Lucky Louie Fish Shack

We decided to get some fish and chips before we left Seattle. The line to order was pretty short. We waited a while to receive our food but there were a lot of orders in front of us. Our meal was nicely packed, wrapped in heavy duty paper with a rubber band around it in a nice bag with handle. We received a generous amount of tartar sauce and ketchup. The salmon was a little dry, and the breading was a little crispy, but the tartar sauce made the meal. The fries were the crinkle type and were a little salty. The toughest part was finding a table to sit. We ended up imposing on another couple that sat at a table with two empty seats.

Great food option located in the vicinity of the food court area between C and B. We arrived with plenty of time to walk the terminals and to grab a meal before our flight home. The food was freshly prepared, and the prices weren't abhorrent compared to other food options. I really enjoyed the crispness of the fish and the flavor of the slaw. If you don't like fish, there are chicken options as well.

So. . .heading back home, I had a layover in Seattle. I was famished and since I was in Seattle I thought I'd try the clam chowder. OMGoodness. So good. I got the loaded clam chowder and it was everything I hoped for. The service wasn't the best. No greeting. No smiling. Just business. Not a fan of that but they weren't rude so I'd be back just based on the food.They also sell smoked salmon. I forgot to grab some on my way out but based on the flavors available, I'd suggest it's worth a try.

Had the 5 pc fish and chips (the non salmon one) and a side of coleslaw. The fish batter was definitely a lot thicker than I've had elsewhere. Enjoyed but not the best, the coleslaw was good.Takes quite a bit of time to ge the food after you order due to the long line of people waiting for their food after they have ordered.Located in a busy airport so it is what it is.

For airport food, this was pretty good. However, pretty good is about as complementary as I can get. The fish and chips was just fine. The fries were extremely crispy and flavorful, but the fish was really mediocre in flavor and texture. The salmon cream cheese was tasty, but lacked the fluffy cream cheese texture I want from a bagel; and speaking of, the bread was completely plain and mediocre. I did love the pickled purple onions on top! Not only was the food alright, but it also was a super long wait time to get. Nothing crazy when considering that it's an airport restaurant, but definitely on the higher end of average wait times.

Can only base my opinion on my last trip which I only felt like a cup of chowder. It was okay. Not the best I've had but I always appreciate SeaTac's sustainable stance. The staff were super efficient handling the line. I'd go back to try some other menu items.

Definitely a serviceable "last meal before jumping on a plane". Food was really well cooked and came out pretty fast. There was a ton of seating and a really nice open space. I will say that I wish I had gotten the regular fish and chips instead of the salmon one. I had never seen salmon fish and chips and although it had a really nice crispy batter, the flavor of salmon doesn't match the whole idea i had of fish and chips when I went to get it. But definitely something I would get again if I was in the airport.The chowder fries bumped this review up to a 4 star. They were really good.

I was craving a hearty meal at the airport, and was excited to try some fish sandwiches here. There are several options for ordering, including self-service kiosk and in-person at the counter, which I liked. The pick-up counter is on the side, separate from the ordering area, which helped clear up the space for easier ordering. Fish Shack Breakfast Sandwich: My first impression upon opening my bag was lots of bread, minimal amount of fish. For the amount this sandwich cost, I was expecting at least 1.5x more fish than what was present. The fish itself was nice, the batter crispy. The egg was nice and soft as well. I did appreciate that they included some extra tartar sauce on the side. Overall, it was a typical airport quality food in terms of cost and quality.

The breakfast sandwich I had here was off the charts delicious. It was a basic bacon and egg sandwich..... but the crusty buttery bread and amazing sauce it came with put it over the top. The ladies working were so nice and efficient. The food came out super fast and as far as airport prices it wasn't super terrible. This will be my new go to when traveling during breakfast time through SeaTac. Well done!

We came for a quick snack before our flight. We had our fish tacos ready within five minutes, and they were fresh. While we were just passing through, we remembered them from our last trip and the quality of their food is consistently good. We would recommend! The fish in the taco was fried but not too heavy, and the tortillas had a great texture. They nailed it.