The Alaska Fish House

We stopped in for lunch recently and had a good experience. We tried the fish and chips with salmon, clam chowder, and crab. The mesquite fries had great flavor. The breading on the fish was tasty. The clam chowder was excellent. The Dungeness crab (full order) was great. The crab was smaller and more expensive than a previous stop on our trip, but still good. They only have 2 unisex bathrooms in the place and they were occupied awhile when we were there.

Alaska Fish House wears its intentions plainly, and that’s part of the charm. This is a place built around locally caught Alaska seafood. There is a burger and a simple spring mix salad on standby, but if seafood isn’t your goal, you’re probably better off elsewhere. If it is, you’re in very good hands. The fish was impeccably fresh and cooked just right. The batter, light with a noticeable panko crunch, struck that rare balance of crisp without overwhelming the fish. Fries came seasoned in their house blend that leans Cajun or Seafood Magic, and the slaw tilted toward a Carolina-style bite rather than creamy heaviness. The fish tacos were solid, though the rice was well past tender into mushy territory. The chowder, however, was a standout: rich, herbaceous, comforting, and exactly what you want if you visit on a chilly day in October. Set right on the water, the space is open and easygoing, with outdoor seating that shines on a nice day and even a private room for group dining that looks straight into the open kitchen. It’s a counter-service setup, so things move quickly and without fuss. The staff was friendly and genuinely engaging, happy to guide you through the menu without rushing you through the experience. Alaska Fish House doesn’t try to be everything to everyone. If fresh fish is what you’re chasing in Ketchikan, this one’s a reliable, satisfying stop.

Great place for a quick meal near the port. Prices reflect the cruise port’s proximity, but portions are big enough for sharing for most people. The fried fish sampler was a fun way to try it all - I had never thought of frying salmon, but it was surprisingly good! The decor is interesting - the dog portraits and menus are fun to look at while you eat.

Highly recommended fish place by our tour guide. Line move fast to order food. If you find a seat after you order food. They give you a number you bring the food to you. Indoor, seating with full service bar and outdoor seating overlooking the marina. Salmon, fish and chips was very fresh and breaded and cooked perfectly. The french fries had a chipotle seasoning on it and were fried to perfection. The coleslaws of vinegar based almost like a sweet-and-sour or vinegar sugar mixture. Was very fresh.

My girlfriend and I split a pound of crab which was around $50.00. Firstly, the quick service was great and our meal came within 10 minutes. They provided free coffee and water once you dine in and plenty of seating with a friendly atmosphere. We went at 10 A.M. though there was still a good portion of people in the restaurant, which surprised me with how quick our food came. The crab had great flavor and barely required butter. It also came out hot and soft, requiring little utensil usage and easy to crack and pick apart. As much as some shops may be chaotic in the surrounding areas, this one was quite relaxing and gave us a break from the hustle and bustle of tourism.

I think this was the best fish and chips we had on our Alaska trip. We tried the Halibut ($32 for 2) and Salmon (I wanna say it was $28 for 2). The service was quick and easy. The fish was fried perfectly and the fries were immaculate. The slaw was tangy which I was not used to but overall worked out with everything else on the plate. Definitely recommend!

This was a place we planned to visit while on our cruise. Even though it was a walk up and order, it was perfect. I ordered the salmon and my husband ordered the halibut and we shared. The meals came with fries, cole slaw and their house made tartar sauce. I'm not sure what was in the sauce but it was delicious. I planned to drink beer from local breweries and there were plenty of options. I highly recommend this stop.

Long lines but fast service. Food and views are worth the wait. We preferred the salmon fish and chips over other fish. Fries are to die for. Love the coleslaw. Dungenees crab was cooked to perfection.

Delicious fish and chips, worth the wait in line! Must try! Try the sampler. Seating is available upon ordering. Staff super helpful and very clean location.

A very enjoyable seafood experience at this small dockside spot at the end of town. Worth walking down here to give this spot a go...you order at the counter, find an open table and they'll bring to piping hot food out when it is ready. Tables are "family style" so be prepared that you could be sitting with other folks (which we enjoyed!). Views of the surrounding area, waterways and abundant wildlife made for an enhanced dining experience. As for the food, my wife and I shared several items...a mixed greens salad, a cup of smoked salmon chowder and finally a fish-n-chips (cod, halibut, salmon) platter with cole slaw and fries. Everything was served fresh, hot and delicious. The fried fish breadings (looked to be panko like) were light and very crunchy as were the twice cooked fries. A great meal and a unique spot to partake in this meal. Worth seeking out!

