It was an ok fish store. Like everything else, things don't taste as good as they used too.read more

It's still not what it used to be, but the quality of the fish has improved slighty. I give it…read morethree stars because, when the fish is good, it is perfectly good (fish is either good or bad, there is no in between). I am going there without nearly as much dread. But I still wish they had more variety, and that the shellfish was a little better quality. Oh and I wish they had mackerel. We eat mackerel at our house.

B&K Fish Mini Market is a wildly popular fresh seafood spot for a reason. They carry a great…read moreselection of local favorite seafood, with the option to buy it fresh or have it cleaned for you. You can also order cooked-to-order dishes right on the spot--from fish sandwiches to full seafood boils. It's an extremely busy lunch and takeout spot, so expect a crowd, but it moves well. My favorites are the shark, catfish, and snapper platter with tempura vegetables--always fresh, flavorful, and filling. The space is accessible with a little effort; the ramp is slightly steep, but manageable. Service is friendly, welcoming, and attentive, and the pricing is excellent for both the quality and the location. This is my go-to standby for fresh fish--reliable, delicious, and worth the visit.

Good night, I order some food from B &K Fish Mini Market and…read moreI did not get the food the cost of the food was $25.93. Three hours after purchasing the food I realized that there was a problem with getting the food. Please give me a full refund of the cost of the food. Best wishes, Veronica B Pierre

I bought some flounder fillet got home and realized it was not flounder but inferior Basa which is…read moreimported from Thailand and is farm raised in dirty gross water

***UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP....RENAMED "JOE'S FISH MARKET" AS OF NOVEMBER 2018***…read more Thank goodness for the new owners---last ones were trying to drive the place into the ground, I think. Been here a few times---and once in a while I just go in to see what's new---Fresh offerings, store is clean, reasonable prices (even surprisingly low for the area) workers and owners are very friendly and always on hand with advice on how to properly store your purchases (if not preparing right away) and even giving cooking tips from time to time! You can tell they really care about quality and making sure the customer is satisfied from purchase to actually eating the finished product at home. They offer much more variety than the last owners, open on time (which was a huge issue before with the past owners who sometimes would open an hour or two late, close a few hours early on a whim, or just not open at all---and lost a lot of business this way), are hygienic (another issue from before with past employees), and very welcoming. If you are avoiding this place based on your experiences with the last fish monger in this location----Fear no more---I highly suggest you visit and see the improvements for yourself!

I'm not generally in this area, but I ran an errand of Myrtle Avenue last week and happened to walk…read morepast this little Asian market. I needed some siracchia and they had plenty in stock. I also grabbed some rice noodles and a bunch of different kinds of ramen. They also have seafood and drinks, etc. Lots of frozen foods, etc. I can go to Chinatown anytime, which is way more convenient for me, but this is a great little market if you're in Bushwick.

Since I moved out of Greenpoint into this part of Ridgewood adjacent Bushwick, I can't seem to find…read morea decent Chinese delivery restaurant so I have been cooking a lot more on my own. This Asian grocery is a lifesaver for neighborhood cooks who don't want to trek into Chinatown or Flushing over the weekend. Nearby Food Bazaar carries a decent selection of staples - rice noodles, mirin, rice vinegar, etc, but I come here for different varieties of soy sauce, fish sauce, Chianking vinegar, cooked udon in the refrigerator case, and other essential seasonings for an authentic home cooked meal. There is a fish counter and some produce available as well.

This is a very clean seafood operation they got going on its located at the rear of the supermarket…read moreof western beef.The prices are fair and the quality is great.You should definitely check them out!

Not sure why this place has low ratings because I came on a Sunday night and I was so impressed!…read moreThis market is located in Bushwick. I saw from outside they had a deli so I figured let me get a quick meal. As I walked in I saw everything was so neatly organized. It looked like no one touched anything, every product was in itself place. I must have gone at a great hour because there were not too many people inside. It was probably the cleanest supermarket i have been in. I will say the deli items were pricey but it was delicious! I unfortunately do not live nearby but if I did, I would definitely go more often.

I've known this supermarket since 1992. It's of course very different now . The "children" love…read morethis place. They walk in with their dogs without compunction . The unwashed set ... If you want to return an item you are treated like a criminal . If you mention weights & measures that lessens. To me , if something is out of date , or simply bad , it shouldn't be a crime to return it nor should you feel as if you're doing something wrong .

The fish is fresh and you can pick chips or rice on the side. I really like their rice is very…read moreauthentic. The portion is huge can feed 2 party. The price is good only $12 flounder with rice.

I visited Jose Fish Market last weekend and must revise my evaluation downward one star to three…read morestars. The service is still great at the counter and the value proposition is still there. However, something has happened to the rice. Let me first correct a few things from my previous review. The front awning does have the name of the restaurant on it. Jose Fish Market is not brightly painted or printed on the awning. Second, they have flounder instead of trout. The flounder is still a generous piece of fish for $11 for the platter with rice and peas. This time the rice and peas were not edible in my opinion. I do not know what happened, but something was very very off about the rice. I would rather have the fish alone and would be hesitant to have the rice ever again here. The chicken wings at $10 for four and fries is still a great value and the wings were crispy and great with the hot sauce, even the fries were good with hot sauce.

