Seafood Restaurants near Old Town

“I have been goin to the river for years and somehow managed to miss one of the coolest places to eat on the river. You have to try the fried gator tail and catfish. Oh my goodness they really know how to prepare and cook catfish. No fishy taste and crispy goodness!The shrimp are just as good. The fried onion rings are perfect. But don’t stop there. Be sure and enjoy one of the draft beers ? on tap. Great prices and very sweet servers. The ladies are very friendly and polite. Watch the boats go by below or up top. The best vibe is downstairs. The locals treat you like your local Enjoy ?“

“A huge should out to the Lighthouse!!! We haven't been here in a few years, but it's just as I remembered amazing, fresh food!! I'm so glad that Jamie still has that outstanding salad bar.. it has everything you could ever imagine!! Our server Hanniah was on top of it all. She never let our drinks run low or our endless shrimp run low.What a hidden gem this place is. Trust me when i say it's worth the drive, folks!!“

“What a gem!! Old world charm, home-style cooking, and friendly hospitality! Nothing fancy, but a local favorite! We are from Minnesota and try to stop on our way home from southern Florida if possible. This is our 3rd time here in about 6 years and even some of the same staff are still working there. Eat the buffet! Quaint salad Bar with old-time favorites such as Iceberg Lettuce, cottage cheese, cheese, black olives, cucs, tomatoes, coleslaw, Peaches, vanilla pudding, croutons, etc. Hot cooked food included heaping piles of delicious fried chicken, pork, beef tips in gravy, mashed potatoes, cheesy potatoes, collard greens, lima beans with bacon, rice with black beans, steamed cabbage, steamed mixed veggies, corn, sweet cornbread, fried dough with sugar, Peach cobbler, and pineapple upside-down cake!! Did I miss something? Probably!! Forgot to take pictures, but if you are hungry for southern cooking like grandma, stop by. You will not be disappointed!“