We often find hidden gems where we least expect them. If you love delicious, fresh food served in an old-school diner, you'll probably want to add this remote Missouri diner to your dining bucket list. The unassuming diner boasts a menu of predominately Cajun food and seafood, but you can order several American classics, too.
Set your GPS to take you to The Fish Market, in Liberty, an unassuming diner that boasts an eclectic menu of dishes from...
Louisiana and the Bahamas. If you're not in the mood for seafood, however, no worries. You'll find several American favorites on the menu.
Prefer a classic American diner meal? Order a burger and fries, a chicken strip basket, or a fresh club salad with turkey and ham.
If you love classic Cajun, you'll have a tough time deciding what to order at The Fish Market. Choose from such favorites as...
Jambalaya, gumbo, shrimp chowder, or red beans and rice. Each is available in a cup or in a bowl.
Craving tacos? The Fish Market's street tacos come with catfish and boiled or fried shrimp or alligator and smoked salmon or smoked catfish.
Try a classic po'boy. Or, dig into a basket of fried alligator, fried catfish, or fried gulf shrimp, each paired with a hearty helping of fries and hush puppies.
Discover a hidden gem at The Fish Market, open Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Address: 1120 E Old, MO-210, Liberty, MO, 64068
Click here for the official Facebook page of The Fish Market.
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