Plenty parking No restroom…read more Card and Cash accepted Plenty of seats No fishy smell!! That a big plus Very clean and organized. Today they did not have coleslaw.(I wanted to try it)

Collins Fish Market is a good place to eat. They probably got most of Rick's Fish Market after they…read moreclosed down. Collins is better anyway and the staff is 100% more respectful compared to Rick's. The service is great and the ambiance is good too, there is a table to sit down and eat.

Foods were so good and delicious!!! Service was impeccable…read more Can't believe that I did not know this restaurant was here!!! I will definitely come back again soon~~

Fresh shellfish, live grilled barbeque, fun vibes. There are about a dozen tables that accommodate…read more4 people each around a grill in the middle of the table. There's K-Pop music videos playing and lively cooking action. Be prepared for your clothes and hair to smell like barbeque. The server grills at the food for you, which is great because we wouldn't have been about to do it ourselves. We ordered a few bottles of soju and lots of water. Our party of four ordered the Prix Fix Master Set menu. There was so much food! The shellfish was super fresh...it was fun to watch the clams open as they are being cooked and the abalone squirm. I loved the perilla leaves as wrapped for the squid and the cooking presentation when the server torched the squid. The only few drawbacks were the vents weren't strong enough at our table, the potato was overcooked/charred, and the shrimp were really tough to peel. There's a parking lot behind the restaurant along Ingraham Street that wasn't too expensive. You also might get luck finding free street parking in the neighborhood a few blocks away. Overall, it was a great experience and amazing quality!

I had been craving to go to a restaurant that specializes in Seafood and this place was recommended…read moreto me by some co-workers. I got there with my mother and was greeted by a very lovely gentleman named Clark. He told us we could sit wherever so we seated ourselves in the outside area. He came over right away with the menus and asked if we had been there before to which we responded had not. He went over the menu with us and answered any questions we had regarding the menu. He was very sociable and friendly. We chatted with him and put in an order for the Kiwi Chowder. I ordered a Modelo and my mother ordered a glass of orange blend wine. He came over with the drinks a while later and the Kiwi chowder and have us plenty of time to sit and enjoy the dish before we ordered our main courses. The kiwi chowder was delicious and came with little crackers. The clams and mussels were so tasty and the Ora King Salmon was a nice treat. After a while he came back and served me the Fisherman's Mixed Basket and my mother got the Fish tacos with fish of the day for them being Sword Fish. The fisherman's basket was amazing and paired perfectly with my beer. I had never had clams,mussels, snapper, and oysters all together and they were so good I wish I could have them more frequently. The place was very cute and sat quietly with good music playing. Not current music but music that really fit the place and set the vibe. I will be coming back here and if you ever go, there is no bad choice for the fish, the service is stupendous and I haven't gotten anything like it in forever, and if you meet Clark enjoy a friendly conversation with him.

Super nice place to sit,tucked away along the busy Washington. Wanted to love this place straight…read moreaway because it was really easy to grab a table, menu looked great. Unfortunately, the food isn't anything special. Decent portion sizes, but that doesn't matter much when nothing is very tasty. Place isn't exactly cheap either, for $26 I don't expect the battered to be soft and falling off the fish. The fish taco was huge, but dripping with liquid. Really wanted this place to work out, staff are friendly, but the food was a huge letdown.

Actually so mad that I didn't try Lobster & Beer in Palms earlier. Great happy hour menu. The…read morelobster tacos and quesadilla had the perfect ratio of meat to fixings. I enjoyed the coconut shrimp as well - would probably skip the calamari fries next time just because I don't like it in fry format lol. Service is also amazing and warm. Parking is super convenient with street parking + garage in the back.

Cool spot to catch a game and enjoy a lobster roll. Standouts are lobster Mac n cheese, any of the…read morerolls, and surprisingly the wings! Happy hour deal on pitchers is also great.

