BayLobsters Café & Fish Market
$$ • Seafood, CafeAbout BayLobsters Café & Fish Market
Customers' Favorites
Walleye and Sidewinder Fries
Oysters on the Half-Shell
Fish and Chips Platter
Lobster Mac and Cheese
Fish and Chips Basket
House Clam Chowder
Shrimp Quesadilla
Sampler Platter
Lobster Bisque
Fried Oysters
Recent Reviews
247 ratings
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Food very good. Very nice worker's but I'd be here every paycheck if they did seafood boils 😍
The food was delicious and reasonable priced. My wife ordered fried shrimp and I got fried scallops. We both enjoyed our selections very much.
It is mostly a fresh seafood market that also serves food. The fresh fish is great. The food I had was prepared while I waited from fresh ingredients - they can cook the fish they sell.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 10:30AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 10:30AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
BayLobsters Café & Fish Market serves excellent seafood at an excellent value. The cooked-to-perfection dishes, including calamari, hush puppies, cucumber salad, shrimp dinner, and snow crab cluster, boast great flavor. The seafood sampler, fried oysters, Fresh Lake Erie perch, and fish and chips are also delicious, with a mild taste and good crunchy coating. The atmosphere is unassuming yet delightful, with friendly and funny staff who explain everything well. Delicious soups and a great atmosphere make it a must-stop when in town. The owner makes guests feel very welcome, and the knowledgeable staff helps customers prepare amazing meals at home. With unbelievable choices of fresh, perfectly prepared fish and shellfish, this is the only place to buy seafood. Highly recommended for anyone who loves great flavor. This restaurant has an uncommon selection of very fresh seafood. The market has a wonderful selection of seafood. The owner has excellent experience in the restaurant business. The hush puppies are the best ever. The coleslaw was just right.