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Cuisine type

  • Canadian,

Dishes

  • Seafood,

Features

  • Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant,
  • Restaurant With Wifi Internet,

Products and Services

  • Online Reservations,

Languages Spoken

  • English,
Location
3951 Moncton St, Richmond, BC V7E 3A7
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  • $26 To $60,

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Meet the owner

Nearly every night at Steveston Seafood House, 83-year-old Brian will push through the heavy wood doors into the dining room, where he will sit at the same table. Depending on his mood, he will have a different seafood or meat dish, but one thing is for sure – everyone on staff knows him by name.

Brian is such a familiar face that he doesn’t need to look at a menu. He just orders what he feels like eating: halibut, salmon, seafood chowder, a glass of wine. That’s what happens when you come to the same restaurant almost every night for more than 30 years: You become part of the warm and welcoming family that defines this landmark restaurant’s reputation.In 1978, when the Steveston Seafood House opened its doors, Moncton Street was the commercial hub of this historic fishing village. The street largely housed grocery and fishing equipment stores. Proprietor/owner Shane Dagan worked here first as a busboy before graduating to server. When the owner decided to sell, Shane bought the upscale casual eatery.

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Table for 8 Great night

May 25, 2012; We were a group of 8 and the food was great as was the service. I think this restaurant has been remodelled since the last review. We would all go back any time.

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Outdated with dim lighting and candles on all the...

Outdated with dim lighting and candles on all the tables, this is a place you're unlikely to bump into anyone you know! Supposedly a fine dining restaurant at one time, with a gaudy looking large fish hanging on the wall as the centre of the attention. Food is served on a fish or seashell platter. The apps was cold. Food was served on top of an old and dead looking piece of lettuce. That should have bee the first sign to get outta there. Grilled salmon? Surprisely, the salmon was not fresh! The two entrees? Rice? Instant rice. veggies. Old, and over cooked. Lamb, too well done. and chewy. Fish, too much sauce, overpowered by it. Desserts. None. Saw the trolley of desserts that was left out at the start of the evening, not refridgerated. Gordon Ramsay needs to fixed this place NOW!

Atmosphere: 1/5
Food: 1/5
Service: 3/5
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Fresh, sustainable seafood is the focus of Steveston Seafood House, which is likely the village’s longest operating dining establishment. First opened in 1978, the business underwent an attractive remodel a few years ago. If you are craving variety, the Captain Vancouver share platter features a combination of king crab legs, prawns, scallops, clams, mussels, salmon and halibut. Not a seafood fan? The diverse menu also offers a number of meaty options, including duck, lamb, steak and veal Surf or turf; this is a place to celebrate a special occasion or no occasion at all.

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