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Best of Delaware

Feby's Fishery

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  • Food and Drink
  • 2012: Best Seafood Market 2010: Best Seafood 2010: Best Crab House 2009: Best Seafood 2008: Best Crab House 2008: Best Seafood

Essential Information

3701 Lancaster Pike
Wilmington, DE

302-998-9496

Cooks at Feby’s Fishery grill, broil, fry and sauté fresh-off-the-boat fish. But you’ll get the most fish for your money by ordering daily specials. On Mondays diners can enjoy a whole Maine lobster dinner for $19.95. Tuesdays and Thursdays mean all-you-can eat Dungeness crabs for $29.95. The wonderful New England clam bake, a Sunday classic, is $26.95. Whether its fish comes from New Jersey or New Zealand, Feby’s keeps it fresh and simple.

From 2009:

When Harold and Linda Gray crave seafood, they head to Feby’s Fishery for “consistently fresh seafood in a warm family atmosphere,” says Linda. “There is great eating in or raw seafood for take-home preparation.” Amazingly fresh fish comes from as close as the Jersey Shore and as far as New Zealand. Fresh tuna is served the day it’s caught. Little neck clams are tender and delicious. From the Captain’s steam table comes Feby’s clam bake, which includes Maine lobster, shrimp, clams, potatoes and veggies. The snow crab clusters are always great. Wish Feby’s a happy 30th birthday next time you go.

Additional Information

Best of Delaware History:


2012 Best Seafood Market, Readers Upstate 

2010 Best Seafood,Upstate, Critics

2010 Best Crab House, Upstate, Readers

2009 Best Seafood, Upstate, Critics

2008 Best Crab House, Upstate, Readers

2008 Best Seafood, Upstate, Critics

2007 Best Dungeness Crabs, Upstate, Critics

2006 Best Seafood, Upstate, Readers

2001 Best Seafood Restaurant, Readers

1999 Best Crabs, Readers

1999 Best Crab Cakes, Readers

1997 Best Seafood

1997 Best Crab Cakes of New Castle County

1996 Best Salmon

1996 Best Fish Dish

1995 Best Catch of the Day, Critics

1994 Best Restaurant for Lobster

1992 Best Seafood, Readers

1991 Best Grilled Salmon, Readers

From the Delaware Today Archive: http://www.delawaretoday.com/Delaware...