Pure Food Fish Market

I thought I posted my experience here only to find out I had not. So here goes. I spent over $300 on a whole Alaskan King Salmon a here a few years ago. It was supposedly cut and packed for 48 hours. I flew home the next day, opened the package and thought everything was fine. Then I cooked the salmon only to find out it was nasty and old fish. Don't buy the whole fish unless you live in Seattle area. more

This is the second bad experience we have had with crab from this market. My husband bought home one dungeness crab and 12 oysters. The oysters were fine but the crab was absolutely inedible. It was extremely dry, mealy and more salty than anything I have ever tasted. My husband and I each took a bite of pieces from the normally fabulous large claw section and both spit the pieces out. We proceeded to throw the whole crab away. I would have been ashamed to have sent this as a gift and am dismayed at the lack of quality for a $40 purchase. A complaint e-mail to the company did not even receive a response. Seattle's finest my **##**!!!! Save your money!!! I would have rated no stars but the system won't let you... Pros: Displays look good Cons: Quality is severely lacking more

They had a nice display of beautiful cooked shrimp out front. I bought two pounds. When I got it home and unwrapped it, it was a frozen-foods-aisle package done by some company in California! Hardly "fresh fish". Very disappointing and very deceptive. more

Avoid at all costs. Bought supposedly FRESH fish. In reality, fish was spoiled and not edible. They refused to refund. Spend your $$ elsewhere more

One thing especially notable about this fish place, is that in addition to the regular types of fish available, they have an excellent selection of caviar. Not only do they have Russian caviar and sushi-type salmon eggs available, but they are happy to try to find other kinds of caviar that you might be interested in. more