Sleek dining room, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and intimate cocktail lounge create a modern industrial and stylish yet cozy vibe. Warm, dim lighting fosters a quiet, relaxing atmosphere suitable for casual hangouts and date nights. Unique cocktails and elevated, comforting food complement the upscale yet approachable setting.
Fish dishes feature perfectly tender smoked salmon and delicately seared fillets with a light crunchy skin. Seafood like shrimp and scallops taste fresh and sweet with no fishiness.
Good to know
Reservations are suggested to ensure a table during busy hours.
There is limited street meter parking available in the area.
Paid hotel parking service is available at the corner.
Modern aesthetic and minimalistic design create a peaceful, casual atmosphere with spotless cleanliness. Large portions and fresh ingredients define the food experience, while the space remains uncluttered and inviting. The vibe stays calm, making it easy to relax and customize meals.
Fish here is consistently fresh and of high quality. Many options feature flavorful and delicious fish.
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Expect a 30% discount on opening day for all orders.
The poke bowls are large enough for two people to share.
Parking spots are small; consider visiting during off-peak hours.
Bright colors and beautiful decor create an inviting space with both indoor and outdoor seating, including a cozy patio with heaters and cover. Atmosphere feels authentic and relaxing, suitable for casual dining with fresh air and friendly energy. A standout feature is the fantastic salsa bar offering a range of heat levels.
Fish tacos come with perfectly cooked, fresh fish and a nicely seasoned batter. Options include Baja style and fish burritos made to order, all at a very reasonable price.
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Taco Time Cantina offers unique taco options not available anywhere else.
The chef makes everything daily from scratch with over 20 years of experience.
Expect a 2% credit card surcharge not listed on the menu.
Small, cozy space with elegant Japanese decor and unique wall artwork creates a warm, calm atmosphere. A sushi bar with three chefs adds to the contemporary, stylish feel. The vibe is welcoming and peaceful, suited for enjoying a fusion of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine.
Fish comes in very fresh and imported from Spain, offering unique flavors. The Nigiri Omakase features perfectly balanced pieces with just the right rice-to-fish ratio, highlighting the quality.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect to pay higher prices for the quality of food served.
There is a free parking lot behind the building for customers.
Open kitchen and clean, modern decor create a spacious, inviting atmosphere with well-spaced seating and cushioned chairs. Conversation flows easily thanks to good acoustics despite hard surfaces. Extensive sake selection and fresh, flavorful sushi and skewers complement the artistic Japanese cuisine vibe.
Fish served here is incredibly fresh with a rich, melt-in-your-mouth texture. Sashimi and hand rolls feature firm, thick slices, and grilled fish collar stands out as excellent.
Good to know
Reservations for the omakase experience are recommended at least one week in advance.
Expect a short wait time during weekday dinners.
The sushi is priced at $7.00 per piece, which is higher than average.
Small restaurant with intimate booths separated by paper screens creates a quiet, cozy atmosphere ideal for dates. Limited seating and privacy among tables make it feel exclusive. Known for exceptionally fresh sushi with thick cuts and authentic flavors, it requires reservations due to popularity.
Fish arrives insanely fresh thanks to daily early morning sourcing. Cuts are thick and generous, showcasing high quality that stands out compared to typical offerings.
Good to know
Reservations are required due to limited seating; call ahead to secure a spot.
Parking is limited in the lot, but street parking is available on Arroyo.
The prices are about $5 per piece of nigiri, with some items being pricier.
Dark wood interiors create an intimate, casual vibe with soft jazz playing behind busy staff. Regulars fill the space, drawn by exceptional fresh fish and well-prepared sushi that ranks among the best in the city. Atmosphere blends warmth and youthfulness with a slightly upscale yet relaxed feel.
Fresh fish stands out with exceptional quality and no issues in appearance or texture. Chefs explain each preparation and include unique touches like white fish in tempura and high-quality sushi rice.
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The online menu is outdated and does not reflect current prices.
