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Seafood Restaurants

Find some of the best seafood restaurants in Raleigh, Durham, Cary and beyond! Detailed reviews and pictures of the best seafood spots around.

November 13, 2017 by Ron Wen

Saint James Seafood, Durham: A Dazzling Culinary Cruise for Oysters, Fish, and Ambiance

Front of Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Front of Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham – nctriangledining.com

If you love the food scene in Durham, you sometimes think it can’t get any better. But every now and then, you still run into some very impressive surprises. Take the new Saint James Seafood Restaurant out on W. Main Street! While I knew that Chef Matt Kelly (Mateo, Mothers and Sons, Lucky’s Delicatessen) was leading the build-out of the space and I was impressed with his resume, there have been so many new openings of late, I lost track of the Saint James. And located in the old Fishmongers space, I had concerns about what the Saint James would be about given how basic the decor had been. But as luck would have it, I was in Durham the day Saint James Seafood opened up and decided to change my dinner plans to see what all the hub-bub was about!

Front of Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Beautiful interior at Saint James Seafood in Durham – nctriangledining.com

As I approached the Saint James from across Main Street, I really wasn’t sure what to expect. Bright Duke blue awning, large plate glass windows, I spied a handful of diners inside at 5:30pm. Peering inside, I’m met by the host and hinted that I was probably only going to stop in for a drink, so I’m seated at the bar. But I can tell you for sure that the decor and interior of Saint James Seafood is totally unrecognizable from the previous tenant. Gone are the long and worn wooden benches to be replaced by a beautiful and modern nautical theme throughout the dining room. Black and white tiled floors, patterned white globe lamps overhead, deep blue and yellow leather seating and stools show off splashes of color and style throughout the space. The white tiled back-wall behind the bar is classic seafood restaurant style and reminds me a bit of my trips to New Orleans.

Bar area at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Bar area at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham – nctriangledining.com

At the bar I take in the whole scene and it’s a breath of fresh air. The staff here is decked out in colorful Hawaiian shirts while the kitchen is in classic navy and white aprons. There’s several displays of fresh seafood on ice and the beautiful brass lamps overhead resemble spotlights that you might find on an old merchant ship! I put in an order for a Fog Cutter drink (rum, gin, brandy with fruit juices) and start to take a closer look at the menu. And it’s a really interesting menu covering raw seafood, baked oysters, 10 or so appetizers and 8 seafood entrees along with some Calabash-style seafood plates. It’s all quite ambitious for a new restaurant but after perusing the menu, I realize that I’m eating dinner at Saint James tonight! 95% of the menu is seafood-focused along with a smattering of vegetable and meat dishes. I put in my order for baked Oysters Ashworth and a red drum fish dish. As I wait, my tangy Fog Cutter shows up in a ceramic tiki tumbler along with a dish of spicy crackers!

Oysters Ashworth at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Oysters Ashworth at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham – nctriangledining.com

My Oysters Ashworth appetizer is placed in front of me and it’s a beautiful dish! Bright yellow, seared Hollandaise sauce covering up spinach, bacon and the oysters all served on top of rock salt. The hollandaise shows off a lemony tang which cuts through the richness of the butter, oyster and bacon. With four on the plate, there’s a lot to eat here for a solo diner. And I’m definitely looking forward to trying some raw oysters here, sometime soon!

Red drum with crawfish butter at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Red drum with crawfish butter at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham – nctriangledining.com
Calabash fried seafood at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Calabash fried seafood at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham – nctriangledining.com

My red drum entree is next and it’s a stunning plate! The fish is served on top of crawfish “butter” and fried dirty rice, you get a New Orleans etouffee feel here. The red drum is a large, perfectly seared meaty whitefish that plays off well with the savory crawfish and spicy rice. But what really makes the dish are the long slivers of fried okra on top which give an awful lot of delicate flavor and texture to the meal, very inventive. Overall it’s a very creative and well-executed plate taking advantage of this fleshy and firm fish. And Saint James even offers more traditional NC seafood dishes like Calabash plates that are perfectly fried. Entrees at Saint James Seafood run in the $20 to $32 range with appetizers from $8 to $14.

