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This spot is super popular, and there's almost always a line outside. They don't have too much seating inside, and you order at the counter then get seated with a number. We came on the earlier side and ended up waiting around 20 minutes before ordering. I got the dover and fries, and this was probably one of the best fish and chips dishes I have ever had! The fish was super duper thin and coated generously, and then topped with some seasoning mix that was so flavorful. The fries / potatoes were also insanely crispy and flavorful - the skins were the best part. I also really liked the tarter sauce that it came with! I can still remember how it all tastes. Definitely recommend the dover and chips, and I'll have to be back to try other menu items!
I have been wanting to try this place for a while now and finally made it ! This is a small shop in Fremont, and I have never not seen a line out the door, but they turn tables pretty quickly. On a Saturday evening, we waited in line about 20 minutes and then were able to order and be sat. All the staff was very friendly. Even though they were constantly busy and wearing different hats, they were helpful, smiling and overall really nice. The food was solid. We tried the smoked salmon dip with chips, the fried chicken sandwich and the the black cod kasusuke. The crab rolls were sold out by the time we got there or we definitely would have tried those. The salmon dip was good, lots of dill, and the chips were crispy. The fried fish sandwich was light, which was nice for something fried, and the roll it was on was soft and warm. The black cod kasusuke was my favorite dish of the meal. The black cod was tender and fell apart, and it was seasoned so nice. It came with a spinach salad and rice which was also delicious. If I could give half stars, this would be pushing a 4.5. Nothing blew me away, but everything was fresh and enjoyable!
Tried the salmon salad this time and it was delicious. It was well dressed and the salmon was very fresh and tasty. A great option for a lighter lunch or dinner
On the higher price-end, Local Tide has a small menu of gorgeous healthy and fresh dishes! The shrimp toast is 100% in the top 3 bites I have had in Seattle, absolutely no doubt!!! Just be mindful that the portions are a little small for what you spend though
POV: you just got out of the Fremont Flea Market(s) (both, mind you) after a morning of browsing through so many antique goodies that your head is spinning. The wind is howling. Your fingers are getting numb. Hunger blurs your vision. And then your trusty friend says, "I know a place for food." After a quick drive and gentle uphill walk, you arrive at none other than Local Tide. There's a line out the door. Your stomach gurgles. "It's worth the wait, I think," your friend proclaims nervously. You all choose to wait. When you get inside, you find that the crab roll you'd been salivating over is sold out. Devastating, but no matter-- you'd already chosen the salmon sandwich as your backup. Your friends also order the shrimp toast and smoked salmon belly dip to share. The sweet cashier thanks you all, offers you a seat quickly and says your food will be right out. The smoked salmon belly dip comes first. DELECTABLE. You're already starving at this point, but the staff notified you that there would be a slight delay with the other food, so you begin to ration the chips and dip. Fifteen minutes pass. Twenty. Once it's nearing 35 minutes, you're getting antsy. You're supposed to be at Pac-Sci by now, and it's already 3:15. Will you make it in by 5? Your friends are getting hangry. Tensions are high. Maybe you should just eat the cost of the sandwich and go... Just when you think all hope is lost, the waft of oil, mayo, and fried goodness hits your nose. It's here. The glorious shrimp toast and salmon sandwich arrive to the table, along with the cod, another salmon sandwich, and the rockfish bowl. The waiter serves you all an apologetic look and all of the previous heat melts away. Everyone digs in immediately, and for 10 minutes, the table is silent save for vigorous chewing and occasional "this is so good"s. You finish your meal. The sky is clear. You make it to Pac Sci in time. Would come back for that smoked salmon dip. Thank you, Will, for the rec.
Literally the best fish and chips my boyfriend and I have ever had. The fish has a house blend of seasoning on it and the fries are crisped to perfection. The tartar sauce with a touch of dill was a perfect pairing. Staff was friendly and attentive. Just go and get it.
