This place is pretty darn cool. They have a different lunch (or two) featured each day of the week,…read moreat a price your wallet won't scream at you for paying. Always friendly, the people who run this tiny shop tend to remember their customers. The spices that they sell in here are delicious, and they tend to sell interesting drinks and candies from all over. If you are a student in Niagara, make sure to check this place out. If you are not a student and just want to try something different, you can't go wrong here.

The Restaurant was amazing.. The had many great Choices.. I loved the food too. Every time we go…read morethere we enjoy it.. it's a great place to visit and enjoy the great Fish House.. Every time we visit there we get the best fish in town for dinner.. I Suggest visiting the restaurant.. you'll love it.

The store is located inside The Fresh Catch Poke restaurant, and it's neatly tucked into the right…read moreside corner next to the entrance door. It's a small 'market' but tidy and compact. Everything that's for sale always looks fresh, clean and appetizing. Besides the fresh and frozen seafood they offer all kinds of jarred goods, spices and handy kitchen tools. I've only ever shopped on their app, but after my recent experience I'll try to just walk in and see what's available. This is quite risky if you already have dinner plans, plus using their app is very easy and convenient. Unfortunately, after my last experience, I prefer to put my finger on what I want to make sure I get exactly the cut of fish I'm looking for. It didn't seem like a big deal, because the fish was still fresh and delicious, but it slightly changed my approach to its preparation. The store is open from Wednesday to Saturday from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m.

The fish is freshly caught, absolutely love the perch. The service super friendly, Donna was so…read morenice. My wife and I shared a 5 pc dinner, it came with 7 pieces of perch and a good amount of fries, although I like my fries crispy these are not, but they are my wife's favorite. Love that they have packages of malt vinegar for the fries, I feel that's a Canadian thing. The coke at a $1.75 was fair pricing. The view while on the park bench of the canal across the street while eating these treats, now that made it spectacular! Cheers!

Port Colbourne is a strategic town...right on the Welland Canal which connects Lake Ontario and…read moreLake Erie. The ships that make their way up the St. Lawrence River and the other way (all the way to Duluth MN) make their way through this amazing man-made marvel. Of course with the Great Lakes, many people do not know that commercial fishing (and boating fleets) make their way into Lake Erie for walleye, whitefish, and yellow perch (other lakes even harvest lake herring, chub, and trout). Minor Fisheries is a retail outlet that get their supply from the local fisheries. Minor has walleye, perch, whitefish. They even have smoked whitefish and walleye cheeks. Their fish fry is excellent...I had a 3 piece walleye, w vinegar slaw, and fresh cut fries (dinner roll included). All excellent. The walleye is like a panko-esque crust..very delicate flaky white fish. Everything was excellent and for a whopping 16 dollars Canadian...which as of this writing is about .74 cents on the dollar. Amazing value. Also...if you charge the dinner, use an Amex card....they give the best exchange rate. Will be back soon!

Their smoked whitefish may not be worth a flight from the West Coast but that's only a maybe…read more I've been eating their smoked whitefish since I was a small child and it's still the reference standard I use six decades later.

Great products, excellent service. A must stop for smoked whitefish and smoked shrimp!!! Picnic…read moreright there lakeside or throw it in a cooler for later!!!

01/15/2026 Update: We bought several pounds of seafood for a special occasion dinner: A seafood…read morepaella. We called ahead and learned they sold fish broth by the quart. We also bought calamari, raw shrimp, langostinos, Chilean sea bass and crab. Everything was great! Loved the sea bass: So buttery! Counter service was very helpful!

Friendly family style atmosphere Fresh fish is outstanding Chowder is fantastic the scallop dinner…read moreis real good and don't miss their shrimp tacos a special treat!

Went there yesterday for the 1st time to purchase seafood for dinner. The quality was good. Can't…read morebelieve that we have missed this gem of a seafood monger for the past 3 years! From Toronto and have a cottage in this area since 2001. Needless to say, will be returning to purchase future fresh seafood from this establishment which is bright and clean. Looking forward to trying all the other offerings. Doug (owner) was very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Highly recommend to seafood lovers.

Clam chowder (to take home) is very yummy! I bought salmon burgers to try as well! Nice store with…read morea variety of cooking utersild, sauces, spices, freezer with goodies in it and fresh refrigerated case as well! Give it a try. You won't be disappointed!!

Gord and I came across Jiggs-n-Reels in Paris, ON…read more They carry lots of products from Newfoundland like fresh and frozen seafood, clothing, knitting books, candles, food and more. I got a package of snowballs (yum!) and Gord got a bag of ground Screech flavoured coffee.

I stopped in to pick up some seafood chowder. OMG it is packed with seafood and is delicious! The…read moreyoung lady behind the counter was very friendly and pleasant. I'm looking forward to being a regular here!!

Ate here while visiting the state park. The fish tasted pretty good. The grouper was tastier than…read morethe breaded perch. The beans and corn nuggets were great. Would have preferred less breading in the lobster Mac. Kinda lost the flavor of the Mac/cheese and lobster due to breading. Good, something different. Local.

Coming from British Columbia (the OG of candied salmon).. I was on the hunt for some comparable…read morecandied salmon here in Ontario. T&J seafoods offers one flavour of candied salmon that's made weekly in small batches (it's not too popular out east I suppose). It's smoked and seasoned with peppercorn. There's barely a sweet flavour and there's a lot of peppery spiciness. The salmon is also much tougher and I even found some small bones in a few of the pieces. It is good value for $9/half lbs of candied salmon and it's nice that they vacuum seal it for you when you buy it. FINAL VERDICT: After tasting the maple syrup candied and smoked Sockeye candied salmon variations from Vancouver, BC's Granville Island market, T&J just doesn't match up in terms of freshness, quality, or flavour.

This is our favourite place to shop for the freshest seafood in town and the very best customer…read moreservice!!! The staff is super friendly and helpful!