9 Best Seafood Restaurants near Aberdeen

“I LOVE the food here. Similar to Mexican food but definitely has its own flavor.The food is so so fresh, there is a fresh salsa bar. I highly recommend the chips and guacamole. It so fresh, and not spicy.My favorite are the Pinchones de Pollo, chicken kabobs, with double rice.They also sell Latin snacks and treats.“

“Oh my lanta! I don’t even know where to start. Tried out this local restaurant while visiting family for the holidays. Destiny (hostess and server) was attentive and kind. The food was phenomenal. It’s hard to find good fried seafood, and Danny really nails it! Our table had the salmon bites appetizer, fried shrimp, flounder, and oysters, grilled salmon, shrimp, and oysters, AND crab cakes. All of these exceeded expectations. We also had several side dishes: collards, cole slaw, baked beans, sweet potato fries, potato casserole, and the roasted potatoes. Again, all of these were phenomenal. If you’re looking for good food and to support local, you have to go to House of Fish!!“

“Chef Warren's is a proper bistro experience. The hostess was wonderful and helped us right away. The waitress was nice, but seemed a bit disingenuous. Food was solid and well presented. I think the expectations here are probably a bit too high and makes it difficult to measure up.“

“If you are looking for delicious authentic Indian food, this is the place to go. The food is always expertly prepared and will make your mouth happy. The service is good and the decorations are okay. But the food is by far what makes this place a gem. I would highly recommend“

“Man...such a good dinner just some seasoning away from a great dinner. Some salt and pepper on the steak, a little salt and more bite on the broccoli and a little more garlic in the garlic mash potatoes would have wowed me. Service was great, although I didn't get told of any specials being offered, and the the filet was absolutely cooked to order.“

“Had an amazing dinner last night (Saturday). Place was packed and pretty rowdy with golf groups, proms, etc. Our server was actually Greg, the GM who was great. Staffing issues everywhere are seen here as well. But seeing Greg step in and be a part of the solution was a good thing to see leadership in action. Our meals were all spot on and the wines were superb. I would recommend Southern Prime and will return on our next visit to the area.“

“Full moon Oyster Bar in Southern Pines is worth the trip to get there. I live an hour and 26 minutes away from it and we made the trip and set back and enjoyed a fantastic meal with my stepson and his family. The words out of his mouth were enough to verify my love for this place. Simply said he will be back.“

“This was a pleasant surprise!I was expecting more either ramen type or thai dry noodles but the menu showed a variety of ethnic dishes which initially got me worried. Malaysian, Thai and Vietnamese foods in one place might mean fusion that won't really taste right.Tried the lahksawith vermicelli noodles. I asked if it could be made spicy, the staff said he could give me spices (aka chili oil or siracha) which wouldn't be the flavor profile I was looking for. Luckily he said the chef is Thai and might take a request to make the soup spicy. So asked for an Asian spice level #2 out of 5. It was amazing!!! Next time I'm going to ask for #3 level.The summer spring roll was yum with a surprise. They used crispy spam as the meat base. The guy suggested I might want to mix some chili oil in the peanut sauce (which I'm not really fond of) but doing so made it yuuum! Not too spicy but good flavor.The staff initially said I should try the Thai basil chicken if I wanted spicy, might order that one again when I go back.I am glad that I tried it, defo going to be going back!“

“The staff was incredibly friendly and very patient, answering our numerous questions about the menu. The bread and dipping sauce were my favorite. The food was well prepared, and the broccoli was deliciously seasoned. The seafood just wasn't our taste.“