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Joey's Only Seafood Restaurants
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
3 reviews for Joey's Only Seafood Restaurants
3 reviews in English
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Review from Mike W.
7/10/2011
There is new management now at this Joeys. We ordered the clam chowder for $2.99 and the 2 piece fish and chips for $9.99. These are the lunch time specials until 3 PM.
We loved the fish and crispy fries. The clam chowder was thick but average for taste. All in all a very decent meal and the service by Ryan the manager was excellent and prompt to our needs.
I will return to this Joeys.Listed in: KINDA FISHY PLACES
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Review from Paula K.
10/7/2008
Joey's Only is one of Edmonton's most popular seafood restaurants. It is especially known for its fish and chips dinners - long pieces of fish with a light, crispy coating, served with an abundance of fried and coleslaw. We would often take out the Family Pack at my home, which has steadily increased in price over the years without offering much more in the way of value.
There are also fish dinners of other varieties such as sole and salmon, and in recent years, Roasty Jack chicken dinners, served with two side dishes and a small piece of cornbread. Side dishes include baked beans in a delicious barbecue sauce, fries, rice, and coleslaw. The pieces of chicken are kind of small, but the prices are reasonable for the dinners.
Tuesdays features all you can eat fish and chips -- not a good night for takeout as the pieces tend to be smaller and the place gets packed! If you dine in, be prepared for a long-ish wait in between servings. However, on other days the service is quite efficient. -
Review from Jeanette B.
Edmonton, AB
10/8/2008
Seeing a review about this place reminded me why I wanted to forget Joey's Only Seafood. I always felt apprehensive about trying this place. I just had this feeling I might not like it, but one day I decided to take a risk, because you just never know, right?
Well, sorry to say, but my initial feelings were right. I wasn't that impressed with the atmosphere, which actually seemed kind of unclean for some reason, and it was just sort of tacky.
I ordered a crispy (deep fried) fish sandwich. The fish tasted pretty good, but the bun was way oversized for the fish. It was more suited for a submarine sandwich, not a thin piece of fish.
I liked that I got to pick a couple side dishes, but they were really mediocre. The potatoes I had were just plain, boiled potatoes with some dried herbs thrown on. Quite honestly, Joey's was like overpriced fast food.
