7 Suburban Seafood Finds
It’s the dog days of summer and we’re having vivid fantasies of sun, sand and plates of fresh seafood. This is where Atlanta Eats comes in- we’re pretending this land-locked city is a beach town and making our fantasies a reality with our seafood guide. The suburbs are an underrated hub for beach-y dishes, so we scoped out the scene and decided to share insights with our fellow summer lovers.
Norman’s Landing (Cumming)
Known for: Lobster rolls, oysters on the half-shell, crab cakes and fish tacos.
C&S Seafood and Oyster Bar (Vinings)
Known for: Seafood with a Cajun twist. Try their raw bar, shrimp gumbo or sautéed grouper piccata.
Hugo’s Oyster Bar (Roswell)
Known for: Hugo’s signature oysters grilled with jalapeno and cheddar, crab Louis salad and an outrageous crawfish Po’ boy.
Hammock’s Trading Company (Roswell)
Known for: Barbecue grilled oysters, stuffed lobster and shrimp and grits.
Aqua Blue (Alpharetta)
Known for: Incredible sushi selection, Ahi poke and fresh caught fish.
Goin’ Coastal (Virginia-Highland and Canton)
Known for: A heaping portion of Low Country Boil, jumbo lump crab salad and perfectly seared scallops.
Ray’s at Killer Creek (Alpharetta)
Known for: Parmesan crusted scallops, New Orleans seafood gumbo and the biggest portion of surf and turf that you’ve ever seen.
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