The Deadrise
$$ • Seafood, Pet Friendly, VegetarianAbout The Deadrise
Customers' Favorites
Flash Fried Calamari or Clam Strips
Loaded Fried Seafood Baskets
Old Point Comfort Crab Dip
Deadrise Seafood Platter
Twin Crab Cake Entrée
Sea Scallop Carbonara
Pon Roasted Rockfish
Broiled Seafood Trio
Crab Stuffed Salmon
Crab Cake Sandwich
The Deadrise Reviews
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I've been excited to try this place for awhile. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon and were seated right away. We sat inside due to the humidity. We ordered the She crab soup as an appetizer. It arrived with a warm light bread and 2 spoons to share. It was tasty with bits of crab. It was a bit pricey at $14. My main entree was a soft shell crab sandwich and a side of rice and beans ($19) My friend got the flounder basket with fries, coleslaw, and hush puppies. ($24). We found...read full review
Great view and margaritas!
First time that my wife and I visited this restaurant. Good food, price and ambience 👍
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
The Deadrise offers delicious food and drinks, highlighted by perfectly cooked fish tacos and a delightful Moscow mule. The restaurant is known for its stunning views, situated right on a marina with views of the HRBT, making it a great spot for outdoor dining. Although it can get busy during lunchtime, service remains quick and friendly. Parking might be a bit challenging due to the small lot, so calling ahead for accessibility is recommended. The big fish sandwich without a bun is huge, flaky, and tender, with a hint of spice and heat, perfectly fried. Reviews mention that the crispy clam strips are among the best, and the combo of flounder and shrimp is fantastic. The red sangria was good but could use a touch of sweetness. The atmosphere may require climbing stairs, which could be challenging for some customers, and the outdoor seats aren't the most comfortable. Visitors often enjoy the drink specials and the overall value of the seafood. The kitchen excels in preparing special dishes like the blackened tuna filet and crab cakes, ensuring they maintain quality. Kid-friendliness depends on managing the stairs, and wheelchair accessibility is best checked in advance. Overall, The Deadrise is considered a polished gem of a restaurant, highly recommended for those who enjoy good seafood and a friendly atmosphere.