Second floor dining room at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Second floor dining room at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham – nctriangledining.com

As you can guess, service was solid throughout the meal. Saint James Seafood was heavily staffed for its opening day and I suspect they will do well here given the overall dining experiences I’ve had in their sister restaurants. After the meal, I explored the upstairs area of the Saint James, called the Captain’s Quarters. Take the stairway on the ends of the dining room, up the non-slip metal stairs and through a narrow hallway to reach it. While it’s primarily for private parties, there were seated diners in here when I visited. It’s a very cozy and more traditional space compared to the downstairs, showcasing a lot of warm woods, nautical paintings, three beautiful circular chandeliers and portholes that look out on the main dining room. Very cool and very well designed, a quiet spot compared to the bustling main dining room.

Stairs to second floor at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham - nctriangledining.com
Stairs to second floor at Saint James Seafood Restaurant in Durham – nctriangledining.com

All in all I can say that I was VERY impressed with Saint James Seafood Restaurant on its opening day. The team here knows what it’s doing and everything I experienced was sublime. From decor to food to service and the entire meal, it all just feels comfortable, modern and impeccably well put together. But I guess I shouldn’t be that surprised given the success of Mateo and Mothers and Sons. So welcome to the Bull City, Saint James Seafood! I’m pretty sure that you’ll be dealing with very long lines of excited diners, soon enough…

 

Saint James Seafood Restaurant and Raw Bar

806 W Main Street

Durham, NC 27701

984.219.7900

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: Durham, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Seafood Restaurants

August 22, 2020 by Ron Wen

St. Roch Fine Oysters and Bar in Raleigh – A Taste of New Orleans Seafood for the Discerning Palate

Front of St. Roch in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Front of St. Roch in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

While Raleigh may be a bit land-locked in the center of the state, thankfully great seafood is only a couple of hours away at the coast. And in the past two years we’ve seen the addition of great seafood restaurants like Saint James out in Durham along with Cortez Seafood in Raleigh. One restaurant that had slipped past my food radar screen was St. Roch (pronounced “saint rock”) out on Wilmington Street. It’s funny because I never ate much at this location given the previous tenant (Joule) and that just continued on as it transformed into St. Roch. But eventually I decided it was time to see what this eatery was doing for seafood in the Oak City!

Dining room at St. Roch Fine Oysters in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Dining room at St. Roch Fine Oysters in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

The first thing you’ll notice about St. Roch is the unique entryway: white tile floor, long, glass display windows to either side that give away its origins as an old men’s clothing store. Out front, St Roch exudes an early 20th century art deco feel but inside, it all gets hip! St. Roch’s dining room is a great looking place with a long bar to the right (perfect for slurping oysters), leather button-tufted booths down the middle and little two-tops to the side.

Main dining room at St. Roch Fine Oysters in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Main dining room at St. Roch Fine Oysters in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Showcase dining area at St. Roch Fine Oysters in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Showcase dining area at St. Roch Fine Oysters in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

A white metal stamped ceiling and stainless steel lamps hanging overhead give the space a great evening ambiance that’s dark and sultry. Some chalkboard menus behind the bar show off the daily specials along with the raw oysters available. If you’re feeling a bit daring, grab one of the little tables that sit in a glassed-in showcase area at the front of the restaurant! You’ll get a great view of people passing by but of course, they’ll get a great view of your meal…

Oysters, crab claws and peel and eat shrimp on ice at St. Roch in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Oysters, crab claws and peel and eat shrimp on ice at St. Roch in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

The staff at St. Roch is young, hip and they know the menu very well. I’d recommend starting with a plate of fresh oysters on the half-shell. Here at St. Roch, they are served with cocktail sauce, mignonette (red wine vinegar-shallots-pepper), jalapenos and fried saltines, yum! Putting a plump bivalve on that saltine with a dollop of cocktail sauce seems like a classic way to go. Take advantage of dollar oyster Tuesday’s if you want to save some money!

