Great seafood shop in Aspley. Been around for the better part of 30 years and reminds me of my…read morechildhood. Great food and friendly owners/staff.

Trawlers Fresh Seafood is a little corner fish and chip shop on Sandgate Road, that is surprisingly…read morebusy and popular. We have arrived about 6:30pm at night and have had to wait close to 30 minutes for our order because of the sheer number of people also there, hungrily awaiting their food. So I'd suggest making it an early dinner, or a late lunch, or phoning up to place your order before going to pick it up.

Such a shame this place doesn't serve better quality food and better service…read more The fish and chips here are pretty average, we usually don't feel very well after eating here, could be the oil, could just be bad luck? The service is from teenagers and you can tell that most of them don't care about anything except grooving to the too loud music (which would be okay if it was half decent music!) What really disappoints is that they have a big lunch only menu which included some burgers and options other than fish, but of course, that's only at lunch time. Parking is a bit sucky Your better off going next door to the kebab shop, amazing service, and even more amazing food!!

I don't know who Rufus King is but I imagine he's one cool cat. And his seafood has become a…read moreregular for my weekly shops. From fresh caught prawns to meaty Tasmanian salmon fillets, I know that the quality here is high. With the added benefit of tips and tricks on how best to prepare the catch, you're sure to impress once you're back in the kitchen. Prices are no more than supermarkets!

Food is great as have eaten in past here! Service tho…read morerequires improvement order was paid for 04/01 but never delivered (these things happen) When refund requested I was short changed by a Few dollars even though I stated condiment was not included in equation o suggest to get a receipt when ordering

It has a good location overlooking the water and everything looks nice and fresh but they could…read moredefinitely do better. The batter has no flavour and tastes like flour and the fisherman's platter was disappointing. They also advertise homemade potato scallops which got us excited but the taste of the batter spoiled them. It has potential to be something great but has a long way to go.

Amazing seafood We haven't eaten here since they moved to…read morethis new outlet, although we have shopped here a few times. Anyway, tonight we had one of the best fish and chip meals we've had for a while. The fish was fresh and chips and salad were excellent. It's pricey but worth it for the quality and freshness! 13 February 2017 Excellent seafood This is our go to local fish and chip shop. The daily specials are exceptional value with the fish of the day, 2 salads and chips. The fish is always cooked perfectly. It's also one of the best fresh seafood shops in the area with the best quality seafood.

Visited this place for a second time on Sunday. The wife wanted Mud Crab and there's only one place…read morefor the best in weight, freshness and quality: this place. At $59.99 a kilo at the time of writing, it's not the cheapest in town. But "you do get what you pay for" as the saying goes. We shared a crumbed seafood combination for two at $31 which included prawns, calamari, cod and more chips with chicken salt than two could eat. In fact, I'd prefer fewer chips and free tomato sauce rather than having to pay for it...my only complaint. So if you're searching for the finest selection of seafood so fresh it'll slap you in the face when you enter the doors, you'll find it at The Fish Factory. PS - the Mud Crab was scrumptious!

I drive to Lawnton on a regular basis to buy fresh seafood. The trip is worth it, I know I can…read morerely on the consistence of quality, service and value for money. There are so many different varieties of fish and shellfish to choose from, it sometimes takes me a good half hour to make my choice. One of my favourites are the pre-made Oysters Kilpatrick, you just bring them home and pop them into the oven for 10 minutes and bon a petit! These are great if you are entertaining and running short on time, just serve them up with a bottle of bubbles and you have a very impressive entrée. You can't go past the local prawns, big and full of flavour, these little beauties sell like hotcakes during peak holiday periods so make sure you pre-order.

We are just up the road from this place. Most Saturday's I'm in there buying king prawns, mud crab…read morefor my wife. I'm a sashimi person and they have quality salmon and tuna, fresh. The variety is amazing you won't be disappointed.

Seems OK, however the staff need some basic training on customer service. Also the place feels out…read moredate, poorly managed, and with very few fresh seafood options available. Much better seafood shops within a short walking distance.

Samie's Girl (formerly Sam's Seafood) is a giant seafood warehouse located on Hercules Street in…read moreHamilton, just minutes from Portside. They have some of the best quality seafood I have found in Brisbane. Here, you will find big juicy Moreton Bay Bugs, succulent Tiger Prawns, Pacific Oysters and fresh Tasmanian Salmon most of which are sourced from Australian waters (only 10% of their produce comes from overseas). If you have a Christmas party to cater for or a backyard BBQ I would suggest ordering your seafood from Samie's Girl. Their prices are very competitive and if it swims then they probably sell it! Make sure you get in early though - they are very busy on weekends, which is a reflection of the quality of the produce they sell.

This place used to be called the Whole Fish, now its Sammies and under new management…read more The food at Whole Fish was AMAZING - fresh, generous serves, quality all over. Under the new management this has unfortunately changed. Have given the place a go twice and both very disappointing. Quality of fish has dropped, no where near as well cooked. Staff not a friendly. Devastated by the loss of one of the best local fish and chips shops I have had near me in years.

Heh everyone .deb and I just stopped for a piece of fish at the whole fish market ...we both had…read morethe special offer sea trout ..it was outstanding ..regards Leigh Burgess the piano tuner ..not tuna

The food was fresh and very well presented and cooked perfectly. In house banter was lovely and…read morehumourous. I will be ordering from there again.

The new owner has destroyed a once thriving business by completely getting rid of the most loved…read moremenus and now has probably gone bust. The last time we were there the potato scallops were absolutely COLD and like I said the original menus were gone. So we couldn't order our favourite meal and there were no p ices anywhere just use by dates on the plates containing what little seafood she had. A total disgrace.

Van Loc Seafood Market is a pretty decent seafood store in Darra. They have a good variety of fish…read moreand from what I have seen and tasted, all very fresh. Every Thursday they get a huge delivery of fresh fish just in time for the weekend rush. It's very busy on weekends, so I encourage anyone who plans on visiting to go earlier rather than later. There is a bit of a language barrier here unless you speak Vietnamese. It can get a bit tiresome, because when you asked for 'snapper', they say 'salmon', it's like- "what?" It's entertaining, confusing and exhausting all at once. Just point to the fish you want and give directions, 'left', 'right', 'up' or 'down'. The service here otherwise is really good. They are nice and pretty fast. The first are present well and look really nice and fresh. The prices are reasonable, but not the cheapest to that in some seafood places in Inala. Still, a pretty decent place to get some fish.

You know, you can't go past this place when you're doing your grocery shopping in Darra. If you're…read moredoing your grocery shopping in Darra, you are a certain type of person. You recognise the stuff is cheaper than your average Coles or Woolworths or you wouldn't bother coming all the way here to get your bok choy. You also recognise that in order for the prices to be this dirt cheap (literally) you may have to deal with places that aren't as clean as your local supermarkets. And if you are this type of person per say... and you see the words 'seafood market' you definetely want to go in to get some cheap premium fish. Like Atlantic Salmon for $14.99/kg. It may also be the only place you can get a decently fresh fish head for your malaysian fish head curry or what not. Look, I'm just saying... it's just what you do. The seafood market is not the cleanest, it is pretty fresh on days the fish arrive (just ask the lady when that is) and if it's not fresh, it's still in alright condition, they keep it in ice and they will de-bone and fillet for you free of charge. This is a great little fresh fish market, you can get your crabs too and it's right next to other groceries you might want to pick up... the type you would get in your usual asian grocer. Worth a check out. But bring cash.