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What I've found to be interesting about restaurants in the Seattle area is that the best restaurants from a culinary perspective are often not those that are expensive. Local Tide offers some of the best seafood dishes that I've had anywhere. I had the Dover & Fries. Though that dish is fish & chips by another name, it would be a terrible shame to just think of that dish just as your everyday fish & chips. Those Dover & Fries were utterly delightful to eat. Though the queue to get in can be long, it's just a good indication of how good this restaurant is. I'll be back again soon!
BROTHER... where do I even begin?! This was the best fish I've ever had in my life. Was in Seattle for 4 days and came here for lunch on 2 of those days. Tried 6-7 items from the menu and all of them were absolute bangers. Staff are super chill vibes and very helpful. Interior is cool. My favorites were the albacore sandwich and the filet o fish. Every single item was a hit though. This is an absolute MUST TRY if you're in Seattle. I may consider making a trip back to Seattle just to come eat here in the future tbh.
Came here on a Friday early evening, and there was a line out the door. I was visiting my sister and had been craving a good fish sandwich, so we decided to give it a try. We ended up waiting a little over an hour, even after the restaurant officially closed, but they still served everyone who was already in line, which I appreciated. Once inside, the staff were very friendly and apologetic about the wait. Service was a bit slow, but that's understandable considering how packed they were. The restaurant itself is also fairly small, which likely contributed to the wait. We ordered the fried fish sandwich, salmon sandwich, chowder, and fried oysters. Overall, everything was good, but the standouts for me were the salmon sandwich and the chowder. The salmon sandwich was served cold, which initially caught me off guard because I was expecting it to be hot. After taking a bite, though, I understood why it was served that way, it was fresh, flavorful, and worked really well. The fried oysters were also delicious, especially paired with the dipping sauce. The chowder wasn't quite like the style I'm used to, but it was still rich, flavorful, and worth ordering. The fried fish sandwich--the item I was most excited about--was good, just not my favorite of everything we tried. The best way I can describe it is as an elevated Filet-O-Fish. It wasn't bad by any means, but it's probably not something I'd order again. As for the long line, I wasn't upset about waiting because I knew they were busy, but I probably wouldn't wait over an hour again. I would definitely come back if there wasn't such a long line, because the food and friendly service made it worth another visit.
This spot is super popular, and there's almost always a line outside. They don't have too much seating inside, and you order at the counter then get seated with a number. We came on the earlier side and ended up waiting around 20 minutes before ordering. I got the dover and fries, and this was probably one of the best fish and chips dishes I have ever had! The fish was super duper thin and coated generously, and then topped with some seasoning mix that was so flavorful. The fries / potatoes were also insanely crispy and flavorful - the skins were the best part. I also really liked the tarter sauce that it came with! I can still remember how it all tastes. Definitely recommend the dover and chips, and I'll have to be back to try other menu items!
I have been wanting to try this place for a while now and finally made it ! This is a small shop in Fremont, and I have never not seen a line out the door, but they turn tables pretty quickly. On a Saturday evening, we waited in line about 20 minutes and then were able to order and be sat. All the staff was very friendly. Even though they were constantly busy and wearing different hats, they were helpful, smiling and overall really nice. The food was solid. We tried the smoked salmon dip with chips, the fried chicken sandwich and the the black cod kasusuke. The crab rolls were sold out by the time we got there or we definitely would have tried those. The salmon dip was good, lots of dill, and the chips were crispy. The fried fish sandwich was light, which was nice for something fried, and the roll it was on was soft and warm. The black cod kasusuke was my favorite dish of the meal. The black cod was tender and fell apart, and it was seasoned so nice. It came with a spinach salad and rice which was also delicious. If I could give half stars, this would be pushing a 4.5. Nothing blew me away, but everything was fresh and enjoyable!
