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Georgia, United States Food Guide: 5 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Doraville
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Doraville. Doraville is a city in DeKalb County, Georgia, United States. The municipality is northeast of Atlanta. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 8,330.
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1. Seasons 52
Overall Ratings
4 based on 591 reviews
Reviewed By TarHeel
We were at the nearby shopping mall and stopped in for lunch at the recommendation of our daughter who had eaten at another Seasons 52. It was the tail end of lunch so the restaurant was not crowded. There were plenty of drink and food options, and my daughter said the salmon is the best she's ever had. We also enjoyed the mushroom flatbread appetizer. The prices aren't cheap, but were appropriate for a bistro-type restaurant. We usually prefer locally owned restaurants, but you could do a lot worse than this upscale chain.
2. Boiling Crawfish
Reviewed By Craig A
My wife, daughter and I had lunch here. We orders 5 pounds of boiled crawfish and you get a pound free. They were cooked just right and they were large.
3. Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 842 reviews
Convivial chain dishing up hearty portions of New Orleans-style seafood, steaks, salads & more.
Reviewed By Banyville
The servers, hospitality, food,scenery, atmosphere...everything was awesome!!There was enough food in the meal to take home...the manager even came out and stated he had never seen us there before and gave us a free slice of cheesecake for being a first timer... I have already went back since my first time and will definitely be going back.
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4. Conch Heaven
Reviewed By Zippy P
A friend and I tried this for lunch today, and we will definitely return for another meal - and bring others! They were in the process of making everything fresh for the day, so not everything on the menu was available yet. We were willing to wait 20 minutes while the conch fritters were being made, and we enjoyed the jerk chicken, the crack (fried) conch, with peas and rice, potato salad, lettuce and tomatoes. Everything was good, though the fritters were definitely more flavorful than the crack conch. Next time, I will try the conch stew and the conch salad. The portions were MASSIVE, and this is a strictly no-frills restaurant, set up in a way that makes you feel compelled to do take out instead of dining in. It's small, with no tables, only counter seats, and you order and pick up at the cash register. But everything is fresh, and the staff are super friendly and accommodating.
5. Coaxum's Seafood Spot
Reviewed By JohnL970
My wife and I ate a Saturday dinner here. The interior is gorgeous and the food and service were outstanding. There were very few other diners there so the atmosphere was quiet. Maybe they get more later evening crowds as they have music and dancing. This location has always had issues since the state put in a controlled access highway in the 90's. The whole shopping center was jumping when access easier for folks to get to it. Hopefully this will change and more places like Coaxum's will make it here.
