Bought some supposedly wild salmon for about $14 a pound, should have know better but stupidly I…read morewas thinking I found a deal, went home, washed the salmon when drying it I noticed all the dye they use on the salmon is coming off on the paper towel when I pat it dry, unbelievable that are selling Salmon under the title of wild salmon but yet it's farmed raise with coloring. That's just pure robbery.

I come here to get fish and am always pleased by the freshness and prices. Cheapest prices…read moreavailable. The variety is great. Everything from clams to mussels to shrimp to fish. I get the whole salmon steaked and eat it for a good meal. The staff is very knowledgeable so I highly recommend asking them for suggestions. The one younger Asian male is a treat to speak with when it's not busy. Only downside is that it gets pretty busy due to the cheap prices. I'd get there mid-week to avoid the craziness.

I love this place so much. I've been trying to find a fish market closer to where I live that had…read morequality and vibes close to Peter's Fish Market, but I am still on the hunt. The employees who work here are always super friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to help. We've gotten the salmon, sea bass, jumbo shrimp, and oysters. They offer jumbo shrimp already deveined (but frozen instead of the fresh ones on the display ice), which is super convenient for times I do not want to devein the shrimp myself. The shrimp is easy to cook over a boil and great with cocktail sauce that they also sell at Peter's Fish Market. The salmon is also super fresh and we were told that we can eat the salmon raw like sashimi! Since then, we've been making our own salmon hand rolls and sushi rolls at home. The seabass is also so amazing to eat. We recently decided to try oyster and we were unlucky with one not being fresh, but everything else was great. We always have a great time with the seafood we buy.

So here's a milestone -- I just got named an Elite Reviewer on Yelp for my food reviews. Makes…read moresense, I guess, since I've spent a lifetime cooking. If I have an amazing dish out somewhere, I can usually carry it home in my head and come up with a knockoff that's not half bad. Christmas Eve was always my big night -- also my birthday -- when I hosted the Feast of the Seven Fishes. At one point, over 30 people would pack in to share it. For 30 years straight, the fish came from one place only: Peter's Seafood in Midland Park. But tonight, what's on my mind isn't Yelp or fish markets. It's my neighbor Pete. He was my best friend here -- a guy who could spin stories about New York in the 1950s like he was giving you a private tour. Sometimes he'd get a "Woolley" (that's Italian for craving) for lobster or clams. I'd drive north to Peter's, haul it back to Monroe, and we'd make a night of it: good food, better conversation. Pete passed away this weekend. I know it comes with the territory of living in a senior village -- neighbors will pass on. But this is my first loss here, and it feels like a big one.Pete would laugh if I told him that I needed to add great ambience in my side yard to make this a complete Yelp review...

Branzino were fresh and a good size. Customer service was excellent. Prices were very reasonable.read more

I could not recommend them more!!!!!! First of all, their service is phenomenal, the prices are…read moregreat, and their fish is delicious!!!! We wanted to make sushi, so we got sushi grade salmon and tuna (very reasonably priced), it was delicious, some of the best retail fish I've ever tasted!

We ordered assortment of sashimi for our New Year's feast. The most fresh raw fish we could ask…read morefor, affordable prices and delivers right to your door. Highly recommend!!! Will keep ordering for special occasions!

Extremely casual fish market w/comfy seafood restaurant in back. Definitely BYOB. Interesting menu…read morefeaturing many varieties of primarily grilled, extremely fresh local fish, including some you don't often find in these parts, including Grouper, Red Snapper, Sea Bass, Swordfish, Halibut, etc. While the "somewhat pricey" menu doesn't necessarily reflect the laid back, extremely casual atmosphere, the extensive fish & seafood options, along with innumerable different sauces & preparation options; plus the accompanying fresh veggie & potatoes (or rice) sides, assures customers of a satisfying dinner - albeit not exactly a "fine dining" experience. My lovely wife, who is perpetually on the lookout for "healthy" restaurant options, definitely enjoyed our dinner. We look forward to returning soon, hopefully next time with friends.

Superb seafood. I was very impressed with the freshness of the fish as well as the cleanliness of…read morethe establishment. You literally cannot detect the smell of fish when you are in this place. I ordered the baked whole branzino. Lightly seasoned and brushed with olive oil. Served with garlic broccoli rabe and mashed potatoes. The branzino was cooked to perfection and broccoli rabe was on point. The only minor stumble was the mashed potatoes. They were over whipped which gave them a thick, pasty texture. Not a big deal, but room for improvement. The prices are on the high side but I can live with that given the quality of the product. The service was excellent. Ken, the manager was very friendly and accommodating. He found us a table on a busy Friday night even though we didn't make reservations in advance. I will definitely add Caldwell Seafood into our regular rotation.

Food was excellent. I had the Blackened Grouper sandwich which had just the right amount of spices…read moreand was cooked perfectly. My wife has the Chicken bruschetta sandwich and it was also cooked perfectly. Our waitress was very attentive and checked on us multiple times. Unfortunately on the day we went the weather was a little cold, so we had to eat inside. It looks like it would be a great place to sit out on the patio.

Had a few folks recommend Off the Hook for the freshest seafood in Bergen County and today we…read morestopped by. It's a little off the beaten path and we kind of blindsided them showing up (they're mostly a wholesale operation), but I told him I was looking for scallops and fresh oysters and he had options! They were extremely accommodating and super nice. We got a pound of dry scallops and a dozen Tucker's Island oysters (Barnegat Bay South Jersey) and a dozen Wellfleets for a fantastic price. The Jersey oysters were small but sweet and succulent, the Wellfleets were massive, meaty and whack you with bracing brine on the finish. Amazing, super fresh. We cooked up the scallops and they were sweet and the next best thing to fresh caught. What a find this place is!

We used to travel into NYC to get truly fresh fish and once Fish Dock opened that was not necessary…read moreany more. The freshest fish is consistently sold here. Takes a little getting used to the slightly different names and varieties because the fish comes from Iceland, but everything is so wonderfully fresh and delicious and the salmon is always fabulous!

The freshest and finest selection of seafood from the waters of Iceland. Flown in every couple of…read moredays and only sold in the case for 2 days. Then cryovac and frozen for substantial discount. They are a must visit if you want the freshest fish possible from the icy waters of Iceland. I've had fish I've never heard of and loved them all. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and friendly. It's a very small store, but well worth visiting as any wait will be short. They also have a loyalty program which is a nice touch.

Amazing spot. 1) I…read morelove coming here to buy instant ramen, notably Indomie. They have the large bulk box. 2) I also like their dessert sandwich.

Situated off of Route 17 South in Hackensack at the former Pathmark, this vibrant Asian specialty…read morefood grocery store opened in late 2025 and is Chinese, aiming for a cheaper market segment. G Mart is named in honor of Gee's father, Shunwah Gee; it has fresh produce, live seafood, and authentic groceries from Asia--the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, China, Japan, & beyond. The huge store is spotless, bright, well-stocked, and organized, making it easy to find everything one needs. The shopping aisles are large for easy navigation. Their produce section is full of vegetables not always found in most American-oriented grocery stores, including baby butter bok choy, enoki mushrooms, red meat dragon fruit, Korean pears, and Chinese leeks. They provide a large selection of fresh seafood, including those that are relatively hard to find in other stores. Unfortunately, there is no bakery or prepared food on site like other Asian markets. Prices are reasonable. The staff are friendly. This is a new option for Asian groceries.