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Boathouse Restaurant

3.4 (370 reviews)
ModerateSeafood, Steakhouses
Open • 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Joe P.

I love almost everything about this. The Waiter was nice, the view was amazing, and we had a great time. However food to a little while to cook.

Crabcake
Nick C.

Caught the early dinner special at Boathouse. It's a pretty large restaurant, with indoor and outdoor seating. Ambiance is nice, with large windows and views of the marina. We ended up being seated in their upstairs dining room. The dinner specials start at about $20. I got the blackened chicken alfredo with a crab cake on the side. Crab cake was a backfin crab cake, but it was decent. The blackened chicken alfredo was pretty bad though. It was extremely salty, and the chicken had the texture and flavor of the precooked Perdue grilled chicken. If I came back, i'd definitely get something different.

Linguini & Clams
Olivia W.

Came here during the early bird special! We were seated right away and our waitress was so efficient and quick to take our orders. The seafood specials were very decently priced. I got the broiled scallops and it was a very large portion of scallops. You get two sides and a salad with this combo! It was plenty of food and we all enjoyed our meals! Will come back!

Coconut Shrimp
chris k.

Great tasting food. Very nice atmosphere inside or out plenty of seating in both. Service is kinda slow from ordering drinks from the bar but other then that the food is very tasty. Tuna was cooked perfect and had amazing flavor, the shrimp was fired great and the fish is very fresh

Elsie C.

Great for sunset dinner. Outdoor dining area is nice. But .... Food leaves ALOT to be desired. The bruschetta wasn't fresh. Tomato was soggy and borderline gross. The bruschetta "toast" was terrible. Tasted like stale croutons. The crab bisque was a pinch over salted, but generally good. Had visible crab meat. It was the only thing we got that I'd recommend. The fried combination was super meh. Fried scallops were ok. Fried flounder was gross. