We wandered in on a whim around brunch time on a Saturday and were seated at the bar area. The waterfront location is amazing. The glass garage doors on the dining room will allow for awesome al fresco dining in the summer. We had egg flour soup, sticky rice, siu mai, pork long bao, and chow mein. All of the dishes were tasty but we preferred the dim sum over the noodles. I had wine, but the cocktail menu looked creative with some Asian-inspired drinks. Our server was attentive without being over-bearing and made sure we didn't want for anything. Overall, a wonderful addition to the Everett waterfront. read more

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3.5 stars, came here for lunch, there was a group of five of us and we sat outside. All the food options are family style so we ordered several different things to share. The service seemed slow and it took a very long time to get our last ordered dish, we had to ask two separate occasions about the missing dish--chicken and broccoli. The spicy wonton soup seemed to be the winning contender from everyone at our table. I ordered the spicy wonton to go because it was so good but it actually didn't taste as good nor the same size as the dining-in, portion. The sampler basket is not very good, collectively that was probably our least favorite menu item that we had ordered. The chicken and broccoli was tasty but it did take a very long time to arrive to our table after we had finished all our other dishes. The interior and layout is very modern, especially the bathrooms. Parking is free for up to two hours. read more

We have wanted to try Fisherman Jacks for awhile now so we made reservations for Saturday. Initial impressions came with the drinks served before food arrived. Beer not fully poured and Wifes drink was mostly ice. Food looked great, but was over salted. The dumpling were steaming as they had just come out of the steamer. Overall, not wowed with the experience or food. read more

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Service: we made a reservation and were still not seated until 15 mins after our reservation time. It was a bit harder to stomach especially when it's busy but not completely packed... if it was, and we were waiting for the table to finish and go, sure; but it was visible that there were empty tables so that was confusing. We had at least 5 different people waiting the table and I personally felt only one was attentive enough. It was also interesting that the person who took our order was never to be seen, nor was he the one who had ever checked in the entire time. Food: I get that I might have different expectations towards what Asian food should be like, but I think the best way to describe the food would be "a good gateway to Asian fusion food for those who aren't as adventurous before and have extra $$$$ to spare." Portion is on a smaller size for a table of 4 imo. The beans we ordered were tasteless and barely salted, and I'm also confused as to how the onion stir-fried with the beans were merely coated with oil and completely raw. Ambiance: it was a crowded weekday dinner; and it's hard to keep a conversation almost. I almost wanted to use my Loop just because how loud it was around us. The decor was going for a bougie vibe. Not sure if the nearby event has something to do with the crowd but it was pretty busy. Note: the free parking nearby may already be few and far between, it's also not free when there's an event going on around Waterfront area. read more

It's always risky to try a restaurant on the water's edge as they often have little more than the view to recommend them. Fisherman Jacks is such a restaurant. They claim to be Asian fusion, but I really wonder if the chef has ever tasted real Chinese or Japanese food. The sautéed green beans were clearly deep fried and had almost no seasoning and were sprinkled on layer of raw sliced onion--yuck. The sautéed broccoli was in a cornstarch-heavy tasteless sauce. Szechuan sea bass was flavorless and did not appear to have any Szechuan pepper corns in it. The miso cod was average, though once again, too sweet. The General Ng chicken was cloyingly sweet. The pork bao had an overly sweet filling and somehow they managed to produced a dry dough despite the fact that the buns were steamed. The pot sticker filling lacked ginger and garlic. The veggie pot sticker filling was terribly bland and the pot sticker skin was tough. The tofu lettuce wraps were unexceptional, but not too bad. The Mongolian beef was OK. Made the mistake of having the French press coffee and it was surprisingly weak. The location is great, the waitstaff are barely average. read more

Went on a Wednesday at 6:30 and they were all out of vegan options Parking is horrible and service was about as bad read more

I always stop by Fisherman Jack's when I'm in Everett for work. The service is great. The views (especially sunset) are beautiful, and the food is delicious. You also can't beat $10 martinis or manhattens during happy hour! The alcohol selection for these drinks are the best I've seen for the price. Can't wait to go back! read more

