Azul Mariscos in Goose Island is a seafood restaurant right on the river.

Chicago Oyster House is a seafood restaurant in the South Loop.

Hidden below Diversey, MFK is a great place for seafood and pretending you’re on the coast of Spain.

Fisk & Co. is a very good seafood-focused restaurant in the Loop’s Hotel Monaco.

Two Lights is a seafood-focused restaurant in Old Town that's good for drinks and a light bite.

This is the Navy Pier location of Fish Bar.

Heritage Restaurant and Caviar Bar is a casual restaurant in Humboldt Park, with an extensive selection of caviar and fantastic Eastern European food.

Lowcountry is a cajun style seafood restaurant in Wrigley ideal for a casual and fun dinner. Wear a bib, eat with your hands, and get a little messy.

Eataly is full of tourists, but somethings they're worth fighting for quality fish at Il Pesce. It's a good option for seafood needs in River North.

Shaw’s is like the seafood version of a steakhouse. Come for a nicer dinner and order all the oyster, crab, and lobster.

Pearl Tavern is an oyster bar and restaurant in the Loop good for after-work drinks or a food.

Hugo’s is a classic and fancy seafood spot, and the fish counterpart to Gibsons’ steaks.

Cold Storage is seafood bar attached to a steakhouse. Post up at the bar for oysters and other fresh fish.

Glenn's Diner feels like a diner, but it specializes in simple seafood. They also have spaghetti and meatballs and a cereal bar. You'll like it.

Oyster Bah is a Chicago attempt at a New England seafood shack. It's solid, but not Maine.

We tried to like it, but Da Lobsta doesn't serve good food.