Tried the salmon salad this time and it was delicious. It was well dressed and the salmon was very fresh and tasty. A great option for a lighter lunch or dinner
On the higher price-end, Local Tide has a small menu of gorgeous healthy and fresh dishes! The shrimp toast is 100% in the top 3 bites I have had in Seattle, absolutely no doubt!!! Just be mindful that the portions are a little small for what you spend though
POV: you just got out of the Fremont Flea Market(s) (both, mind you) after a morning of browsing through so many antique goodies that your head is spinning. The wind is howling. Your fingers are getting numb. Hunger blurs your vision. And then your trusty friend says, "I know a place for food." After a quick drive and gentle uphill walk, you arrive at none other than Local Tide. There's a line out the door. Your stomach gurgles. "It's worth the wait, I think," your friend proclaims nervously. You all choose to wait. When you get inside, you find that the crab roll you'd been salivating over is sold out. Devastating, but no matter-- you'd already chosen the salmon sandwich as your backup. Your friends also order the shrimp toast and smoked salmon belly dip to share. The sweet cashier thanks you all, offers you a seat quickly and says your food will be right out. The smoked salmon belly dip comes first. DELECTABLE. You're already starving at this point, but the staff notified you that there would be a slight delay with the other food, so you begin to ration the chips and dip. Fifteen minutes pass. Twenty. Once it's nearing 35 minutes, you're getting antsy. You're supposed to be at Pac-Sci by now, and it's already 3:15. Will you make it in by 5? Your friends are getting hangry. Tensions are high. Maybe you should just eat the cost of the sandwich and go... Just when you think all hope is lost, the waft of oil, mayo, and fried goodness hits your nose. It's here. The glorious shrimp toast and salmon sandwich arrive to the table, along with the cod, another salmon sandwich, and the rockfish bowl. The waiter serves you all an apologetic look and all of the previous heat melts away. Everyone digs in immediately, and for 10 minutes, the table is silent save for vigorous chewing and occasional "this is so good"s. You finish your meal. The sky is clear. You make it to Pac Sci in time. Would come back for that smoked salmon dip. Thank you, Will, for the rec.
I recently saw a post on IG about the food at Local Tide. I decided to take a drive over and see for myself, what this place was all about. There is not much parking available in the area, aside for the paid parking lots in the surrounding area; I almost gave up, but was able to find free street parking. Remember to check the signs, as not all street parking is free. I arrived for a late lunch, a little after 1 pm. The restaurant was fairly busy, around 70% capacity. There was a sign with instructions for seating and ordering posted outside. Upon entering, I was greeted by a very friendly worker; I informed her that I had never been there before and asked what she recommended. While I have done this many times, very rarely has the person opposite me asked my preferences in food and made suggestions accordingly. I explained that I wasn't too hungry but did want to try a couple items. She informed me that the shrimp toast was an item that almost every table ordered, then proceeded to detail how the dish was prepared and what it was served with. After ordering the shrimp toast, I was given a few more suggestions and decided on the smash burger. As many more businesses are moving away from accepting cash payments, I was asked for "exact change" if paying in cash. I explained that I wanted to leave extra money for tip, but if that meant paying by card I could do so. They were able to make the $5 change I needed. The shrimp toast showed up quickly after I sat at the bar. It wasn't as oily as I expected, which was great. Combined with the slaw, I really enjoyed this dish. The smash burger followed quickly behind the shrimp toast. The burger was quite filling, I ended up taking half to go.
Seattle did NOT disappoint when it came to the food options! I spent my birthday weekend in Seattle and my godsister recommended this spot. It is counter service and a line was already forming, always a good sign. The menu is small but still has so many choices at the same time, so we ended up ordering almost everything. When I say everything was sooooo delicious and fresh, I mean I still think about that food to this day. Truly phenomenal. The place itself is really cute but there is not a lot of seating. Luckily we were able to sit, wait, and eat next door at the wine bar. The staff was friendly and very helpful. 10 out of 10 birthday stop!
I came for dinner and it was quite busy. You order at the front before sitting down, which can be confusing if you didn't know. I ordered the chowder and my friends ordered the Rockfish Banh Mi and Fried Oysters. Overall, the food was good but a tad expensive for the amount of food, specifically the Fried Oysters. I'd try the Shrimp Toast next time and maybe the Dover & Fries.