We had been told to try the Alaska Fish House and as we walk up to it [which is located next to the toursey Lumberjack show] we see this huge long line. I went up to the front and asked how long they had waited and it was ONLY 20 minutes and so we decided to stay: Good call. We shared the three piece fish and chips. It was salmon, halibut & Cod. Not a huge fan of putting salmon in fish N chips. Not your normal color, the beautiful white of the COD. The halibut was good but why fry such a premium fish in fish N chips, again. We wanted to try all three and now that we have, only Cod for us. We also shared a cup of the salmon chowder, very good. My daughter wanted the fish tacos sampler [one salmon one halibut] blackened. That was pretty good too. The surprise for me was their local beers. I had a couple of the amber ales and they were so good. The place has nice clean bathrooms and for as many people that were in line, they have enough seating as people eat and go on to their next adventure. We ate inside but after they left for MORE shopping, I had my second amber ale outside in the back overlooking the bay. Sounds like a song :)

We were told by our shuttle driver that this was the place to eat - and she wasn't wrong! The line was really long - extending out onto the sidewalk. We thought there would be a long wait, but there wasn't. You need to order first before sitting down and the counter is right at the entrance - hence the long line. The staff was very friendly. It's a neat dining area. I thought the pictures on the wall of the different famous ship menus was a nice touch and fun to look at. Now to the food - we had the fish and chips. We chose the cod. I don't think I have ever had such a meaty piece of fish - it was one solid piece of meat and so moist! The mesquite fries were a nice touch and the coleslaw had a very unique zing to the flavor. Definitely a place to stop in.

Saw this place recommended by some websites so went to go and try it... but it seems like just a super touristy spot. The food was good but I wasn't wowed. The salmon chowder was watered down and was mostly just potatoes which was tragic. The salmon rice bowl was standard and tbh the salmon I could've gotten somewhere else. Come on salmon capital of the world!!!!! Fries were perfectly crispy tho omg and the Cajun seasoning.

T L D R : Efficient courteous service even with longish lines, solid good food, memorably great fries. Order up at the counter, take your number and place it on the sturdy polished wood picnic-style tables inside, or settle in at the counter-style seating outside right over the harbor. Alaska Fish House is located right next to the lumberjack show. All of this is just a couple blocks from the cruise ship docks. We wouldn't mind coming back here anytime.

This was my favorite place we ate in Alaska. There may be a line out the door but the process to order and receive your food is actually quite quick. I had the salmon fish and chips which was so crispy and delicious, even the fries were extra good. I also had a cup of the salmon chowder which was flavorful and comforting on a chilly day. They have a small bar if you'd like to order beer as well.

Well you are going to have to wait in line. It's one of few restaurants to get halibut and chips. I am not a fan of panko and it was a little overcooked. I've had much better fish and chips.

The food here is phenomenal! After a long morning of walking around Ketchikan and shopping my boyfriend and I were getting hungry and stopped by the Alaska Fish House for lunch. The line was long and also there was no seating open inside because of how packed they were. They're definitely very popular and their food is super high quality so it makes sense! We ended up eating outside and although it was really cold the yummy food made it worth it. I got the crispy cod sandwich and it was hot, crunchy, and flavorful. The coleslaw is more of like a cabbage salad with a vinegar type dressing. My boyfriend got the cod fish and chips and he said the fries and fish were really good. I only rate them a 4/5 because the seating situation was a little difficult especially since we were looking to eat comfortably after being outdoors all day.

Amazing food. The fish and chips were fresh. The chips were crisp. Fish was well flavored and breaded. Minus one star for poor service-the cashier looked like she was working a miserable job- no smile and no greetings. Bar worker gave us attitude when asking for ice and water. These people should not be working here if they are not thrilled to serve tourists.

Great service and the food was 4/5. We enjoyed the view of the harbor. Three of us had various fish meals and one had the tasty Dungeness crab meal. We'd eat here again!

This places lives up to the hype!! Do not let the line deceive you! It moves quick and every minute you wait is worth the food to come! We got the blackened salmon & halibut tacos, and the pacific cod fish and chips. I would pass on the coleslaw and get fries instead! They do have quite a bit of seating and indoors and outdoors! If nothing available, you can do what my fiancé and I did and just walk towards creek street, there's plenty of benches to sit and eat there.

