Bait to Plate

Star fish usually is the best fish in Boston. At first when the new management took over portions…read morewere bigger fish was thicker. I went there today 12/17/25 and the fish was horrible!!! The fish was under cooked and had dark brown spots on the fish from I'm guessing old oil. And the portions were small and the fish was so thin and was really nothing but fish batter. If I didn't have to return to work I would've returned it all and got my money back. I wish I took pix before tossing it in the trash and thinking to write this review. I called to tell them how horrible the fish was and they told me they were going to have the owner call me so I can express my experience. Hopefully the owner actually calls me. Star fish is trash now I'll personally never go back!!! I wouldn't recommend it to nobody else ever again.

Grabbed some large haddock sandwiches from here & im not impressed. Random broken pieces of fish on…read moretop of soggy bread. The sandwich doesn't even taste the same as it used to but it's double the price The clam strip box was really good but the tartar sauce was very watery. Probably will not return for some time

Star Fish Market 5/2016

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Star Fish Market Dinner menu 5/2016

Red's Best

4.3(323 reviews)

4.3 mi

Located in Boston Public Market. A friend recommended the clam chowder here. It did not disappoint…read more Creamy but not too creamy and lots of clams. So good! We went on a Tuesday and took advantage of the Taco Tuesday deal - 2 fish tacos for $10! The fish was fried - not too greasy or heavy though - wrapped in two corn tortillas each with lettuce and sauce. Limes on the side. The order took a few minutes to be made, but it was worth it. Open seating throughout the market where there are lots of other food and other shops.

Seafood so fresh! I liked the map showing their fresh and sustainable process of how they get fish…read morefrom MA fishermen. Had the soft shell crab BLT special. It was delicious with the added lemon wedges squeezed on, and my first time having fried soft shell! Not served with a side but I didn't need one. Counter service in a busy market so nothing special but the food was fresh. Kind of expensive but the quality is obvious. Located in the public market with plenty of seating and other food stands if you want to mix and match your meal. Industrial/wood vibe.

Fish case

Fish & chips

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Farmers market on a beautiful Saturday afternoon outside of Boston Public Market

Plaza Fish Market II

3.9(12 reviews)

0.7 mi•Dorchester

I have never had a bad steak or piece of fish. Best part is prices are typically less than the…read moresupermarket. Take the trip, see Neal, Manny, Juan or Paco they are all smiles all the time

Great assortment. Prices are fair. Service is great fish, meats, frozen selection. Been going…read morethere for 25 years. Strong. Go discover it. Much more.

3.9 mi•Waterfront, South Boston

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James Hook & Co

4.2(1.9k reviews)

•$$$

Family-owned & operated

101 years in business

While visiting Boston, we found ourselves craving an authentic lobster roll and were pointed toward…read moreJames Hook & Co. After one visit, it became very clear why this place has remained a waterfront institution since 1925. Don't let the long line scare you away -- that line is part of the proof that you are in the right place. James Hook has a classic no-frills New England seafood atmosphere focused on one thing above all else: exceptionally fresh lobster. There's plenty of outdoor seating available, and on a beautiful afternoon with temperatures in the low 80s, sitting outside under the umbrellas overlooking the city made for a perfect lunch setting. We split a large lobster roll since we had eaten a big breakfast earlier in the day, and it was more than enough for two people looking for a lighter meal. The lobster itself was incredibly fresh, sweet, tender, and generously portioned on a perfectly toasted split-top roll with drawn butter served on the side. Simple ingredients executed correctly -- exactly what a proper Boston lobster roll should be. We also tried the stuffed clam, which had a rich, savory stuffing with plenty of flavor and paired perfectly with a squeeze of fresh lemon. There's nothing overly polished or tourist-trapped about James Hook & Co. This is simply authentic Boston seafood done right. If you find yourself anywhere near the waterfront and want the real lobster roll experience, this place is absolutely worth the visit.

It was recommended we check this place out considering it was walking distance from our hotel. We…read moretried a warm butter lobster roll at another restaurant and it wasn't bad. I've never been into cold mayo ones. This time we tried the cold mayo one and it was delicious. Changed my perspective about lobster rolls. This place has limited seating inside and some seating outside. I was bummed they didn't have french fries but it was fine. I took it togo so service wasn't something I could rate. Highly recommend these folks!

The 3 pounder

Lobster meat by the lb.

