Salty Girls Seafood Co

Seafood restaurant · Sequim

Salty Girls Seafood Co

Seafood restaurant · Sequim

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210 W Washington St #3, Sequim, WA 98382, USA

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Oysters, crab melts, chowder, tuna & cocktails  

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210 W Washington St #3, Sequim, WA 98382, USA Get directions

saltygirlsseafood.com
@saltygirlsseafood

$20–30 · Menu

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210 W Washington St #3, Sequim, WA 98382, USA Get directions

+1 360 809 8024
saltygirlsseafood.com
@saltygirlsseafood

$20–30 · Menu

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Aug 18, 2025

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Where to Eat in Sequim and Port Angeles, Washington | Eater Seattle

"For a taste of the sea, this straightforward oyster bar is the place to go in Sequim. Along with the changing selection of oysters, it serves steamed mussels and clams, clam chowder, and, during the season, Dungeness crab. For a decadent evening, start by slurping some bivalves here and then head next door to Tedesco’s for dinner." - Matthew Lombardi

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Missy

Google
We stopped in about an hour before closing after a day of hiking. They were pretty busy and the two guys taking care of the bar and tables were also shucking oysters. They had probably 50 oysters that were ordered within that last hour on top of drinks and they did a phenomenal job. They variety of oysters were very good and unique. The chowder was also yummy! Ahi tuna tasted very fresh and was a good change of pace from a lot of the food we had been trying. Also, had the crab melt which tasted really good. Really liked the bread it was on! The drink choices were great. Dog friendly patio!!

sigmafam1 (sigmafam1)

Google
We were just on a drive, when we discovered this restaurant via Google! We love supporting small businesses, versus the big box franchises. Needless to say, we weren't disappointed. In fact, we were extremely pleased! From the service to the food. We are self proclaimed food critics. We would put their clam chowder up against any that I've found yet! It was truly mouth watering and tasty. I also like that they are not taking a page from most seafood restaurants. They don't fry anything and it shows in the flavors. If you want fried fish and chips, pay $40 at I@#r's and get mediocre food. We live nearly 100 miles from Salty Girls, but we will definitely be back! Great job to owners and staff!

Dr Squab

Google
I want to rate this place better, but I can't. Food was outstanding. We had steamed clams, oyster Rockefeller, and dungeness crab. Reasonable price at $100, with a drink. But the experience was lacking. Walked in, was told, "sit at a table, scan the bar code and order". Did so, the drinks showed up in about three minutes, and the crab bout two minutes after that. Had to ask for plates, and a second fork. Got an annoyed eye roll from the waitress at both requests. I don't feel like I should have even have asked. Another annoyance, each dish came with a single piece of bread. Any more bread costs $4 for two pieces. Seriously? If you want minimal human contact, very fast and without any dining experience, this is your place. You don't have to deal with wait staff. You're in and out in 30 minutes, and they still expect a 20% tip. This is your place. But, the food is first rate. Don't understand the business model. Note on my ratings:  2-3 stars, average quality, service and value, acceptable, but you could do better. 4 stars, above average quality, service and/or ambiance. 5 stars is reserved for exceptional quality, service and atmosphere.

Wman

Google
This was a smaller place but it more than made up for its size in the quality of the food. The crab melt was one of the best I’ve ever had and the tuna melt my girlfriend looked different than what you see everywhere else great presentation and even better taste. This is one of those QR code pay places that can be tricky to figure out but once you get the hang of it it’s convenient and fast. The service was quick and the atmosphere was fun, they had a lot of cleverly named cocktails if that’s something you’re looking for. They also have. Good selection of fresh sea food for sale! Over all it was a fun quick stop with top notch bites! I would recommend.

KC L

Google
What a fun place to have our family dinner. Kids loved the tuna melt and BLTnT. Adults had the crab melt (really tasty) and fish taco. I chuckled reading other reviews about service. We loved the no fuss QR code ordering (and smiled at the user friendly description for those who are not used to it). Also in response to the other review: I thought it weird that the melts came with one piece of bread at first but then realized why they are called melts and not a sandwich. Pro tip: order clam chowder in a bowl. We then used the bread bowl to soak up all the mussels sauce. Definitely will come back next time we visit Sequim.

Karen Haywood Queen

Google
We ate there twice. The clam chowder was the best I’ve ever had. Finely chopped, well-seasoned. The crab melt was delicious. My husband loved his BLTnT. I’d definitely go back.

Ken Yang

Google
Dined there in July 2024 around lavender fest. This restaurant served us FROZEN Dungeness crabs. For a specialty seafood restaurant at a major crabbing hub, it was an obvious disappointment. Their fresh oysters were pretty good, however.

Eve Monteverde-miller

Google
Baked oysters were delicious, Cesar was fresh, fish taco was on point, clam chowder needs more cream though. Service was fast.