My brother and I visited on a random Tuesday for a late lunch, and thankfully there was no line. I've heard the lines can get pretty long here, so what a relief! We ordered the tuna melt special, shrimp toast, and clam chowder to share. I was expecting the clam chowder to be creamy, but the broth was more thin and runny than thick and creamy. It was decent, but nothing mind blowing. I enjoyed the shrimp toast the most; it was flavorful, crispy, and made for yummy bites with the sauces provided. The tuna melt special was $24 and tiny for the price in my opinion. They should split this sandwich into two instead of having it be one gigantic mess to eat. It was pretty good, but again nothing to rave about. We spent about $37 each and I still left hungry afterwards which is not ideal. The ambience is cozy and warm, and service is standard. I do think it's quite overpriced and overrated so probably wouldn't go back, but I'm glad I got to try Local Tide!
Delicious and fresh seafood! We ordered the Dover & Fries which is like Fish & Chips but cooked in an asian salt & pepper style. The dover is very thin and crispy and PIPING hot. I liked their clam chowder, you can really taste the clam-umami. it's not your typical cream-based chowder, rather more clam-broth based with a hint of cream instead! We also ordered the crab roll - I'm more biased towards hot rolls so it wasn't my thing but if you like a cold crab salad type roll it's worth trying. You get seated after you order at the counter and service was great.
Was stoked to be able to eat here during my visit to Seattle. Came in for lunch. Prices were on the higher side but worth it as the ingredients were fresh! All the seafood dishes were delicious 5/5. The potatoes were 4/5 nothing special and a bit over priced for what they were. The place was clean and staff were kind. The place gets busy so expect to wait a bit to get seated. Highly recommend this place if youre in Seattle! read more
8 months ago
We were visiting Seattle and wanted seafood. I mentioned in my previous reviews that I am not a sandwich person. The salmon sandwich is delicious. Yuuuum! My husband was addicted. Nicely flavored and bread is so soft. We even went out of our way to stop by our final day just to get that last taste of it again. Employees already knew who my husband was. I'm sure the rest of the menu is tasty but if you're looking for good salmon with some bread. This is your place!Highly recommended! read more
3 months ago
Have been hearing great things about their burger for a while now but there's always a line out the door. Finally happened to be in the area at a moment when there wasn't a line. It did not disappoint. read more
We got the potatoes, fish sandwich, shrimp toast (not pictured--forgot, lol), and bread pudding. Overall, it was a good experience, but the only thing we *absolutely* loved was the bread pudding. The fish sandwich was good, with a refreshing tartar sauce and fresh moist fish, but be warned that the fried fish itself is thin and nicely flaky. It is super crispy but if you like a thick cut of fish, this is not for you. Also the american cheese does overpower the sandwich as a whole. The potatoes were crispy and salty--just how we like 'em--but we could see them being too intense for some people. The shrimp toast was our favorite of the savory dishes, but yeah, the bread soaked up a *ton* of oil. We get why some people mentioned that. The real star, though? The bread pudding. Not too sweet, amazing texture, and topped with these lovely crunchy almond slices. So good. Definitely worth a try once! but may not necessarily be a repeat place for us. But the food is solid and the service even greater. read more
Salmon Teriyaki: Yummy bowl of food! Everything complemented each other well. Shrimp Toast: Absolutely delicious! Would come back here just to eat this again. When we arrived, there was already a long line out the door. The line moved slowly, but we eventually made it inside. The staff manning the register was very friendly, and even remarked that they planned to serve the entire line--even though it was almost closing time. read more
honestly no words can explain how much love i got for this place. it deserves 12 stars out of 10. the food was amazing especially the shrimp toast and smoked salmon dip. the shrimp toast is a must and with that sauce combination, it does wonders. the smoked salmon dip was goooood and especially with how crunchy the chips were, also another table favorite. the crab roll was good, but i wasn't blown away by it. the potatoes were slightly on the saltier side which were kinda disappointing but super super crunchy and soft in the middle. just wished there was some garlic or something to pair it with - something similar to the chinese restaurants classic like garlicky fried tofu. service was relatively good and food came pretty fast. only issue is that it is a small establishment kind of like a mom and pop shop so it might take a while to get your order taken. but the staff was super friendly and accommodating and just so busy as they were also sending food to the coffee shop next door. if you are a local and love to study at coffee shops, i would honestly recommend coming here or going to the coffee shops next door and getting some food to get some work done! next time, i'm back in seattle, this is the first stop and last stop of my trip read more