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Clockwise: lobster Mac and cheese, lobster bisque, clam chowder, 2 regular lobster rolls

Truong Thinh II Super Market

2.9(21 reviews)

0.5 mi•Dorchester

Please please do not buy anything from this place ! They sold me spoiled fishes I called them they…read moreasked me to return the fish for reimbursement thinking I was lying! I did return it and they refused to take the fishes and did not reimburse me ! They were very rude and told me that for meat and fish there is no exchange or reimbursement bla bla bla ! All they care about is making profits they have no interest in your health ! Your family do not matter to them as long as they are getting their money we can all die!!!! They are dangerous !!! Please do not shop there anymore. I don't know what type of chemicals they put on their spoiled fish to stop the bad smell but once you cook it and taste it it's Horrible ! Please stay away from them, stay safe !

I got Bong Mai Fermented Beancurd Chao Bông Mai, great product Made in Vietnam, so delicious and…read moregreat deal! The cashier and staffs are so friendly and professional in calculate prices

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New Deal Fish Market

4.7(207 reviews)

5.2 mi•East Cambridge

This place is packed with extremely fresh seafood. A good mix of both local and surprisingly fresh…read moreFlorida fish such as mangrove snappers, mutton snappers, black and red grouper and yellowtail snappers. Carl and his staff are extremely friendly, knowledgeable and fair. Carl went out of his way to get me a fresh 8lbs. Black grouper at a very reasonable price. I'll be back time and time again! Highly recommend!!!!

I love their fish and chips plate! It's always on point. Great service with a family charm. Small…read morequaint ambiance.

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Pisces Fish Market

4.0(27 reviews)

2.9 mi•Roslindale

The best whole clam bellies in Boston. You can get fried or sautéed seafood. Or have them clean the…read morefish for you. Then you can cook it at home.

I Was there for take out dinner and it was a delicious meal, and I am happy I did , my only wish I…read moreneeded the fries cooked a little harder and the seafood not so much, my clams were good a little chewy, I will definitely go back and try other things

Fried seafood plate

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Adams Fish Market

4.0(26 reviews)

1.1 mi•Dorchester

The best fresh fish,fried, broiled Great meals…read more John and George great service great guys

Not happy about my experience with this place today. I decided I wanted some fried clams, and…read morerather than go to two of the mainstays in the area, The Clam Box or Tony's Clam Shop, I figured I'd give this place a shot. So I go to their website and they have a large order of clams listed at $31.95, and I'm really in the mood for a big plate of clams so I say "what the heck" and order the large. When I arrive to pick up the order, there's a paper sign hanging by the register listing the prices for clams, and suddenly I find out the price I saw on the website was $8.00 dollars! less than what they were actually going to change me, $40.00. Since I have a sense of honor, and didn't want to just walk out without paying for my order, I paid for my takeout and left. Once I got home and opened my order I could see that it in no way resembled what you would expect is $40 worth of clams, I Get clams all the time at The Clam Box and Tony's for prices much lower than this and the amount I was looking at simply didn't justify that ridiculous $40 bill. Now there are other seafood takeout restaurant out there (such as Fred's for example) that allow their prices for clams and scallops to fluctuate with the market. And ALL of them list "Market Price" in the price area of those items on their website. Fish & Chips might show a set price but clams and scallops have "Market Price". Other shops like The Clam Box and Tony's list a fixed price for their clams and scallops on their website, and they HONOR that listed price. Adam's Fish Market does neither of these things, and I can guarantee they will never be seeing another order from me.

3.7 mi•Waterfront, South Boston

Banging lobster roll!!! $12

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Lobster Roll (cold)

Wulf's Fish

4.7(47 reviews)

heads up, do not go by website reviews with companies. these…read moreguys are seriusly #1!!! you can call them!!! food is over the top! beware of especially seeing on facebook, most have no phone #????? i went down that road! i am very loyal to wulf's! incredable!!! thanks, mike palmer, ma.

Amazing shipping service to North Carolina, package was very well packed and Lobster meat was still…read morerock solid frozen! Originally from the Boston area and here in Charlotte lobster meat is unheard of. We will be making a Nova Scotia staple "Creamed Lobster" over bread/toast, with the accompanying sides. There are plenty of options for on-line seafood ordering from New England, I suggest putting Wulf's Fish at the top of your list!!!!

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Steve Connolly Seafood Co

5.0(1 review)

2.1 mi