Great small business. Meat is very good and reasonable. They also offer a nice selection of…read morepremade food for you to cook at home. Taco asada is my favorite. Freshly made carnitas is worth the trip on Saturday and Sunday. Store is small but has a good selection of products. Staff is nice and attentive. Love this place.

I've been coming here for 4 years now and I just love this place. Great people, great service,…read moreexcellent choices of fresh meats available and if they don't have it (rarely) they can get it for you. It's a Mexican style grocery with all the spices, sides, sweets, and drinks from home. They speak English but haven't made fun of my Highschool Spanish, it's a great spot to chat and grab awesome cuts of meat. I love this place.

Stopped here on the way to the coast. Heard they had some pretty good seafood! It is true The…read moreseafood was excellent! So much to choose from. Prices were about what you would get at any other place so you're not really saving any money. However it was fresh and delicious! I had the seafood cocktail and it was plenty fresh and plentiful! It's pretty much a bar so seating is first come first serve. Service was friendly but a bit slow at times as there was only two people behind the counter even though there was a lot of bar seating.

This review is for the Seafood Bar only. It has become our go to place for fresh seafood in an area…read morewith tons of good options. The food is fresh, the portions generous, the staff friendly and with a vibe that often has us talking to our neighbors. We prefer the simple dishes that highlight the seafood. Prawns, crab, muscles, class steamed or as a cocktail. The dungeness crab bisque is great with lots of fresh dungeness. Thier seafood Louis trio is simple too much food for me. The prices are not cheep but reasonable for the quality and quantity. My only criticisms are meant to be constructive. The fact that they only open before 4 on the weekends is a bummer. Likewise, I do not understand why they do not have halibut and razor clams. Perhaps it is political, but I find it sad I have to go to Taylor Junction to get razor class. Halibut would be well suited for thier simple steaming techniques, and razor slams for the fried foods like prawns and cod. Pro tip: if you are over 50 a free players club card gets you a 20% senior discount plus a free role on the wheel giving you a minimum of $10 free gaming, though we are not much into gambling, we come here for the food.

"But behind the chalet My holiday's complete…read moreAnd I feel like William Tell Maid Marian on her tiptoed feet Pulling mussels from a shell" (Squeeze) I was looking at all of the cool stuff in the "To the Gills" Fish Market in Watertown, CT when I saw a tin of Taylor Shellfish Mussels in curry sauce. Well, since I both like mussels and curry, I scooped that up in about half a second. Taylor Shellfish has quite a five generations of history in Washington State's shellfish business. They're a big company with over 500 employees and an awesome website from which you can order pretty much anything related to things that swim or creep around the ocean. The 3.5-ounce tin of Curried Mussels was priced at $12 and full of plenty of plump and tender mussels in a delicate curried oil. I just tossed them into a bowl of cooked pasta for a quick and fantastic dinner. Definitely a fan!

For decades we have purchased oysters,clams, muscles at their seafood store. Service is great!…read moreWe've never been disappointed!

Great food! Great staff!…read moreBreakfast was wonderful. I like that they keep the coffee coming!

Good food and service. Definitely will go there again…read more We went for breakfast. Coffee was good too

The food was amazing. I ordered the prime rib and it was cooked to perfection. The girls working…read moretonight were on their game. Service was top notch. Would definitely recommend and we are going back.

These gals were so busy on Mother's Day. They were max full plus. The food took a bit longer but…read morethey all still had smiles on their faces while running around .

This small hole in the wall diner is cozy and comfortable. The menu is pretty full. Came in for an…read moreearly lunch, and ended up getting a veggie omelette and a cup of coffee. I was with a group of five people, ordering separately, and our food came out fairly quickly. (One in our group did wait a few min longer) The omelette was very good, hashbrowns were tasty. Everyone else spoke highly of their food. It's also fairly inexpensive for this day and age. Definitely will be going back.

