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Chinn's 34th Street Fishery

Chinn's 34th Street Fishery

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4.4 Google Review
3011 Ogden Ave, Lisle, Illinois, 60532, United States
(630) 637-1777 www.chinnsfishery.com
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Jun 22, 2019
Freakishly fresh fish cooked to perfection! You choose from 7 different ways to have your favorite fish prepared. My Halibut was char grilled and seasoned well. Moist, flakey and great flavor. Service was very good, prices were moderate. About $90 for 2 people, including bowl of soup and shared appetizer (also excellent), not including tax or tip.

May 29, 2019
Chinn's will ruin all franchise seafood places for you. You have been warned. Seafood is flown in daily and they post that day's shipping labels in the entryway. The best crab and shrimp you will find any where. But call ahead as it is always busy. Each bite made me feel like I was on vacation again! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

May 29, 2019
Wow all their fish here is so fresh it is still practically swimming. I like to know exact details on the fish I eat because there is much imposter and stuff from china that is just not healthy. They tell you exactly where the fish comes from, even when it was flown in and caught. Drinks and staff are great too, very enjoyable meal

Jun 8, 2019
I had a wonderful experience at Chinn's seafood restaurant today. Great food and excellent customer service from the waitress who served me. I will definitely go back there again.

May 29, 2019
I used to come here very often when they first opened up and I just couldn't get enough of their food, then I stopped coming in, and I really didn't gave this place too much thought until my brother was looking for a seafood place close by and I recommended Chinn's 34 Street. Now I know why!!. The quality of the food is just average at best, the baked clams and my grilled salmon were way too dry, they over cooked them both. The calamari is good, but it has too much breading and is cut in strips, not round circles. The clam chowder soup is too bland. Maybe I came at the wrong time or day, but this place is not even a shadow of what it used to be. I would encourage the owners and managers to go out and check out their competitors so they can see what great seafood should taste like.

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