Sea Harvest Restaurant & Fish Market

Warning: I don't enjoy eating seafood in general. Please only read this if you despise seafood as much as me. I like to try new things even though I may not enjoy it. Hope the reviews help.

Food: Clam chowder was okay. Nothing to rave about. The bowl is pretty decent in size. The clam chowder is on the medium to thicker side of chowder. You get a good amount of potatoes and clam in the soup. You get 2 bags of crackers to go with your soup. You can have it in a bread bowl. I opted out on the bread.

Oysters with Chips is just okay. The salmon is better. The portion doesn't look much. I would recommend getting the fish and chips over this. Maybe even order the non fried oyster. Something about fried oyster doesn't quite taste right. Squeezing the lemon over it helps. As well as dipping it in For $16, I expected more.

Salmon was good. You get rice and veggies on the side. The portion looks more than the oyster with chips. Salmon tasted clean and fresh. For $20, it's not a bad deal.

Service: Big parties will have to wait. Smaller groups of 4 or less can be seated quickly. The waitress gave us enough time to look through the menu. Water comes with lemon wedges. The waitress and cashier were nice. Great service. I recommendpaying at the cashier and not wait for the waitress. It's a lot faster.

Ambience: You feel like you are at a local market. There is like 12 dining tables. They are all in different sizes. Not the most comfortable seats, but they will do. 36 people can only be in the building. You can order fish from the market.

Parking: Parking is very limited here. There are street parking, which isn't free.