Seattle Restaurants

Spud Fish & Chips

#11 of 568 things to do in Seattle

#132 of 19917 things to do in USA

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Good for: Milkshakes, Take out, Fish and Chips, atmosphere, Solo Travellers

  • Address
    • 2666 Alki Ave SW
  • Phone
    • 206-938-0606
  • Price
    • fish & chips $5-9
  • Hours
    • 11am-9pm

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Lonely Planet review for Spud Fish & Chips

The competition is fierce over which Alki institution has the best fish and chips, here or Sunfish. (Why not try both?) Spud gets the tourist vote, with its crisp, beachy interior, friendly staff and large portions of fried fish, clam strips and oysters.

 

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    No question the place to go in Seattle for Fish & Chips

    shopgirl8525 recommends this,

    Recommend the Halibut and Chips and the milkshakes are awesome! Every location is in a great area--eat at Greenlake, along the beach in Alki or visit the new park in Juanita.

    Good for: Milkshakes, Take out, Fish and Chips

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    Take your buds to Spuds!

    caanders recommends this,

    Right on the main drag across from Alki Beach you'll find this quaint little tradition! It can get very crowded and parking isn't always easy, but it's worth it!

    If the parking spot you eventually find is a few blocks away, a walk along Alki Beach is a fantastic experience for many reasons including the views of the majestic Seattle skyline right across the water. Alki Beach is one of the best places to get awesome photographs of the entire city during the day or night. Be sure to dress warm because this beach area is often chilly and windy.

    Spud is in a splendid location and if seats are available, be sure to get a table upstairs by the window. You line up and order at the counter. Your food is trayed up and then you carry it to your table. The food is good but a little overpriced. They use cat fish for their most traditional fish and chips, but you can also order the same meal with cod or halibut. They serve average tasting cole slaw and good chips (French fries) and malt vinegar to complete your meal.

    They used to be known for having the best fish and chips, but their quality seems to be decreasing a bit. It is still a great place to stop for the views and to experience a true bite of Seattle history!

    Good for: atmosphere, Solo Travellers, service

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