Little Dom’s Seafood in Carpinteria is an ideal destination dinner when you just need to get out of the city.

Full Moon House is a Chinese seafood restaurant on Hill St. where every day is a celebration.

Big Fish is a great Inglewood seafood market with a solid selection of fresh fish by the pound, in addition to a bunch of pre-made dinners.

You can’t miss Exposition Park’s tiny, electric blue Alex Fish Market, which sells excellent, affordable fresh seafood platters.

Holbox is a fantastic Mexican seafood counter and raw bar inside the Mercado La Paloma in South Central, near USC.

Found Oyster is one of the best seafood restaurants in LA. We love this East Hollywood spot so much, we wish we didn’t have to tell you about it.

Malibu’s Broad Street Oyster Company is the grown-up version of a pop-up, and the ultimate LA seafood destination.

Ali’i Fish Company in El Segundo serves authentic, Hawaiian-style poke, which puts it in the running for the best poke spot in all of Los Angeles.

Shanghai No. 1 Seafood is an eccentrically-decorated restaurant in San Gabriel that serves excellent Chinese food.

La Cevicheria is a tiny shop on Pico with truly fantastic ceviche.

Fish King is a market in Glendale that has mastered all things seafood - from New England-style fried baskets to true Hawaiian-style poke.

Dudley Market is a low-key neighborhood seafood restaurant that’s just what Venice needed.

Cheko El Rey Del Sarandeado is serving some of the best seafood in Long Beach - and beyond.

Fisherman’s Island in Leimert Park is perfectly steaming everything under the sea.

The Oyster Gourmet in Grand Central Market is a great place for raw seafood, even if you feel weird about eating it there.

Here’s Looking At You is a Koreatown restaurant that’s not afraid to take risks - and that’s for the best.