Cape Fish and Lobster — Restaurant in Barnstable

All true about freshness, sanitation and professionalism. Beyond that, this is one of the most expensive fish stores I’ve been in, and there is virtually no variety. I am including the creme de la creme of ew York City fish markets (start with Citarella)

Everything at Cape Fish is meticulously fileed and is fresh as possible. But surely on Cape Cod their are fish that are neither Haddock or Cod or Halibut, local fish that don’t cost more than what you pay for parking at a Sports event.

Want to emphasize that everything I’ve bought here was great. But this place appeals to the white square culinary aesthetic. Like a boneless, skinless chicken breast. Or a center cut pork loin chop. This is what the general public wants: white, square or rectangular protein. This is what Cape Fish and Lobster...

Wow! Being open until 6 means the difference in FRESH or NONE AT ALL. Especially when going to Cape Fish and Lobster. Beautiful cases filled with the day’s FRESH CATCH along with a LIVE LOBSTER WELL as well as locally made staples such as Clam chowder and lobster bisque are offered in a refrigerated “help yourself” cooler. If you’re cooking seafood, this is your ONE STOP SHOP for all things fresh from the Atlantic. And they won’t let ya leave without a lemon and a smile, or asking where you’re from; it’s always a pleasure when the staff genuinely engages in conversation. After wrapping up my seafood and welcoming me back to the Cape, it still brings a deep sense of pride when they knew my grandfather and/or...

So, I was sitting outside of Land Ho in Orleans this afternoon waiting for a table when your truck rolls up. This hard working sumbiche who calls himself Brian rolls up in a Cape Fish truck. He starts hauling in the mother load of seafood and politely endured me and my twenty Gawd-Dam questions. Every item that rolled off the truck was iced, cold and presumably smelling as fresh as Will Smith. I don’t buy from your company directly however I choose to use many local dealers as our “middle man”….I give...