Dockside Dave’s Seafood Market
TEMPORARILY CLOSED
458 W Perry St, Cape May
(609) 770-8923
About Dockside Dave’s Seafood Market
Recent Reviews
Picked it because of the name TBH. We just recently lost our own Dave to cancer and I thought it would be cool. The worker at the counter was a sweetheart, even checking on us while we ate outside. The clam strips were the best I have ever had in my life and the crab cakes were amazing. We can’t wait to come back next year.
Awesome food at great prices We went there for lunch it was so good we returned for our dinner.
The best Lobster Mac and Cheese I’ve ever had! Loaded with lobster meat. The service was very friendly!
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Dockside Dave's Seafood Market in Cape May is a popular spot for seafood lovers. The restaurant offers a variety of seafood options, including crab cakes, NE clam chowder, lobster rolls, and fried fish sandwiches. Customers say the crab cakes and clam chowder are some of the best they have ever had. The market also serves a Filet Mignon sandwich for non-seafood eaters. The restaurant has a nice backstory, and the owners, a young couple, are praised for their great food preparation and execution. Take-out is available, with a wide selection of seafood, including Cape May salts and oysters. Recent reviews highlight the excellent take-out seafood, both cooked and uncooked, and the outdoor eating bar setup with stools, which is highly recommended. The seafood is fresh and flavorful, with favorites like the shrimp po boy, steamed shrimp, seafood scampi, and Caesar salad receiving high praise. Customers also enjoyed the hot lobster roll, filled with fresh lobster meat and lots of butter, and praised the fries' quality. The staff is polite, and the family-owned, friendly atmosphere makes it a favorite. Many reviewers say they will definitely be back, citing the delicious tuna salad, the great selection, and the best crab cake ever, which is gluten free and perfect for sharing. Overall, Dockside Dave's remains a top choice for fresh, flavorful seafood in Cape May.