Fisherman Jack's - Kettleone Martini with a twist - Seafood Near Me - Everett, Washington

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This place was awesome. It's a beautiful spot. Very clean and upscale. Pretty pricey but I knew that going in. Great selection of Bourbon and it's hard to find EH Taylor at places. Food was fantastic and got so many different items. It was hard to decide which one was my favorite. Our server was amazing as well. She crushed it and was very in tune and was engaging with our group. Definitely coming back here again for sure. Highly recommend if you don't mind spending some extra dough. read more

We visited for my birthday and it was so very good! I had the lobster dumplings and my husband had the Mongolian beef. We also had the chicken lettuce wraps and every single thing was ahhhmazing! For dessert we had the chocolate dumplings and custard dim sum and also very good. The most amazing was my chocolate kiss drink. Wowza it was strong and hot the spot. read more

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What a great place! A bit spendy and smaller portions considering its family style but service and food was amazing. We were there for my daughter's 30th birthday. We tried 1/3 of the menu between 8 of us I swear. All of our food was amazing. I wish I could remember our waitress's name. She was awesome! Will go back often! read more

Stop. Don't go here. Prices are outrageous for portions. Food is super greasy and totally flavorless. We got the General Ng's chicken, the menu had "spicy" next to it so I was a little worried since I can't do much spice, but my husband loves it so we went for it. There was ZERO spice, but also ZERO flavor. There's hardly any chicken inside the breading. It was like eating sticky breading with no flavor. The green onions on top had good flavor, but also the only flavor we could taste. We got the Mongolian Beef, hardly any beef. Small pieces. ZERO flavor again. The veggie friend rice was the best dish, it was piping hot and good texture, but no flavor. Small dish, not family sized. The veggie chow main looked good, but wasn't. Also no flavor and super greasy. Also small portion. We got the appetizer sampler, it was very small portions for the price. You get one of the 5 appetizers, in the middle is a large white appetizer with red sauce and it tastes like uncooked biscuits and is so dry. The veggie dumpling had zero flavor and the other three were just gross. My husband got a beer which was good. I tried to order their drink special that was listed at the front door, but the waitress said they didn't have it. So I got a Tito's and lemonade, I asked if they could throw cherries or strawberries in it, they didn't have any fruit for drinks. They used Minute Maid lemonade and it didn't have any vodka taste at all. It was hard to drink. It reminded me of the bowling alley drinks. I also got an iced tea, they use Lipton out of the soda machine for sure, for an upscale restaurant I would think they could at least brew some good tea. The service was good. We made reservations so we were sat right away. The building is very pretty, don't go when the sun is setting because the sun beats into the restaurant and it's super hot in there, they don't have blinds so everyone had sun in their eyes and was sweating. It's a nice view of the water, that's really the only good part. For 2 people getting 2 entrees, 1 app, 2 sides, beer, drink and iced tea - $145. It was our 20th anniversary and we left feeling so sick from the food and today, the next day... we still have upset stomachs. I really wish I had opted for the Jet Bar or Scuttlebutt lol! Save yourself being sick and paying a lot! read more

We did not have to wait long to be seated, but the drink from the bar did take quite a while, as did the appetizer. The food, however, was aaaaaahhhhmazing. Totally delicious, completely worth the small wait. A table of 3, we had hot & sour soup, garlic broccoli, (a bit on the slimy side for my preference, but the others liked it) and for our dinner we all shared sweet/sour chicken, mongolian beef, vegetable fried rice, and General Ng's Chicken. ALL delicious. Tender white meat chicken, flavorful sauce without being too sweet or too salty. The crispy batter was not at all greasy or heavy. The steak was tender and delicious. No chewy parts, not rubbery at all. We also had an ice cream nut at the table, so we had the ice cream flight for dessert. You can pick your 3 flavors, and the server messed up one of our options, so brought out the corrected flavor without needing to be asked so we ended up tasting four of the flavors. (mango, vanilla, toasted coconut, and espresso) The espresso was everyone's favorite, but I personally enjoyed the toasted coconut the most. Definitely go. Eat. Enjoy. No regerts. (also no leftovers to take home because we ate all of it. Unabashedly. ) read more

