Cozy spot with spacious indoor and outdoor seating and a casual bar sets a laid-back tone. Background music keeps the vibe lively and enjoyable while the atmosphere feels friendly and homey. The place draws a crowd looking for relaxed dining with good drinks and upbeat energy.
Food features fresh, made-to-order Cajun dishes with a flavor that stands out as unexplainably delicious. The menu consistently satisfies hunger with great quality and taste.
Crab fried rice stands out with a tasty, well-balanced flavor. The dish pairs well with gumbo and banana pudding for a full meal.
Good to know
Parking is a challenge at this location.
The restaurant is BYOB.
Everything is made to order, so expect longer wait times.
Seafood restaurant in a back alley with a friendly atmosphere and spacious parking. Offers affordable prices and large, crispy fried fish portions. The place moves customers quickly and feels comfortable despite a sketchy surrounding area.
Food here is consistently freshly cooked and deliciously prepared. Dishes come at reasonable prices and maintain a high standard of quality.
Monk fried rice stands out for its spicy flavor and freshness. Options like the Small Special Fried Rice and fried fish complement the dishes well.
Good to know
Maxim Seafood closes at 8 PM, even though the sign says 9 PM.
There is a 3.5% upcharge if you pay with a card.
Parking is spacious and never a worry, even when busy.
Small space with closely set tables creates an intimate setting filled with strong vibes and bounce and R&B music. Guests enjoy strong daiquiris and seafood dishes while engaging with games and hookah. The atmosphere feels relaxed and fun, reminiscent of New Orleans.
Food here is consistently amazing and extremely good. Drinks pair well with the dishes, making for a delicious experience.
Shrimp fried rice shows mixed quality with some servings praised for extra sauce and delicious flavor, while others contain egg and shrimp shells and take over 15 minutes to arrive.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 2pm to 8pm with great drink specials.
The happy hour includes 99 cent daiquiris and $3 shots.
Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Outdoor seating includes a few picnic tables exposed to sun, with no indoor dining available beyond waiting chairs. The atmosphere is cozy but space feels cramped inside. Generous portions of Chinese-style dumplings and dishes draw a busy crowd, especially at lunch.
Food comes out fresh and hot with large portions that offer good value. Dishes taste authentic and delicious, especially the chicken and crunchy eggrolls.
Fried rice comes out perfectly cooked with a solid flavor profile. Options include beef, shrimp, and dark mixed fried rice, all generally rated as good or decent.
Good to know
Order online at least 30 minutes in advance; walk-in takeout is discouraged.
Expect a 20-minute wait for bao and 10 minutes for other dishes.
There is no indoor seating; only a few picnic tables are available outside.
Small interior space with limited seating creates an intimate atmosphere. Lively vibe fills the room, complemented by great music and hookah offerings. Outdoor seating adds an option, though indoor space remains cramped.
Food features excellent wings, lamb chops, and ramen with a gourmet touch. The lobster tail and lamb chops are tender and flavorful, offering a satisfying meal.
Cajun fried rice stands out with lamb chops and a zesty sauce that gives it a flavor close to dirty rice. Seafood and catfish fried rice options also appear, offering a variety of tastes.
Good to know
The seating at Leighton's is limited to one large indoor table and two bar tables.
There is usually a wait to get into Leighton's.
I recommend placing orders online to avoid waiting.
Small seafood spot with fresh fried shrimp and well-seasoned catfish offers casual, fast-paced dining. Atmosphere feels authentic and inclusive, with a mix of people sharing the space. Seating is limited, encouraging mostly takeout and quick visits.
Food comes out fresh and hot, cooked to order every time. Staff ensure meals are fully cooked, adding to the delicious and satisfying experience.
Chicken fried rice stands out with superb flavor and careful preparation. The spicy shrimp fried rice offers a bold, flavorful kick, while the MOT fried rice is a notable choice. Shrimp in the fried rice sometimes appears red, adding a unique touch.
Good to know
Expect a long wait, especially during peak hours.
Cash is the only accepted payment method; no credit cards.
The dining area is often reported as dirty.
Cash-only Chinese restaurant with generous portions and lively, intense atmosphere. Food includes notably good wings and rice with gravy, though quality varies. Busy weekends bring long but fast-moving lines and parking challenges.
Food comes out fresh and steaming hot with an original flavor that stays consistent. Portions are hearty, often enough for two meals, focusing on delicious, no-frills Chinese dishes.
Shrimp fried rice stands out with its extra gravy and mix of shrimp and broccoli. Vegetable fried rice pairs well with wings and General Tso dishes, offering a solid, flavorful base.
Good to know
This establishment only accepts cash payments.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Parking can be challenging to find when busy.
Caribbean restaurant with upscale chill vibe and indoor-outdoor seating featuring black, white, and gold decor. A DJ plays varied music at conversational volume, creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere. The patio offers a comfortable space with a nice breeze for outdoor dining.
Eggrolls, yams, lobster mac, and oxtails stand out as flavorful dishes. Food presentation includes a review step before bagging to avoid mistakes.
Good to know
There is a 20% service fee if you dine in.
Happy hour offers good specials until 6 PM.
Parking in the back of the restaurant is tight and unsafe.
Seafood spot offers casual, buy-and-fry style dining with a friendly, neighborhood vibe. It operates mainly as a takeout place with no dine-in service and accepts cash only. The atmosphere is busy and straightforward, focusing on fresh, top-quality seafood.
Food here is consistently fresh and delicious. Every dish offers great flavor and quality that stands out.
Shrimp fried rice features yellow rice and stays hot and tasty even after takeout. Monk fried rice is basically shrimp fried rice but lacks complexity and seasoning, sometimes coming off as bland.
Good to know
T.P. Seafood only accepts cash payments; no cards or apps are accepted.
Parking can be challenging depending on the time of visit.
There is no dine-in service available at T.P. Seafood.