Mr. Fish Chips & Chowder
Seattle
At a glance
Mr. Fish Chips & Chowder is a seafood restaurant on the north end of Pike Place Market in Seattle. The setting places the restaurant within one of the city’s best-known market areas, making it a practical stop during a market visit, a waterfront walk, or a downtown meal. Indoor seating and a patio provide two ways to settle in, while takeout allows the food to travel beyond the dining room.
The menu focuses on seafood from Pacific and local waterways, with a style built around familiar coastal preparations. Fish and chips are served in a beer-battered format, while chowder provides a creamy option with a more substantial, savory character. The menu also includes oysters and Dungeness crab, giving seafood diners a choice between fried fare, shellfish, and dishes suited to a slower meal. Cocktails are available alongside the food.
The overall approach is straightforward and seafood-centered rather than formal. The restaurant suits diners looking for a classic fish-and-chips meal, a bowl of chowder, or a shellfish-focused order in a market setting. The combination of indoor dining, patio seating, and takeout also works for different kinds of Pike Place Market visits, from a planned restaurant meal to a casual order carried through the surrounding area.
Mr. Fish also has provisions for larger gatherings. Group seating is available, and the restaurant handles private events and full buyouts for occasions that call for a dedicated space. Reservations are offered, while walk-ins are welcomed, so the restaurant can suit both planned meals and more spontaneous stops. For food enjoyed away from the table, takeout orders can be carried through Pike Place Market or toward Victor Steinbrueck Park.
As a destination, Mr. Fish combines a focused seafood menu with the convenience of a central market location. The restaurant is a fit for visitors seeking fish and chips, chowder, oysters, crab, or cocktails, as well as groups looking for a seafood restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating options.