Expect to pay around $125 per person for a meal with sushi, soup, and a drink.
The special omakase costs $200 per person after tax and tip.
Intimate setting with 10 seats and a dramatic marble wall creates a calm, luxe atmosphere. Guests watch chefs prepare world-class kaiseki and omakase dishes featuring fresh, high-quality fish and wagyu. The experience includes thoughtful presentation and a matcha tea ceremony, offering a quiet, elegant dining event.
Fish here shows exceptional quality. The freshness and texture stand out clearly.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least one month in advance due to limited seating.
The cost is over $250 per person, including tip.
Parking can be difficult in the downtown area.
Bright walls showcase hand-painted murals and vibrant artwork that draw attention throughout the space. A self-serve salsa bar offers a variety of sauces and toppings, adding flavor options to meals. The atmosphere combines lively music with a casual, downtown vibe.
Fish tacos stand out with fried and breaded white fish and grilled Mahi options. The menu also features scallop and garlic shrimp tacos, all priced reasonably with combos including a beer.
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Parking is available around the corner from the restaurant.
The restaurant does not have public restrooms for customers.
Expect no wait to order on Sunday nights.
Small space with countertop seating and modern decor creates a comfortable setting. Fusion of Mexican and Japanese cuisine offers unique sushi with surprising twists like hamachi with chocolate. Outdoor patio buzzes with lively energy and local art adds an artsy vibe.
Fish arrives immaculate and fresh, melting in the mouth with sauces and spices that enhance its flavor. Quality consistently stays very good throughout.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly.
The restaurant is on the pricier side, so budget accordingly.
Expect limited indoor seating, which may not accommodate large groups.
Small space with minimalist decor and a cat fish theme creates a calming, family-friendly atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a spacious pet-friendly patio, while inside remains clean and inviting without loud distractions. The vibe stays laid-back and cozy, suitable for relaxed dining.
Fresh fish arrives daily, ensuring great quality and extreme freshness. Rolls pack generous amounts of fish rather than rice, and dishes like tai with caviar and sweet shrimp stand out.
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Fresh Fish Friday features special imports that arrive on that day.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Small kiosk offers impeccably clean space with freshest local seafood and phenomenal quality fish. Atmosphere feels charming and focused on high-end products, attracting those seeking premium seafood. Prices run high, reflecting the top-tier selection and care in sourcing.
Freshness stands out with a great selection including Arctic char, shrimp, bass, and red snapper. Staff provide excellent service and helpful preparation tips, making it a reliable spot for quality fish.
Good to know
Fish Tales sells out of favorites, so customers should get there early for sushi or other favorites.
Hot food is available until 7 PM on weekdays, but it’s not available after 6 PM.
Fish Tales offers delivery, which is a big plus.
Mexican restaurant offers colorful storefront and outdoor seating with views of the pier. Atmosphere shifts from quiet early afternoons to a lively vibe later, enhanced by Mexican music and a self-serve salsa bar. Affordable drinks include $5 margaritas and draft beers, complementing well-regarded tacos and burritos.
Crispy fish tacos stand out for their flavor and freshness. They come at a consistent price of $3.50 and pair well with other items like ceviche and churros.
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On Tuesdays, enjoy $2.50 street tacos and two for $5 specials.
Happy hour features $3 pints and $6 margaritas from 2 to 6 PM and all day on weekends.
Outdoor seating is available for dogs.
Modern urban space combines gourmet seafood market, sushi spot, and coffee shop with meticulous presentation. Atmosphere feels vibrant and skilled, attracting fish lovers and even celebrity chefs. Dry aged fish and fresh sushi-grade offerings stand out as distinctive features.
Fish here is fresh sushi grade and treated with next level aging techniques. The smoked salmon wings and dry aged fish show clear mastery and care in preparation.
Good to know
The handroll area opens at 12 noon, while the takeout area opens at 11 am.
Street parking is the only option available at this location.
They offer shucked oysters for dine-in or unshucked to take home.
