Lowell's Restaurant

Visited 5/23/23 While waiting for the market to set up, we decided to grab a bite to eat. However, upon entering, the staff was initially impolite and seemed annoyed by our questions, perhaps assuming we should have already known the answers. Fortunately, once we were seated, the atmosphere improved significantly. Although the menu was on the expensive side, the quality of the food was exceptional. It's important to note that despite the menu suggesting that you can have your eggs prepared any way you like, that wasn't actually the case. I tried to order two eggs over medium and one egg over hard, but I was told that it wasn't possible. Therefore, we settled for all eggs over hard. However, the French toast was absolutely delightful and definitely worth the price. We were fortunate to have a window seat, allowing us to enjoy the view of the bay despite the construction equipment, which somewhat detracted from the overall beauty. The sight and the soothing sounds were still remarkable.

I like the views and service this restaurant provides. Very welcoming and patient staff. The food is on the bland side, my boyfriend got the seafood bowl which he didn’t like very much. I got a regular breakfast and it was good. Based on the photos you can kind of tell the bowl had minimal seasoning. I would try something different perhaps actual seafood.

Lowell’s is a very cute two-story seafood restaurant located within Pike’s Market. Upon arrival, you order at the front and then grab drinks and utensils on the first floor. You can then choose your seating on the first or second floors. I’m from the south so please take that into consideration when reading my review. Southern seafood is definitely different from the NW and NE. Pros: - it’s cute and offers some spectacular views of the pacific - the workers were kind and helpful - the seafood was very fresh - I didn’t experience a wait time and food was delivered pretty fast - fried tiger shrimp was absolutely delicious Cons: - limited menu (most seafood restaurants don’t have abundant options anyway) - small. If you go at a popular time you may be unable to find seating. - EXPENSIVE. Some menu items were outrageously overpriced. A example are the crab cakes. Again, I am southern so any crab cake worth eating better be big and well seasoned. The crab cakes offered here were very small