Smuggler's Bar & Grill
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Smuggler's Bar & Grill Reviews
208 ratings
This place has so much potential but falls short. The fish and chips was extremely over priced for two tiny pieces of dry halibut that had no batter! This wasn't described and was very disappointing, especially for a restaurant that serves mainly seafood. The fries, however, were some of the best I've had. The decor is old and tired and being from out of town, we felt like outsiders with the server who was much more engaged with the locals, who he appeared to know by name. Overall...read full review
The fish & chips were very good. The seafood stew was not as good as it was when I had it last year. For $35, I expected more seafood and fewer potatoes. Mostly potatoes is not what I ordered seafood stew for. Too bad.
Can't wait to get back here...My dad took us to this place after we arrived on the ferry next door.I'll admit it's not much to look at and I was tempted to ask to go somewhere else, but now I can't wait to go back.The main reason to come here is hiding on the bottom of the second page of the menu: THE SEAFOOD STEW. I'm serous - do not miss out on the opportunity to order this meal.There's also a video game arcade next door if you want to kick the kids out for a bit while you...read full review
Smuggler's Bar & Grill has mixed reviews. While the fish and chips can be a letdown, with tiny pieces of dry halibut and high prices, the fries are a highlight. The seafood stew is a popular dish, with some customers raving about it, but others finding it lacking in seafood and too potato-heavy. The decor is old and tired, and service can be uneven, but the restaurant's unique seafood stew and video game arcade next door make it worth a visit.