Interior mimics a submarine design with unique lamps on each table, creating a stylish and cozy vibe. Atmosphere feels hip and trendy, lively with fire shows enhancing the dining experience. Space suits both casual nights and special dinners, attracting those who enjoy fresh Korean seafood BBQ.
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Valet parking costs $4 and is available behind the restaurant.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Refills for side dishes incur an extra charge.
Space combines sexy, elegant design with an intimate, cozy atmosphere centered around an open wood-burning oven. Energy feels vibey and lively, balancing warmth with a modern, fresh vibe. Guests enjoy thoughtful touches like complimentary teas and a menu inspired by forgotten spice route cultures.
Fish dishes highlight a wood burning stove that enhances flavor. The porgy stands out as a light and well-done option. Mezze and pasta also pair well with the fish offerings.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
Gluten-free options are available for those with dietary restrictions.
The restaurant offers a private booth for a more intimate dining experience.
Interior features life-size Samurai warrior sculptures and fashionable, trendy decor with dim, warm lighting creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Lounge music plays softly, enhancing a unique vibe that sets it apart from typical sushi restaurants. Creative cocktails and beautifully presented dishes add to a special dining experience.
Fish here is consistently fresh and of A5 quality, offering a delicate, melt-in-your-mouth texture. The selection is carefully crafted with real attention to detail.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Brunch service starts at 10am on weekends.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Bright, modern space with options to sit at the bar, inside, or outside offers a clean, simple interior that keeps focus on sushi. Atmosphere is lively and energetic, making it unsuitable for quiet dinners but great for a night out. Valet parking adds convenience to the experience.
Fish comes ultra fresh with a generous slice on a small block of selected Japanese rice. Each piece balances just the right amount of rice, sauce, and toppings to let the fish shine.
Good to know
Make sure to make reservations or you may not get a table.
Expect long wait times during peak dinner hours.
Prices are reasonable compared to many other sushi restaurants in the area.
Small space with intimate seating and jazz music creates a calm, elegant atmosphere ideal for relaxed dinners or dates. Skilled chefs focus on authentic sushi flavors, offering a creative, high-quality omakase experience. Sake selection is guided by knowledgeable staff, enhancing the overall dining.
Fresh fish stands out with excellent quality and authentic flavors. Dishes showcase beautifully prepared fish that invites continuous ordering.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended well in advance, especially on holiday weekends.
Happy hour runs until 6:30 pm, offering great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available right out front, but can be limited during peak times.
Bagel shop with a cozy, old school vibe and a small outdoor seating area. Busy atmosphere moves quickly, inviting for coffee and reading outside. Known for top-tier smoked fish and specialty cream cheeses.
An extensive selection of smoked salmon and other cured fish fills the deli case. The quality of the smoked fish stands out as extremely high.
Good to know
The price for two bagels with smoked fish is around $40, including tip and tax.
The restaurant offers a full menu of Jewish takeout, all made in house.
The classic lox sandwich requires you to ask for tomato, onion, or capers.
Small, intimate Japanese izakaya with limited seating and an extensive sake menu creates a cozy, warm atmosphere filled with loud conversations and light jazz. The vibe feels like a communal local hangout, lively yet relaxed, where making reservations is necessary due to popularity.
Fish here is fresh and served in various ways like yellowtail on steamed rice and donabe rice with salmon and ikura. Dishes include white fish with ponzu and firefly squid, highlighting a range of delicate flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary due to the restaurant's popularity and limited seating.
Special events like Dassai Sake Night and Nankai Shochu Night occur regularly.
DJs perform on the fifth weekend of every month, adding to the atmosphere.
Sushi restaurant offers an intimate, modern space with artistic design touches and unique light fixtures. Jazz music plays softly, creating a cozy atmosphere that feels upscale without pretension. The vibe suits couples and those seeking a peaceful environment focused on food and company.
Enormous sushi rolls pack a literal mountain of fresh fish in every bite. Salmon carpaccio and fish wrapped in pickled beets highlight the flavorful, high-quality seafood, though tuna quality varies.
