The Fishery

Friday evenings are a lovely pick, one guest described a Friday night date-night there as “an amazing experience, ” noting a cozy inside table with a 7 p.m. reservation.

Some of The Fishery’s whole-fish and sharing cuts are substantial, guests note the bone-in swordfish steak “could easily feed four, ” and the whole vermillion rockfish is described as serving 2–3 people (with some guests saying it could serve four).

Yes, The Fishery is frequently chosen for anniversaries and special evenings, with guests celebrating anniversaries, enjoying intimate indoor seating, and praising the wine program and sommelier.

Yes, The Fishery offers outdoor seating; guests frequently choose to sit outside for a pleasant alfresco meal, and reviewers note outdoor tables (sometimes with heaters) as a preferred spot.

The Fishery feels warm and nautical, wood-and-stone interiors and attentive staff create a convivial, seaside dining room that can get lively at peak times, while outdoor seating offers a calmer alternative.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, neat clothing is appropriate, though many guests still dress up a touch for special occasions like anniversaries.

For a quieter visit, aim for Sunday lunch or a late‑afternoon patio seat, guests report the dining room can be surprisingly empty around 2pm and the patio is lovely then; expect a busier, noisier scene on Saturday nights.

Yes, families are welcome; reviewers describe children dining here (including a kids' salmon plate) and family gatherings like Father’s Day visits.