Stopped by for spot prawns and some crab... not only was he helpful, but overall customer service…read morewas outstanding! Ended up with some amazing halibut cheeks on the house! Totally worth the stop, we can't wait to devour all this!

Took a drive and saw the sign! Had to stop in and see if I could get myself a seafood treat. Lucky…read moreme, the owner and fisherman responsible for catching the items in the tank was manning the shop. Thank you Matt! We chatted a bit about the seafood and interesting chocolate bars. Thank you for your service. A former military serviceman. This is a locally run business with locally caught seafood. I am a bit squeamish about cooking and cleaning my own crabs. Happened to be one left that had been cooked and cleaned. In the freezer were speciality meats too. A large parking lot immediately out front. One way in! If you pass it, just go around the round a bout. For sure worth a stop and see to get some of the freshest seafood around. Run by a husband and wife team. I love supporting small businesses. Good vibes inside too. Little cute knock knacks of your looking for a special gift and some crab or shrimp. Treat yourself! SYOY.

Superb fish, year around. Worth a 45 minute drive everytime. And the crab sandwiches are to die…read morefor.

A fish market with a variety of local farm and gourmet products as well…read more The staff is friendly, the fish selection is good, the fish is fresh, and one can always buy a variety of other things as well -- we got some fresh picked local asparagus, as well as some king salmon. We've been going there for years. Sadly, they no longer offer ice cream cones (just ice cream in pints and quarts) - they explained to me that they were overwhelmed by people who just wanted ice cream, and that it made it hard to sell fish. The penalty of popularity. If you need fish, whether to consume nearby, or to take home on ice, this is a great place to buy it - conveniently located on route 20, not far from I-5.

BUYER BEWARE - Owner Terry Phair took my payment, never shipped my order, and failed to respond to…read moremultiple requests for a refund via voicemail, txt, email and customer inquiry tickets on his website / I even offered to drive 2 hours to pick up my product in person / See details below. I ordered salmon roe from Lummi Seafood Market on May 25, 2026. My credit card was charged immediately for the product and shipping, but the order never shipped and remained in "Confirmed" status. I made numerous attempts to contact the business by phone, email, and text to obtain an update and after several day/ weeks, I later requested cancellation. I never received a response. After weeks without shipment or communication, I had to dispute the charge with my credit card company to recover my money. Unfortunately, this was a very frustrating experience. Do Not Buy from HERE!!!!!!

It's a long drive from Seattle but we came back with a whole bunch of great looking delicacies…read more Some of my all time favorite seafood in one stop. Fresh king salmon, super fresh spotted shrimp, halibut cheeks and ikura (salmon roe). Yeah baby! We'll be back for sure. I was tempted to try the fish-n-chips next door but a worker there was looking at me like he suspected I was going to rob him or something so we went elsewhere.

I love and have used Barlean's flavored emulsions (i.e., both fish and flax/borage) for several…read moreyears now. I'm especially fond of the blackberry-flavored flax oil emulsion, but also the peach and mango-flavored fish oil emulsion. Great, cost effective way to get high quality Omega 3 fatty acids into one's diet sans the strong smell and taste of fish. (Flax and borage oil? Both can be equally unpleasant minus any attempt at flavoring agents, natural or otherwise.) I know that a longtime friend who lives in Washington routinely buys all her littleneck and Manila clams fresh from Barlean's, but I (a humble Okie) can only find Barlean's Omega 3 emulsions at Sprouts. (I use eBay and Amazon for purchases.) Two HUGE thumbs up for Barlean's emulsions!

Purchased a Coho salmon filet for $24.99 per pound. The fish had been held too long and the flesh…read morewas as soft as a farmed salmon. Purchased a Sockeye from Fred Meyer three days later for $14.99 (you would expect this to be a poorer fish) but it was far superior in taste and consistency. Price and quality would probably dictate from here forward.

Very Fresh Oysters Fare Prices Good People & Did i say Good Fresh oysters .. Best Value around …read more EZ To get to there place,, & lots to choose from . As I like the Big ones There perfect.

Former owner of Blau Oyster Co. offering fresh oysters, clams, and mussels at this new location…read more If you are craving fresh oysters for nearly half the cost of Taylor Shellfish farm, this is the place to go. Only $8 for a dozen for x-small & small sized oysters. They offer 5 dozen deals for $35 for x-small and $45 for medium size..that's less then you will find anywhere! Currently a pickup area only. They don't have an outside eating area like the previous location. They open daily from 10am to 6pm!

You drive a winding road that feels like you're being led to the middle of nowhere. You arrive at…read morewhat looks, like an abandoned train yard, cross the tracks, and suddenly.....there it is. The Taylor Shellfish Samish Oyster Bar. It's not a restaurant in the traditional sense; it's more of a landscape. We had dozens of fresh west coast oysters, smoked oysters, shrimp, crab, beer, and....a view that made this an unforgettable experience. If you're looking for a place that celebrates the food rather than the performance, this is it. Go for the oysters, stay for the silence, and leave knowing exactly where your food came from. Food (5/5): Everything was outstanding. I'm not even a fan of smoked oysters but these were prepared in a way that made them truly amazing. Customer Service (4.5/5): The staff were friendly and readily available. Price (Est. $60/person): It is easy to lose track of the final bill when the food is this good and you keep the orders coming, but expect to spend around $60 per person. Decor/View (4.5/5): The outdoor setting is perfect, especially on a clear nice day, providing an unmatched view of the water.

We stopped in at the Taylor Shellfish farms Samish Oyster Bar on a bright sunny day. There's a…read morewinding 1 lane road to get to the location and it's perched right next to a tidal flat with an incredible view. There's no shade, I think I could see people getting sunburnt in the hour that I was there. I ordered a dozen shucker's choice oysters and received an assortment of 3 different types. It's pretty amazing the difference in taste across the different oysters. They were great! Super fresh and served with a couple wedges of lemon and mignonette. A little different than the way they're served on the opposite coast (typically lemon, cocktail sauce, horseradish, and mignonette. Several of the oysters were pretty large and took some chewing to get through. I paired them with a nice glass of gruner veltliner. Great spot, I'd definitely return.

This is a great place to buy raw or cooked crab spot prawns and oysters for your boatread more

How can you beat fresh seafood on the Marina dock? Get your own LOL! Check it out, and enjoy!!read more

I have to say, customer service is absolutely amazing!…read more Not only do they provide excellent product, but they also follow through with what they promise. Excellence. Thank you, SeaBear!

Driving into town this is the first thing we see- a sign offering free samples. Heck yeah, we're…read moregoing. We walked in and there were tons of salmon products, along with candy and other foodie items that we tourists crave. We got a couple of samples then chose bags of salmon candy. We left, got to our hotel and saw a card on the card rack saying that if you turn it in to Sea Bear, you get a free item and a souvenir picture. Wo we went back to Sea bear to get everything we had coming. Because we bought so much the first time, we got a free bag of salmon jerky. Then the cashier showed us the background for the photo, had us put on fisherman jackets, and she rolled out a real gigantic fish. We were all delighted taking pictures. My SIL put it on her Facebook and everyone was convinced they'd caught the fish. Sh e didn't correct them, lol. My niece of course had to have the fish shaped chocolate and I needed my stickers, so this was a one stop souvenir place for us and they got another sale from us, which was fine by us, since we had such a fun time.