Good to know
You can bring your own wine without a corkage fee.
The restaurant opens at 1:00 PM, not 12:30 PM as listed online.
They accommodate families, including infants, without a reservation on busy nights.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with intimate seating and outdoor dining with heaters. Quiet, neighborhood vibe with staff speaking Japanese, creating an authentic atmosphere. Known for exceptionally fresh sushi and traditional preparation by experienced chefs.
Fish comes in fresh and high quality here. Prices stay reasonable despite the great quality.
Good to know
Bigger vehicles should consider the parking lot size.
The prices are reasonable for the quality of fish offered.
Reservations are only available for bigger parties.
Space channels New Orleans style with unique decor and communal sing-alongs led by staff and veteran artists. Atmosphere stays fun and lively without being loud, blending classic warmth with engaging entertainment. Regulars enjoy authentic Cajun vibes that create a one-of-a-kind dining experience.
Blackened Red Fish stands out as a special entree, prepared with care and full of flavor. The fish dishes here feel unique and well crafted, especially the Louisiana redfish which tastes delicious.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak times.
The restaurant features a sing-along of 'What a Wonderful World' once or twice a night.
All diners are invited to join in the sing-along during the performance.
Old-timey bar with tin ceilings and a large outdoor patio creates a lively, friendly atmosphere. Live music plays loudly on the patio, drawing a mixed crowd including families with children enjoying a dedicated play area. The space balances kid-friendly features with elevated food and cocktails, making it suitable for casual meals or celebrations.
Fish and chips stand out with a crispy fried texture and solid flavor. Corn cobs and a fried chicken sandwich also complement the fish offerings well.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and Smash Burgers from 4-6:30pm.
Reservations are not necessary for the outdoor space at Luana's Tavern.
The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating available.
Cafe-style space with large windows and neon lighting creates a cozy, casual vibe. Self-service setup includes tea and water stations, encouraging a relaxed pace. Spacious seating accommodates groups comfortably, blending modern decor with a family-friendly atmosphere.
Curry Fish Balls are bouncy and soaked in a fragrant, savory sauce. The dace fish balls appear in hearty broth with chewy egg noodles, and the Imitation Shark Fin Soup features dace fish stewed with dried flounder and pork for a deep umami flavor.
Good to know
Currently, the restaurant only takes cash.
Maxi's 2 is self-service dining where you order at the counter.
Only street parking is available at Maxi's.
Small, family-owned seafood grill with hand-crafted furnishings and a fast casual setup where orders go at the counter. Atmosphere stays relaxing and friendly with a fun music selection and quiet pace. The place draws steady crowds despite its unassuming, modern storefront.
Fish dishes feature fresh, seared fish with sauce served on the side to highlight the flavor. The beer battered fish and homemade British-style chips stand out, especially the fish tacos and Rock Fish and chips.
Good to know
The restaurant does not have a bathroom, so plan accordingly before visiting.
Expect higher prices on the menu, with items averaging at least $4 more than expected.
Parking is ample and available near the restaurant.
Old-world family Italian decor creates a warm and inviting space with covered outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels authentically Italian and welcoming, transporting diners away from the city. A dessert cart adds a charming, nostalgic touch to the experience.
Fish comes covered in potatoes with a delicious taste. The fish entrée is perfectly prepared.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, but there may be available spaces without one.
The menu changes frequently, offering unique dishes each visit.
Expect longer wait times for pasta dishes, especially during peak hours.
Small space centers on a U-shaped counter with a charcoal yakitori station at its heart. Atmosphere blends cozy and stylish with a modern izakaya vibe, balancing lively music and intimate conversation. Authentic Japanese design and cooking methods create a genuine dining experience.
Tender texture defines the fish here, which melts in your mouth. It stays incredibly fresh and bursts with full flavor reminiscent of Japan.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The restaurant is on the pricey side, costing over $100 per person.
Street parking is available near the restaurant.