Another local gem in the neighborhood. The staff are extraordinarily knowledgeable about all the…read morefish, not just the origins, but will also give you helpful advice on how to cook and prepare everything. I know for a fact that their salmon is high-quality and delicious. One of the things I keep coming back for are the crab cakes. They get them from a local small business on Long Island I believe. They come frozen and you just have to heat them up in the oven for about 20 to 25 minutes or pan fry them for 3 to 5 minutes on each side. Hard to find really good crabcakes and these are definitely worth it at $4.25 a piece.

I want to commend Angelo on a truly great seafood market. It is great walking in and smelling FRESH…read moreseafood-"not fish". I have been around seafood my entire life and as a food professional it is gratifying to find a family run shop that cares about freshness. Really fresh seafood should smell clean, mild, and reminiscent of the open ocean, completely lacking the pungent, heavy smell that people typically associate with "fishiness". Avenue U Fish Market is clean and creamy smelling, just like right out of the water fresh. I bought soft-shell crabs last weekend that were the best I have ever had in my 60 years. They were lively, plump and most importantly delicious. Angelo personally picked 4 of them for me and my wife. I wanted to let Brooklyn and Rockaway know that it is worth the trip to Avenue U Fish Market. Keep up the great work and shop local. Support a small family run business. Get the Soft Shells while they are available. Thank you Angelo, Adam Smith

I don't like fish but when I walk in here all I smell is the ocean. The fish is fresh and it all…read morelooks beautiful! Very helpful worker, I always have questions about fish especially which ones don't taste like fish. She was so helpful I bought a piece of orange roughy plus the shrimp. Fresh fish, you can get you purchase cleaned for .50 cents, they have everything from shellfish to whole fish, octopus and more.

Great fish and seafood selection. Reasonable prices. Very clean store. Helpful staff.read more

caviar is a good price and super delicious -- the owner is a nice person too :) I got free chocolateread more

Been coming to this store for ... 17 years…read more..... Store is almost the same as it has been always. We've been coming in for the best selection of caviar at probably the best prices I've seen in... Well ever. We usually are pretty picky about what we buy and Roman and his wife have been very helpful every step of the way. If you are looking for caviar Red or Black their prices are second to none and I would suggest listening to their advice when it comes to selection. Have never steered us wrong yet. If you ever in the area and need some food you should visit. I haven't been disappointed yet and I can fairly certainly say you won't be either.

Great variety of items, including seafood and meats, also offers vegetarian and vegan items(check…read moreeach item carefully for ingredients).

Dirty and smell bad. The cashier is very rule. I asked her check the price for me and she said why…read moredon't you know the price. I said the item doesn't have price label that's why I ask her check the price for me. Very rude

A very beautiful spot with a lovely view . Delicious food and caviar. A pleasant place you'll want…read moreto come back to!

Tsar Caviar is simply amazing! The quality is top-notch - each bite is fresh and tasteful. You can…read moremake so many great appetizers for your guests that are going to look exquisite and luxurious. The variety they offer is perfect for elevating any dining experience, whether for a special occasion or just a gourmet treat. Highly recommended for anyone looking to impress or indulge in something truly exceptional!

A friend and I randomly heard about this place from another shopper at Costco who said the caviar…read morewas overpriced and not as good. After coming here to Royal Seafood, I can confirm that person was correct. Hidden in a little corner shop of Brooklyn, Royal seafood doesn't look like anything flashy. It's a small, hole-in-the wall grocery store focused on foods from Russia. Their most notably food is caviar. The front display case had mostly cured salmon eggs, which varying grades of fish egg depending on what you want to pay for (and from which company). They also have various preparations of smoked salmon and other fish. If you want real sturgeon caviar, you can ask for it by the cashier's counter. They can weigh it out individually for you if you want want to buy a whole can. While it's still expensive, it's the real deal and probably cheaper than other places that sell caviar. Overall, it's a cool hidden gem that any caviar lover should not miss.

Wow the service was incredible! I was looking to buy some caviar and my friend that lives nearby…read morerecommended, this place. The staff were incredibly kind and the caviar was very well priced for the quality. I definitely will be returning! I highly recommend!

Food is great quality!!! No doubts! Just be attentive when you receive what you have ordered…read more Check the label first, then check the product. Selection of products is big , and instead of varenniki with mushrooms, for example, you can get varenniki with herbs(((. Called MIXED!!!! Everybody makes mistakes. And most of my experience with service in this store is positive!)))

In honor of my mother's 100th birthday we picked up some Russian goodies for her lunch celebration…read more She ate the whole thing, Borscht, herring, blintzes, black bread, stuffed cabbage, kasha, chicken and some nice salad. The lady behind the counter was very patient and helpful. Good parking. Huge selection of everything. We also picked up some house made pastrami for later that night. Mmmmm good!

Fresh fillets and variety of shrimp. I like that the fillets are covered by the plastic doors…read more Dinner comes out amazing when I buy my fish from here.

I was bemoaning the lack of seafood in my neighborhood recently, when someone called me out on it…read moreand reminded me that this place exists. So I gathered my courage and stepped through the doors and boy am I glad I did. As you walk inside, you immediately notice the long stainless steel counter where a man stands expertly filleting something as though it's no big deal. On either side of the room, large cases full of ice reveal a plethora of sea creatures. Salmon, Tuna, Octopus, Scallops...Conch. Yes, conch. It's exotic. It's exciting. It makes me want to learn to be a better cook. The first time I came in, an Italian-accented fellow in front of me was buying up calamari, scallops, and shrimp. I immediately pictured a delicious seafood risotto and my mouth started to water. I wasn't that ambitious myself, but walked out of there with a decent sized salmon steak ($7.99/pound the day I went) that took me two days to eat. (Not that this is necessarily desirable with seafood, next time I'll buy a smaller portion). My next trip in I opted for a tuna steak ($11.99/pound). Both times, it was delicious. I'll never want for seafood again. Except for the fact that I'm supposedly cutting my food budget back.

They have best fresh fish in Bensonhurst Always makes my…read moreChristmas Eve Feast of the 7 fishes delicious

Not a fancy fish place, but plenty of variety and the prices are great! Very fresh fish and the…read morestaff is nice. Usually the locals will trade recipes if you're the talkative type.