Is the Fish at Long John Silver's Real?
Yes, Long John Silver's serves real fish. The chain uses wild-caught Alaska Pollock and other white fish for its fillets and seafood baskets. The fish is breaded or battered and fried in restaurants.
What Species and Cuts Are Used?
The core menu relies on Alaska Pollock, a common white fish used in fast-food seafood. The fish is cut into fillets, breaded, and fried. Some limited-time items may include different species, but the main fried offerings use pollock.
How Is the Fish Sourced?
Long John Silver's sources its fish from global fisheries and supply chains. The chain states it works with suppliers that follow food safety and sustainability standards. For more details on sourcing and menu items, visit Long John Silver's official site.
