In Your Neighborhood: Fish and Chips

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Fish and Chips

Interestingly, the same day that The News Tribune published a lengthy, well-researched review of reader-suggested 'favorite' Fish and Chips destinations around Tacoma and Pierce County, one of my coworkers and I had just treated ourselves to lunch at Steamer's at Titlow Beach. I was happy to see that Steamer's was included among the restaurants that writer Sue Kidd reviewed. http://blog.thenewstribune.com/tntdiner/2013/01/25/fish-with-crunch-on-a-quest-for-perfect-fish-and-chips/#storylink=misearch Over the years, I've been to almost all of the ones she wrote about. Still, Steamer's remains my favorite.

The fish is fabulously fresh and definitely has a crispy-crunch from the breading. Portion sizes are over-the-top. I ordered the 3-piece fish and fries with Caesar salad, and a fountain drink. $13.14 for the total. When the meal was served, it was so beautifully plated and colorful, I had to whip out my camera and take a picture before starting to eat it. But look at the size of these pieces of fish! Enormous. So much, I couldn't finish it all.

Steamer's has long been a favorite with my family and we've shared many special occasions there over the years. 'Back in the day' Steamer's offered a Monday night 'All You Can Eat' that was well-attended. Even at lunchtime on Thursday the restaurant was absolutely packed. You can't go wrong for lunch or dinner at Steamer's.

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