Found this fish market after my weekly food shopping across the street at SuperFresh. Ordered the…read morebroil salmon with the sides of rice and salad. 10 minutes later, my order was ready, hot and delicious. Definitely fit within my dietary goals. The place also has fresh to purchase if you want to take it home and prepare it the way you want. The store front has tables if you want to eat it right then and there. I chose to take it home. Definitely if you want a prepared fish dinner for a good price. Yep. Get it here.

This is one of those great neighborhood gems that you discover by chance, or by word of mouth…read more Tucked into 42nd street, between Greenpoint ave and 48th ave in Sunnyside, Queens, this fresh seafood store doubles as an unexpectedly delicious kitchen, that puts out some seriously tasty, seasoned to perfection and cooked to preference, broiled or fried fish filets and fish steaks. Best for take-out or delivery, though dine-in option is available, if you don't mind the smell of fresh seafood on display for sale, steps away. The atmosphere is friendly and ok for a quick bite, but it's not exactly inviting as it mainly functions as a fresh fish store and quick kitchen, but there are casual outdoor seating options in the warmer months. No wait service, it's all casual and self serve. The entrées are served with a side of steamed yellow rice, or French fries, fresh lemon and a fresh lettuce, tomato, and cucumber salad. A delicious choice for dinner on any given night cooked to perfection . 1/2 pound filets / steaks (around $10-$15) or 1 pound filets / steaks (around $20-$25). Strongly recommend trying some sides too, the shrimp ceviche is really good, so are the fried clams, fried scallops, and fried or broiled shrimp. The people working there have been there for decades and are always friendly and polite. Food is prepped quickly, prep times are not long.

Came by on a Tuesday for happy hour, which appears to be weekdays from 4-6pm. There's ample seating…read moreoutdoor and few tables inside, as well as the bar countertop. Their HH deals are pretty solid -- $2 East Coast Oysters, $10 select wines and $6 beer special. Grabbed a glass of Sauvignon Blanc as I waited for my friend to arrive, which they were very patient and accommodating for. As soon as my friend arrived, we ordered a 1/2 dozen West Coast oysters, which were not on the happy hour menu, and several dozens of the HH East Coast oysters. Our server did an excellent job explaining the origin of the oysters as well as the specials of the day. The West Coast oysters were Kumamoto (California), while the East Coast selection were called Bad Boys (from Nova Scotia, Canada). Normally I'm a big fan of West coast oysters, but the Bad Boys were delicious! They were plump with a bold ocean brine & crisp finish. My friend also ordered a cup of clam chowder, which he thoroughly enjoyed. One of the best oyster HH spots I've come across, because it seems to be harder finding good ones lately. Would definitely come back to try the other seafood dishes.

I'm so torn about this review. The food was pretty good but the full experience truly lacked I wish…read moreI could give another half a star. Going to Greenpoint Fish and Lobster on a weekend is truly a mission. If you don't have a reservation chances are you'll be waiting around for a long time. They estimated 30min wait and it turned out to be over an hour. We were ready to walk away 3 times but ended up sticking around as we were promised we were third on the list meanwhile more than 3 parties were seated before us (strange!). Once we were seated, we ordered right away having had time to look at the menu while waiting. Crudo, dozen of oysters, clam chowder + lobster roll. - Crudo was a bit sad with 6 pieces of fish lying on a big plate with an insane amount of salt flakes. It was fresh but don't think it's worth ordering. - East coast oysters were puny. Very mid especially because I've recently tried some at Upstate that were amazing. They're incomparable. - Lobster roll. Okay should've just gone straight for the roll because it was perfect. Buttery and fresh with perfect balance of lobster roll bread. The salad dressing also was delicious. So good! Definitely highlight of this restaurant. - Clam chowder. Also 10/10. Hearty, flavorful. Loved every bite of it. Service was average. They weren't profoundly interested in giving best service instead just chatting amongst each other and dropping off plates. Also they forgot about the clam chowder we ordered and asked if we still want it.. YES..that's why we ordered it. Overall if you don't pay attention to those details it's worth coming for some great seafood. BUT I highly recommend getting a reservation.

Encebollado Machaleno in Queens, New York is a great Ecuadorian Resturant. The food reminds me of…read morethe way my mom cooks Ecuadorian food. The Encebollado was just the way i like it, the fish was good and it had a lot of things like the yucca mixed with onion and cilantro.The Seco de Chivo (lamb stew) was my favorite dish. I liked the way the lamb was cooked it was seasoned well and tender. The service was quick and the owner was nice and so was everyone else. I told them that there food was good and got some cool photos with them. This is a place you should definetly try, if you love Ecuadorian food and if you never had it you should come here.

Ceviche is amazing and coconut juice is addictive. I want to go back to try to encebollado! It is a…read morelittle pricey and the portions are a little small but overall great food! Would go back.