The Fishery

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

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.

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

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 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.

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.