Small, family-owned fish and chips spot offers a cozy atmosphere with a clean, unassuming interior. The vibe is friendly and warm, attracting those seeking large portions at reasonable prices and a balance of fried and non-fried seafood options.
Both New England clam chowder and Manhattan clam chowder are available, with the Manhattan version noted as excellent. The New England clam chowder is described as fabulous.
Fish comes out fresh and flaky with a perfectly cooked texture and crispy breading that holds up well even for takeout.
Good to know
The restaurant offers size options for fish and chips, such as 1 for $10 and 2 for $16.
Their Tuesday special is 3 tacos for $10.
Parking can be a bit of a hassle.
Bright, clean space with a casual vibe and fresh seafood aroma sets a welcoming tone. A spacious market upstairs offers high-quality fresh fish, while a cool raw bar downstairs serves oysters, lobster rolls, and other seafood treats in a BYOB environment.
Clam chowder comes with prosciutto bits, scallops, and yellowfin tuna. It pairs well with other seafood like raw oysters and shrimp cocktails.
Fresh fish arrives daily, including multiple types of salmon and whole snapper. The selection features obscure fish, shellfish, and consistently affordable prices.
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The market offers a great selection of fresh seafood with daily deliveries.
Prices are reasonable compared to other seafood markets in the area.
The raw bar is BYOB, allowing customers to bring their own alcohol.
Seafood market with an old school setup and freshly caught fish fills the air with a strong aroma. Busy and often crowded, it offers cash-only transactions and a simple menu focused on fried fish. Outdoor benches by the water provide a peaceful view of the bay for enjoying take-out seafood.
New England clam chowder stands out for its rich and delicious flavor. It comes in generous portions, often available for takeout in quarts, making it a frequent choice for clam chowder lovers.
Freshly caught fish arrives ready for frying, offering a variety of fried fish that stays simple and cash only. The fish is always perfectly prepared and presented with great quality and taste.
Good to know
Keyport Fishery only accepts cash payments; an ATM is available inside.
Keyport Fishery does not offer dine-in options; takeout is available.
Expect limited parking and long lines during peak hours.
Small seafood spot offers casual outdoor seating with picnic tables and a laid-back vibe. Fresh, high-quality seafood comes at affordable prices, attracting a steady crowd especially on weekends. The atmosphere feels old-school and unpretentious, focusing on take-out rather than dine-in.
New England clam chowder comes loaded with clams and fresh herbs. The Manhattan clam chowder offers a flavorful twist, though the chowder can have a bit of extra black pepper.
Freshness stands out with the fish here. It appeals to anyone who loved eating fish as a child.
Good to know
This is a take out restaurant, not an eat-in place.
The fried, broiled, and appetizer specials vary weekly.
There is always a long wait on weekends.
Restaurant offers a multi-level dining area with elegant decor and soft lighting that creates a coastal cozy atmosphere. Bar features comfortable seating and TVs, attracting a mix of guests seeking strong cocktails and flavorful food. Space feels welcoming and relaxed, with a layout that balances intimacy and openness.
Rich and creamy with chunks of bacon and potato, the clam chowder has a hearty texture and a small hint of spice. It follows a New England style but has fewer clams than usual.
Fresh fish stands out here, especially in the Steam Pot with monk fish and clams in a tasty broth. Fish tacos avoid overcooking, though some dishes like my wife's fish come out just OK.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during busy summer months.
Taco Tuesdays offer great deals on food and drinks.
Happy hour features discounted full-size dishes.
Nautical-themed decor creates a bright, casual space with two floors and outside seating. Music ranges from live performances to a well-curated oldies playlist, adding to the chill vibes. The atmosphere stays pleasant and lowkey, avoiding any upscale or stuffy feel.
Creamy and rich with a New England style, the clam chowder features a thick texture loaded mostly with potatoes and a few chopped clams. It has a tasty, hearty flavor that stands out.
Fish dishes include fish tacos and a rustic Cioppino stew with clams, mussels, fish, and shrimp in a garlic-tomato broth. Lobster and other seafood options also appear alongside steaks and hamburgers.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Parking is available in the lot at the back and on the street.
Expect high prices, with some dishes costing over $20.
Seafood takeout spot with a quaint, old feel and spartan indoor space. Outdoor seating includes picnic tables and benches overlooking a boating body, creating a relaxed beach town vibe. Busy atmosphere with long waits, especially during peak times.
Clam chowder here stands out for its rich blend combining clam and crab chowders equally. It pairs well with seafood dishes and offers a tasty New England style that many find satisfying.
Fish comes fresh and well prepared with no foul odor. The market feels like a fresh fish market and offers good quality fish and shellfish for cooking or complete meals.
Good to know
Expect a two and a half hour wait for takeout during peak times.
Call ahead on weekends and holidays to avoid long wait times.
Order crabs at least 2-3 days in advance for pickup.