This place was pretty good- if you want to eat there right before they open at 11- just make sure you get there about 10 minutes early, there will be a line! You order then find a table- they are pretty fast and the quantity was good. We got the mixed fish and chips and they are really all fresh and the fries were good. Their salmon burger was pretty plain but it is what it is- salmon burger. I liked their cole slaw as it was very light and not drenched in mayo. Highly recommend this for their fish and chip options if you are in Ketchikan!

The Alaska Fish House is a home staple to the town of Ketchikan. Fish is fresh and customer service is great. You order first and then seat yourselves in the back where there is plenty of seating for any group size with a view of the water. My team ordered from across the board - the sampler, smoked salmon chowder, rice bowl and halibut tacos. While the fish was fresh, I think everyone thought it was lacking. The salmon chowder was pretty bland but appreciated the fresh herbs! Gotta love dill! The tacos had hard cold shells with little fish - you're much better off getting fish and chips for the price. If you don't live on the coast and get fresh seafood meals on the regular, you'll prolly rate much higher.

The ambiance of this place is great, right on the water near the docks where the fishing boats tie up, great view for sure! The place was really popping when we got there but it didn't take very long to place our order and we quickly found a good table for four. The food was also served quickly and it was fresh and hot. My brother in law and his wife had the halibut fish n chips and they really enjoyed it. My wife and I had the "regular" cod and it was good but we prefer a good batter to the panko breading used. Still it was fresh and tasty. We all tried the smoked salmon chowder and it was pretty good too. My bet is that you'll find something you really like too, give it a try, you won't regret it!

Grabbed lunch at the fish house while in Ketchikan. You order at the counter, and then go find your table. There is a separate bar to order alcohol. We got the fish and chips sampler - one piece of each kind of fish. It was delish! Everything was cooked to crispy perfection, fish and fries alike. I definitely recommend stopping here for lunch while in town!

Ventured out on my own to try this spot on my recent trip and I didn't regret it! The chowder and salmon burger were both good. The mule hit the spot after a long day and these are my favorite kind of fries. Very friendly and fast service. Great spot with amazing views and local fisherman stopping in for lunch just a short walk from the port.

So good and so busy. I was fortunate enough to arrive before the rush. I got a two piece halibut and chips plus a clam chowder. They were both delightful. I ordered my food right at the entrance then while waiting in the dining area I stopped by the bar to get a beer. The fish was fantastic and the chowder was so creamy and delicious. I loved the oyster crackers in my soup and their coleslaw and tartar sauce were divine. If you're stopping while on a cruise be prepared to wait in a very long line!

The honest truth ...Be prepared for long lines at peak times and possibly not having a seat. If there is one complaint, it's not enough seating area to accommodate the long lines. When it rains / drizzles everyone wants to eat inside. There has to be a better ordering to seating process. We almost received our chowder with not having a table. Now who wants to eat a chowder standing up or cold??? And if we received the Dungeness crab without a table I would have requested it sent back to the kitchen! We did arrive with the cruise ship so lots of people in town. And when the show next door ends, lots of people want to try Alaska Fish House. Food: delicious. Dungeness crab was fresh and succulent. Pairs perfectly with the butter. We also ordered the trio fish a chips. Cod was the favorite, then salmon and halibut last (a little drier than others I have had) also tried the smoked salmon chowder which was good. Again food was great, service was friendly but seating is a problem! 4 stars for having to worry about not getting a table / seat before food arrives.

One of the best chowders ever! During a cruise port visit, we made a stop at this highly recommended restaurant. The line was out the door with a 20 minute wait. The wait was definitely worth it. We came specifically for the smoked salmon chowder which was a great balance of smoked salmon, potatoes and many spices. Mouth-watering good in every bite! Indoor seating provided amazing views of the harbor. The cabin style decor definitely gave cozy vibes on a rainy day.

I cannot tell you how excited I was to try this place! Multiple people recommended it and if honestly could not be in a better location for all the tourists that come through. The dock pulls up right into town and this restaurant is across from the lumberjack show. Order at the window first and find a seat. It was a rainy day here and we were the only boat that made it in so i luckily didn't have to wait and grabbed the corner table with a great view. I've never had a variety of fish in my fish n chips order and it was cool to try! I got the sampler and was a bit disappointed as all three fish were a bit on the dry. I'd say the salmon was the best of the bunch but that may be unconscious bias since it is Alaska after all. If I could, I'd give it another go.