The Gumbo is RIDICULOUS...whomever is cooking the Gumbo needs to be cloned...I haven't had Gumbo…read morethat good in a Long Time...& I ordered the small & it was packed with Seafood...the Reaux almost made me cry...OMG the FRESH OUT OF THE OVEN CORNBREAD w/ the Special Butter...GENIUS...this place is worth the Gumbo & Cornbread Bad: Service is slow, food is not Gratuity automatically added Still worth the trip

I ordered the catfish dinner, which comes with two sides. The fish was served in smaller pieces…read morerather than larger fillets, and while the portion was generous, the pieces themselves weren't very meaty. The coating lacked that fresh, crisp texture and came across a bit soft instead. The seasoning leaned fairly spicy, which may be expected for Cajun-style, but it wasn't what I was anticipating. The fries also missed the mark, coming out more greasy and limp than crisp. Overall, the portion size was solid, but the texture and execution made the meal underwhelming.

Line was long when we pulled up on a Thursday for lunch. Parked in the small lot - but not a lot of…read moreparking available. We got lucky. Waited in the 20 minute line and ordered a whole lot of everything so we could try everything. Everything was delicious. The guacamole - really well seasoned - preferred the regular tortilla chips vs the really crunchy other thing it came with. It almost broke my tooth trying to bite through it. LOL. LOVED the mixto ceviche, the octopus taco and the uni & scallop ceviche.. Loved the entire market it sat in and will definitely be back to try more. I would pass on the Baja fish taco next time.

Still wonderful after all these years! I finally tried something different as well as ordering old…read morefavorites like the octopus, fried fish and shrimp tacos. The gambas were amazing! I don't know how they made this incredible sauce that I could have literally eaten with a spoon. Perfectly barely cooked gambas, with plenty of head juices and sides!

Food Packed to go properly…read moreNo mess Nothing missing Good food Easy parking Bibs and gloves available if you get shell on shrimp

This is a nice little gem in our community. The staff was really nice, pleasant. I got the Cajun…read morespecial, which came with the half pounds of shrimp head off, A crab leg, 3 potatoes in one coin, I added an extra corn. My cousin got mozzarella sticks, fried oysters, sweet potato fries, fried shrimp and regular fries and crab cakes the food was good and tasty. The place was clean a little dark and I'm not sure if they have a restroom. Other than that, I would go back

Charming laidback outdoor courtyard setting nestled in trees and a lively kitchen-view, counter…read moreseating inside. The menu is inviting with plenty of great options without being overwhelming. Less is more. But let's talk art (culinary, that is). The dishes certainly deserve main features. To start "the best Caesar salad in LA" and I quote which was certainly true. Grilled octopus charred on the inside and juicy at the center. Spicy pomodoro is perfectly al dente and a well-balanced sauce. But, my favorite-- the agnolotti! Wow, melt in your mouth! The flavor profiles of corn, crème fraiche, and old bay were delicious. My only wish -- larger serving of this (smallest pasta serving on the menu). To complete it, banana pudding tiramisu -- delicious too with a firm center and oozy outside. Atala was wonderful and very sweet. Recommendation: come with a group of at least 4 to try more on the menu -- the large plates (branzino and ribeye) looked excellent! Definitely a worthwhile visit.

I have to admit, I don't eat pasta very often, but damn... the pasta here was amazing…read more Getting a reservation was surprisingly easy through OpenTable, which was a huge plus. We came on a Thursday night as a group of four and the place was pretty busy. From everything I've heard, Cento is one of the more popular pasta spots in LA right now, so I was excited to finally try it. We started with the radicchio salad which was delicious. Light, refreshing, and tangy, a great way to start the meal. For pasta, we ordered the Spicy Pomodoro, Sweet Corn Agnolotti, Broccoli Bucatini, and the Cavatelli Finocchio. Honestly, it was hard to pick a favorite because every single one was excellent. The pasta was cooked perfectly al dente, the sauces were flavorful, and each dish felt unique. My only complaint is that the portions are a little small. I understand they're meant for sharing, but to be honest I probably could have eaten all four by myself. At around $30 per plate, this definitely isn't a cheap meal. One thing that was a little disappointing was that it was my fiancée's birthday and I had noted it on the reservation. We noticed another table receiving what looked like a special birthday dessert, but nothing was mentioned for us. My fiancée didn't want me to ask about it, so we just let it go and ended up getting dessert elsewhere. Not a huge deal, but it was a bit of a letdown. That said, the food itself was absolutely outstanding. If you're a pasta lover, this place is definitely worth checking out.