At a glance
#3 of 4 Seafood markets in BaltimoreLocalGuideWorld score: 4.28
Rating breakdown
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5 ★56%
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4 ★6%
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3 ★31%
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2 ★0%
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1 ★6%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Atlas Fish Market?
- Atlas Fish Market is rated 4.1 out of 5 based on 16 reviews.
- How does Atlas Fish Market rank in Baltimore?
- Atlas Fish Market is #3 of 4 Seafood markets in Baltimore by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Atlas Fish Market located?
- 1065 S Charles St Suite 112, Baltimore, MD 21230, United States — 1.7 km from the center of Baltimore.
- How can I contact Atlas Fish Market?
- Website: atlasfishmarket.com
I've purchased salmon and tuna on three occasions and each time the quality and freshness was outstanding and the price very reasonable. Also the employees are very friendly and answered my questions about the sourcing of the fish.
Perfect for making your own sushi or poke bowls and saving a ton of $$$.
Perfect for making your own sushi or poke bowls and saving a ton of $$$.
We ate at the bar outside because the dining room was quite noisy and had a wonderful experience.
I was first very surprised by my cheviche since it didn't look like the ones I had in Peru, but the combination of cucumbers, pineapple, lime, and apples was absolutely delicious.
The creamy soup crab and the Po'boy were at the same level than the ceviche: delicious.
Thanks to our server, whose attention added to the quality of the Atlas Fish Restaurant.
I was first very surprised by my cheviche since it didn't look like the ones I had in Peru, but the combination of cucumbers, pineapple, lime, and apples was absolutely delicious.
The creamy soup crab and the Po'boy were at the same level than the ceviche: delicious.
Thanks to our server, whose attention added to the quality of the Atlas Fish Restaurant.
I like this place. If you’re worried about the prices then don’t come. If you identify as native sobo, and you’re salty, don’t do it either.
I like the ambience, the folks working there and hanging out in a posh spot that I’ve known my whole life.
Some folks might be turned off by the gentrification, but this place would’ve been passed over and died without it.
I like the ambience, the folks working there and hanging out in a posh spot that I’ve known my whole life.
Some folks might be turned off by the gentrification, but this place would’ve been passed over and died without it.
The staff is nice and friendly however some seafood in the display looked past expiration date. I like the concept but I would just remove the seafood in general rather than display spoiled goods
Great oysters, but not worth the price. After a dozen, I was down $47 dollars. Unreal for Jet Streams and Atlas Oysters. I like oysters, but not enough to pay the kind of prices here.
Food is delish but the service is horribly slow. Took over 40 minutes to get a dozen oysters. The person shucking the oysters were more interested in talking with his coworkers than doing his job.
It’s great to see and experience the renovations at the Cross Street Market. I ordered a dozen oysters. The oysters were good but they took entirely too long to get - over 30 minutes because staff wasn’t organized - staff standing around, talking to each other and, eating and drinking in front of customers.
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