In port on a cruise and the power went out in the whole town!! Made for a great adventure though. I really wanted to eat at the Alaskan Fish House but that's kind of hard to do with no power. All they had was Salmon Chowder....lets just say I'm really glad the lights went out in Ketchikan!! Oh sweet Jesus that salmon chowder was to die for!!!! I probably wouldn't have got it had it not been for the power issue, so thankful I did. One of the best chowders I've ever had!!!! Highly recommend!!! Definitely worth a visit! Plus the view is great of the harbor.

Yummo! The good reviews were right! We stopped in here for lunch and there was already a line out the door. We tried the smoked salmon chowder, and the fish and chips sampler (salmon, cod, and halibut). Everything was delicious and fresh. Seating was a bit cramped and we did have to wait in line to order, however, food was very good and the ambiance was nice. My husband enjoyed his beer flight from the bar. Check it out if you are in Ketchikan and want a good bite to eat!

The restaurant is right on the dock. I had the Cod fish and chips. It was very tasty. The fries were crisp and delicious. There was a lot of memorabilia on sled dogs, fishing, and Alaska. You ordered your food and took your number, and picked your table. You could eat indoors or outdoors. The employees were nice and professional. I recommend this restaurant.

Really good food! Don't let the long queue scare you off--it really does move quickly. The sampler is a nice place to start if unsure what to order. My son, who isn't a seafood fan, said the cheeseburger was pretty good. The dining area is pretty tight but we managed to get a table close to the front with room for a powerchair. Staff are friendly, too!

What can I say other than: Halibut fish & chips: crispy, flaky, sweet and delicious. 5 stars. Cole slaw: vinegary, sweet, spicy, umami deliciousness. 5 stars. Bartender: Extremely friendly, extremely knowledgeable and lives there seasonally. Alaskan beer tasting and Moscow Mule: Yummy! View while dining: priceless

Great friendly service!!! My favorite fish of the variety fish and chips was the halibut. The cod was a little dry, and the salmon was okay. The fries have a sweet BBQ type seasoning to it which was unexpected but nice!! You stand in line first and can not find a table until you have ordered your food and have a number; it makes the most sense because they have picnic style tables and need to maximize the seats...meaning you may need to sit with another smaller group to get a seat to enjoy your food. So please don't loiter once you're done eating...eat, enjoy and then head on out! They are very quick about cleaning up and wiping down the tables once it's vacated. As much as I enjoyed the halibut...the smoked salmon chowder was the winner of the menu!!! Get it. It's do delicious!!

Get here early if you want to sit down and enjoy your meal. We both tried the Alaskan Sampler i highly recommend it

We stopped in here during a day at port. Food was excellent. The fries have a great taste and the tacos were great. It was crowded, but we were able to find seats. Tip: there's additional seating in the room off the left side of the back.

We stopped by this place while we were visiting Ketchikan on a cruise port. Easy to walk to as its right near the Lumberjack show. You order at a counter and then take a number and sit. The line was out the door but moved fairly quickly and we had no problem finding a table. We could also tell there were several locals in line with us so that's a good sign. I am not a huge fish person but when in Alaska, I feel like you have to eat it and these were all great. I especially loved the fish tacos. Very flavorful. You can get your fish fried, blackened or grilled.

Going from 115 degree weather in Las Vegas to 54 degrees is a welcomed change. This is my second time visiting Ketchikan Alaska and it's just as beautiful as I remembered. The air is fresh, temperature cool and the scenery is simply breathtaking. There's lots to do from visiting a salmon hatchery farm to a trip to a snow covered mountain. Two of my favorite spots to eat are the " Alaska Fish House and the Alaskan King Crab Company." the Crab legs are extremely flavorful, loaded with crab and delicious. Eating Alaskan King Crab Legs "in Alaska" how great is that. The staff at both locations were very friendly, personable and welcoming. However, you should know that a "Kitchen Tip" of $5.00, will be automatically added to your bill for the kitchen staff. If requested this fee can be removed. Additionally, a gratuity is automatically added to your bill regardless of the number in your party. These spots are a definite must should you find yourself in Ketchikan Alaska. If you're looking to try some local beers, I recommend the Alaskan Pilsner and Alaskan Amber at the Sourdough Cocktail Bar. Both tasted great. You'll find several eateries and shopping boutiques in downtown Ketchikan that are in walking distance of each other. They all offer a variety of souvenirs, hats, shirts and a host of other items documenting your travels to Ketchikan Alaska. If Alaska isn't on your list of places to visit, I highly recommend you add it. There are very few places that can compare. I've also included a few photos highlighting Ketchikan's beautiful landscape, businesses, shopping areas and museum artifacts.

