Just Hooked - Fenwick Island

Definitely a great place to try if you are ready to spend a little more. The meal was about $50 plus the Taco appetizer (didn?t get it pictured because it was too good to stop eating! The pasta was delicious with great taste. My husband fish and chips were good, but not worth $25?. The service was good! There was no way to log in before a reservation so that it would stay in mind. It was good if you were in the area ready to spend more there was an attempt.

Delicious! I had a strawberry watermelon white sangria, shortribs risotto, simple salad and key lime cake.

Stay in town for the commemorative day and want a dinner. Google food near me and this restaurant came up, had pretty good stars and was within walking distance of my hotel. I called and ordered the crabs and ribs. You told me the order was ready in 20 minutes. I went by and my greeting was friendly, but not friendly. My order was finished, I paid and went. When I came to my room, I discovered that I didn't get any utensils. The crab dive had lumps of burnt cheese, the chips were over boiled, the ribs were hard.... the membrane was not even removed, I did not get the Mac and cheese, sweet potatoes were soggy and EVERYTHING was cold. My hotel is directly opposite. Extremely disappointing experience. Maybe it's better. Drop $50!

This is a great spot to grab some seafood for dinner. I had a giant cioppino with clams, oysters, and much more, and it was excellent. And given the location it was really fresh as well. It was my first time ever actually trying clams and oysters and I will say that this dish really gave me a good introduction to them. Service was good and it was all packaged in a nice, clean spot just a couple blocks from the ocean. I'd recommend this spot for anyone in the area looking for fresh seafood.

In the off season, Just Hooked feels like a neighborhood bar very relaxed and welcoming even when it is busy. We enjoyed the meatballs, the boom boom shrimp. The tacos were disappointing great mounds of red onion and cabbage but very little fish.