Seafood Restaurants near Grant Park

“This eatery is in a Very Old House. There are no provisions for wheelchairs, and you must climb several steps to get to the dinning area. I would not concider this place as handicapped accesable! Our dinning room was decrated nicely for Easter. It is located in a small town with only on street parking. The Easter Brunch was served family style, on a linen table cloth. We had linen napkins. Reservations were required. We were offered "all we could eat" of; fresh fruit, apple and cherry crepes, buscuits and gravy, mashed potatoes and gravy, glazed carrets, macaroni and cheese, ham, bacon, rosted chicken, and coffee, iced tea, or lemonade for $26.95. There was an omelet station for omelets made to order. Deserts and alcoholic drinks were at an additional cost. We enjoyed each of our "Home cooked" dishes brought to out table. We had an Excelent Waitress! She came repeatedly to our table to ask if we wanted any additional of anything, and to clear used dishes. It has been since before Covid that we have had such good wait staff at a resturant! We did hear from another table near us, that they had special dishes for dietary restrictions. We plan to eat here again soon!“

“Food was nice, not memorable though.Lamb chops and New York strip.Very dark inside, hard time reading menu.Service staff very friendly and quick.I've had mint jelly with lamb, but not mint jello.Decor felt like it was made in 1980s and never updated. Looks it's age.“

“Love their food. We live 2 hours away, and whenever we come through town to visit family, we stop to get tacos. So flavorful, and they are VERY generous with the amount of meat they put on the tacos. The cilantro and onions are always fresh, and the cilantro is never black or wilted. The flavor of the salsa is consistent even after months of not eating there (since living out of town). The meat is juicy and tender, and seasoned well. The rice is fluffy and not bland. Very good stuff, and for a fair price!“