Enjoy crispy panko Cod with fresh, light batter and homemade cocktail sauce. The old warehouse setting offers a flea market vibe with casual seating. Daytime brings a lively crowd, while evenings feel peaceful, perfect for generous portions of classic fish and chips.
Fish comes out light and crispy with a panko breaded Cod option and homemade cocktail sauce. It stays fresh, not greasy, and pairs well with tartar sauce and malt vinegar.
Good to know
Expect a short wait time, usually around 10-15 minutes during busy periods.
Parking can be confusing; look for the Free Parking sign after driving around the block.
They offer different specials every Thursday and Friday, including salmon dishes.
Small seafood spot buzzes with loud music and a community vibe around a sidewalk chessboard. Fish dishes shine with crispy fried perfection, especially the fish sandwich and fish and chips. Walls covered in community artwork add a soulful, home-like feel outdoors.
Fish comes fried to perfection with a crispy, satisfying texture. The fish sandwich and fish and chips stand out as favorites, offering consistently great flavor and quality.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 4:30 PM and is closed on Sundays.
There is no indoor seating at Fish House Cafe.
Cash is preferred; credit cards may not be accepted.
Modern Japanese spot offers fresh fish in generous portions and a warm atmosphere that feels inviting. The quiet front contrasts with a lively back, creating a unique flow. Extensive vegan sushi menu ensures options for all tastes.
Fish comes in fresh slices and generous portions. Quality stays very high across nigiri and chirashi bowls.
Good to know
They have a dedicated Vegan Roll menu for plant-based options.
Parking can be tricky, so plan ahead before visiting.
Real wasabi root is served, which is rare and a unique offering.
Eclectic decor with vintage typewriters sets a cozy vibe. Market fish shines alongside spring onion appetizers for fresh flavor. Live DJ spins 70s and 80s soul, creating a lively atmosphere perfect for social nights.
Market fish features prominently alongside spring onion appetizers that bring a fresh, tasty touch. Mussels and street corn fritters complement the fish dishes well.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as it gets busy after 10am.
Street parking is available near the venue.
Happy hour pricing is available for certain appetizers and drinks.
Outdoor seating offers dog-friendly patio and river views with live music creating a lively vibe. Fish and chips shine with panko crust and battered options, perfect by the dockside. Inside, crowds gather for games, adding to the energetic bar atmosphere with scenic Mount Rainier views.
Fish and chips stand out with a panko-crusted option and a battered version, both well-liked. The dish pairs well with dockside views enhancing the experience.
Good to know
Open mic night happens every Thursday, starting at 7pm.
Meat Bingo is a fun weekly event, typically held on Wednesdays.
Parking is only allowed in yellow-lined spaces; otherwise, you may get a ticket.
Cozy soul food spot offers crispy fried fish with juicy, thick cuts and seasoned breading. Family vibe shines through warm decor and soul music. Guests enjoy a laid-back atmosphere that feels like home.
Huge, thick pieces of fish come with perfectly seasoned breading and a juicy finish. Fried fish stands out as crispy and flavorful, making it a solid choice alongside classic sides.
Good to know
The restaurant is located just off I-5, making it easy to access.
Reservations are not required, but expect longer wait times during peak hours.
Takeout containers are used for all food, even for dine-in orders.
Private booths with Naruto art create a cozy vibe while K-pop music adds energy. Sushi burritos offer a balanced fish mix with crab salad and avocado. Huge bowls feature varied fish and veggies, all served in a manga-themed setting.
Sushi burritos feature a good amount of fish balanced with crab salad, cream cheese, and avocado. Bowls come huge with a variety of visually appealing fish and vegetables.
Good to know
Parking is scarce near the downtown location; consider public transport.
The downtown Tacoma location has limited seating, especially during lunch.
Takeout is popular due to limited seating options.