Big seafood market and lots of choices in their gourmet restaurant. Busy place with wonderful…read morestaffs always willing to help and assist with your orders. Just only take out no dine in place. Place is well kept clean and orderly. Ordered the favorite of my mother the Maryland blue crabs in males and females. One of the best and prices are competitive.

Gibby's is special Maryland Gourmet store that's part of the Baltimore scene. Excellent fresh blue…read morecrabmeat from claw to jumbo lump. They ship anywhere. Somewhat pricey but the food is fabulous !!

Harbor Fish is located inside the Lexington Market, right next to the North East entrance. The…read moreLexington market is a special place (I'm not sure if I mean it in a good way or a bad way) and there are definitely lots of stands I wouldn't go near (It seems lots of people buy pig snouts and feet, turkey necks, and other random appendages that I didn't know were edible). I only go to Lexington markets for 3 reasons: the crab cakes at Faidley's, the indian food at Mem Sahib and the fish/seafood at Harbor Fish. It is run by a Korean guy (maybe chinese) named Joshua Cho (he gave me his buisness card, but I've heard some people call him John) and his wife. He is the most helpful fish salesman I've ever encountered. His fish is always very fresh and he has a very high turnover (very important with seafood). His prices are very reasonable (much less expensive than supermarket fish or Whole Foods) and his product is definitely better. Crave some sushi? Give him a call the day before and ask him for some sushi grade tuna or salmon and you'll get the nicest piece of fish you've ever seen. The sushi-grade ahi tuna I got once from ($16 a pound compared to $20+ from Whole Foods) was amazing. I basically just cut pieces off and ate them raw just like sashimi. It melted in your mouth! Almost any fish you want, you can call him up the day before and he'll get it for you! Sometimes when I show up without calling, I just ask whats fresh. He asks how I want to cook my fish and points out the recent catches. Then instead of grabbing a fish from the display, he goes in the back and looks for the best fish and cleans it nicely for me. If you want fish in Baltimore, there is no better places than Harbor Fish.

I have to agree with the previous poster about the service. Josh is a great guy and offers terrific…read moreservice. When I ask for suggestions he'll ask how I typically cook my fish and will explain to me how different fish taste and how to prepare them. While his fish stall is not as large as some of the other fish stalls in the market, his service is excellent. I haven't tried making special requests, but I might give it a shot the next time I have something fancier in mind.

Quick friendly service and quality crabs! Would definitely recommend! I'll be back soon.read more

Well, I stumbled across this gem, Conrad's Crabs & Seafood Market, all by buying some golf clubs…read moreoff of Facebook.Wow, I'm so glad I was able to buy these golf clubs and got them at a great price. that way, I had extra money left over to try this delicious seafood. All I did was a simple Google search and, of course, saw an amazing Yelp review. Now that I stumbled across this place, I knew it was a good seafood spot to grab some food from. For one, they had one building, but they purchased another building that was right next to it just for more parking. Also, there was a mirror on the wall that said they catch the fish fresh themselves from the boat. Now, of course, me having such great humor, I asked the staff, "Do you know what boat stands for?" And of course, they didn't. I said, "Bust out another thousand." That's how I know they were making good money and selling good food, because that boat costs money--and of course, you can't forget the parking lot that they bought just for more parking! Now, I live about two hours away from this spot, and I will not hesitate to fill up my car with some amazing gasoline since I sold my Tesla due to a bunch of system malfunctions, but I'm always gonna be ready to hit the road. Go down here, get an amazing crab cake which was delicious. The fries were so crispy, it was great. The fish of the day was catfish,and man, I tell you, it did have me purring with delight and satisfaction. The customer service was great, although they did not have a bathroom, but that's pretty normal because it is a takeout spot. -- B L E E AKA Branden-Lee Butler

Wow what a steal!!! The owner is super nice and the food tastes fresh. Seriously, come here for a…read morequick and easy lunch. You won't find another crab cake sandwich for the same price that tastes good. I do wish it was seasoned slightly more but I'm aware of how much salt I prefer on my food over others So yummy and a good quick lunch!

