Fisherman Jack's

The best place in Everett.

We enjoyed our first visit to Fisherman Jack's. That said, it seems they are still dialing in their procurements as they were out of several beverages. Also, though their utensils are beautiful, it would be great if they included a knife, as some of the dishes we ordered couldn't be cut with a fork and weren't bite-size. The food was delicious and the restaurant is lovely.

Great location and very nicely done building. Service has always been good. Happy hour is a decent, if late, time to go. Maybe not the best Dim Sum dishes I’ve ever had but still quite good. Highly recommend going for lunch on a nice day for the small outdoor area they have.

I’d add a half star if I could! Pros: ambiance, service, drinks, food arrived fresh and hot. Cons: Flavor, and ultimately - price. We came in for a meal on a bustling Tuesday night on the enthusiastic recommendations of two different friends. First impressions were that someone had invested heavily in the beautiful, unique, and classy decor - throughout the restaurant, everything was eye catching and very nicely appointed. We ordered some cocktails, most of the dim sum page, a couple cups of soup, and the green beans. Then later, (as a necessary follow up to all the anemic dim sum) the General Ng’s Chicken. The drinks arrived first and were great! Lovely, well-crafted cocktails from a very robust bar menu - I ordered the Tiger Paw. For food we ordered the Lobster Dumplings, Seafood Shu Mai, Pan Fried pork dumplings, Pork Soup Dumplings and pot stickers. Our first red flag should have been when the waiter called our 5 dish Dim Sum order “just a bunch of appetizers”. Portions were underwhelming (each piece like a miniature of dim sum from anywhere else), which would have been fine if the flavor had been bold or exciting (or even good!), but by and large, it was just… flat. Each dish tasted about 70% of the way there, but with seemingly a lack of internal seasoning that held it all back from the crossing the flavor finish line. The soup: good - a mild Egg Drop and a zesty Hot and Sour arrived very hot. The green beans: fresh and good… simple, though with a restrained flavor profile. After all that, our party remained hungry, so we ventured on to the other half of the menu and ordered the General Ng’s (General Tso anywhere else), which turned out to be just a well arranged regular plate of above average General Tso’s. By the end of the meal, we felt pleasant but disappointed. After the check arrived, that pleasant feeling evaporated a bit. For the time being, we won’t be back. I’m glad the Everett waterfront is developing with some beautiful restaurants like this one. The bar is great and the servers are enthusiastic. Hopefully in a year or two, the kitchen will have caught up with the ambitious pricing and even more ambitious aesthetic of the front of house.

Expensive but delicious

The food was amazing, especially the crab Rangoon, most places do mostly cream cheese but this had more crab. The service was on point and the atmosphere was great

Everything taste amazing, excellent service, and a really nice looking waitress I took my dad here for a dad and daughter date… definitely did not disappoint!!! He felt very spoiled Parking: Lots of free parking

Excellent from the view to the service to the food. we will return. My dad felt spoiled on his dad and daughter date at the Everett waterfront

Beautiful location and friendly, efficient staff. The drinks are so creative, and the food is delicious. A great new place from an established restaurateur on the Everett Waterfront!