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Rock Creek Seafood & Spirits
Seafood Restaurant and Cocktail Bar$$$$
Fremont, Seattle
"Black Cod Provençal was amazing!!"(8 Tips)
"Awesome brunch with the oyster benedict"(3 Tips)
"Dungeness crab chile relleno is a must as well as the Neah Bay cod"(3 Tips)
"ricotta beignets"(3 Tips)
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EaterOctober 31, 2013A super newcomer to the brunch scene, RockCreek has been killing it on weekends with their scrambles, beet hash, bacon and oyster benedict, and pancakes. There's no line out the door...yet.
Mariko L.August 11, 2014Love the outdoor deck, esp. with the fire pit at sunset. The spicy grilled octopus and bean salad, albacore crudo, and oysters (both raw and "Brock-a-fella") were great! Great variety of seafood opt!
Ashley RoseSeptember 21, 2018Sweet seafood spot in Fremont. Start with the hamachi and then the black cod. Drink whatever mezcal magic is on the cocktail list.
Upvoted Feb 22
Connie ChiuOctober 1, 2017Made the mistake of coming here for brunch so we didn't get to try the seafood tapas 😭 tired the crispy fried oyster po boy and oysters, both were good!
Wes LoJune 19, 2016Love this place, everything is great and worth the wait. The neighborhood has some great gems if you have to wait for a table.
Everything here is amazing. Favorite dishes were: sturgeon entree, cod Provencal, grilled Norwegian mackerel, and octopus. Highly recommend starting with the summer vegetables too.
Maria NicholOctober 19, 2015Go with a bunch of small plates instead of entrees bcuz the entrees aren't very big. The food is so fresh and delicious. Sit at the outside table with the fire if you can. Can get pretty loud.
DillonNovember 2, 2014I can only speak to the brunch, but based off that, the food here is quality. Try a Benedict or any scramble and enjoy the deliciousness. Don't forget the cocktail!
Karen GaudetteNovember 7, 2013Tables upstairs along the railing or booths against upstairs wall are best. Loved the fried smelt, white king salmon, and black cod with fried shallots. Skip dessert. Magnificent local seafood.- Emily FDecember 1, 2013Incredible brunch menu. Service was impeccable, even though most tables were full. Felt very well taken care of. Highlights: the Dungeness crab chile relleno, the ricotta beignets, & the Bloody Mary.
The oyster stew is amazing!! So is the Hawaiian Ono and Neah Bay black cod. Get a cocktail to go with the meal. Love the decor and atmosphere. They have a patio too.
Jeffrey ZeldmanApril 2, 2016Amazing food, rich, fresh, and flavorful. Sweet service. Great brunch fills up early; reservations always needed.
Ryan WaggonerSeptember 7, 2016Their black cod provencal was the best thing I ate in Seattle. Menu full of creative, fresh dishes.
Meghan McgarryDecember 21, 2014You can't go wrong here! Everything is delicious. The calamari was spicy and crunchy. I had the yellowtail with pistachios which was fantastic- Johnny WangOctober 31, 2016Seafood-centric fare in an industrial setting, with an excellent black cod provencal available during both brunch and dinner.
Ben BarclayJuly 11, 2016BBQd octopus, grilled mackerel, and the black sea bass were all amazing. Very generous wine pours too!
Yiling WongOctober 28, 2013The coffee cake at brunch is delicious, although I'd try to order it for a table of 4-6 to share, lest two hungry people eat it all on their own.- Dungeness crab chile relleno is a must as well as the Neah Bay cod
Corrie WilsonFebruary 11, 2017Reservations are not a bad idea unless you don't mind sitting at the bar. Everything we had was terrific.
Allen ChanOctober 7, 2016They change their brunch menu frequently but the benedicts are always amazing!
Michael InnesNovember 28, 2014Craft cocktails are excellent here. Modern decor that intertwines with the Great Outdoors.
Some of the best food and cocktails in Seattle. Try the Calamari and the Ol’ Olmstead.
- Yiling WongOctober 28, 2013The wild mushroom scramble at brunch is delicious, with a bunch of arugula and bright tomatoes.
Trevor CarlsonJune 28, 2014A little expensive for what you get. The seafood is good. Just didn't wow me. Portions are very small. Wine list is good. Service (save the hostess) was excellent.
- Gary P.December 1, 2013Portions are small, no vegetables sauces are wonderful. Fortunately Uneeda Burger is next door if you are hungry.
Kseniya MakarovaSeptember 26, 2014Everything was amazing, calamari small plate is particularly mind blowing
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- Mon–Fri
- 4:00 PM–10:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- 4:00 PM–11:00 PM
(206) 557-7532
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