Above and beyond service, and top tier quality ingredients- my salmon salad was beyond a simple and healthy salad, but full of freshness, colors, textures, and of course flavors!! Service was beyond kind to let me change what I ordered for a last second change of mind. Advice for improvement: the salmon teriyaki's portion was too small - should be an easy fix. Wait could be long and it could be really hard to find parking so do plan your logistics accordingly read more
Local Tide? More like Local Guide... to the best seafood experience in Seattle. Seriously.. if you have a friend in town, someone you're trying to impress, a relative who thinks Seattle sucks because they've never been here, this is the place to take them. People say that seafood is the premier cuisine of Seattle. I don't think that any restaurant expresses that like Local Tide. You don't want to go to some place on the water front and have fish and chips for $40. You want to come eat lunch in the heart of Fremont and feel like a local while doing it. The best part of coming here might be the staff. I thought about quitting my job because these guys seem to be having so much fun. I highly recommend getting a seat at the bar to eat so you can watch them in action. They're slingin crab toast and having a blast while doing it. But man, the food here is expert level good. Whoever created this menu seems to just really care about the product they're putting out. The Rockfish Bahn Mi is the perfect combination of flavors, I could eat it every day. I have to crack the code on how they make these fries because I've been dreaming about them ever since. They have the ideal crunch and I demand that you order them. Thank you, Local Tide. You've done the culture of Seattle a service. read more
We came in right at opening on Sunday and wow!! So good! You order at the counter then they will seat you. We split the crab roll and the Dover & fries. The crab roll was incredible- we couldn't believe how good it was. It is expensive at $30 but we both agreed we would get it and split again. The Dover & fries was also great, we loved how thin and crispy it was. Fun spot close to the water. By the time we left there was starting to be a wait so keep that in mind if going on a weekend. I believe the crab roll is only sold on the weekends. read more
Came here after playing tennis in Greenlake and there was a bit of a wait. You order at the counter and they find seating for you afterwards. I got the rockfish bowl and it was very good. The peanuts complemented the rockfish well and they cooked the rockfish to perfection with just the right amount of crispiness. The employees were attentive and always refilled waters. A super busy place during lunch but it tapered off around 3-4 read more
I came here to meet up with a couple of friends, and they actually sat us down first even though their signage is "Order and then Sit". The prices were pretty decent and the seafood was excellent! I think the bowls and sandwiches were more filling than my friend's crab roll special-- it did have a TON of crab, but it was overall kind of a small sandwich. The shrimp toast was tasty, and I would get it again. Or learn to make it, haha. The staff was friendly and very quick to get us water/utensils/napkins. There's some street parking that isn't too hard to get about a block over, so not too bad for that either. The restaurant is kind of small, so limited seating, so I don't know how guaranteed that is, but I think I'd also consider coming here and grabbing some food to go because it's That Good. read more
1 year ago
Came on a Friday afternoon for lunch and they were pretty busy but the server was still very attentive. You order first and then you get seated. They only have a few tables inside with a bar countertop. Fried oysters: delicious! Perfect fried and juicy but kind of expensive for only 5 Clam chowder: flavorful, thick and had decent size clams with peas and potatoes Salmon salad: the most refreshing salad with a vinaigrette dressing. Probably my favorite dish of the meal read more
The rockfish bowl and shrimp toast are some of my favorite dishes in Seattle! I love the flavors in the bowl and both these dishes have held up every time we visit. The staff are also all so lovely which always makes for an enjoyable experience (even though you might have to wait in the line for a bit since the space is not that big). Their sandwiches also look really good though I haven't tried them yet The only thing I haven't enjoyed as much is the chowder- i personally found it was watered down and flavorless read more