I should leave a three-star review so you'll actually read it, but if I did, you'd call me a liar. You'd be right! After (or before) you visit the Great Alaskan Lumberjack show, stop by Alaska Fish House for some of the best quality and tasty fish in all of Alaska. Yelp buddies, I don't joke around about this! When you order at the counter with one of the friendly staff, get the smoked salmon chowder. GET THE SMOKED SALMON CHOWDER! If you don't get this, you're going to be sadder than a second grader who got picked last for dodge ball! You might even shed a tear when you see the pleasure on someone else's face when they shove a spoonful of this chowder in their pie-hole! The salmon chowder was the best thing we had at Alaska Fish House and it' will make your tummy happier than a new born pup sucking momma's teat for the first time! True story. All of the tacos are delicious! Try the fish and chips (I prefer the halibut). My mother kept telling me her fish and chips was the best "cod" she's ever had! I'd chuckle and say, "That's because that there cod is halibut!" Order your adult libations at the bar separately. Take off your jacket and warm up surrounded by wooden decor and beautiful views at Alaska Fish House.

We got the blackened mahi tacos and the sampler platter of fish and chips. One kid absolutely loved the salmon fillet and my youngest who had never liked seafood, loved the cod. I liked the cod the best. My biggest gripe is the seating is confusing. I didn't realize you were supposed to wait to be seated and started to sit at a table. The guy seating people kind of yelled at me and made me feel stupid even though there was nothing telling me to wait and he had been busy. I was so embarrassed and apologized profusely. After we got seated I noticed at least twice more that it happened to other people so at least I know I'm not the only one. It was still humiliating though.

We ate here twice during our fishing trip staying at the Landing in Ketchikan. I can't say enough good things about the quality of the fish, thick grilled halibut patty on the halibut burger. The fried fish trio has a light cornmeal type breading not greasy - on the trio of halibut, salmon and cod. They had great fries, salads and the Asian bowl looked amazing too. The coleslaw was a little vinegary instead of mayonnaise but we liked it that way! Nice bar and outdoor and indoor dining with views! Can't beat the prices, food and views- plus quick self serve ordering and quick service. They don't take reservations, but even with cruise ships in the area there wasn't a long wait to order and seating seems to work itself out!

Best fish and chips in Ketchikan! Big pieces of fish, good flavor and the fries were crisp and delicious! Chowder was the best too! Highly recommend!!

Long line but moved quickly (though if you're in Ketchikan for a cruise, definitely give yourself time to get through the line). Smoked salmon chowder was definitely the hit (I try to get this whenever I get into the Pacific northwest). Fish tacos were good with a nice sauce. Points for having malt vinegar on the table (too many places that serve fish-and-chips give you strange looks when you ask for malt vinegar, and I've had one place try to give me white vinegar when I asked for it..).

Pros: So many wonderful menu options - I loved my fish tacos and salmon chowder Indoor and outdoor seating with great views - family style There's a bar too Super fresh fish Cons: You have to stand in line to order and then they bring your food to your table - this can take a while You need to bus your own dishes Pro tip: Grab a cup of the salmon chowder. It is wonderful and so unique to the region. Their vinegar slaw is amazing too.

Best Blackened Salmon tacos I have ever had. Spent the afternoon in Ketchikan Alaska when our cruise ship stopped there and went looking for a not totally touristy place. The Fish House was it. You order at the counter then walk to the bar and order drinks (I had vodka lemonade) and find a seat. It was a gorgeous summer afternoon so we sat on the deck looking at the harbor and watched the boats come in and out. Food was excellent, drink was perfect and prices were really good. I continue to be amazed that we found such great restaurants all through Alaska. Definitely going back.

Yummy! Get the Salmon here. It's so fresh and good. Line started forming before 11:00am. There are not many seats. So if you want a table inside, I'd suggest you get there early. Ordered the Fish and Chips Sampler. Fries were awesome! Great flavor. Salmon was the best out of the 3 fish. I would get all salmon next time. Cod was good too. Halibut was okay. Turns kinda tough when fried. I prefer Halibut sashimi. Salmon chowder was excellent...a must-have here. Great view of the harbor. Service was quick and super friendly. Come here cruise people.