Small seafood market restaurant with a cozy, retro vibe and a laidback shore atmosphere. Guests pick meals from a refrigerated case featuring the freshest catch, reflecting a nearly 100-year-old fishing shack style. The space feels quaint and bustling, offering a friendly, family-like setting.
Manhattan clam chowder stands out with its rich, creamy broth and is packed with clams. Both red and white versions offer a smooth, flavorful experience that many find worth bringing home.
Freshness stands out with tons of fresh fish options and daily specials. Fish quality stays high and reliable, drawing locals regularly.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to ensure seating, especially during busy times.
The restaurant is a bring-your-own-bottle establishment; no alcohol is served.
Expect the place to be packed at times, especially during peak hours.
Nautical-themed decor creates a cozy, chill vibe with a modern twist. The atmosphere stays friendly and fun without being loud, making it comfortable for casual dining. Unique features include aprons and bibs for messy seafood and an app for bottle delivery at the table.
Clam chowder comes hot and creamy with a full flavor and plenty of clams in every bite. It pairs well with garlic bread and Cajun fries.
Fish and chips feature a slightly crunchy outside with soft, melt-in-your-mouth fish. The fish pieces in platters are small, with about three shrimp included.
Good to know
$1 oyster special is available every Tuesday.
Lunch specials run from 11am to 3pm and are affordable.
The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Seafood market and restaurant combines fresh seafood selection with a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. The space feels down to earth and relaxed, inviting diners to enjoy simple, tasty dishes. It stands out for its unpretentious vibe and focus on freshness rather than elaborate decor.
New England clam chowder comes with a creamy texture and is reasonably priced. Manhattan clam chowder offers a tomato-based flavor and both are available for takeout.
Fresh fish selection stands out with options like grouper and cod for fish and chips. A market lets you pick your fish directly, ensuring quality and no fishy smell.
Good to know
Expect longer wait times during summer weekends; reservations are not required.
Credit card payments incur a 3% processing fee; cash is preferred.
Parking is ample and free, making access easy for visitors.
Small dining space features early 1950s vintage decor with comfortable seating. Atmosphere feels like a quiet resort spot rather than a typical highway restaurant. Known for fresh seafood including a popular seafood boil and Manhattan clam chowder.
Manhattan clam chowder stands out with its rich tomato base and fresh clams. Both clam chowders offer solid flavors, with the lobster bisque nearby showing a noticeable sherry flavor.
Freshness stands out with clean, odor-free fish and a good selection. Fish dishes come out perfectly cooked, and the market offers both meals and fish to go.
Good to know
Parking is available right in front or on the side of the restaurant.
Reservations are not required; you can seat yourself upon arrival.
They offer a seafood boil at a reasonable price.
Bar and grill with spacious heated outdoor seating offering views of the bay and lighthouse. Atmosphere blends laid-back charm with an old saloon and maritime theme, creating a comfortable and festive vibe. Regulars enjoy hearty meals and well-crafted cocktails in a setting that balances lively bar energy with relaxed dining.
Hearty New England clam chowder features fresh, tasty clams. It pairs well with garlic clams and fried clam strips for a solid seafood start.
Fish tacos stand out as a notable dish here. Other fish options like fried cod fish and chips come in small portions and can be overcooked or burnt.
Good to know
Kubel's accepts credit cards, which is uncommon in the area.
Kubel's does not take reservations; you must be present to join the waitlist.
Expect long wait times during peak season; arrive early for a table.
Seafood market with an interior styled like Captain Quint's living room and a clean, bright atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers views of the sunset over the Seaside Bridge, creating a homey, comfortable vibe. The space fills with energy when busy, becoming loud and lively during peak times.
Manhattan Clam Chowder stands out with a rich, flavorful broth. The restaurant's BYOB policy lets you pair it with your own drinks, adding to the experience.
Fish here is consistently fresh and beautifully cooked. The blackened fish tacos stand out with their toasted soft taco shell, and the fish and chips are very fresh and tasty.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB, allowing guests to bring their own alcohol.
A 3% credit card fee is added to the bill if you pay with a card.
Expect higher prices for seafood compared to local grocery stores.
Seafood market offers a great selection of fresh fish and excellent seafood with large portions at reasonable prices. The space is larger than expected but has a fishy smell inside. Music plays during dining, creating a casual atmosphere.
Made in-house, the clam chowder features a decent amount of clam meat but can taste watery and plain at times. It sits alongside crab soups and offers a straightforward New England style.
Fish here stays ultra fresh with a multi-system cooling method that keeps it cold and clean. The selection is extensive, offering over a hundred types of fresh, wild-caught fish with no bad smells or cloudy eyes.
Good to know
Pride shows occur regularly at Woolley's Fish Market.
The seafood tower costs $7, offering a good value.
Expect a crowded atmosphere, especially during holidays like Christmas Eve.