We waited for a table and could order oysters and wine(or beer/cocktail). The food was amazing down to the tartar sauce. The fish is really fresh and flaky. The blue corn tortillas for the tacos were awesome, the soup had a good portion of mussels/clams and noodles. It’s got a kick so if you’re a mild spice person that dish isn’t for you. We loved it.
If you don’t know about this place, you need to. It is not only a great place to grab some grub and sit enjoy it but also to grab the fish or shellfish to take home and cook yourself. The grilled oysters are amazing, the fresh oysters, there are so many to choose from!!!!, are fresh and never disappoint. Fried fish! Chips! Smoked fish! Halibut collar! I mean so many to choose from. Outside dining covered with heaters for when that Portland weather doesn’t line up the way we want it to. Cold beer selection is enough for a place of this size. Only downfall is the typical new age, wait for your table, order your food before sitting down and bussing your own table. Sometimes defeats the purpose of eating out. But to each there own, the food is top notch!
Great fish dinners. Tacos, steelhead salmon slaw, poke bowl. Cocktails well made, not skimpy on alcohol. Great staff
Loved the delicious dinner. You won’t be disappointed! The music and drinks added fun to the evening. Come early and enjoy a great meal!
Ordered a four pieces - only rock fish - no cod - with fries. Solid fish. Tiny portion, however. Fries are good. High price point. A long wait
Stopped in with 3 family members for a drink and fish & chips. The staff was very friendly, service was fast & efficient, and the rockfish & chips tasty! The plate comes with house-made tartar sauce, a very tasty citrus cilantro slaw and crispy Jojo potato fries. A great choice when you're craving seafood!
This place has the best oysters in town. Super easy to reorder more. Prices are what you would expect at a popular and quality place in Portland, maybe slightly on the pricey end. Oh, and the steelhead fish sandwich is amazing too.
Had been looking forward to visiting for a while, but the fish selection was surprisingly limited for a brand that prides itself on fresh fish. Agree with other posters who say the fish and chips are nothing special. Overcooked and/or rubbery, many taverns in the area do it better. My partner noted the batter was dark and tasted “off” - possible signs of fryer oil that isn’t changed regularly enough. Didn’t finish his. Was it an off day? Who knows? Finally, $8 for a canned beer (local micro, nothing fancy) out of a food truck in the waiting tent? Really? With expected tip (for popping a flip tab) this is a $9-10 beer. You’re looking at $40 out of pocket before even sitting down for lunch. We haven’t been during busier periods, but understand the waiting area can be quite busy. Lucky bartender hauling in those tips, and lucky owners (chain?) making out like a bandit.
Casual fish restaurant. Nice food. Too bad they only have seating in outside. Although they have tent and it is covered, it can be cold. They have heating elements that helps. The seafood market inside carries a lot of seafood and gadgets. It will be really nice if isis nice day. (It was raining when I visited).
Fish tacos were delicious, the blue corn tortilla was a big plus. Salmon burger was quite good as well. Great seafood spot!