
A menu fit for the coast with drinks to match. Voyager features seasonal, sustainable, wild-caught & responsibly farmed seafood from near & far. Presented alongside fish-friendly beverages with heartfelt hospitality. All tucked away along the tracks in landlocked Ferndale, Michigan.
Bistro specializing in sustainable seafood & oysters, plus cocktails & wine, in coastal-chic digs.
Hours
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 600 Vester St, Ferndale, MI 48220
Phone: (248) 658-4999
Website: http://www.voyagerferndale.com/
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Reviews
We sat at the bar and had excellent service from the bartender. My husband had a new-to-him beer, which he enjoyed, and I tried the House Martini, which had saffron-infused gin, Strega and dill oil with a pickled onion. It was unique and enjoyable.
Before our lobster boil arrived (we had a heads up that it would take 20 minutes), we ordered a bowl of chowder and hush puppies to split. These were my favorite part of the meal! Both were EXCELLENT! The chowder had light, crunchy, homemade croutons in the soup, and it was the perfect addition and the hush puppies were some of the best I’ve ever tasted.
I will share one disappointment. The RESY page where they took the reservations/orders said: “We’ll offer a small a la carte menu of coastal favorites & seasonal specials too (e.g. fried clams, shucked oysters, crispy fish sandwiches, etc.).” My husband was excited for the fried clams and talked about getting them several times leading up to our dinner, only to find out there were no fried clams offered. As a matter of fact, our request was met with a reaction that led me to believe that was never even a part of the plan. So why post that in the description?
We enjoyed the lobster boil, but felt it was overpriced for what we got. We felt the other items we ordered off the menu were well worth the prices.
Our overall impression is that this small, casual restaurant has quality seafood, side dishes and drinks. We will definitely return to try some other items off their regular menu (and get the chowder and hush puppies again!)
The hush puppies were excellent. I’ve never had hush puppies with that kind of space before. I’d definitely get the hush puppies again. The honey butter and their tartar sauce were also excellent.
I’d give Voyager another shot, but I wouldn’t get the fish and chips again. The quality and the quantity simply weren’t acceptable to command $33 for the fish and chips. I’ll either dine in next time or try their other takeout items.
Drinks: the house martini for me and an old fashioned for him; I really loved my martini served with an excellent little pickled onion. We then had the Belafonte seafood tower and added 6 more oysters – everything on this tower is so good and perfectly cooked. Sweet, succulent snow crab, well-seasoned peel and eat shrimp, toasty crackers and mussels escabeche – the best mussels I’ve ever had. Sweet and pickly, fresh and delicious. Everything had just the right texture. The oysters were also fantastic – so good that we ordered another dozen for “dessert.” The mignonette is all they need!
Hubby had the fancy fish and chips and I had the scallops – everything was perfect and so flavorful. The scallops were buttery and perfectly cooked, served with yummy sauce and the smoothest potato puree as well as some crispy potato pieces. I love ordering scallops because I’d never attempt to make them, and these were perfect. We also split the Winter salad that is made with smoked beets, and I fell in love with it. I really love beets, and now I want to try smoking them myself. Very yummy and a large portion – 3, maybe 4 people could split this salad.
I like that you could come during the week and not break the bank, or come and order it all! Our bill was $300 after tip, but we really splurged this time for New Year. They also had some fab sounding specials – a snow crab claw which is rare to find, and a Chilean sea bass that sounded excellent. The ambiance is cool – you could come in very casually, but if you wanted to dress up a bit, you wouldn’t feel out of place. The lighting is really nice but the seating is kind of basic. Benches along the walls and no frill chairs.
I highly recommend – if I lived in this neighborhood, I’d be here all the time.