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Food in Fremantle

Joe's fish shack is a funky waterfront restaurant and bar, a premiere spot in fremantle. You can dine in air-conditioned comfort, or outside on the expansive outdoor deck. You realise just how fresh the food is, whether its the traditional fish and chips you're after or the unmissable chilli mussels, by the stunning views of the indian ocean below.

If you’re planning on spending your day exploring all of Fremantle’s Fishing Boat Barbour, then indulging on some new seafood is an absolute must. And there’s no better place on the Barbour to get your serve of fish and chips than Joe’s Fish Shack. From new snapper to juicy barramundi and freshly caught crayfish, Joe’s Fish Shack is THE place to go to get your seafood fix. There’s nobody who knows his seafood quite like Joe, who spent many of his years catching fish before he. He firmly believes that if it’s not the best you can get, you won’t find it on his tables. He also knows the very best spot to construct a restaurant he built his on the water overlooking the spectacular view that is the Fishing Boat Barbour. Imported Beers, Spirits and Cocktails are also on offer. If you feel like taking your fish and chips on a leisurely stroll around the Fishing Boat Barbour then Joe’s To Go is the superior option for you! Joe has truly thought of everything. Joe’s takeaway is absolutely delicious the freshest fish cooked to order, rolled in batter and cooked to absolute perfection. He understands that everyone has different tastes, styles, budgets and functions. At Joe’s Fish Shack, the view is almost as good as the food! Our restaurant started off, with honest a fisherman and a dream! Our very own founder Joe was once one of the superior fishermen there is, until he got a bit bored with catching fish and wanted to start cooking them instead. That bring us to Joe’s Fish Shack, where the food is outstanding and the attitude is. So much so, that he wants you all to have the ultimate Fremantle experience when you come to visit. Joes made a list of all his absolute favorite spots in Fremantle to share with you all, he hopes you enjoy them as much as he does! If you’re looking for the ultimate market experience, then a trip to Fremantle Market is an absolute must! Reach visit a part of history! So if you’re a major history buff fair like Joe, make safe to visit this replica ship for a fulfilling educational experience! That bring us to Joe’s Fish Shack, where the food is outstanding and the attitude is simple: If it’s not the best than you won’t find it on our tables! Joe also wants every visitor who comes into this restaurant to have a outrageous day spent in Fremantle. Take a look at our menu here and get your mouth watering already! Joe has a table waiting with your name on it!.

At Joe’s Fish Shack, the view is almost as good as the food! We’re so arrogant to be a portion of such an iconic Fremantle site, fair like we’re proud of the history behind it, especially since it has so much to do with the importance of seafood. It was old as a sound store for fishing boats to anchor, behind they would stop off at the markets to drop off their catch of the day. More developments continued in 1962 when a southern breakwater was constructed, and again between 1969 and 1972 where the first pens to house 120 fishing boats were constructed. We think some iconic history was definitely made in 1984! Due to the America’s Cup defense, some major developments were made including the Challenger Barbour, vehicle parking and of course some amazing restaurants including, our absolute favorite: Joe’s Fish Shack! So much of Fremantle’s history revolves around fishing and vast seafood! So we’ve taken it upon ourselves to keep that tradition alive. We understand and respect the importance of fresh seafood. That’s why you’ll only ever find the very best on our tables, because our customers deserve the superior and so does Fremantle! Right now on our tables, we’ve got the Large Three! Unite us for lunch and dinner soon for some absolutely fresh and succulent seafood and some exploring of Fremantle Boat Barbour.