BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT (on Tron, Ethereum, Solana, Base), USDC, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX and 20+ more across 30+ networks. Pick whichever chain you already hold and pay the address shown at checkout.
Buy Mitchell's Fish Market Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy a Mitchell's Fish Market Restaurant gift card with BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT and 25+ more — US redemption, code delivered by email, 0% platform fee on the crypto side.
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A seafood night out, paid in crypto
Mitchell’s Fish Market is a sit-down seafood concept that leans on a fresh-catch board, oyster bar, and white-tablecloth dinners — the kind of place you pick for an anniversary, a closed deal, or a Friday escape from cooking. Paying the bill with a gift card you bought in BTC or XMR turns onchain balance into a dinner without routing through a card processor. Pick the load you want, pay in the crypto you already hold, and walk into the dining room with a code on your phone. The kitchen doesn’t care how the card was funded — only that it’s loaded.
What the card actually covers
Use the balance on dine-in checks, the raw bar, lunch service, and to-go orders at any Mitchell’s Fish Market location in the United States. That means the rotating fresh-catch list, lobster bisque, the wedge, dessert, plus anything off the wine and cocktail menu where local laws allow. Carryout orders placed by phone or in person draw from the same balance. The card behaves like a stored-value gift inside the restaurant’s point-of-sale — no app, no link, no separate wallet. You hand over the code at the end of the meal and the server applies it like any other gift card.
How the crypto payment works
Pick a denomination, choose one of 30+ supported networks at checkout, and pay the address shown. uSwap routes the swap behind the scenes — your XMR, SOL, USDT on Tron, ETH, LTC, TON, NEAR, BNB, or DOGE lands on the rail the catalog needs, and the gift code drops in your email when the deposit confirms. There is no platform fee on the crypto-to-crypto side. The spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine, which is how the 0% sits honestly next to a brand-name card. No exchange account, no card-on-file step.
Why people pay for a steakhouse-tier dinner in crypto
A few real reasons keep showing up. People holding XMR want to spend it without a CEX off-ramp. Earners paid in USDT or USDC on Tron, Solana, or Base want to convert salary directly into a dinner reservation. Travelers visiting a US city for a conference want a meal locked in before they land, paid from whatever chain their wallet sits on. And gift-buyers want to send a celebration meal to family in the US without wiring fiat across borders. All of those flows skip the bank rail and arrive as a redeemable code.
Delivery, redemption, and the US-only note
The code arrives by email shortly after the deposit confirms — usually within the same coffee. Save the PDF or screenshot the code; either works at the table. Mitchell’s Fish Market Restaurant gift cards purchased here are US-region, redeemable at locations operating inside the United States. They do not work at unrelated seafood restaurants or at international concepts that share part of the name. If you’re sending the card as a gift, forward the email straight to the recipient — the code is the card.
One bridge for every future meal
The address you fund into is persistent — bookmark it. One address handles every future swap from this device, so the next time you want to reload a dinner card, top up a different brand, or move between chains, the rail is already set up. No re-onboarding, no fresh KYC ask, no new wallet to learn. Anything in, anything out: deposit the asset you hold, receive what the checkout needs. Crypto-to-crypto stays free; the gift-card spend side is where the small retail markup lives, and that funds the routing.