10 days ago
11 months ago
Local tide is a small seafood shop in Seattle. They serve an array of sandwiches and salads. I got the salmon house. I didn't realize the salmon was going to be cold, but it was delicious with the salad. The sandwiches are yummy, but very small. There are a few seats inside, but you can also order at the brewery next door form a limited menu. Overall, food was good, but price is pretty steep at around $18 a sandwich. read more
1 year ago
I came for lunch on a weekday, and Local Tide of the restaurant was totally packed - fortunately, the bar room on the right side was completely empty, and they serve (almost) the exact same stuff. So we could easily find a table and order - keep in mind that side is still part of the restaurant if Local Tide looks full, though there are a few items (e.g. fried oysters and black cod) that you can't buy directly on the bar side, you have to order it in the Local Tide line first. I got a rockfish banh mi which was delicious - the fish was perfectly cooked and the vegetables and sauce went well with it. When looking at photos, I thought it looked a bit small, but I was definitely full after eating it. I also tried a little bit of the shrimp toast and the salmon belly dip, both of which were very tasty, though obviously very unhealthy. I've never had shrimp toast before and it is basically fried bread, so of course it tasted good - I just don't think I could eat more than one piece. The salmon belly dip was served with some (homemade? unsure) potato chips and was also good, though I'm not sure I could tell you if it was salmon belly or other parts of the salmon. Regardless, it was great. Definitely recommend! read more
6 months ago
Stopped in for a quick refuel and ordered Local Tide's signature smoked salmon belly dip with homemade chips--my first time trying salmon dip and it absolutely blew my mind. The dip was soft, rich, and incredibly delicious with the perfectly crisp chips, and we all kept fighting over the larger pieces of salmon hidden inside the dip. Next time I'm in Seattle, I'll definitely be back to try lunch or dinner! read more
11 months ago
Intimate space with few tables but they share a space with a bar next door where you can sit. Service is slow due to the slow churn from the kitchen but front staff is upbeat. We ordered the clam chowder which was 50% peas, maybe 4 clams in the shell. OMG that was weird. Unpleasant taste and don't recommend. The crab sandwich is not worth it. For a guy it's two bites and the flavor is drowned out by mayo with small bits of crab. Skip it and try other menu items. read more
2 years ago
Great spot for lunch! Came here on a Sunday at 1230 and waited 20 min to get through the line and seated. I've heard a lot about their salmon belly dip so came here mostly for that but everything I ordered was amazing. Salmon belly dip- delicious Fish sandwich - fish is super crispy but wish it came with a side of tartar sauce or chips or something else Clam chowder - fresh clams inside and they were large! Hearty and got me full Would be back forsure. Parking is rough. No dogs allowed inside but if you go to the brewery next door, they sell food from Local Tide and allow dogs! read more
Local Tide is the perfect spot for a casual night with friends. We came here on Wednesday for a bite after work and it was lovely- its even better that you can order on either the restaurant side or on the Aslan Brewing side. Since it's counter service it is very low pressure and just a relaxing experience all around! The Salmon Belly dip comes with house made chips that is big enough for 2-3 people. We also enjoyed the salmon teriyaki and the crispy fish sandwich, both of which were fresh and full of flavor. Shout out to the Son of Man Basque Cider that Aslan has available- yum!!! read more
Easily the best chowder I've ever had. Parking is a little hard to do in the area so I would leave extra time. There is street parking if you can find it this place fills up quickly and there's usually a line so I went at 11 when it opened. We really enjoyed the fish sandwich and Smash burger. Staff were friendly and attentive. There is indoor seating, but they won't let you sit down until you order. read more
I had to visit Local Tide after I saw their burger was listed as the best burger in Seattle on various social media pages and it did not disappoint. The place has a very fun vibe and can be pretty packed during lunch hour. The server was very prompt and friendly, they also checked in with us at regular intervals to make sure we are doing good. I got the salt and pepper fries, which were more shaped like breakfast potatoes than fries, but tasty nonetheless. The smash burger was the highlight of the show, it was so rich and creamy and the grilled onions added a nice flavor and depth. Finally their bread pudding was a perfect way to end that meal. I do want to come back to try rest of their menu. read more