Fried oyster poboy at St. Roch in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Fried oyster poboy at St. Roch in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Crab St Roch at St. Roch in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Crab St Roch at St. Roch in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Roasted oysters at St. Roch Oyster Bar in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Roasted oysters at St. Roch Oyster Bar in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

For the rest of the menu, I’ve tried an fried oyster poboy which literally had oysters spilling out of the roll. Perfectly fried plump oysters served with remoulade, lettuce and chives, a great sandwich. The crab St. Roch is a chilled mix of crab, shrimp, and egg (seafood dip) served with those fried saltines again. And the fries at St. Roch are excellent, served skin-on with aioli and ketchup.

Fries with aioli at St. Roch in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Fries with aioli at St. Roch in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Brioche beignet at St. Roch Oyster Bar in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Brioche beignet at St. Roch Oyster Bar in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Sinner roll with pralines at St. Roch Oyster Bar in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Brioche beignet at St. Roch Oyster Bar in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Over the course of several visits at St. Roch, I got the feel the St. Roch has a bunch of regulars here given its innocuous and slightly hidden space. And it’s earned that loyal following by dishing out great seafood prepared as a homage to the Big Easy. While it’s certainly not inexpensive, good seafood rarely is and St. Roch is serving up very good seafood with a touch of New Orleans. Offering up brunch, dinner and now lunch, you’ve got a lot of options to try out this great seafood eatery out on Wilmington Street!

 

St. Roch Fine Oysters and Bar

223 S Wilmington Street

Raleigh, NC 27601

919.322.0359

 

St Roch Oyster Bar menu

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: Raleigh, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Date Restaurants, Oysters, Seafood Restaurants

February 27, 2019 by Ron Wen

Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh, Emerges as a Destination for Triangle Foodies

Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

So glad to see Transfer Co. Food Hall finally fill out with all of its food vendors! While it officially opened up in 2018, it wasn’t until 2019 when most-all of its kiosks were filled and the conference space opened up. And what a great choice of food vendors you’ll find here: Mexican, Korean, empanadas, Indian street food, seafood and much more. With more of a local crowd here at Transfer Co. compared to Morgan Street Food Hall across downtown, you’ll still find something for every taste in the family!

Common Areas at Transfer Co. Food Hall

Bar at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Bar at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Loft view of Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Loft view of Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Lounge at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Lounge at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

But after a couple of initial visits, I’m already impressed. The food vendors at Transfer Co. Food Hall seem to be a bit higher end then say, Morgan Street Food Hall. The industrial interior has been nicely renovated with a sunken lounge, upstairs loft area and large open patio, outside.  I’ll be updating this post as things progress but here’s an idea of what to expect when you visit! I have high hopes once Transfer Co. Food Hall is totally filled up. Looking forward to doing more detailed reviews of the deliciousness here!

 

Vendors at Transfer Co. Food Hall

Alimentari at Left Bank

Benchwarmers Bagels

Bul Box

Burial Beer Co.

Captain Cookie & the Milkman

Che Empanadas

Chhote’s

Dank Burrito

Locals Oyster Bar

Mama Crows

 

Pictures, Menus and Prices for Transfer Co. Food Hall Restaurants


Alimentari at Left Bank

Alimentari at Left Bank Menu


Benchwarmers Bagels

Benchwarmers Bagels at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Benchwarmers Bagels at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Coffee and bacon, egg, cheese bagel sandwich from Benchwarmer Bagels at Transfer Co
Coffee and bacon, egg, cheese bagel sandwich from Benchwarmer Bagels at Transfer Co

Benchwarmers Bagels menu

Benchwarmers Bagels menu at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Benchwarmers Bagels menu at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com


Bul Box

Menu at Bul Box at Transfer Co. Food Hall - nctriangledining.com
Menu at Bul Box at Transfer Co. Food Hall – nctriangledining.com

