23 Best Seafood Restaurants near Port Orchard

“JUST WOW! Best fish and chips ever!“

“Went here yesterday around 3pm, store was fairly busy but I was greeted as I walked in the door by the lone employee. He made about 6 sandwiches for other customers in record time and then took my order. All in all with how busy it was I got my food quickly, about 10 minutes or so and it was fantastic! They did a great job on my custom sandwich, I will be back.“

“This was the first time I have eaten here. The food was great. I'm really not a fish person but I have heard awesome things, about KINGS and it was all true. Ppl who don't like a fishy taste the Cod they use is so mild and damn good. The orange chicken I got for the kid was demolished he said it was so good he just couldn't stop eating it. My daughter got the bacon cheese burger. This place is for the whole family. Little said no more smoothies. I really was afraid to eat here. But not anymore. does FISH FRIDAY still exist?“

“Best food and best customer service I ever had!!!“

“Love coming here great Filipino food.“

“Best place to get meat and seafood on the Kitsap Peninsula! Extremely fresh and wonderful service.“

“Super friendly and fast service. Staff works well together and the food is outstanding!“

“The food is great but went to the Silverdale location 1/24/24 and arrived at 6:28 and stood at the counter a couple of minutes for the employee then ordered, he then told me it is an order to go after 6:30 so I looked at my watch which said 6:31 and I thought there should be ample signage if this is their policy. The sign on the door indicates they are open until 7:00 pm. I left and went somewhere else. Won't go back sorry there is no customer service left anymore.“

“Great seafood selection, fast friendly servers, extremely clean dining area & bathrooms. The chowder, fish & coleslaw is excellent & the fries are wonderful, not greasy, skinny like many are. We drive from Shelton just to eat there! Highly recommend!“

“My husband and I dined at The Boat Shed last night for the first time. We almost left because we couldn’t find a parking space. I’m so glad we didn’t. We were seated by the sweetest hostess and taken to our table right by the water. We were quickly greeted by our server, Jerri. She couldn’t have been more helpful and personable. She explained the specials and gave us her recommendations. We ordered the Parmesan baked mushrooms-yum! We shared the crab cobb and scallops which were both delicious! For dessert we shared the blackberry crisp. Each bite was excellent and we were so pleased with our dinner. Regardless of the great food and restaurant, our server, Jerri, made our experience exceptional! What a special treat! We will return and ask for her. Thank you Jerri!“

“This post is from Pacific Northwest Foodies. Doc’s Marina Grill ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I’ve been on the quest for a great Crab Louie salad for a few years. Sadly, this classic crab salad is hard to find even in states like Washington. I suspect it has to do with most people not wanting to pay a lot of money for a salad, but if you’ve ever had a great one, you know this one is worth it. After doing a lot of research, I made a point to try the one at Doc’s Marina Grill on Bainbridge Island, Washington. There’s also a location in Port Townsend, Washington. For starters, I ordered a cup of Doc’s House Made Clam Chowder ($8) - famous because it’s “oh-so-good!” It needed a sprinkle of salt, but it was very good. For my entrée, I ordered Doc’s Dungeness Crab Louie ($38) - mixed greens topped with tender crab, seasonal vegetables, heirloom tomatoes and Doc’s house-made Louie dressing. I was impressed! I would rate Doc’s Crab Louie a 4/5. It was beautifully presented, had a generous portion of crab, and the house made Louie dressing was excellent! I would give this salad a perfect rating if they removed the red onion, and added a few black olives and asparagus spears. Even so, I was very happy with my salad and would rank it among one the best Crab Louie’s I’ve ever had. It is certainly the best I’ve had in Washington state. In addition to serving great food, I really enjoyed the ambience of Doc’s, and the service was excellent! I look forward to visiting again and try and some new menu items. *The upstairs level and bathrooms are wheelchair accessible. * There is an opening above the urinal that is a giant periscope. It provides a panoramic view of Eagle Harbor. It was designed by Lee Scott, a Carnegie Mellon graduate student. If you don’t use a urinal, but are interested in seeing the periscope, staff will clear the room so you can check it out too. I didn’t know about this until after my visit. Next time, I will be sure to check it out. 😊 Highly Recommended!!!“

“Great atmosphere. Outdoor seating on a sunny day is the best.“

“I just waited an hour to find out that my server forgot about me and never put in my order. I'm a party of one person in an uncrowded section. At the very least the guy apologized but come on.“

“Awsome drinks, food and service. Ask for the Sal Special Mezcal Margarita!“

“The pho here is really good and flavorful. Taste homemade and I think it’s a reasonable price for the amount of food you get. Of course I prefer cheaper priced meals. I would come back to this location. There is a lot of space for everyone to have their own private conversations. You don’t feel cramped while eating. The people who work here are nice and efficient. The only thing is missing from the menu is adding tendon to your pho. I ordered the brisket pho.“

“We had a fantastic experience at this restaurant and highly recommend it to others, especially families with young children! The food was outstanding—my shrimp scampi was absolutely delicious, and I couldn't get enough of it. The shrimp was incredibly fresh and cooked to perfection. We also shared a Caesar salad, which was equally delightful with an amazing dressing. The drinks were spot-on, and the kids really enjoyed the server, who was exceptionally kind and friendly with them.“

“Beautiful area to have an event and the staff is lovely. Just want future people to know that residents are able to hear all toasts and speeches and music. The entire community knows your business. If full names, places are used the community can hear it. If you do not want this I would set noise limit with your wedding planner or whomever is in-charge of that.“

“Agate Pass Cafe is our favorite restaurant in the area! The food and service are always wonderful and the new location is beautiful.“

“Just brought my disabled elderly friend in for a special lunch, as she is sick of nursing home food and was craving Asian cuisine. It was a better treat than I expected! The lunch specials were perfect for smaller appetite size. I had Basil Chicken with fried rice, and it was so authentically Thai, perfectly balanced with spice and seasoning. Loved the spring rolls with plum sauce also. Staff is super professional, atmosphere is actually beautiful. I want to try their Happy Hour with my husband next time! Glad we discovered this place as from the parking lot view, you don’t realize just how nice it is!

Wheelchair accessibility: Disabled parking spots right in front of the doors, and we could get her walker through the aisles and seat her comfortably.“

“I took my wife to Amelia's for her birthday breakfast, it was our first time at the restaurant. We both agreed that it was a great experience. The service was excellent, and the food was delicious.“

“When the jewelry business drains us of energy, we got to Lin's for a recharge. Their amazing menu is a diamond in the rough.“

“Popular spot because of the great marina views, outdoor patio, good beer, casual atmosphere and good food. Sometimes there is a line to order your food so just be patient.“

“Thank you for serving locally sourced food!“