They desperately need more workers at this establishment , every time I've eaten here there's only…read morebeen one server and what I can only assume is one kitchen crew; the food and service always takes way too long. The establishment is as if a small house was converted into a restaurant, not enough space. I have waited less and paid less for better quality food than this. All in all our server was kind and the food wasn't half bad. That is the only reason they're getting 3/5 stars.

best oysters ever. Lovely spot on the canal. Great people. Not to be missed if you love oysters.read more

Great environment, friendly service, food was ok. We opted for the more casual option instead of…read morethe dine in. Oysters were really sort of briny, mine tasted sort of bitter. Everyone agreed that the oysters were underwhelming. I didn't eat the crab but everyone else liked it, the shrimp cocktail was okay. The chowder fries were SO good, the fries super crispy and seasoned. The chowder was full of seafood. The fried oysters were ok. Unfortunately, we waited 30 minutes for our hot food and when we asked about it they told us they lost our ticket- we had ordered 2 chowders, 2 fried oyster baskets and 2 chowder fries so...kind of a lot of food to wait on.

Came here on a Saturday at 7:20pm after hiking at Olympic National Park. It took about 10 mins to…read moreget seated outside and it was pretty busy considering their hours are until 8pm. There was live music as well. The service was slow but friendly. Well worth the wait. The clams were so good with rice. The raw and grilled oysters tasted fresh. Highly recommend the coconut shrimp. 10/10 would come back again

Drove about an hour just to try this place because I love seafood. Came on a Friday around 1 pm and…read morethere was available seating on the porch. Ordered: clam chowder, clams, & tiger prawns (special of the day). Pros: super fresh clams and prawns cooked perfectly. Love how fresh it was. They also are dog friendly in the patio and Had water for dogs and enough covered areas. Cons: not a big deal but personally for me the sauce on the clams over powered the natural flavor of the clams. The sauce was too sweet for me. Overall I'd return if I'm in the area

Fantastic fresh fish and the only place we buy halibut or salmon which are our go to's. Friendly…read moreservice by knowledgeable staff who give great tips. Proud to support this local business

All their seafood is fresh and tasty. The recipes they offer have always been excellent, as well…read more We go there about every other week and load up on delicious items. Crab cakes are our favorite, but the tuna patties are also great, and so is the salmon.

Delicious, well balanced meal on the Hood Canal…read more Their chowder was AMAZING. Well balanced, colorful, depth of flavor, umami and textures hitting your mouth. I highly recommend it. My wife had the burger which was decent, and I had the rockfish bowl which came with smoked rockfish (delicious) complemented by kale, sweet potatoes, fluffy eggs, chives, and more. Healthy and good. What I love about the menu items here is that they offer very nutrient dense foods. I love their use of colors and vegetables in their dishes. Ambiance is a casual setting. You go to the counter and order food, pick up a bucket with a number on it, and they bring it to you. You find a seat outside by the water or in the restaurant. And you just enjoy the beautiful scenes. Service is spectacular. Very nice and they come and check on you regularly. Parking is relatively easy (there's a parking lot). We arrived around 11am on a Sunday and it was starting to fill up. Bathroom is cleaning meaning the kitchen is clean! This is on my list of places I'd come back to for sure.

TLDR: - Price is a tad more expensive (10-25%) than general…read moremarket - Nice view & ambiance, but expo was loud! - Food was mid at best Nice weekend weather so my party and I decided to grab late lunch here after hanging out at the Potlatch SP, so we were peckish! Our table got some grilled oysters, Dungeness crab, seafood chowder, sides of bread (+$5) and sides of crispy potatoes (~$5) Their chowder definitely isn't the chowder we were expecting despite all the good reviews people left about their chowder. As you can see in the picture, the chowder is very watery. Not thick not creamy. They also added spring onions, corns, and carrots etc. Decent amount of clams in it so it had some good seafood umami profile to it. But maybe call it a corn chowder or seafood soup, not chowder. Grilled oysters were great, butter and other seasoning, grilled, makes it smoky and buttery. Dungeness crab has almost taste like those steamed crab you can get from the store. Ok but nothing special. However, their expo is quite loud. I can hear them when we first arrived ti indoor seating area, lining up to order and even at our table. They should know that an open kitchen = exposed + outdoor kitchen. Every thing you say or do can be observed by patrons and it will affect their experience.