Restaurant in Seattle, United States
The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle
100Pearl PointsWaterfront, not fuss
About The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle
The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle is worth considering when the waterfront location is the point: visiting family, casual celebrations, or an easy meal near the piers. For a more oyster-specific plan, cross-shop Elliott's Oyster House; for a looser Pike Place-adjacent stop, Alibi Room or Skillet Diner @ Post Alley may fit better.
The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle is a practical Seattle option when the priority is a casual, easygoing meal rather than a documented awards hook or a highly specific dining format. Verified details are limited, so the safest way to plan is around the restaurant's published hours and casual dress code.
The planning decision matters here because the available facts do not confirm a chef name, price range, menu format, seating style, or reservation policy. If you are comparing Seattle options, consider 1415 1st Ave, Elliott's Oyster House, Alibi Room, Riccio's Sausage Co. or Skillet Diner @ Post Alley depending on the kind of outing you want.
Book for a casual Seattle meal, not a trophy meal
The case for choosing The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle is strongest when the occasion calls for a casual restaurant with verified daily hours. It is less compelling if the brief depends on confirmed awards, a named chef, a published price tier, or a tightly defined service format, because those details are not verified here.
That does not make it a weak choice; it makes the use case specific. The verified dress code is casual, the hours run from late morning into evening every day: Monday through Thursday 11:30 AM–8:30 PM, Friday 11:30 AM–9 PM, Saturday 11 AM–9 PM, Sunday 11 AM–8:30 PM. For comparison planning, you can also look at Elliott's Oyster House, Alibi Room, Riccio's Sausage Co. and Skillet Diner @ Post Alley.
Who should choose it
Choose it for a casual Seattle meal when the published hours and casual dress code fit your plans. Skip it if you need confirmed details on price, menu structure, chef credentials, seating setup, or dietary accommodations before committing. For broader planning, use Our full Seattle restaurants guide, then check other options such as 1415 1st Ave, Alibi Room, Elliott's Oyster House, Riccio's Sausage Co. or Skillet Diner @ Post Alley.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle open?
The verified hours start at 11:30 AM Monday through Friday and 11 AM on weekends, then run into the evening daily. Choose the time that fits your Seattle plans, check directly with the restaurant if you need current menu or service details for a specific part of the day.
What should a first-timer know about The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle?
Treat it as a casual Seattle restaurant with daily hours. The verified dress code is casual, but details such as price range, chef name, menu format, reservation policy are not confirmed here.
Can The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle accommodate groups?
Group accommodation is not verified here. If you are planning for several people, check the venue's official channels and use the published hours to choose a time that works for your party.
Does The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle handle dietary restrictions?
Ask ahead before you go, especially if the restriction is strict or medical. No verified dietary or kitchen policy is available here, so check with the restaurant directly before a group meal.
Is The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle good for a special occasion?
It may work for a casual occasion if its Seattle location, casual dress code, daily hours fit your plans. If you need a more specific experience, compare it with options such as Elliott's Oyster House, Alibi Room, Riccio's Sausage Co. or Skillet Diner @ Post Alley.
Location
1301 Alaskan Wy, Seattle, WA 98101
Seattle, United States
Compare The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle | Seattle | , |
| Elliott's Oyster House | Seattle | , |
| Alibi Room | Seattle | , |
| 1415 1st Ave | Seattle | , |
| Riccio’s Sausage Co. | Seattle | Italian / deli / sausages |
| Skillet Diner @ Post Alley | Seattle | , |
How The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
If the target is seafood and a more defined oyster-house brief, cross-shop Elliott's Oyster House. If the group wants something casual nearby before or after the market, Alibi Room is the more flexible alternative.
How it compares on the Seattle waterfront
The Fisherman's Restaurant Seattle makes the strongest case on location and low-friction occasion planning. Choose it when the group wants the Alaskan Way waterfront built into the meal. Elliott's Oyster House is the more focused pick if oysters are the main reason for booking, while Alibi Room is better for a casual Pike Place-adjacent bite or drink.
For diners comparing value rather than views, Riccio's Sausage Co. offers a clearer Italian deli and sausage identity, Skillet Diner @ Post Alley is the easier everyday choice near the market. 1415 1st Ave is the nearby wildcard when proximity matters more than a defined category.
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