I'd add half a star if I could! Pros: ambiance, service, drinks, food arrived fresh and hot. Cons: Overall flavor, and ultimately - price. We came in for a meal on a bustling Tuesday night on the enthusiastic recommendations of two different friends. First impressions were that someone had invested heavily in the beautiful, unique, and classy decor - throughout the restaurant, everything was eye catching and very nicely appointed. We ordered some cocktails, most of the dim sum page, a couple cups of soup, and the green beans. Then later, (as a necessary follow up to all the anemic dim sum) the General Ng's Chicken. The drinks arrived first and were great! Lovely, well-crafted cocktails from a very robust bar menu - I ordered the Tiger Paw. For food we ordered the Lobster Dumplings, Seafood Shu Mai, Pan Fried pork dumplings, Pork Soup Dumplings and pot stickers - all of which was a disappointment. Our first red flag should have been when the waiter called our 5 dish Dim Sum order "just a bunch of appetizers". Portions were underwhelming (each piece like a miniature of dim sum from anywhere else), which would have been fine if the flavor had been bold or exciting (or even good!), but by and large, it was just... flat. Each dish tasted about 70% of the way there, but with seemingly a lack of internal seasoning that held it all back from the crossing the flavor finish line. The soup: good - a mild Egg Drop and a zesty Hot and Sour arrived very hot. The green beans: stingily portioned but fresh and good... simple, though with a restrained flavor profile. After all that, our party remained hungry, so we ventured on to the other half of the menu and ordered the General Ng's (General Tso anywhere else), which turned out to be just a well arranged regular plate of above average General Tso's. By the end of the meal, we felt pleasant but disappointed. After the check arrived, that pleasant feeling evaporated a bit. For the time being, we won't be back. I'm glad the Everett waterfront is developing with some beautiful restaurants like this one. The bar is good and the servers are enthusiastic. Hopefully in a year or two, the kitchen will have caught up with the ambitious pricing and even more ambitious aesthetic of the front of house. read more

Ate dinner here before attending another event. The service was excellent along with the food. It came out timely and was delicious. Have only eaten here once before on a soft opening. Will eat here again. read more

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Well I've been wanting to try Fisherman Jacks since it opened but wanted to wait a bit to give the staff some time to get some experience under their belts. I did some research reading some of the reviews and looked over the menu so I had a good idea of what to expect. The restaurant is very nice it has indoor and a sun room plus when spring hits outdoor dining. Being on the water front this should add to the ambiance, when my family dined it was storming outside we had made reservations as recommended from some of the reviews I had read so we, my wife daughter and my youngest granddaughter were seated quickly in a nicely sized booth. Met our server and water was provided she asked if we had dined there before I informed her it was our first time so she gave us the 411, it's family ordering, lots of sharing and there's a paper form to place your orders was a first for me but might be the usual for a dim sum restaurant. So my wife is more comfortable ordering from a more Americanized Chinese restaurant so is my Granddaughter but they were able to find menu items that they were happy to try familiar names but dine here with a more authentic flair. We all , except my Granddaughter ordered Egg Drop Soup then my wife ordered the Cashew Chicken and my granddaughter ordered Vegetable Fried Rice they also tried the Garlic Cucumber Salad. Now my daughter and I are more adventurous we started with Shrimp and Pork Sui Mia, and the Barbecue Pork Bao, my Daughter chose the Mongolian Beef and I selected the Seafood Chow Mien. Two orders of Sautéed Green Beans rounded out our meals. Our server took our order and I was able to took take a look around the restaurant it was very nice with a nice atmosphere also we got our water filled quickly by the attentive staff when the Egg Drop Soup arrived. To me it was was nice not anything over the top but my wife really enjoyed it though it was super hot. Next my daughter and my appetizers arrived along with the Garlic Cucumber Salad. I can tell you that the Sui Mai and Bao are delicious wish you got more they both are so good. My family also really enjoyed the salad. As we were finishing our appetizers the wait staff removed the plates that they arrived in to make room for our entrees. There was a nice flow to the dinner not rushed just convenient so things didn't get crowded which was nice. Everyone enjoyed their entrees I got to try some of everything, family style right, so I was able to to sample a good variety and all were flavorful and delicious. My Seafood Chow Mien had a abundance of scallops, shrimp and crab claws it was easy to get seafood with every bite, the noodles were cooked perfectly what was nice was there wasn't a bunch of vegetables in the meal the seafood really stood out.What for me was a nice surprise was how much my wife enjoyed her meal, that means I get to come back!!!! So in conclusion nice location parking was good very nice building decor and a great staff.Ok wait a minute I have to say this they have a bar with a extensive whiskey selection I noticed that that they had Pappy Van Winkle, I inquired as to the price of a shot and oh boy guess what $260. too rich for me but it's there if you're feeling like a big timer anyway this place is definitely worth a try!!!! read more

