Owners Tracie Millett and Lavon Gomes opened Salty Girls Seafood Company in 2018 but were constantly asked about fish and chips which they did not have room to fry in the kitchen.  So they added a location a block away to serve just that.  Right now the original shellfish bar is in the heart of downtown Sequim and the FnChips is in an old Episcopal church a block away, but the plan is to move the shellfish bar closer and add a music area in the future.  For now it’s a short walk between and worth it to visit both of these places.  Both have indoor as well as outdoor dining options and the Salty Girls had a full bar where as FnChips had beer and wine.    Inside was a long bench matched with bare wood tables across from coolers with a variety of drinks.   Salty Girls has a long bar where the fresh oysters are iced and some high top tables.  Both places had super friendly people with a few more interesting decorations at the Salty Girls.  I don’t think you could go wrong with anything on the menu at either of these places and hope you’ll try them when you’re in the Olympic Peninsula. Continue reading →