Top 10 Best Fish House Near New Orleans, Louisiana
- Casual diningHappy hour specials
“Great chargrilled oysters, fried fish plate was tasty with a very light batter coated fresh fish...” more
“So when i ordered the Fish House Seafood Platter I was hoping to get at least a couple of good...” more
- Free WiFiKitchen open late
“The fried fish platter was amazing and actually tasted like fresh fish!” more
“There are a lot of seafood restaurants in the area but if your on the go busy exploring the city and...” more
“Great tine at Landry's Seafood House for dinner. It's a large enough space for parties, social...” more
- Kitchen open lateFree WiFi
“The prices are decent for a seafood restaurant as well. All in all, i would definitely come back.” more
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"Somehow never made it to GW Fins during the four years I lived in NOLA. I went when I was back in town visiting a friend and I'm glad I did. Our server was very attentive and the rest of the restaurant staff was lovely as well (constant biscuit service, yes pls!). We started with drinks - my French 75 was solid but nothing super memorable. The food, however, was memorable - we started with tuna tartare, which was served in little chip cups and topped with avocado mousse. We both had the scallibut next, which was unique - can see why it's their specialty. We finished the meal with the Salty Malty, which was decadent and the perfect perfect mix of salty and sweet - great way to end a celebratory meal in NOLA."