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Went to this wonderful place with my best friend to have a girls day! The service was fantastic, the food was amazing and we sat outside and enjoyed the patio and the view! We 100% recommend read more

Wow...what a great place! The food was "oh my goodness" delicious. We tried two different appetizers as well as two entrees. Everything was crazy good! read more

Food and service were great!! Went with all our adult children and grandchildren. We go there early sat in the bar, ordered a drink. My only issue, because I own a business. The bar back (I think) pretty much talked us out of spending money. To much info and talked out of buying what we wanted. Bad for business read more

This place is a great find, the ambience is wonderful the menu is great and the service is top notch. We love the traditional dishes with a little flare. It's a must try. read more

I have read so many amazing reviews for this place and was so excited to try it. The location is perfect. Staff was ok not attentive at all. I did have a delicious espresso martini. My husband said his beer was flat and not cold. The hot and sour soup was pretty good. The pork looked and tasted exactly like what I buy at Costco. Which is good, but when I go out to eat I expect fresh made. The dim sum was not good at all. It was not fresh made, rubbery and very fishy. They're priced like din Thai fung, but definitely not the quality. We were very disappointed and won't return. read more

We have been to this location five times. Absolutely a wonderful scenic spot that has improved each time we have visited. They have found their footing. Our favorite entrees are the won ton soup and shrimp/pork dumplings. read more

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Ambiance was superior. Service was great. Food was good. The prices were insane. Waterfront views. Great dining room. The food just didn't live up to the rest of the experience. read more

Decided to try this for family Christmas Eve dinner tonight. My favorite of the evening was the hot and sour soup. Dont bother with the cup. Get the bowl. Cup is tiny for the price. The bowl is much larger portion. My family was dissatisfied with the green beans. For the price there wasn't much to that dish and we all wanted to share it. A few green beans and some onions. Poorly done knock off to DTF not worth the price or the taste. The rest of the food portion sizes were fairly small left us wanting more which we ended up having to reorder to satisfy everyone. All in all we averaged about $40 per plate per person which for what we actually got is quite high in my opinion and not worth the cost. Service was ok and ambiance is fine. But food portions are lacking for the price. Probably wouldn't do this one again as a family. Too expensive, $200 tab without alcohol. Maybe a date night for 2 is more appropriate. read more

I LOVED IT!!! Omg so good - north snohomish county has been needing dumplings for a long time. The hostess was very sweet and cheerful when arriving, the waiter was very attentive and he checked in on us quite a bit. The food was seriously so freakin good, I would say the dumplings are just as good if not better than din tai fung and dough zone. The mixed drinks really weren't my favorite so I'll probably stick to wine or sake next time, but presentation was beautiful. My husband enjoyed his Moscow mules though. Also I loved how the covered outside (the part where the garage doors are) and outside patio all had heaters. So smart for PNW lol. We will be back many many more times. Definitely get a reservation though if you can, it was packed! read more

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Great spot for dim sum and drinks. The weather was amazing for the waterfront. Great vibes and great service! read more

