Small, no-frills deli with cafeteria-style seating and classic NYC slice shop buzz. Lively atmosphere filled with old Arabic music and shisha scent from the adjacent hookah lounge. Friendly vibe welcomes all ages with casual, loud conversations and random YouTube videos playing on monitors.
Big pieces of fish come with the fish and chips plate. The dish pairs well with the Empire steak option and satisfies with its generous portions.
Bread here has a perfect crunch outside with a soft inside. Sandwiches use fresh, toasted rye and French bread that holds fillings well and adds to the overall flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant offers halal options, except for corned beef and pastrami.
Expect a wait time of less than 10 minutes for your order.
The portions are generous, making it great for big appetites.
Stylish outdoor setup with string lights and cozy seating creates a lively yet relaxed energy. Large open windows and an open roof on the second floor blend indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly. The atmosphere balances upscale casual with a beautiful, comfortable vibe.
Fish and chips come out crisp, golden, and perfectly seasoned. The dish stands out for its excellent texture and flavor.
Fresh pita bread arrives warm and soft, making it a standout. Creamy hummus and pistachio labneh pair well with the fresh-madr pita bread and add to the experience.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 3 PM to 7 PM with great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
Expect a long wait during peak hours, particularly for happy hour.
Casual seafood restaurant with fast food-style seating and plastic dinnerware creates a laid-back, family-friendly vibe. Bright lighting and island music add to the relaxed atmosphere. Small size keeps it comfortable without feeling crowded.
Fish comes out fresh and flaky with a golden, crispy coating that is never greasy. The portion feels generous and the overall taste stands out as amazingly good.
Fresh bread comes with clam steamers to soak up the broth. The steamer sauce pairs well with the bread. Clam chowder is served in a bread bowl.
Good to know
All-you-can-eat fish Fridays are available, making it a popular choice.
Expect to pay around $40 for a meal with tax and tip.
The restaurant has a clean environment, enhancing the dining experience.
Small space with limited seating creates a cozy atmosphere. Food offers generous portions and fresh, flavorful Italian dishes served quickly. Casual spot attracts diners seeking great value and satisfying meals.
Fish and chips feature Tilapia and cod options. The cod version is known for being well worth the wait.
Garlic bread features a crunchy flaky crust that crumbles easily and a soft buttery interior with just the right amount of garlic.
Good to know
The 10-piece shrimp and 10-piece fish combo costs $60.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy dinner hours.
You can dine in or take your meal to go.
Open dining room with a long bar creates a lively, sometimes loud atmosphere with dimmed lights for a cozy, moody vibe. Thoughtful interior design includes a mountain view through window walls and a quaint table area near the bar. Drinks like craft cocktails and sharp steak knives add to the upscale, detailed experience.
Batter stays light while fish remains moist in the fish and chips. This dish stands out as a favorite among the menu options.
Warm, buttery corn bread offers a perfect touch of sweetness. It stands out as a notably satisfying bread option here.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend evenings.
The restaurant is located next to Whole Foods with ample parking available.
Expect food to arrive within 7 to 10 minutes after ordering.
Industrial design with brick walls and high ceilings creates a lively, noisy atmosphere filled with echoes. Many large TVs cater to sports fans, while a pet-friendly outdoor patio offers a relaxed vibe. Gluten-free options stand out, supported by dedicated fryers and careful allergy precautions.
Gluten-free fish and chips come from a dedicated fryer, keeping them separate from other fried items. The dish tastes very delicious and includes some French fries that are safe for gluten-free diets.
Gluten-free options include freshly made bread crafted locally in Phoenix. Complimentary appetizers feature toasted and cheesy bread with olive oil, adding a welcoming touch.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend brunches.
The venue accommodates gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions.
Parking is available on-site, but it can fill up quickly during peak hours.
Irish pub style decor fills the space with walls covered in signed dollar bills and Jameson bottles. Live bands and DJs create a lively atmosphere, complemented by patio seating and a long bar. The vibe blends Irish pub charm with a sports bar energy, drawing crowds for live music and interactive trivia.
Fish and chips come with crispy batter and generous portions. The dish stays consistently good and hits the spot every time.
Marbled bread holds corned beef crumbles with sauerkraut, cheese, and sauce. Garlic bread comes small but spot on. Bread sticks accompany drinks well, and crispy onions add a nice crunch to sandwiches.
Good to know
Happy hour offers half-off appetizers every day from 4-7pm.
On March 17th, the pub hosts an authentic Irish celebration.
Lunch specials include a burger and beer combo for under $10.
Cozy market-style seafood spot offers freshest fish with a raw bar and casual coastal vibe. Indoor and outdoor seating create a relaxed atmosphere with a cool side bar for drinks. The place draws those seeking quality seafood in a modern, inviting setting.
Fish and chips come out crispy and well-cooked, pairing nicely with a Warrior IPA. Portions like the 3-piece serve are solid, making it easy to get a quick, tasty meal with great service.
Soft bread pairs well with perfectly fried fish, dressed with just the right amount of slaw and remoulade. Chimichurri sauce from Noble Bread adds a fresh, vibrant touch.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 5 PM with discounted appetizers and drinks.
The restaurant offers two-dollar shuck oysters during happy hour.
Expect higher prices for seafood dishes, with some items over $20.
Exposed brick and modern design create a stylish yet comfortable atmosphere with an industrial charm. An attached ice cream bar and outdoor seating with shade and mist cooling add unique touches. The space balances an upscale bar and restaurant vibe with quiet, relaxed energy.
Fish and chips here stand out for their crispy batter and tender fish. The dish often draws comparisons to versions from Ireland, highlighting its authentic flavor.
Smoky pastrami sandwiches come on toasted bread or pretzel bread. Rye bread stands out as exceptionally good, especially with Ruben sandwiches. Gluten-free bread options exist for sandwiches and hamburgers.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak hours.
Parking can be challenging; consider using the nearby public parking lot.
The restaurant offers gluten-free bread options for sandwiches and hamburgers.
Lavish interior with stunning decor creates an elegant, inviting atmosphere. Live DJ and rooftop bar offer panoramic sunset views and vibrant energy. Cocktails and food focus on quality and presentation, attracting adults for dates or social outings.
Fish and chips here feature crispy batter and fresh fish that delivers a divine flavor. The dish consistently comes out delicious and well-prepared.
Bread stands out with the Signature Wolf Bread served alongside two different butters. It pairs well with dishes like tuna tostadas and impresses with its quality for carb lovers.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and holidays.
Parking is available with both lot and valet options.
The restaurant is not family-friendly; it's better suited for dates or outings with friends.