I recently saw a post on IG about the food at Local Tide. I decided to take a drive over and see for myself, what this place was all about. There is not much parking available in the area, aside for the paid parking lots in the surrounding area; I almost gave up, but was able to find free street parking. Remember to check the signs, as not all street parking is free. I arrived for a late lunch, a little after 1 pm. The restaurant was fairly busy, around 70% capacity. There was a sign with instructions for seating and ordering posted outside. Upon entering, I was greeted by a very friendly worker; I informed her that I had never been there before and asked what she recommended. While I have done this many times, very rarely has the person opposite me asked my preferences in food and made suggestions accordingly. I explained that I wasn't too hungry but did want to try a couple items. She informed me that the shrimp toast was an item that almost every table ordered, then proceeded to detail how the dish was prepared and what it was served with. After ordering the shrimp toast, I was given a few more suggestions and decided on the smash burger. As many more businesses are moving away from accepting cash payments, I was asked for "exact change" if paying in cash. I explained that I wanted to leave extra money for tip, but if that meant paying by card I could do so. They were able to make the $5 change I needed. The shrimp toast showed up quickly after I sat at the bar. It wasn't as oily as I expected, which was great. Combined with the slaw, I really enjoyed this dish. The smash burger followed quickly behind the shrimp toast. The burger was quite filling, I ended up taking half to go.
Seattle did NOT disappoint when it came to the food options! I spent my birthday weekend in Seattle and my godsister recommended this spot. It is counter service and a line was already forming, always a good sign. The menu is small but still has so many choices at the same time, so we ended up ordering almost everything. When I say everything was sooooo delicious and fresh, I mean I still think about that food to this day. Truly phenomenal. The place itself is really cute but there is not a lot of seating. Luckily we were able to sit, wait, and eat next door at the wine bar. The staff was friendly and very helpful. 10 out of 10 birthday stop!
Your reliably delicious neighborhood quick eat seafood spot. The owners/front staff have always been really friendly to me. Yes, they get busy as they are high on tourist spots but if you can get there early, it's worth it. My go to order are the fish sandwich, crab roll (only available Friday to Sunday), and when I feel like red meat, the smash burger. Inside is clean, you can see the kitchen, no fuss vibes in terms of service since lots of people are waiting but you can sit and chat if you want.
I got the rockfish banh mi. So good. All the flavors and ingredients pair together really well. It definitely is a messy sandwich and a bit difficult to hold together while you eat but the taste more than makes up for it. Really solid spot and I definitely will be back to try the rest of the menu!
I tried the salmon dip and the rockfish bahn mi. The chips were warm and crispy, the salmon dip was such a great appetizer. The rockfish was cooked perfectly and I enjoyed the toppings and sauce on the sandwich. We sat at the bar so it was cool to be so up close to the food being cooked and the preparation. The presentation of everything was also so impressive. We went on a Saturday for an early dinner and we didn't have to wait for a spot to open up. Overall, I enjoyed that their menu wasn't too expansive but still had a variety. I will definitely be coming back to introduce friends to the place!
I came for dinner and it was quite busy. You order at the front before sitting down, which can be confusing if you didn't know. I ordered the chowder and my friends ordered the Rockfish Banh Mi and Fried Oysters. Overall, the food was good but a tad expensive for the amount of food, specifically the Fried Oysters. I'd try the Shrimp Toast next time and maybe the Dover & Fries.
My brother and I visited on a random Tuesday for a late lunch, and thankfully there was no line. I've heard the lines can get pretty long here, so what a relief! We ordered the tuna melt special, shrimp toast, and clam chowder to share. I was expecting the clam chowder to be creamy, but the broth was more thin and runny than thick and creamy. It was decent, but nothing mind blowing. I enjoyed the shrimp toast the most; it was flavorful, crispy, and made for yummy bites with the sauces provided. The tuna melt special was $24 and tiny for the price in my opinion. They should split this sandwich into two instead of having it be one gigantic mess to eat. It was pretty good, but again nothing to rave about. We spent about $37 each and I still left hungry afterwards which is not ideal. The ambience is cozy and warm, and service is standard. I do think it's quite overpriced and overrated so probably wouldn't go back, but I'm glad I got to try Local Tide!
