Grand Seafood Fish Market

This is my third time going to this particular fish market and the fish is amazing. Especially the wild salmon and halibut shown below. The staff are very friendly and are willing to work with you on cutting or filleting. The restaurant side of things seems to be very popular. I find the Alaskan salmon to be $2 more expensive than other locations however, the freshness is outstanding. The halibut tastes like butter

Very friendly service, huge portions. Get the grilled salmon and steamed veggies. I go here at least once a week, hard to beat for healthy and cheap. Definitely recommend.

Im always really happy when I eat or shop here! The fish is always really great quality, my sons love the fish cakes, the wild caught salmon was great value and delicious and I cant wait to try the oysters next time I visit. A for quality, friendliness and value for money. I just bought the salmon heads because the owner was talking about soup and I got inspired! Megga awesome value..they cleaned and cut up the heads AND gave me a receipy they use themselves..Being a Brit I added beer and bay leaves too and it is phenomenal!!!!

Found this place on a whim. You can smell the food across the street. It's half food counter and half fresh seafood for sale. They give huge portions and a full meal with fries is around $10 or less depending on what you get. They also have steamed items too if you don't want it fried. I ordered the fried cajun catfish. For $8.99 (I think) I got a huge fried catfish fillet that was broke in half and waffle fries, plus a small fountain drink for $1. Plus plenty of sauces that you can grab yourself!

Whenever I come through someone tries to skip me or cause a argument. I think I could be just too excited and annoying but either way I usually say Im going 4x before I do. I end up eating somewhere else until I get tired of that and then I go here to deal with whatever hater that wants to ruin my parade. Sometimes I feel like those prices are the devil.