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Get here an hour early, have cash ready because some vendors are cash only. Expensive fish ! 18lb yellowtail was 135$, 14lb king salmon was 125$. Over 250$ for two fish. At the end of the dock for ... 0.65$/lb ? , there are two people that will cut your fish as requested, however lines and wait times back up (obviously. There 's only 1 company, 2 people cutting) I 've gone three times this year, got fresh fish that a... View all feedback.
Fresh as you can get it besides catching it yourself. $18 for white sea bass and halibut.I was 4th in line and got there at 6:30 am, gate opened at 8am I only wanted the felet cuts which is the first booth so I was first to pick. I get my fish in 5 minutes, they have a man scooping in ice to your bag. I walked the rest of the booths and the lines were long and confusing. So get there early.
My first time there. I enjoyed so much. I saw what fish looks like before it's put on a plate and served in a restaurant or at home. Very cool. I saw new fish I've never heard of. Everyone was so friendly. And, I bought some Fresh halibut for dinner. OMG! Delicious! Best ever. Fun time. I'll go back again soon.?
Amazing fresh seafood right off the boat!!! Whole fish or slices great fish and fun Saturday morning experience!!! Ice and bags are provided to transport home!
I’m used to calling it the fish market, parking can become a small hurdle, but if you’re early city parking signs offer complementary 2 hours(so read the signs), Crab is my favorite but there is a wide selection including the spiny urchin and sea snail. Driving? Bring an ice chest/pail so that when your fish is bagged you can avoid transfer of fish smell to your vehicle.
Fresh seafood. I went there about 11am, everything is almost sold out. Clean, nice place.
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