Instagram inspired trip…read more We ordered the catfish sandwich, salmon salad, and chicken nachos Catfish- 1/10 thin and flat. Sandwich was bland. Good catfish doesn't even need Tatar sauce and hot sauce to be honest. It should be seasoned and hot. This wasn't it. Chicken Nachos- 8.5 very flavorful, chicken was cooked perfect, pico, sour cream, cheese. My daughter told me to stay out her plate! Salmon Salad 10/10 again my other daughter had to remove me from her plate. Salmon was delicious. Caesar salad was fresh and good. Restaurant is in a co-op of other restaurants together, different for us but most were closed so we didn't get to try all spots. We would not come back on purpose but if you are in the area try them. Just remember fresh fish have clear eyes.

$150 for 2 dozen of THE WORST crabs I've ever had! Bought as a Father's Day gift--I was so…read moreembarrassed. Meat was mushy. Zero mustard. Even a few female crabs thrown in. Will never buy crabs from them ever again.

I was so excited to revisit S. DiPaula Seafood after a 2 year absence. I was also pleased to learn…read morethat they sell genuine Maryland crabs. So I called one day recently and ordered a dozen steamed medium males for $39, along with some corn. It should be noted that I don't remember the place being such a dump. It really looks decrepit; I wonder how they even pass inspection? Anyway, I was looking back fondly on my past experience, and just ignored that detail... The staff was very nice, and my order was ready on time as promised. The bag of crabs (and corn) seemed heavy enough. But when I got home and dug into them, I was disappointed! Here are my takeaways. - At least half of the crabs were light as a feather, with mostly water and little meat, so I guess those crabs had recently molted. - Only a few crabs had both of their mature claws. The rest had either one normal and one small claw, or one claw was missing entirely. That's a sign of poor handling and/or poor selection. - There was so little meat that they seemed to be smalls rather than mediums. Only four of the twelve were actually heavy and what I would consider to be medium crabs. - Many claws when cracked squirted out water, and the meat was miniscule relative to the shell size. This is August, so I was expecting much heavier crabs. I wish Maryland would require watermen to *weigh* their crabs as well as *measure* them from point to point. Throw back the lightweight ones in order to let them fatten up. So all in all, not a great experience. I won't be going back. (The corn was good, though.)

This is a rebranded (second or third) location of the infamous Vince's Crabhouse. I feel it's…read moreimportant that people don't get confused, and support a business that doesn't align with their values. I'm pretty sure several other locations still openly carry Vince's name, but for some reason this one does not. I don't know how this place compares to the other locations in terms of staff, or how they treat customers. All I can say is that my boyfriend and I were looking for steamed shrimp for our upcoming NYE party and our first choice was closed. We didn't want to spend an hour in the grocery store, with the 50 other people looking to also get shrimp for the holiday, and I remembered seeing J&J's listing in one of the Dundalk-related FB pages. It's a bit difficult to find the place until you realize that they're serious about the "shack" part of their name. It's a bit like the original location of Chap's. There's a little building on the property of the North Point Inn. That's where you can get your seafood to-go. The woman who waited on us was pleasant enough, efficient, and gave us an entire bag of cocktail sauce (decent, but I like mine with a little more zing) to go with our 5 lbs of steamed shrimp. Huge shrimp, kinda light on the seasoning, no onions. I don't necessarily think that I would return, but this location was open when we needed it, and was capable of serving what we needed. In the warmer months I am sure that there are many other places around the neighborhood that can provide crabs and shrimp, without the tarnish of being associated with notorious racism.

I went out to J and J's Crabshack at 6:00 today and they were CLOSED and here I'm seeing all these…read morereviews and I drive all the way out there and they're Closed

Had 6 jumbo last night. They were sweet as can be. And the price was great for jumbos. I go here a…read morelot. I put LP Steamers and Nick's at the top of my list. Do not confuse them with Nick's Riverside, another great spot and location, but more expensive and rowdy.

Excellent place to get fresh steamed crabs and shrimp. Probably the best seasoned seafood food I've…read morehad in recent memory. We got a combination of large crabs, small crabs, shrimp and corn. We enjoyed everything and can't wait to go back soon. Definitely our new go-to.

They have excellent Crabs and shrimp. The customer service is expectational. I meant the team…read moreback at Gibby's. And have been following them ever since. then. going to see them where they set up.

Crabs are always full, seasoned and steamed perfectly, and the staff is cheerful and polite. They…read morehave super fair prices too. I recommend them to anyone looking for a new place to get crabs!