Fisherman Jack's - Seafood Near Me - Everett, Washington

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I've dined here a couple of times now that they are open for lunch. Menu is limited and dim sum prices are 2-3 times higher than Chinese restaurants, but the ambience and service definitely make up for it. The restaurant is beautifully decorated with detailed pieces and the staff are friendly, attentive and helpful with the menu. Our favorites include Xiao Long Bao, potstickers, siu mai, Dungeness Crab Rangoon and Black Bean Cod. read more

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super busy loud chaios with a long wait to get in. service was great but the food is your basic chinese cuisine, not what one would expect with a name like fisherman jacks on the waterfront. was hoping for seafood or surf and turf. got a wham bam thank you jam chinese fast food on a fancy plate. read more

Everything was excellent! Four stars because with the shared dishes the prices were a little high for the overall food portions received. But so, so good. Great service, attentive and checked in just enough. My cocktail was good too. I did notice people were tripping over the threshold to the outside portion of the restaurant- glad we weren't seated out there. Eek. Mongolian beef and spicy wontons were my favorite. The dumplings were also good and the sticky rice was interesting- wouldn't get that again but fun to try. Definitely want to go back! read more

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Kimberly's service was Par Excellence! The food went above and beyond my expectations! My husband brought me here for a pre Mother's Day lunch and I have already made plans for coming back! The Ambiance is couple and family friendly! I HIGHLY recommend it! read more

Fisherman Jack's - Veggie fried rice, General's Ng's Chicken, Beef Broccoli, Sweet & Sour chicken and Crab Rangoon! - Seafood Near Me - Everett, Washington

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This little gem was such a surprise! Although far from authentic dim sum, the dishes they've created are not to be missed. Everyone these days will do the chicken lettuce wrap thing - their's is a notch up. Especially if you drizzle on top some of that yumminess the chili won tons come in. (FYI wontons are pretty sizable. No skimping at this place.) Also tried the General Ng's (fluffy crispy goodness), string beans (perfectly garlicky seasoned) and beef show mein (not greasy AT ALL). My favorite was their bbq pork bao. No red-dye shredded semblance of pork here - lots of juicy, tasty pieces. read more

Fisherman Jack's - Innards of the amazing BBQ pork bao - Seafood Near Me - Everett, Washington

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We held a family birthday with 10 people. The outside, but under cover seating was so pleasant, right on the boardwalk and water. Fisherman Jack's has appealing and modern decor and service ware. Service was exceptional. The service staff assigned to our table delivered our order efficiently, accurately, and most importantly hot. We ordered family style and had maybe 14-15 items for the group, including some people who need Vegan options. The Asian Fusion-style dishes were excellent. Fresh, well-seasoned, and visually appealing, as well as, delicious. We ordered several seafood dishes that each tasted unique and flavorful. I can't wait to dine there again. I'm happy to recommend Fisherman Jacks on the Everett Waterfront. read more

The food was delicious and the staff was attentive and helpful. The atmosphere was delightful and we were seated promptly after making our online reservation read more

Great time to visit the marina. Wonderful place to eat, great bar with people to meet. I will come here often read more

Food is good, meant to be shared and boy do those small bowels add up so pay attention. Service is good but can occasionally be slow and not so attentive when you need refills or to go boxes or even your check. I know it is newer and things are still getting figured out but You should definitely try the place. Has a great location and vibe. read more

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The food was mediocre. Nothing to write home about. Service was great and decor is modern.

The food was awful. Calling themselves Asian- Fusion is a joke.The name is Fisherman Jack's. But has this Chinese symbol above its sign. But no name? At least I did not see it. Ordered a few menu items. They tasted like the owner runs over to H Mart and bought frozen food in a bag. Prices were high for microwaved or heated up food.Service was good. I felt bad for her to serve such bad food. The interior design was confusing. Hong Kong disco feel. Why are they an asian- fused restaurant named Fisherman Jack's? Sell local seafood and ditch this bad Asian- Fused menu. Great view. Need a total revamped menu. read more

