Pajo's Fish And Chips

Amazing fresh fish & chips. We got the three kinds of fish (cod, halibut, and salmon) and were not disappointed. This was my first time trying salmon fish & chips and it was very interesting to try. In the end, I preferred the cod while my friend preferred the halibut. The food was wonderful and there was only a minimal wait (~10 min) on a sunny Sunday afternoon in March. Would highly recommend if ever in the Steveston area!

The fish was incredibly good but it gets incredibly busy here (at least, the one on the wharf does) so be prepared to wait. I visited on a long weekend so I knew it would be busy; I was told the wait would ~15 minutes but we ended up waiting over an hour. They do have a pretty good system though where you order from window on the side and then pick up from the main window, and they have nice big trays that they give you. There is also a decent amount of seating available, if you can get one. I would definitely come back as the food was very good, but I will be better prepared for the long wait.

We came for a walk along Steveston's famous Fisherman's Wharf. It was a beautiful, albeit cold day. Of course, we couldn't stop by without a visit at Pajos Fish and Chips situatrd right off the dock. The wait was long and when I approached the cashier, he gave me a heads up that wait time is around 30 mins. I appreciated the warning. Instead of ordering there, I used their app to order so I can walk around while waiting for the app to alert me. We picked up 2 orders of Halibut Fish and Chips. Halibut is our favorite fish for fish and chips and Pajos did not disappoint. The meat was flakey, yet meaty and tender. My mom and I really enjoyed them. They were perfect against the backdrop of Fisherman's Wharf. The chips were yummy though needed a good sprinkle of salt. They were cut the way they are suppose to be to be classified as chips. Now reading the comments from the owners in other reviews, I wonder if bottomless fries is still offered.