As soon as I walked in, they were very friendly. A burger for less than $15 is really hard to find nowadays. I heard about this from a post on Reddit and I have to say it definitely lived up to my expectations. Very lively inside and few open seats. Will return! read more
Came here around 7pm on a Thursday night, and the line was quite long. We ended up waiting ~30 minutes to place our order and get seated (I think we were close to one of the last parties they sat, because they closed at 8). It's a relatively small shop indoors and they seat you after you place your order. Definitely worth the wait though! The shrimp toast is a must-get and lives up to all the hype and positive reviews - it comes with chili sauce, a sweet mayo sauce, and a cabbage salad which was really refreshing. Both the rockfish banh mi and the dover fish and chips were also good, and their home-style fries were crisped to perfection. I do wish that the Dover fish was a little bit thicker though - I get that it's probably the style, but it always left me wanting more from a bite. read more
Worth the wait in line! Came on a Friday afternoon and waited for about 30 mins on the sidewalk. Once you eventually get to the host and place your order, they give you the option to wait for an open seat. We decided to sit at the kitchen counter, which was great because we saw first hand how fresh the food is prepared. The interior is kind of tight because its always busy. We had the Crab Roll (available on weekends only), which was amazing! The Clam Chowder is different from what I'm used to, but it was great. We also had the Dover & Fries. The Rockfish Bowl is amazing! In addition to the fish, it had a mix of basil, parsley, cilantro over brown rice! Sitting at the counter, it was entertaining watching their staff perfect each dish. Super friendly staff, amazing seafood with fresh ingredients. Support this local Seattle business. I highly recommend! read more
5 months ago
Arrived for a late lunch around ~1PM on a Sunday and was surprised to still see a line out the door (~7ish parties ahead of us). You order at the cash register before grabbing a table, a rule that everyone really did respect and while I didn't wait to be seated, there was a bit of a wait on my way out as there are only 10-ish tables. Parking in Fremont is generally a pain as you may have to find street parking quite a bit away. Overall, a little pricey, but about what you would expect for a seafood joint. Food does take a bit to come out and won't come out all at once, but the quality is quite good. Shrimp Toast (4.25/5): Reminded me of shrimp toast you would get at dim sum, a little greasy on the toast, but great contrast of bouncy, sweet shrimp with the crisp of the bread. Chili sauce is spicy for real for real, so watch out, and the cabbage salad is a great creamy, crunchy salad in between bites. Fried Oysters (4/5): Fantastic crunch on the oysters and they were fresh, so they weren't too oceanic. Arugula salad wasn't my favorite and wasn't the best I've ever had, but certainly didn't disappoint me. read more
1 year ago
I went back a few days later and got their Salmon Sandwich and Bread Pudding and both exceeded my expectations. The salmon sandwich had lots of flavor from the sauce on the bottom and from the leafy greens. Perfectly cooked salmon as well. The bread pudding was warm, sodt and melted in my mouth and the frosting wasn't too sweet either. The person that rang me up for the order, Corey C was very kind and provided amazing customer service. read more
My dear friend took me here for my birthday and WOW, I was so amazed! my advice is to get there as soon as it opens, regardless of weekend or weekday because the place fills up fast. Your order first the grab a seat. Out order: Shrimp toast $14 Smash burger $10 Rockfish banh mi $18 Bread pudding $12 I've had shrimp toast before but did not expect then flavour bomb and crunch on Local Tide's shrimp toast. 10/10 would order again! Smash burger and banh mi was good too, but a bit messy. 8/10. With bread pudding for dessert we were thoroughly stuffed. On weekends I hear it's crazy due to the crab cakes & lobster rolls that always sell out. If you're in Ballard and you want some fresh seafood delight do check out Local Tide. read more
10 months ago
Heard from a local that this was a must try spot during our visit to Seattle, and the spot lived up to the recommendation! First the service was amazing, very friendly, quick, and helpful! The food was phenomenal, we ordered their clam chowder, a smash burger, a their fries. All the items we ordered were incredibly flavorful and we'll definitely be back next time we're in Fremont! read more
The seafood here is sooo good, and the staff and general atmosphere are just lovely. We got to try a lot and everything was just In particular, loved the super tender, melt-in-your-mouth miso cod, the rockfish bowl which was so herby and refreshing, and the salmon sandwich which seems deceptively simple but is a master example of less is more. And of course, the shrimp toast! Comes out super hot and crispy with a custardy center, and the in-house chili sauce they serve it with is addicting (praying they sell it by the jar one day) and very fiery. Could eat a million of those. They also have cute minimalistic branded merchandise like tote bags and water bottles, and I like their open shelf of seafood related cookbooks that you can browse through. Can't wait to come back and try everything else we didn't order this time- like the clam chowder, fried oysters, rockfish bahn mi and famous bread budding. :) read more
