You don’t have to be a big fish-eater to get your kicks at Seafood City. Just seeing the live eels, crabs, catfish, carp, bass and so on swimming in their respective tanks makes for a fascinating stop for you (and your kids).
The popular grocery in U. City’s “Little Asia” is prepping for a move to a bigger space – in fact, it’s a huge space. Seafood City will abandon its current digs at 7733 Olive Blvd. to take over the former Food For Less supermarket space at 8020 Olive Blvd. in May.
The new 40,000-square-foot location will feature an even greater variety of seafood, more fresh chicken and beef, more Japanese foods and more of the dry goods, fresh produce, cooking utensils, knickknacks and Chinese, Vietnamese and Filipino specialties the store carries now.
– Byron Kerman
This article appears in Mar 1-31, 2010.