9 months ago
1 year ago
Aslan + Local Tide is an amazing combo! So seattle. Great food and pretty fast service. Their menu is a little small but they have some great stuff on there. The only thing I didn't like was the fries were very peppery and I'm not a huge black pepper fan read more
Just...chefs kiss. We've tried about every single thing on the menu now when visiting from SF a few times. Such a staple spot. Favorites are the chowder, salmon salad (soo fresh), fish patty bowl (tasted like a familiar Vietnamese type dish/flavors), and SHRIMP TOAST. I think about this place a lot read more
26 days ago
You have to order first before getting a seat - it can get really busy. However, it is definitely worth the wait as the food was incredible! We got fried oysters for starters and it did not disappoint. The clam chowder was flavorful and perfect for a cold rainy night. We also got the rockfish banh mi... No wonder people keep recommending it. All the flavors melded well and it was overall a very satisfying meal! read more
1 year ago
This place gets crazy lines on the weekends so try to week day if possible. The ambiance is very busy on the inside and very busy on the outside. My friend and I wanted to try and save time by taking our food to go but that still ended up being a pretty long wait. I got the smash burger which was solid for the price; I wish there was a little bit of acidity from a pickle or something to balance the cheese and beef fat. The rockfish bowl was good as well, the fish tasted really fresh and the cabbage and herbs felt very fresh and light. This would be a good option for those looking for something light but it isn't filling if you are remotely hungry and the portion is pretty small. Overall, I would go back to try other items if it is less busy. read more
11 months ago
My wife and I waited in line to eat here. It's a super popular restaurant and it's easy to understand why as the seafood is top notch. We ordered the Rockfish Banh Mi at the cashier and after waiting some 20 minutes in the very crowded restaurant, we were served it. It's a very good banh mi sandwich with super fresh, well prepared rockfish. However, all you're getting is the sandwich and the sandwich isn't all that filling for the high price. (The price you pay for the quantity of food is the reason for the 4 star vs. 5 star rating.) The decor of the restaurant is stylish and quirky at the same time. In terms of service you order at the cashier and are served the meal by member of the staff. So there's very little interaction with the staff. Because there is a line to get in and the restaurant is crowded, once we finished eating we felt like leaving. So it's not an eat and linger kind of place. read more
1 year ago
I was dragged here by my husband as it was a 55min drive to get here. As we got here a little late, so the crab roll, black cod and bread pudding was sold out. I settled for the Rockfish bowl and fries. My husband got the Rockfish Banh Mi. The food was delicious. The staff were very friendly and nice. They gave us a free bag of chips. Will definitely go back for the crab roll and bread pudding. It was worth the trip. read more
My partner and I stopped by for lunch today and had a fabulous dining experience. We arrived just before 1pm and were able to get seats at the bar. Once seated, we received a friendly welcome from (I think) the owner. Our food came out quickly--the fried oysters were served with a delicious aioli and a simple parsley salad that provided a nice balance to the fried oysters. I had the black cod which I loved, and my partner got the fried rock fish sandwich which he thoroughly enjoyed. We look forward to coming back and trying other menu items. read more
10 months ago
Dropped by for lunch prior to the SC UW game -- Fight On!! UW got the win but still a good time in Seattle. There is a line outside local tide but moves fairly quick TIp of the Day: Aslan Brewery is next door and you can find more seats there and they serve most of the menu from local tide. I ordered the teriyaki salmon bowl. It was very good with a good mix of flavors. We ate as Aslan, the only critique is that it took quite a while to arrive. read more
1 month ago
1 year ago
Great food! Got the Salmon Dip and the Rockfish Sandwich and both were delicious. Service was fast and very friendly! Cute trendy, interior. There's not a lot of seating, but I went a little after the normal lunch hours and it wasn't too busy. Was able to get seated right away, although I expect that's not usually the case during their peak hours. Wouldn't say it was cheap, but it was a very reasonable price for some great seafood. Fully intend to return and try more! read more
4 months ago
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401 N 36th St
Ste 103
Seattle, WA 98103
Fremont
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(206) 420-4685
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