2 years ago
Cute small local seafood joint! Recommend the potatoes (soo flavorful and crispy), the shrimp toast, and the clam chowder. The sourdough that comes with the soup is really good. Salmon teriyaki rice bowl was ok, and the fried dover needed a bit more flavor but all the sauces were good -- especially the sweet mayo that comes with the shrimp toast. Fantastic service -- everyone was super friendly. We sat outside because there isn't a ton of indoor seating, so just something to keep in mind if you're going with a big group. Prices are on the higher side (each plate is around $18-20) but portions are pretty big. read more
Stopped in with family while on vacation. It's pretty small and line was out the door. We were a total of six so did have to wait a little for someone to leave before we could order and sit. I kind of like when there's an open kitchen and you can see what's happening. I got the rockfish banh mai and quite enjoyed it. Spouse got a smash burger w a side of fries bc he doesn't eat fish and it was fine. Enough fries to share, which is nice since they're ordered separate. Kid got dover and fries. He can be picky for no apparent reason but filled up on the meal. read more
1 year ago
Terrific spot to go for lunch or dinner. The atmosphere is comfortable and very relaxing. It is quiet enough for a conversation but loud enough to discourage phone conversations. The restaurant is well kept and clean. The food and service was excellent. Everything tasted fresh! There was plenty of street parking in the area. It exceeded my high expectations. I plan to go again on a weekend to try out something new on their menu! read more
this place was highly rated and there was a line out the door that definitely drew us in to try it out. they're run as a "order and pay first, then seat yourself" kind of restaurant. so seating availability is pretty dependent on whether or not other tables are clearing out as you are ordering. the food however did not impress me and was underwhelming given the reviews. - shrimp toast (4.5/5): this was probably my favorite dish here. shrimp was perfect and the "toast" added a nice crunch to it. but the dish is very oily in order to achieve that level of crispiness. and with that level of oiliness, the whole dish started to feel heavy. - deep fried oysters (3/5): the oysters felt overdone. it was almost dry on its own, so much that i felt like i had to dip it in one of the sauces to bring the dish back to life. yes, the dish does already come with a sauce pairing, but i feel like a good dish should be able to stand on its own. - dover fish & chips (3/5): if you don't already know, dover fish is already a very thin fish to begin with. so don't expect a whole meaty fish filet like you get with typical fish & chips. there just wasn't much depth to the meal. the pieces were so thin that i felt like i was just eating the leftover fried batter at some points. i wish they focused more on how to make the fish *crispy* rather than just *crunch* because of how thick/heavy their batter was. - rockfish salad: this was a much more refreshing take on all of the fish dishes at this place. pairs well with the salad and peanuts add a nice crunch to it. overall, this place is heavily rooted in fried items in their dishes, so if that's what you're looking for then this is a decent place to be at. but for my personal taste preference, i don't think it really fit. one thing i will say is we didn't get to try one of their sandwiches which a lot of the other reviews seemed to enjoy, so we might have missed out there. read more
2 years ago
I don't know what else to say that hasn't been said already. Order ahead to avoid lines. Service was super friendly. Everyone from the cashier to the servers, to the cooks. It was fun to sit at the bar, and see the kitchen work. We came on a weekend to try their crab rolls. There was a long line, and it didn't move too quickly. We were in no rush, as it took a while for our food to come. But when it did come mmmmmmmmmm the shrimp toast alone, wow. Made it well worth the trip and wait. Honestly the crab roll was only alright. I've had better. It was good, but not amazing. Also at that price, I would have just ordered two orders of the shrimp toast instead. We also ordered the fried oysters which were also imo only ok. I would love to come back and try their burgers, and order the shrimp toast again. I would come and try them on a weekday, and hope that it's less busy. Gotta get my shrimp toast on. Perfectly toasted, then didn't perfection. That bite of crisp oil bread with salted sweet shrimp.. mmmm! Heavenly. read more
2 years ago
Came here to try their smash burgers. It's pretty good flavors. Classic. It's not as greasy and smashed as other smashed burgers. The fries are not fries since they're quartered potatoes. They're still good! They were nice and not and nicely seasoned. We didn't eat at local tide but at the brewery next door. You can order at the bar and they bring your food out. read more
2 years ago
