Emery's Seafood

“ Literally the Best Live and Fresh Seafood the Gulf of Mexico has to Offer !!! Cameron is the King of Sea !! Excellent Prices $$!!! Best of the Best !!! ”

“ Always on point, fast, clean, great service and never let you down. My goto for live crawfish and fresh seafood. ”

“ Great fresh seafood market. Friendly helpful staff. Nice selection of seasonings...pleasantly surprised. Drove these guys all the way home to Oklahoma (they packed up our seafood on ice for us) and didn't get to cook until the following day...almost all of them made it!! ”

“ Great prices and super friendly service awaits you here! We will only go here when in Kemah for all our seafood needs! ”

“ Oh my God this is the freshest ever. and fresh crabs in out the water OMG they are so good The prices are very reasonable I love this PLACE. I used to go Rose Seafood all the time... you know . for years even as a little kid but now this is my first time and best time!! The staff are all so friendly.The counter person was as well. I can't WAIT..TO GET BACK! ”

“ I typically buy from Rose's Seafood, which is down the street, but I decided to check out this wholesaler yesterday. This place is different from all the others. My observations: -The lady that handles the cash register (I think she is the owner or at least runs it in some way) is the best person to ask specific questions. -Not all the males assisting are knowledgable with what is wild caught vs. farmed. Dude told me "all the fish is wild." I definitely saw tilapia and I think I saw catfish. Tilapia and catfish sold in the US are always farmed. -Compared to Rose's, they can sell half a fish versus buying the whole fish. -The crabmeat they were selling comes from New England -Their prices compared to Rose's were on average about the same ”

“ This time it wasn't my Yelp suggestion to come here, instead it was from my one minute apart younger sister, who is also a Yelper that mentioned this place to my mum. I told my mum for Christmas I don't want the same ole holiday meat of turkey since I had that for Thanksgiving. I wanted something more tasty: fried fish and shrimp. Preferably a grand tasting fish: Red Snapper. Yup, oh boy yes, that good ole thick and ocean tasting red fish. Upon our arrival, my mum, sister and I walked to this fairly large building with a mountain high of stairs. Once inside the fish market smelled of its native catch and it was strong. However, the owner seen how we crunched our noses up in disgust. She immediately started to ease the smell by cleaning the floors with some mopping solution. That masked the odor a little bit until we left. Anywho, the fishes were laid up eyes open and staring at us. Although, these fish were already dead laying on a bed of ice to keep them fresh. The prices listed were affordable and market by a pound. My mum picked out some gulf shrimp and a few pieces of red snapper. I also seen what tilapia looked like as the fish isn't very pretty, but my mum adores the taste. The Atlantic salmon was beautiful looking. There were many breeds of salmon. The sheepshead fish was definitely cheap and the taste of it is amazingly soft and delicious. I sampled the one my sister caught. We proceeded towards the cash register to pay and as we assumed our meat to be sky high, it actually wasn't. Additionally, when it came Christmas Day, I had myself a full meal of pan-fried red snapper and shrimp. The taste of the red snapper was delicious. For me, I enjoy eating fish that tastes from its natural habitat, it really delights my appetite for more. My dad butterflied the shrimp and wow the taste was incredibly yummy. Consequently, there's plenty of parking. The location is just near the Pier 8 restaurant and on a strip of other fish market competitors. So, choose wisely. Now, I'm glad to say my Houston family visits this fresh market often. No more shopping at Fiesta for freshness. ”