Long-standing establishment features an array of seafood dishes in a bright, spacious dining room.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2165 Silas Deane Hwy, Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Phone: (860) 721-9188
Website: http://www.saybrookfishhouse.com/
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I had the fried clam strips and the wife had the baked stuffed shrimp- both meals were good. The dinners came with great salads that included their own dressings. The were 2 voices, but a third option was to combine the two.
At the end of the meal, we were given a variety of different kinds of fruit, that were also good.
The only thing better than the food was the service. Our server, Alize (Allie – not sure of spelling) was one of the best we have ever had. She was both friendly and attentive. She offered me an extra tartar sauce and I declined. This went back and forth a couple of times/few times until I was scraping the last of my tartar sauce. At this point, she brought me a second tartar sauce just in the nick of time- and I was happy with her efforts. She knew that I was going to need it before I realized it.
Anyway, we found a go-to seafood restaurant that we can add to our rotation that doesn’t require us to drive to the shore.
I give this place an A+ and Allie earned a 6 star service rating to boot…
Thanks!
For our entrees, we had sole , over rice. That also came with a bowl of veggies. You definitely won’t enjoy if you like spices and gravies. It was quality and healthy. The ambience is a little loud but it was good place to relax and have quiet conversation with friends or family. The worth mentioning is customer service. Due to crowd, I had to wait for some time to get the bill. But they were excellent starting from the beginning.
Overall, we both loved it and we will be back.
Everything was great and gave a $30 for a tip. More than usual as they tried to make my Mom’s 74th the best. Wanted a window seat, but they didn’t want to move the 2 seat table to the bay window and my Mother likes light, even if it was of the parking lot. Easier for her to see as well. But instead they did the best they could as it wasn’t aloud even the hour we were there. Other than that, it was a blast went to the Wethersfield Cove and the Sunset was amazing. Just a wonderful day. Night not so lucky. But that’s the risk when you eat from the ocean. Normal these days. All water from highways & roads gets drained into the Ocean and not far away into the ocean. Right down the river and into the sound. They used to have to dump 25 miles or further away from shore. Now I am not sure but know about mercury from big fish, and that we get most of our oxygen from the ocean. So they shouldn’t lie about how much Carbon Monoxide is in the air. That all goes into the ocean. Tires waste gets worn out, dripping oil because of old gaskets. Do they get fish from the sound, probably not. But I have been on the Black Hawk fishing boat in Niantic, CT and they catch fish and cut it up for the winners of the biggest fish. Fun, with a bar for people that can handle the motion. I can’t …but besides that 1st time it was fun. Where does SaybrookFH gets their fish ? I didn’t ask but they make it so good, just wish there was more of a portion. They are very busy, so I’m thinking they can’t store that much as it’s so lite and fluffy, but City Fish & Big Y if you want a lot of fried fish, but heavy and oily which is probably what makes it heavy. Very Good, but not as light and fluffy as Saybrook Fish House. Everything was good. I think it may have been something else, letting the leftovers sit out as they gave us more for her birthday and the bread was real good and still warm and fresh. Butter rectangles wrapped in Gold foil hard as a rock, but with warm bread it helped. Really my only complaint. I want butter one warm bread right away. Not after it thaws out. It’s straight out of the fridge. Need butter, or whipped butter at least.