Mitchell’s Fish Market
The menu printed twice daily at Mitchell’s Fish Market is ever changing. It aims to put the freshest and finest from every coastline on the world within your culinary reach. Chilean Coast, Chesapeake Bay, Bering Strait, Great Lakes, Gulf of Mexico, Cape Cod, Atlantic, Pacific are some of the places from where they are brought. Each of the over 80 menu items is shining examples of great seafood, no matter which sea it comes from.

Atlanta Fish Market
Atlanta Fish Market’s comfortable neighborhood atmosphere is pretty relaxing. It is marked by gracious service to the Southeast’s widest selection of fresh seafood. The main brick building of the Atlanta Fish Market looks worn but fun. It has more than 100 fresh varieties from the deep flown in fresh. It boasts of a menu printed twice daily. What is more, Atlanta Fish Market has something for everyone. Guests are welcomed by the thirty-foot copper fish sculpture in front and the train station-styled building with its wide veranda and rocking chairs. The adjoining Geechee Crab lounge, with five television sets, is a comfortable place to watch a game or catch up on the latest news or simply relax with a cocktail before dinner. Thus, you get the chance to enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of the Atlanta Fish Market.

Fulton Fish Market
A fish market in New York, United States, the Fulton Fish Market, was originally a wing of the Fulton Market that was established in 1822. It was started to sell a variety of foodstuffs and produce. The Fish Market relocated to a new facility in Hunts Point in November 2005 from its historic location near the Brooklyn Bridge along the East River waterfront at and above Fulton Street in Lower Manhattan, New York City.

Pike Place Market
The Pike Place Market is Seattle’s top tourist attraction. It is sandwiched between the waterfront and the main drag of First Avenue. Since the early days of Seattle this public farmers market has been a hub of waterfront activity. Since its beginning of business on August 17, 1907, when as many as 10,000 visitors overwhelmed vendors, the Pike Place Market Seattle has always drawn tourists and residents alike, the attractions being its outdoor stalls, vintage arcades, and Pike Place Fish Market. Currently, the market conveniently draws up to 40,000 visitors on summer Saturday at the market.

Columbus Fish Market
If you are just out on the town at the Columbus Fish Market, you are at a restaurant absolutely positively obsessed with freshness. The menu is ever-changing and puts the finest and freshest from every coastline on the world within your culinary reach. Chilean Coast, Chesapeake Bay, Bering Strait, Cape Cod, Great Lakes, Pacific, Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico are some of the places from where they are brought. Each of the plates is a shining example of great seafood.

San Diego Fish Market
Top of the Market is a waterfront landmark in downtown San Diego is recognized as the premier destination for seafood and San Diego bay views, since 1989. The restaurant downstairs offers casual dining, and also features a comfortable oyster bar and cocktail bar, apart from a first-rate sushi bar. The second story of Top of the Market offers you views from Point Loma to the Coronado Bridge in a fine-dining setting.