A friend brought catfish from this spot to a meeting, and it was absolutely fantastic. I had to ask…read morewhere he got it, and I placed an order the same day. The catfish was perfectly fried--crispy, flavorful, and fresh. The phone ordering experience was easy and pleasant, and my order was ready in about 15 minutes. I especially appreciated that they still took my order even though they were closing in 20 minutes. That level of customer service really stood out. I'll definitely be coming back!

No Parking!!! No…read moreParking!!!! Street Parking !! Non Existent!! Waited half an hour for a parking spot!!!

My first time eating there was Sunday the 19th and the Fish was excellent but I've had better…read morefries elsewhere. Would definitely return.

Le Marine Fish and Grill, inside the Emeryville Public Market, easy spot to walk past and not…read morenotice but glad i didnt. Got the 3 piece fish and chips, wild caught cod in a british style beer batter, comes out actually crispy not that soggy sad batter you get at most places. Mediterranean spices in there too which you dont expect but it works. Subbed the garlic fries, correct decision. Tartar sauce is housemade and you can taste it, asked for extra and they didnt make me feel bad about it. Clean setup, fast counter service, good option when youre in the market and dont want to commit to a full sit down situation. 5 stars, best fish and chips in Emeryville and its not really close

Unsuspecting from the outside but full of charm inside…read more From the old wood bar/tables to the glasses behind the bar, you'll feel welcome. They have cute kettles sprinkles throughout. Seating is first come. Did I mention they have a lot of veggie options and piny the elder on tap? Server was patient with our group of 5. Recommend for a spot with brews n food.

Service and staff: - Bartenders were nice and answered our…read morequestions regarding recommendations - Tables and bar seats available Food and Drinks: - Blood Orange and pomegranate cider: opted to get this despite it being in a can. It was good! - Pickle jar: fun little jar of picked veggies and an egg - Chili cheese fries: these were a unique twist on chili cheese fries. Delicious and filling - Fries: comes with a good amount - tasty Miscellaneous: - Good for small to medium groups. Looks like there's a back private room available for a larger group though as a large group came out of the back and walked past the bar at one point - They have a dinner menu and a "late night snacks" menu that takes effect around 10pm (that's when the chili cheese fries came out) - Parking is available via metered street parking

Overcooked fish, expensive, and long wait…read more Spotted this place while nearby and decided to try it. I was very disappointed. The fish n chips were BAD. The fish was rubbery and thin.. The fries were okay and extra sauce was an extra cost. Not coming back.

Total rip off they super skimped out on the catfish nuggets, I paid $18 for fish batter. It's…read morefriggin catfish not like it's a super pricey fish especially nugget form. Never coming back here no wonder it wasn't busy.

I came to the Public Market for the first time. It's a nice spot to come to eat and hang out. I…read moredidn't know they had all of this here. I ordered the brazino sandwich, I thought it was really delicious, it really hit the spot. The service was timely and acceptable

I ordered the 2 piece fish and chips. The batter on the outside of the fish was the most tolerable…read morepart of this meal. The fry's tasted freezer burned. If you want good fish and chips I would suggest the fish market in the Rock Ridge market.

In addition to a weekly pub menu, Chef Reuben and his wife Rosa host an extensive and delicious…read moreSunday Mexican pop-up brunch menu from 9am-2pm. They serve everything from huevos rancheros to pozole with fresh housemade salsa, fries and chips. You can also order a mimosa, beer, wine, juice and milk. Portions are huge so there might be enough to tide you over till dinner. Atmosphere is friendly and personable. Outdoor tables are available and there's a great tree for kids to climb. A separate space called "The Place" is suitable for larger groups, privacy or a room in which kids can run around. Games and books are available. Dogs are welcome and Chef can be talked into giving them a piece of bacon! It's a warm, relaxed and friendly environment for all. As this is a pop-up call to make sure it's open Sunday morning. 510-879-7080

Great little place nestled in the woods. Stumbled upon after a hike for lunch. Rosa the owner was a…read moredelight, family run. Neighborhood friendly. Taps and mimosas, indoor or beautiful outdoor tables... it's just chilled water Food was soooo good! I tried their carne asada torta and took a bowl of their pozole to-go for dinner- with all the fixings and homemade chips on the side. Hands down one of the best I've had in quite a while Can't wait to go again!

Forge Rockridge in its new location is awesome ! They have a great outdoor vibe and the atmosphere…read moreand friendly staff make up a good dining experience. Highly recommend! I tried the Wild Mushroom pizza and it was delicious. Also the Fish & Chips, goes well with the on-tap beers . We had a wonderful night, good food, good friends, and great vibe.

Went here with a large party for a meeting. The service was really attentive and was able to…read moreaccommodate for our group size well. I shared the margherita pizza and the chicken pesto pizza. It was a bit underwhelming flavor-wise, but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. We also ordered beignets for the table for dessert. The beignets were good and had a nice crunch, but they didn't have the airiness that I tend to seek in a beignet.

I really wanted to like this place because we need a good oyster spot in this neighborhood. Here's…read morea quick breakdown: Came here for Mother's Day to try some place new. Walked in. No one greeted us. Wasn't sure where to go. Went to the register. Waited a minute for someone to come out. Ordered the clam chowder, dozen oysters and fish & chips with a glass of mystery orange wine. Decided to sit outside in the back patio. Table was dirty from previous guest which usually doesn't bother me be ut little things started adding up. Service took a while. Oysters came out first. 20 min. They were fresh and delicious. Just enough to get the palette opened up. $46 though? Way overpriced but was willing to overlook since it is Mother's Day. Next up - clam chowder, 10 min after they took the tray for the oysters. Smallest bowl I ever saw. Flavor was good. Temperature was luke warm. Broth was thin. $10. Not worth it. Last was the fish and chips. 10 min after picking up the chowder bowl. Portion looked good enough to make up for the small clam chowder, except it was under seasoned. Fish texture was a bit dry too. Fries were meh. Between the overall vibe...the overpriced items...the time between dishes...and the lack of flavor, I will continue my search for an oyster spot in this neighborhood.

My friends and I stopped by Ace Seafood on a Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. for a late lunch…read more Because it was a beautiful sunny day, our party of eight decided to sit outside in the back patio. If you're sensitive to sun, definitely come with a hat, as there is very little shade. Since I visited with a large group, I was able to try out a decent spread of items on the menu, including the a fried fish sandwich, fish and chips, oysters, a caesar salad, a chicory citrus salad, fries and clam chowder. Of the items we ordered, the fried fish sandwich was by far my favorite. I really enjoyed the soft bread they used. The balance of flavor between the slice of American cheese, tomato, shredded lettuce and tartar sauce was perfect. The fish itself was super crispy, not oily, and the outer crust held up to the sauce without problems. The oysters we ordered were on the sweet side. If I were to guess, I would wager they were Kumamoto oysters. Although the oysters themselves tasted great, the shucking could have been improved: one of the oysters I had had quite a large piece of shell in it, and with another one, the muscle of the oyster hadn't been cut from the shell. I believe the kitchen staff is quite small, so if you're coming on a busy day and you have a large group, I would definitely bring your patience, as food and beverages may take a while to get to you. Although a hazy IPA would've been the perfect complement to my meal, paying $12 felt a bit much for me, and my wallet told me to pass and enjoy a beer at home instead. Overall, I had a pretty solid experience at Ace Seafood -- minus sitting in the scorching sun in the uncovered back patio.