Best fish in La, catfish fried crispy extra seasoning. Service is good dont be crowded the shrimps…read moreis good 2.

Food was great, it was fresh, crispy, and hot. Very well seasoned I recommend and they accept EBT…read more Ordered the catfish nuggets with fries and got a banned pudding on the side

If you know, you know. Don't let the outside fool you... the food is the reason people keep coming…read moreback. I got the fried lobster with fries, and let me tell you... that lobster is LEGIT FIRE. Perfectly seasoned, fried golden brown with an insane crunch on the outside, but the lobster stayed juicy and tender on the inside. Every bite had that fresh seafood flavor without being greasy. The fries were hot, crispy, and did exactly what fries are supposed to do, but the lobster completely stole the show. This isn't one of those fancy seafood spots with pretty plating. It's one of those neighborhood gems where the food speaks for itself. If you're anywhere near Florence, do yourself a favor and order the fried lobster. You'll understand after the first bite. 10/10. I'll definitely be back.

Drove up from Long Beach and this spot was recommended by some friends. Their recipe is pretty…read moresolid and really didn't disappoint. Someone said it was close to our Old School P&G Fish market (in the VIP parking lot) But they lied! It's cool but nowhere near Mr. Green's recipe. Anyhow one of the better fish markets I've had in LA.

I like this place for its value and price. The food is always done right. I usually order catfish…read morefry dinner combo. Always call ahead to minimize or eliminate the wait. Parking could be a bit tight to get in and out.

I decided to try this spot for the 1st time today ... sad to say the food was TRASH. EVERYTHING…read moreneeds more SEASONING, the fish taste like ice, oysters were half cooked, and I didn't get my potato salad. a one & done ppl ...

Like to visit Monday thru Saturday Closed on Sunday. Fresh…read moreseafood, Something that's new QR code for their menu, scan before you go to front counter to order, speeds that bag up for sure. Great ideas come from customers

Great food at great prices. Al fresco seating and lots of good seafood. The best place in LA when…read moreyou want fresh seafood will cook it to your liking.

Nice fresh sea food. Accidentally came upon this place when I was in the area. The ceviche de…read morecamaron was delicious

Best Seafood in Los Angeles! They have the best quality seafood and they're great people.read more

***Late Post*** 2nd Visit 12-27-26. Was working in the area again. In the mood for fish. Went for a…read moresecond time. Busy but wasn't crowded inside. Clean and professional. Good music playing. They remembered me from the first visit and the service and food were just as good as the last time. Was not disappointed at all !!! I think they may have even thru in an extra piece of fish lol. God Bless !!!

None of the food I ordered was good, none of it. I ordered the Swai Basa Combo with Shrimp, Potato…read moreSalad, Macaroni Salad, and a side of onion rings. They charged me $3.50 for six onion rings that were not good. If they are going to charge $3.50 for six onion rings, they should at least taste good. Jeez! There are too many seafood joints that serve really good food. Never again.

4 of July 2026 I purchased several 12 packs of soda, one being coca cola. Posted price was $5.60,…read moreI was charged $10.99. When I asked the cashier about the price discrepancy the young lady informed me you had to purchase atleast 4 to get that price. I informed her the sign does not indicate that, she ignored me and staring ringing up the next customer. I went to check the sign, there was a small print in spanish that I could not read. I asked for a manager because I was not happy with the sign not being in English, I was told the manager was busy. Being that it was a holiday and busy I left. Please have signs posted in both languages.

I had an appalling and possibly racially discriminatory experience at the El Super at Florence and…read moreSan Pedro on August 1, 2026. A simple $18.99 purchase and refund turned into employees ignoring me, mishandling my money, threatening to call the police, and falsely claiming I was intoxicated. I ordered pastries from the bakery, paid at the register, and returned with my receipt. I then saw the bakery employee working with chocolate without gloves and touching the chocolate with her bare finger. The pastries were not wrapped. They sat on small cupcake-style paper liners that did not cover the pastries. She picked them up by those liners with her bare hands and returned other pastries she had handled to the display case. When I questioned this, she kept insisting she "only touched the paper," as though an exposed pastry sitting on a small liner was sanitary protection. I no longer felt comfortable accepting the food and requested a refund. The bakery employee accompanied me to the front and explained that I needed a refund. Because of the hostile looks and treatment I was receiving, I decided to return my entire $18.99 order. I clearly stated this before the refund began and placed all merchandise on the counter. Instead of completing the return, employees spoke among themselves while ignoring my questions about my money. The problem was not that they spoke Spanish. The problem was that bilingual employees used English to chastise me but would not explain what they were doing with my transaction. One employee gave me a receipt implying that $7.47 had been refunded, but I later learned that no refund had been completed. They then opened the register and began serving other customers while my refund remained unresolved, as though I was supposed to move aside and leave without my money or merchandise. I had already explained the issue calmly several times. I raised my voice and requested management only after being repeatedly ignored. Store director Antonio eventually responded but initially focused more on policing my tone than resolving the simple issue: the store had my returned merchandise, but I did not have my money. I began recording because I did not feel safe and needed documentation before he reluctantly cooperated. An assistant manager whose name tag appeared to read Olga inserted herself, spoke to me condescendingly, threatened to call the police, and told another employee to say I was intoxicated. There was absolutely no basis for that accusation, and it was recorded. When I told her to call the police so she could explain why she was accusing me of intoxication for demanding a refund, no call was made. Antonio ultimately told her to leave the area because she was making the situation worse. Although I paid with my Chase card less than an hour earlier, management claimed the system could not return the money to my original payment method. They voided or attempted to void the transaction and gave me cash, despite my repeated request that the refund go back to my card. They also tried to keep my original receipts until I demanded them back. As a Black customer, I felt singled out, dehumanized, and treated as though I was dishonest or dangerous merely because I questioned unsanitary food handling and insisted that the store return my money. I watched Hispanic customers receive immediate attention while my unfinished transactions were repeatedly interrupted and pushed aside. I have receipts and video documenting the police threat, false intoxication accusation, and refund mishandling. Corporate management should investigate the bakery's food handling, register and refund records, surveillance footage, and the conduct of every employee involved. This was not ordinary poor customer service. It was hostile, humiliating, and deeply disturbing. I will not return.

Been coming to east west since I was a teenager I grew up around the corner and they always have…read morefresh seafood & fish it's seasoned very well I love the fried lobster,shrimp and red snapper...

The fish and shrimp were very bland fresh but not seasoned enough for me. The homemade tartar sauce…read morewasn't that great at all and it cost .45 cents for the little serving and .15 for the tartar sauce packets. The service was good but not a place I will be checking in again at all. It's a to go place so there is no sitting and eating there so it's a constant in and out situation here. But it isn't a loud place at all most people sit in their cars and come back in to get their food so it's hard to speak about ambiance. Small dinner portions not sure about the lunch portion it can't see it being bigger than the dinner portion. Presentation of the place is great.