Sometimes you here all the hype and think it is just that. Not so with Alaska Fish house. We had the best Halibut and chips on the Alaskan coast. All the way from Whittier to here we tried the best rated places and first place goes to Alaska Fish House. Right next to the lumberjack show and worth the wait!

After our tour at the Saxman Tribal house my wife and I have were very hungry we ask a local what recommend she recommend she say the Alaska Fish House just walking distance. We decided to go there to try it out this restaurant is very popular with locals and visitors from cruise ships. We were looking at the menu on the display some of the fish's are Market pirice depending on the fish. We decided to get a three piece fish with fries then we pick the fish. We pick salmon,halibut and cod they give us a number then we waited. The fish was very fresh with a clean tasted and a good flavor from the fish. The fries were very good. The service was great and the staff were very friendly.

Fabulous food at reasonable prices. We enjoyed the halibut over rice, the seafood stew, and fish and chips. We actually went back a second time during our one-day visit to Ketchikan because the food was so good! Plentiful indoor tables overlook a beautiful marina. Service is quick and friendly. Such a gem!

There a line to eat at this highly recommended fish house. We waited and the line eased up quickly. You order at the counter, find a coveted table and they bring you your order. There's also a walk up bar where you can get wine, cider and beer. The bar guy talked with me about the various cider options. Excellent choice and from a local place. Ambiance: Bathrooms are clean and tables are monitored and cleaned for the next group of eaters. Food: the landlubber in our group found something non seafood and he enjoyed it. I enjoyed a giant Dungeness whole Crab for $49, yup they are pricey for one crab. I also tried the combo fried fish. It's batter was not too greasy and it came with fries.

After our totem tour, we came across this long line outside of this restaurant by the Lumberjack show. The line moves quickly though. At most, we waited 10 minutes, so don't let the long line deter you from checking this place out!! The location is walking distance from downtown and by several cruise ports. THE FOOD: 100000/10 Alaskan Sampler -- Try the Cod, Halibut, and Salmon with fries... When in Alaska, this is a MUST-TRY! Do not miss out on the fresh delicious catch!! The fries were also seasoned perfectly and they were crunchy to bite into! 10/10 Blackened Salmon -- Mouth-watering and goes down easy. 10/10 Crab -- The meat falls off smoothly and it's very sweet! The freshness is unbeatable and high quality! The ambience is perfect for crowds, fast service, and friendly wait staff. Additional seating further back in the restaurant and a bar is inside. I definitely recommend checking this place out.

I recently dined at Alaska Fish House and had a mixed experience. The customer service was excellent--staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure we felt welcome throughout our visit. It's clear that the team cares about providing a positive experience for their customers. As for the food, it was fresh, which is always a plus. However, the taste was just average. While I appreciate the freshness, I expected a bit more in terms of flavor and creativity, especially given the reputation of the place. Additionally, I found the pricing to be a bit on the higher side for what was offered. While I understand that fresh seafood can come at a premium, I felt that the overall value could have been better. Overall, Alaska Fish House is a decent place to eat, especially if you're looking for fresh seafood and great customer service. However, there's room for improvement in terms of flavor and pricing.

Food is great and the service is good. Visiting and this is a Great local spot for salmon. Other dishes are good but the salmon is to die for.

Had the salmon and it was excellent. Seated quickly, quick service and excellent wait staff.

Great place recommended by locals. There was a line when I went and was told to expect a wait. The food did not disappoint. I ordered the grilled salmon rice bowl. It was delicious and perfectly cooked salmon. Another person in my party ordered the blacked salmon and I preferred that because I liked the taste of the spice. I tried the fish and chips and those were some of the best I've tasted. I'm craving them right now just writing this. The seating inside is cafeteria style. The wait staff was friendly. Something to note is they cut there wood inside to add to the fireplace they have to heat the bigger room. So occasionally during our meal we heard someone chopping wood. Not a bother for us but if it is for you don't sit too close to the fireplace.

Cold beer and super fresh fish and seafood cooked perfectly. Folks were nice, welcoming, and patient. Service was timely. Vibes of the place is comfortable with mix of locals and tourists. I've been craving the fish & chips since I walked out the door -- some of the best I've ever had!