Oh boy.... Positives include location, aesthetics, and concept. Now let's talk about what's going on at this restaurant. We had 7:30 reservations on a Saturday night and struggled to find the entrance for a minute. The door itself is a health risk, it's giant, swings shut quickly and swings open as quickly as well. The lobby is not intended for multiple people, and the host explained they were running behind about 15 minutes on reservations. We were lined up against the wall competing with servers trying to navigate the entrance area. Seating for waiting was limited to room for four and the bar is adjacent so quite tight. The host was stressed out and defensive, constantly trying to explain away the issues of being too busy and understaffed. Not a good look while folks are waiting. Then staff brought a garbage can through the lobby and the host and staff took the garbage out the front giant door. The host explained that the garbage was "too heavy" to take out the regular backdoor. That used to get you fired in restaurants. Once our table was ready, it was strangely uncomfortable when both the staff that seated us and the staff bringing water didn't say a word, nothing. I finally asked if there was a vow of silence in effect and the staff said hello and apologized for not responding. They stated they were pretty overwhelmed. Waiter was kind, doing the best he could, but he understood it was difficult to get seated without worrying if the entire experience would suck. . He explained we order off a ticket list and we picked out about 8 items which mostly came out about fifteen minutes after ordering. Unfortunately they were out of several items, and a promised egg flower soup never arrived (it went from "we are making it" to "oh yeah we ran out", but we weren't charged. Also no sticky rice??? Everyone felt rushed by the process, don't think family style means eating as fast as you can, but the food generally comes out all at once, or as ready, depending on what you order. Green beans were good, pork buns great, dumplings average, lettuce wraps pretty good. Had to watch our waiter try to clear out his own huge tables, again, just a bad look. You just can't expect good service if everyone is overwhelmed with too many responsibilities. Cocktails were average for the cost. Like most say, desserts just weren't inspired. We really hope that Jacks figures out how to meet the challenge of being successful. Folks want to eat here, it's obvious, but challenge's definitely remain at this time. A general manager on the floor would be an asset, and don't take reservations at this time, it's causing issues for staff and customers. Also, You might want to remove about 20% of the tables and serve those who come in well rather than meeting only partial expectations, at least until you can hire and train enough employees. I'll try it again in a month or two. Good luck, I really want to see it be successful. read more

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Variety and quality of menu items was impressive. The view overlooking the small boat harbor is stunning, especially with a sunset as the backdrop. Service for a large party was excellent, and the bills were able to be split as requested. Be aware that 20% is added to each check for a large party. read more

Ambiance: really great! You can tell a lot of attention went into design and decor. Even the utensils were pretty! Service: mixed feelings here. When we arrived we were told they were only accepting reservations. Ok no problem - I hopped on open table and there were reservations open for every 15 mins throughout the night. I was able to get one for right then. After being seated we weren't greeted or given water for over 10 minutes. When our server finally arrived he just grabbed our order sheet and wandered off. After another 15 mins, one of our dishes arrived. At this point our waters were empty but despite multiple people walking around with water jugs they happened to skip our table each time. Then another 15 minutes later the other dishes finally arrived. The highlight of the night was the excitement about the food by one of the gals who delivered our food! If you want dessert, be sure to add it to your paper order sheet at the start of the meal, otherwise you'll just get your check when you look like you're done eating. Food: this was mostly a miss for me. Soup dumplings - only 2 of our 6 dumplings had any soup in them. Crab rangoons - these were very crab forward and nice and crisp. Green beans - sooo salty (and I am known as a salt addict amongst my friends and family so for me to be unable to eat these is quite a feat) Spicy wontons: the skins on these were so soggy that it fell off immediately when we picked them up. Mongolian beef: pretty standard. Nothing good or bad to say here. Doesn't come with rice, so be sure to order some if you would like to have it with rice. All in all this was a 1 to 2 star experience but I am giving it an extra couple courtesy stars since they just opened. read more

Fisherman Jack's - Spicy wontons - Seafood Near Me - Everett, Washington

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The food is good, yet overpriced with small portions. Nice place, just don't go hungry unless you are able to pay some money.