Menu at Bul Box at Transfer Co. Food Hall - nctriangledining.com

 


Burial Beer Tasting Room


Captain Cookie and the Milkman

Captain Cookie & the Milkman at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Captain Cookie & the Milkman at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Captain Cookies and the Milkman Menu

Captain Cookie and the Milkman menu in Raleigh- nctriangledining.com
Captain Cookie and the Milkman at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh- nctriangledining.com

Che Empanadas

Che Empanadas at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Che Empanadas at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com
Che Empanadas at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Che Empanadas at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Che Empanadas Menu

Che Empanadas menu at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Che Empanadas menu at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Chhotes Indian Street Food

Chhote's at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Chhote’s at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Chhotes Street Food Menu


Dank Burrito

Dank Burrito Menu – 3 1/2 stars

Menu at Dank Burrito, Transfer Co Food Hall - nctriangledining.com
Menu at Dank Burrito, Transfer Co Food Hall – nctriangledining.com

Locals Oyster Bar

Locals Oyster Bar at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Locals Oyster Bar at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Locals Oyster Bar Menu – 4 stars

Fried oyster poutine at Locals Oyster Bar – nctriangledining.com
Locals Oyster Bar at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Locals Oyster Bar at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Mama Crow’s

Mama Crow's at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Mama Crow’s at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

Mama Crow’s Menu

Mama Crow's food menu at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com
Mama Crow’s food menu at Transfer Co. Food Hall in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

 

 

Transfer Co. Food Hall

500 E Davie Street

Raleigh, NC 27601

919.232.8122

Transfer Co. Food Hall Hours

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: News-Upcoming Tagged With: bagels, Food Hall, Korean Restaurants, Seafood Restaurants

June 22, 2012 by Ron Wen 2 Comments

Skipper’s Fish Fry, Apex- Classic Fried Seafood and More

Skippers Fish Fry in Apex, NC Triangle Dining
Skippers Fish Fry in Apex, NC Triangle Dining

Here fishy-fishy-fishy…  So I’m in Apex during the work-day and that craving hits for some fried seafood.  Nothing like taking something totally healthy and making it really unhealthy but delicious, hello deep fryer!   Skipper’s Fish Fry is a very casual quick-food seafood spot.  Pull it out of the ocean, dip it in some batter and then the deep-fryer, it’s probably on Skipper’s menu.  From fried flounder to shrimp, scallops to clam strips and more.  It’s a counter order type place with no table service.  My plate of large fried shrimp with slaw and fries was about $10.50 or so, and I wanted to see how it would compare to my fried seafood takeout favorite up on Capital Boulevard (Saltwater Seafood and Fry Shack).

Counter at Skippers Fish Fry in Apex, NC Triangle Dining
Counter at Skippers Fish Fry in Apex, NC Triangle Dining

Ten minutes later I’ve got a little cardboard tray full of well-browned fried shrimp and a nice heaping of fries along with some puppies.  Out in the attached dining room there are mostly senior citizens enjoying their mid-day meal in a nautical motif space.  Skipper’s does a nice job with their seafood, a medium thick, golden batter with some density.

Shrimp plate at Skippers Fish Fry in Apex, NC Triangle Dining
Shrimp plate at Skippers Fish Fry in Apex, NC Triangle Dining

The seafood is definitely fresh, portion sizes were about average which sorta surprises me.  I’ve gotten used to big heaping platters of fried seafood and sides, that’s not the case here. The slaw was decent, very finely chopped and a bit sweet.  What can I say but if you’re in the mood for some fried seafood, Skipper’s does a decent job.  But I think you’ll get more food in most other places, which may be a good thing if you’re watching your health and waistline.  Fried seafood is always pretty decent and that’s sort of what I think of Skipper’s: sorta decent.

