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Best Seafood food near Mesa, Arizona, United States
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Mesa. Mesa is a thriving metropolis in the southwest, with lifestyle and leisure pursuits in high demand by visitors. Surrounded by the Sonoran Desert, Mesa is a playground for outdoor recreation, with convenient access to three lakes, two rivers and endless hiking trails. The city’s downtown is a vibrant epicenter with boutiques, antique shops, museums, studios and cafes – all anchored by Mesa Arts Center. Mesa is home to a stunning collection of golf courses, superb dining and upscale shopping.
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6. Salt Cellar Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 386 reviews
The Salt Cellar Restaurant is known for having the largest and finest selection of quality seafood. Open for dinner 7 days a week, the Bar from 4PM-12AM and the Dining Room at 5PM. Our twin Happy Hours are from 4PM-7PM and again from 10PM to 12M.
Reviewed By victoria e
My group all ate seafood and they said it was delicious. I had a steak and it was one of the top 3 I have ever eaten and I come from the midwest and grow our own beef. Would highly recommend this place!!!
5. Kings Fish House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By joewilk1
Had a small business dinner at Kings. The have an extensive menu full of seafood options, including some seasonal specialties. We had calamari to start which was very good. I ordered the swordfish, Brussel sprouts and a baked potato. Iâd say everything was good. Not spectacular. But definitely good.
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4. Carrabba's Italian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By MartinR835
We greatly enjoyed our Pasta Georgia, Caesar salad and Sogno Chocolate Cake. There is also a good selection of wines and beer.The atmosphere is nicer than most Carrabbaâs in that the furnishings are more welcoming.Michael F. was our ambassador to excellent service; attentive without hovering and most kind. Even though it was Friday night, the manager stopped to check on us twice.The Harkins 25 is a five minute walk.Enjoy
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3. Baja Joe's Mexican Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
The restaurant specializes in Sinaloan-style seafood and Mexican dishes. Among its signature specialties are shrimp ceviche and cocktails, plus two dishes that can be shared, parrillada Mariscos, a combination of shrimp, lobster and fish prepared in a var
Reviewed By Karen P
Four of us went for dinner. The inside is old and very well-used. We sat at a booth in a side room. Our waitress was very attentive and patient. Two of us had no idea what to order. The menu was HUGE and diverse and unfamiliar to us. The other two people were regulars and knew what they liked. I ordered a chicken burrito with salad. One person order beef and peppers on a sizzling skillet with condiments. The regulars ordered seafood dishes. No one could finish there meals due to the amount of food on each plate. I will speak only to my burrito which was filled with mostly refried beans and some chicken. The salad was simply romaine lettuce in large pieces and a little dressing. The regular patrons loved their dinners and will be back again.
2. Angry Crab Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Looking for surf and turf with a southern touch in Phoenix? Angry Crab Shack Mesa, located on the corner of Guadalupe Rd and Alma School Rd in Mesa, offers many options to enjoy our delicious boil, from shrimp, crawfish, and lobster to blue (seasonal) and
Reviewed By Gene P
What do you get when you cross great seafood flavored the way you want with no plates or silverware? You get an incredible meal with sauce up to your elbows. If you enjoy seafood you have to give this place a try. And make sure you add sausage to your order. Dress accordingly. And the price is right.
1. Baby Kay's Cajun Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By gina0919
Though there are any number of restaurants in this area, many are chains or more ordinary fare. This place has a very distinct Cajun and Creole menu, where everyone can find something of interest, from jambalaya, etouffee, and gumbos. There are specials, such as pork chops (huge) on some nights, and a Happy Hour where you can get some lower price drinks and more menu items than are usually available at many eating establishments. Be aware that much of the food is spicy as you would expect in this type of cuisine, but there are some choices where you can have less spice. The staff is very welcoming. In addition, on some nights there is a musician playing some live, authentic music.
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