good albeit very pricy fish sandwich. Imagine paying almost $20 for a fish sandwich only to find out that it doesn't come with fries.... And they put a Kraft single on it too? Extremely confusing. That's McDonald's behavior putting cheese on a fish sandwich. But the tartar sauce had a lovely horseradish which really elevated the fish. Very friendly service with people who care about ethical stuff. Very classic Seattle crowd. Modern place. I'll keep my eye out for a dingy shack to try next read more
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This is a fast casual, fresh seafood restaurant in Fremont. It was a bit busy on Friday night, and while there is limited seating in the actual restaurant, the next door business, Aslan Brewing, offers up their seating for restaurant customers too. I guess it is a mutual benefit so people can also order drinks there while eating food from here. The benefit is you don't have to order to-go - they will still plate the food dine-in so you won't need to worry about food presentation either! I tried the shrimp toast and the dover and fries, both of which were good but a bit on the oily and heavy side. The shrimp toast are 4 small pieces of toast with shrimp on top, served with mayo and chili oil on the side. The chili oil is actually pretty spicy. The shrimp is good and reminds me of the dim sum shrimp preparation (maybe the deep frying makes it quite similar) but a bit too oily for my liking. The dover and fries were decent - I liked how the fish is thinly sliced and battered so it gives a bit crispier texture, and the same goes for the fries. The seasoning is good. For the price, I expected a bit more since the portions were pretty small, but it was nonetheless executed well. Overall, this is a good place for seafood dishes. A lot of the items are individual (if you get sandwiches and some bowls) so it is a bit better of a place to go either solo or with a large group socializing. read more
1 year ago
Was looking for a seafood place in the area and decided to try. Excellent! Had the Dover and Chips and Rockfish Bowl. Fish & Chips thin and delicious. Rockfish had an Asian flair. read more
After a long walk around Lake Union, we stopped at Local Tide for a late lunch. Many friends had recommended this place, so I was happy to have the opportunity to try it. The menu is pretty straightforward, and the dining area is casual and relaxed, but modern and clean at the same time. We got the grilled salmon sandwich, and the rockfish bun me. We asked for the salmon sandwich to be hot, as it is normally served, cold, and the staff we're happy to make that happen. The fish is clearly quite fresh, and the sauces used are delicious. I loved my bun me. The bread wasn't my favorite, but the toppings and fish were and fresh. Service is super quick, and they thankfully had outlets to charge our phones, which were low on battery. It's located in a great area of Fremont - perfect for visitors! read more
Yummm. Local tide is one of those places where you can really taste the freshness of ingredients. Plus the staff is so friendly! Overall a great vibe. I loved the shrimp toast and salmon salad. No parking but we found street parking fairly easily. read more
2 years ago
There's always a line here and for good reason. The food is delicious! You wait in line to order, then if the staff will help get you a table. You can also go next door to the bar and order if you don't want to wait. You generally don't have to wait long for a table. It's pretty casual here. The stand outs were the shrimp toast (this is a Vietnamese inspired dish and there's no where really that you can get something like this in Seattle, it's so unique) and smoked salmon belly dip. You can really tell their dip is made in house with the huge chunks of salmon in them. I've also had the smash burger and rock fish sandwich. I also really enjoyed the simple salt and pepper fries. Next time, I'll definitely try the crab roll. read more
2 years ago
Everything was tasty and well done. I really loved their shrimp toast and would definitely get again. It's a small restaurant so not a lot of seats. People tend to not linger as long so it's not a terrible wait for a table. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. read more
10 months ago
6 months ago
I got the doppler and fries and ate everything on my plate. Food was great tasting and amazing portion sizes. Wait to order was about 10-15 mins and once we ordered we waited about 20 (around 2pm on a Saturday). I would love to go back and try the crab roll. read more
6 months ago
Absolutely love love love Local Tide! I visited because I searched best clam chowder in Seattle. Also, my husband is a huge smash burger fan which they have so it was a win win. It's a very busy place when we came there was a line out the door. I noticed it moved pretty quickly. We also didn't have any issues getting a seat. When you order they help you find a table. We chose to sit at the bar so we found Eagle eye the chef as he prepared our delicious food. The restaurant and seating area is clean. The decor is bright and comfortable with a lot of cool art. I really liked the vibe and how friendly all the staff were. The wait for our food was about 15-20 min. I was not upset about this because it's such a busy place. I had fun watching the chef and all the beautiful food going out of the kitchen. My chowder was everything I imagined and more. I was excited that they added fresh in shell clams to their chowder! You rarely find this anywhere. My favorite chowder in the world is Hog Island chowder in San Francisco because they top their chowder with fresh clams, a lot of them. At Local Tide you get about 4 clams in shell (as decor) but for the price point and the delicious well seasoned and savory base it's excellent. The smashburger was excellent as well. It had 2 crispy edge but juicy patties, melty American cheese and a buttery bun. This seriously is a melt in your mouth smash burger. We returned for a second visit a month later and were excited to find out we could avoid the lines by sitting next door at Aslan Brewing and ordered from their friendly staff. Same delicious food and more seating options. However, the food wait is still around 20 to 30 min because it all comes from the same kitchen. read more