 

Skipper’s Fish Fry

1001 East Williams Street

Apex, NC 27502

919.303.2400

Menu at Skipper’s Fish Fry

Location on Google Maps


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Filed Under: Apex, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Seafood Restaurants

May 17, 2016 by Ron Wen Leave a Comment

First Take: Fresh Seafood at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville

Front of Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining
Front of Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining

When you think of seafood, it’s hard to go wrong with oysters, shrimp and fish. And with the lengthy NC coastline, we’ve got access to some great seafood options here in the Triangle! Full Moon Oyster Bar is a small seafood restaurant chain with four locations in state. The Morrisville location is one of the newer ones and located in the Park West complex along with Bad Daddy’s and Buffalo Wild Wings.  Thankfully I had an excuse for a lunch visit recently and there were a couple of surprises that popped up during my visit…

Front bar at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining
Front bar at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining

Up front, Full Moon Oyster Bar is really deceiving. Narrow storefront with the generic strip mall signage. When you step inside you’re immediately in front of a bar-bar area with lots of weathered and antiqued woods. The main dining room is to the side and quite deep! The decor here at Full Moon Oyster Bar is totally nautical with heavy beach influences. The chairs are made of worn colored box slats with oyster bucket lamps overhead. What’s odd is the seating. There’s no standard four tops but instead, 4 or 5 horse-shoe shaped oyster bars with high-chair seating! So not a great option if you’re dining in a larger group and want to have some table conversation. My friend and I grab a couple of seats at the first bar to keep things easy for the staff.

Dining area at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining
Dining area at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining

The lunch menu here at Full Moon Oyster Bar is pretty sure, primarily sandwiches but they do serve the full dinner menu all day.  My first visit here means I get to try out a lot! We order up a dozen char-grilled oysters to start with and the daily special is a Calabash seafood platter so we’ll take two of those, oyster bar-keep! But before we even get our food, a couple of aluminum trays are brought out with some pre-lunch snacks on it: a dish of slaw and seasoned red-skin potatoes. I’ve never seen this before but I can go with the food flow. The taters are tender and nicely seasoned while the slaw is pretty standard.

Cole slaw and seasoned potatoes at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining
Cole slaw and seasoned potatoes at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining

Our oysters come out to start the real meal. We’ve got 12 seared oysters with some butter and cheese melty on top. Two pieces of toasted bread are served on top, it reminds me a bit of the char-grilled oysters I’ve gotten in New Orleans. And it’s a tasty, salty and rich treat, while I sometimes enjoy raw oysters, I prefer them cooked up in my world and Full Moon Oyster Bar does a nice job here.

Char-grilled oysters at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining
Char-grilled oysters at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining

The seafood plate come out next and includes a piece of fried flounder, some smallish shrimp, hush-puppies and seasoned fries. Served with some cocktail and tartar sauce, it’s a good looking plate. Looks like they are using a light corn meal covering here on the fried foods for a bit of substance. The seafood is all solid and fresh, I wasn’t a huge fan of the hush-puppies but the fries are a nice accompaniment to the meal! Overall it’s just the right amount of food and nicely fried (little grease) for lunch.

Calabash seafood plate at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining
Calabash seafood plate at Full Moon Oyster Bar in Morrisville- NC Triangle Dining

Oddly enough, service at Full Moon Oyster Bar was a bit slower than expected. While the lunch crowd did grow over time, it was pretty empty coming in and getting the meal wrapped up and grabbing the check took longer than expected. But it doesn’t seem like a regular problem on their online reviews so maybe we just caught them on a tough day. So overall I was pretty impressed with Full Moon Oyster Bar. Standard seafood menu around here but pretty cool decor and reasonable prices for what you get and I’ve got few complaints. So if you’re in Morrisville and wanting a taste of the beach and NC coast you might want to stop by Full Moon Oyster Bar. They’re as real as you get for seafood but in nicer digs, enjoy!

 

Full Moon Oyster Bar

1600 Village Market Place

Morrisville, NC 27560

919.378.9524

Location on Google maps

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Filed Under: Morrisville, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Oysters, Seafood Restaurants

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