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Overload Salmon Philly
Salmon, crab meat, sautéed peppers and onions, melted cheese, grilled shrimp, and fries.
Top sellerMilwaukee’s seafood comfort-food stop
Hot. Fresh.
Shack loaded.
Fried catfish, shrimp, salmon Phillys, po’ boys, loaded platters, wings, and specialty drinks—made for pickup, delivery, dine-in, and the whole crew.
4.3
1,000+ delivery ratings
CATFISH ✦ SHRIMP ✦ SALMON PHILLY ✦ PO’ BOYS ✦ WINGS ✦ SPECIALTY DRINKS ✦ CATFISH ✦ SHRIMP ✦ SALMON PHILLY ✦ PO’ BOYS ✦
01 — The Shack Experience
Big portions. Bold flavor.
Seafood that does not arrive shy.
The Seafood Shack Restaurant is built around the kind of food people crave: crispy fish, loaded sandwiches, seasoned shrimp, rich sauces, fries, and plates meant to satisfy.
Customers can dine in, pick up, order delivery, or stop through for social events and specials at the Farwell Avenue location.
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The dishes people come back for.
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Shack It Up Shrimp
Sixteen pieces of seasoned shrimp served with a generous side of fries.
Guest favorite03
Hot ’N Honey Catfish
Crispy catfish with sweet heat, paired with fries and built for serious cravings.
Bold flavor04
Shrimp Po’ Boy
Juicy shrimp, lettuce, tomato, Shack sauce, and fries on the side.
Easy classicOrder your way
Pickup, delivery, or pull up.
The Seafood Shack gives customers multiple ways to order. This website brings those options together in one clear home.
More than takeout
Food, drinks, and neighborhood events.
The current social presence shows themed nights, music-driven events, Sunday gatherings, and drink specials. The latest announcements live on Facebook.
See Current EventsMusic, food, drinks, and neighborhood energy.
Seafood, specialty drinks, and a social afternoon.
Feed the office, family, team, or gathering.
What customers remember
“The food arrived hot and fresh. The fish was cooked right, the shrimp were a good size, and the portions were worth it.”Paraphrased from public delivery reviews.
Milwaukee East Side
Your seafood fix is on Farwell.
Located near Brady Street, Black Cat Alley, the lakefront, and the East Side neighborhood corridor.
