I believe it's called Mitchell's (sp) Fish Market. Haven't eaten there, but called to ask about dress code and pricing. if my memory works correctly, men had to wear jackets. the price in the 20-30ish range for the main course. I believe you need a reservation also. you might want to call assuming i have the name right Julie David B. wrote: > Can anyone comment on the seafood restaurant/fish house at the Waterfront? > I do not even remember the name ... it's down close to the Loews Cineplex. > > -- > email me: remove %*% > >
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seafood at the waterfront
Excerpts from netnews.pgh.food: 17-Feb-101 Re: seafood at the waterfront by "Julie"@hotmail.coom > I believe it's called Mitchell's (sp) Fish Market. > > Haven't eaten there, but called to ask about dress code and pricing. if my > memory works correctly, men had to wear jackets. the price in the 20-30ish > range for the main course. I believe you need a reservation also. you > might want to call assuming i have the name right > > Julie > Um, not quite. Jackets are certainly not out of place for men, but I've gone there several times in "business casual" (slacks/sweater) and fit right in. By comparison, less formal than Monterey Bay or even Pgh Fish Mkt in the Doubletree. Entrees are more in the high teens, with only a few things above the low 20's. For example, I had a combination shrimp platter (broiled, BBQ and tempura fried) for like 18 I think. Fish entrees similar. Now, add an appetizer for 7 or so, dessert, etc., you'll hit 40/person, but not 50+ My impression on reservations is that they are accepted, pretty near required on the weekend, but possible without during the week. I like them, and they're close to me. The "shanghai style" preparation is wonderful, with tons of ginger... Brian