They have a lot of selection of foods and bake desserts and of course the groceries and very…read morefriendly sales people, I'm definitely coming back this weekend.

They have wide selection of fresh seafood. The store also has an excellent range of pantry staples,…read moresnacks (chicharon, chips, dried fish) and frozen items (fish balls, siomai, marinated meats) condiments, rice, and hard-to-find brands. Good produce and meat counter too. Prices are reasonable and fair for specialty items. The in-house restaurant which is Philhouse serves authentic "lutong bahay" (home cooked Filipino meals) which I really like. They also have fresh baked breads, pastries and treats in their panaderia. The service has been always polite, helpful and friendly. Can get busy at Philhouse during peak meal times.

Seattle Seafood Center was such a great find--one of those unexpected gems you stumble upon while…read morelooking for parking for a nearby restaurant. What immediately caught our attention (for obvious reasons) was the bold sign: LIVE KING CRAB. We walked in and were instantly impressed. Large water tanks filled with live Dungeness crab and live king crab, crystal-clear water, and absolutely no fishy smell--always an excellent sign. The space feels more like a clean, well-run warehouse set up for both wholesale and retail, not a typical seafood market. A gentleman working there quickly came over and started chatting with us about crab. Super knowledgeable and friendly. They offer a wide selection: live, fresh, and frozen crab, Japanese scallops, fish, and a variety of shellfish. We considered the live king crab, but it was honestly too big for the two of us to handle in a hotel kitchen--and definitely would've been a splurge. So, plan B: I called my sister-in-law to see if she'd like some frozen king crab legs. She said yes immediately. The gentleman showed us the frozen options, and the king crab legs were long, meaty, and impressive--similar in size to what Costco carries, but priced better. We ended up negotiating a great deal and purchased a box of their Party Pack King Jumbo Crab Legs for her. Later that evening, she surprised her daughter with a king crab birthday dinner, and they reported the legs were super meaty and absolutely delicious. Safe to say, we'll definitely keep Seattle Seafood Center in mind for future seafood splurges. If you love high-quality seafood and especially crab, this place is worth a stop--even if it's an unplanned one.

I love this place. For seafood I go here. Salmon(smoked and fresh frozen), halibut, scallops and…read morecrab, I go here. They can't be beat. And always helpful.

This place is AMAZING! There's fresh live seafood. There's everything from spot prawns, dungeness…read morecrab, HUGE lobsters (literally the size of my arm), geoduk, oysters, and more! They said they have live eel sometimes as well but they didn't have it on the day I went. The medium sized dungeness crab was $6.99/lb and large was $7.99/lb and I believe the spot prawns were $13.99/lb. We ended up buying 10 large dungeness crab and 2 pounds of live spot prawns for just under $200- DEALS!!! Don't forget to bring cash! If you forget, you can go across the street to the gas station and pull out cash with a $3.50 fee. We drove down from Edmonds, and the drive was worth it!

DO NOT COME HERE. SCAM OF A SHOP. Went in this morning to…read moreget a king crab because I saw that their price is good. The crab was $22/lb and the owner picked one out that was 8.5lb. She said they just arrived yesterday and they're fresh. But when I got home and started cooking, there was so much water in the legs. I already knew it means the crab has been sitting in the water tank for a long time. When it's fully cooked, the meat is about half the size of the leg. I called back to the shop and the owner continues to lie and said they got the crab fresh this morning and then literally hung up on me without giving me a chance to say anything. I dialed back and it wasn't even going through so I know she must've blocked my number. TLDR: SCAM OWNER. DO NOT COME.

This is one of the regulars in my monthly rotation. I love going to Seattle Fish Guys for their…read moredelicious poke and fresh seafood. Their salmon is especially excellent quality, and I love the yuzu salmon poke. I love getting a side of the unagi / eel as well. The choose-three poke is a huge portion and enough to feed two people - it's my go to. It's a counter service casual place with a few tables inside and outside. They have several parking spots in the basement as well. Definitely add this place to your list!!

I saw a video on this so I had to come…read more We ordered the poke plate, clam chowder, and salmon belly. We chose salmon and tuna poke and let me tell you, the chunks are huge!! So fresh and so delicious. The clam chowder was my second favorite and I would choose this clam chowder over Pike's. I thought the salmon belly wasn't bad, but it didn't live up to the price tag. It was the most expensive thing we got and my least favorite. Overall, get the poke and the clam chowder!!

I buy Sea urchin uni. Eating so fresh.prized for its rich, creamy, briny, and sweet taste.read more

Want to say again... this is a small family-owned seafood market with a great selection of live…read morecrab, fish, prawns and sea urchin. Great prices compared to the competition.

Our favorite spot on the block!…read more I find myself craving Seattle Fish Co. at least once a week. Whether it's fish tacos or crab cakes in the summer, the delicious crab bisque and grill bread on a rainy winter day, or a lunchtime fish sando and fries, it always feels like a good time. It's also our go to post hike or kayaking comfort food. You can tell how much care the owner has for the business. He always greets guests with a big smile and makes sure you're taken care of. An awesome place to eat or swing by the fish market to pick up scallops, fish, or crab to grill at home. Highly recommend!

We were pretty disappointed. They're really phoning this all in…read more.. - frozen fries - tub of tartar sauce (not house made) - thin, heavily breaded crab cakes that don't taste much if crab - $35 piece of halibut that was about the size of my two small fingers The server was friendly and the establishment was clean enough, but this place is not worth the money. If I'm paying restaurant prices I want them to actually cook the food, not open tubs of sauce and used frozen food in the fryer. The fish was obviously cooked fresh there, but again...overpriced for the size.

They started having specials with their fishes and it was such a great deal we couldn't resist…read more Wednesday special was hand rolls for 99 cents each!!!! You can choose from a variety of fishes as well. They were pretty fresh and yummy. The guy working there was really nice. He had a lot of advice and suggestions. The place is literally a fish market so not a dine in place. Parking is ample. Otherwise, it's pretty quiet and calm. The stuff is sometimes pricey but when they do deals like this, it's worth it. Will probably be back for their sushi and sashimi special as well.

I first went to Local Market just after the pandemic thanks to their offerings on the Top Good to…read moreGo app. After realizing the quality was absolutely worth the drive from Seattle, I took them up on a crab offer I saw after following them on Facebook and got 20 pounds for a crab boil I planned as a direct result of their sale. When I arrived their supplier had not yet arrived with the product, so the owner coordinated free delivery same day so that I could be free to go home and prepare for the dinner party. Experiencing their dry-aged fish Omakase offering in person this week was a reminder of why I enjoy purchasing from Local Market whenever I'm on the East Side. The owner Mark is incredibly knowledgeable, down to earth and willing to answer any silly question you may have. His passion for his craft is obvious, and this company deserves nothing but the best!

There have been different markets here over the years. I've come by now-and-then for a snack. This…read morenew place has a cafe/deli inside which I decided to try the other day. They had a few full trays in the display but for some reason the lady took awhile to acknowledge me--she went back and forth to one of the tables twice past me. Weird. Finally a lady talked to her and pointed at me. Obviously, I knew English was a minimum, at best. So, i used hand gestures to point to the fried rice & tofu tray and what looks like roasted chicken tray. I ate it for dinner before heading out for the night and it was actually pretty good! And stupid value, too! $3 for a typical to-go container for the rice stuff and $3 for a half container of the chicken. It's easier if you can flow with vietnamese; if not, use simple english and hand gestures. =P I'd like to come back when the stuff is fresh and hot. I think the space was called "Cafe Pho?".