Other states may be better known for seafood, but West Virginia still has some phenomenal places to find fish. It’s especially tasty when it’s breaded and in the form of a sandwich. Check out these spots for some great fish sandwiches in West Virginia.
- Coleman’s Fish Market, Wheeling
Coleman’s Fish Market/Facebook
Coleman’s Fish Market/Facebook Coleman’s Fish Market might be the most famous spot to find tasty fish in West Virginia, and it’s been around since 1914. Check it out at 2226 Market St, Wheeling, WV 26003.
- Fresh Seafood Market & Restaurant, Charleston
Capitol Market - Charleston, WV/Facebook This shop is part of the Capitol Market. Get “The Big fish Sandwich”; a savory seasoned cod fish, deep-fried and piled high on a croissant with the shop’s signature tarter sauce. Address: 800 Smith Street, Charleston, WV 25301.
- Flying Fish & Co., Morgantown
Flying Fish & Co.,/Facebook
Flying Fish & Co. This little spot has fish and seafood brought in fresh weekly from the Maryland shore. Address: 5003 Mid Atlantic Dr., Morgantown, West Virginia.
- Jim’s Steak & Spaghetti, Huntington
Terry W./Yelp This Huntington institution may be most famous for their steak and spaghetti (and strawberry pie!) but they also make a great fish sandwich. Address: 920 5th Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia.
- Fresh Seafood Market & Restaurant, Saint Albans
TripAdvisor/mccal2016 This little shack doesn’t look like much, but people say the fish sandwiches are to die for. Address: 6230 Maccorkle Ave, Saint Albans, WV 25177-2331.
- Tricky Fish, Charleston
Tricky Fish/Facebook
Tricky Fish/Facebook This beach-themed bar and grill has fish sandwiches and tacos. You can get Carolina catfish or mahi-mahi in a sandwich. Address: 1611 Washington St E, Charleston, West Virginia.
- The Devonshire Arms Cafe & Pub, Shepherdstown
The Devonshire Arms Cafe & Pub/Facebook This is an authentic English Cafe & Pub with a relaxed atmosphere. You can get the fish as a sandwich or fish and chips. Address: 107 S Princess St, Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
- Jewel City Seafood, Huntington
Jewel City Seafood/Facebook Many people say this is the best seafood restaurant in the tri-state area. Try Joe’s Famous Fried Whitefish Poboy. Address: 1317 4th Ave, Huntington, WV 25701.
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Coleman’s Fish Market/Facebook
Coleman’s Fish Market might be the most famous spot to find tasty fish in West Virginia, and it’s been around since 1914. Check it out at 2226 Market St, Wheeling, WV 26003.
Capitol Market - Charleston, WV/Facebook
This shop is part of the Capitol Market. Get “The Big fish Sandwich”; a savory seasoned cod fish, deep-fried and piled high on a croissant with the shop’s signature tarter sauce. Address: 800 Smith Street, Charleston, WV 25301.
Flying Fish & Co.,/Facebook
Flying Fish & Co.
This little spot has fish and seafood brought in fresh weekly from the Maryland shore. Address: 5003 Mid Atlantic Dr., Morgantown, West Virginia.
Terry W./Yelp
This Huntington institution may be most famous for their steak and spaghetti (and strawberry pie!) but they also make a great fish sandwich. Address: 920 5th Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia.
TripAdvisor/mccal2016
This little shack doesn’t look like much, but people say the fish sandwiches are to die for. Address: 6230 Maccorkle Ave, Saint Albans, WV 25177-2331.
Tricky Fish/Facebook
This beach-themed bar and grill has fish sandwiches and tacos. You can get Carolina catfish or mahi-mahi in a sandwich. Address: 1611 Washington St E, Charleston, West Virginia.
The Devonshire Arms Cafe & Pub/Facebook
This is an authentic English Cafe & Pub with a relaxed atmosphere. You can get the fish as a sandwich or fish and chips. Address: 107 S Princess St, Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
Jewel City Seafood/Facebook
Many people say this is the best seafood restaurant in the tri-state area. Try Joe’s Famous Fried Whitefish Poboy. Address: 1317 4th Ave, Huntington, WV 25701.
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