Local Tide has been on of a lot of top lists recently, so I was pretty excited to try it. We came on a weekend and I got their crab roll which I believe is only available on weekends. The crab roll was delicious, really fresh crab on a nice, soft (but slightly toasted) roll. I also tried their chowder which was pretty good but somewhat nontraditional. It had some fresh clams still in their shells but also some peas and carrots which was a bit weird. My husband got their fried fish sandwich and chips which were quite good, although the chips were maybe a bit oily. Only street parking available but it wasn't too hard to find a spot. You order first when you enter and then they will seat you. read more
Ambiance is comfortable and welcoming. Staff is nice and they leave you alone but are around if you need any thing. Food arrived in a timely manner and the carafe of water arrived immediately. Shrimp toast is deliciously prepared and tasty. Fried oysters were of great size and tasty as well. Each arrived with a beautiful garnish which also doubled as a side salad! Thoughtful and perfect dishes, especially the fried dishes; great balance! The salad we ordered with almonds was perfect as well. Restaurant filled up immediately after we finished. Popular place, as it deserves! read more
Why 5 stars? Because this was the perfect way to finish off my day. --- --- --- In researching a bunch of restaurants to check out while in Seattle, Local Tide stood out to me as I place I definitely wanted to try. As fate would have it, someone recommended we check out a beer bar before dinner, and that beer bar was literally about 100 yards away from Local Tide. So it was meant to be. We had a pretty big, late lunch, so I wasn't starving, but I definitely wanted to try a couple things. Shrimp toast and clam chowder? Sounds like the perfect combination. The clam chowder I thought was sold, but unspectacular. I prefer a creamier base. But the shrimp toast was everything I wanted it to be. It came with a sweet mayo and a chili sauce for dipping. The chili sauce was way too spicy for me, but the sweet mayo was ideal. But probably more impactful than the food were the people working here. We were all decked out in our Browns gear for the game that was happening the next day, and a couple of the employees basically chatted with us the whole time about football, what the stadium experience would be like and Seattle in general. Awesome time, great food, super people. read more
8 months ago
1 month ago
Spent a week in Seattle and this was my favorite restaurant. Tried just about everything on the menu and it was all outstanding. Favorite dishes were the shrimp toast and rockfish bowl, but honestly everything I tried was delicious. You order at the counter and they bring everything as it's ready. The prices were affordable for the quality and taste. Everyone there was really friendly and the place is really casual yet inviting. Highly recommend! read more
1 year ago
Food: I ordered rockfish plate, the popular shrimp toast and the cod. I'd say the fish based dishes were better. They were flavorful and especially the cod melted into my mouth. The shrimp toast although good had too much oil. Since I felt it in my mouth rather strongly, I decided to use some tissues to get the excess oil out. Service: All things didn't come at once strangely so I made it halfway through my meal before my partners meal arrived. But there was no waiting line! Ambience: The music was not loud so it served as a good place to be able to have a chat. It was adjacent to bar that served their food that had music - so the option of choosing either is kinda cool. Vibrant colors on the walls adds to a fun look. Not overly decorative. read more
2 years ago
Decided to try out Local Tide for a pre-happy hour snack. Got there right around lunch time on a Tuesday and the place was full and bustling. It's not a large space. You order and then they find a seat for you. They were very kind and attentive about working to get us a spot. Very easy going and great service. The clam chowder was filled with fresh clams (shell included, so had to pick them out), shrimp toast was yummy and interesting. Crispy toast with a cooked shrimp paste. Chili sauce and mayo for dipping. Ended up mixing the chili and mayo together, was much easier! The fried fish special was panko Dover sole. Was fresh and crispy. I'm saucy type of guy, so could have used more sauce. Would come back if we're in the area. read more
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401 N 36th St
Ste 103
Seattle, WA 98103
Fremont
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(206) 420-4685
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