a sugar bomb. The ​​coffee ice cream​​ had that ​​firm, icy texture​​ I love. ​​10/10 would order again!​​ 🟢 ​​Final Verdict​​: We ​​nearly tried the whole menu​​—​​salmon and crème brûlée are must-orders​​, starters depend on your taste, and the ​​sauces are an acquired experience​​. I’d go back to try other dishes… but for a ​​"steak-focused" spot​​, the meat was ​​disappointingly average​​. 📍 ​​321 Main St, Edmonds, WA 98020​​ ​​Have you tried Salt & Iron during Restaurant Week?​​ What did you think of their sauces—love ’em or hate ’em? Drop your thoughts below! 👇 #EdmondsEats #SeattleRestaurantWeek #SeattleFoodie #PacificNorthwestDining #NotTooSweetDesserts #FoodAdventures

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​​Seattle Restaurant Week | Salt & Iron Dinner 🟢​​

💰 ​​$65 for 3 courses​​ (Starter + Main + Dessert) 🥩 ​​Beef Tartare​​ – A unique flavor that oddly reminded me of ​​fennel-spiced dumpling filling​​? 🤔 The ​​sirloin main​​ was just okay—​​a bit tough​​—but the ​​crispy fries and sauces saved it​​! The ​​chimichurri​​ was weird at first but ​​strangely addictive​​, perfectly cutting through the grease. And that ​​jalapeño aioli​​? Yes, please! 🐟 ​​Salmon​​ – ​​Better than the steak!​​ Their ​​sauce game is strong​​—the curry sauce had an ​​herbal punch​​ at first, but paired with ​​parsnip purée and gnocchi​​, it grew on me fast. 🥦 ​​Asparagus​​ – Is it just me, or is ​​asparagus season in full swing​​? Sadly, these ​​thin spears were a bit woody​​... but the ​​melty cheese underneath​​ made up for it. (Cheese fixes everything, right?) 🍮 ​​Desserts​​ – ​​FINALLY, desserts that aren’t cloyingly sweet!​​ 🎉 The ​​crème brûlée​​ was ​​perfectly balanced​​—rich, eggy, and not a sugar bomb. The ​​coffee ice cream​​ had that ​​firm, icy texture​​ I love. ​​10/10 would order again!​​ 🟢 ​​Final Verdict​​: We ​​nearly tried the whole menu​​—​​salmon and crème brûlée are must-orders​​, starters depend on your taste, and the ​​sauces are an acquired experience​​. I’d go back to try other dishes… but for a ​​"steak-focused" spot​​, the meat was ​​disappointingly average​​. 📍 ​​321 Main St, Edmonds, WA 98020​​ ​​Have you tried Salt & Iron during Restaurant Week?​​ What did you think of their sauces—love ’em or hate ’em? Drop your thoughts below! 👇 #EdmondsEats #SeattleRestaurantWeek #SeattleFoodie #PacificNorthwestDining #NotTooSweetDesserts #FoodAdventures

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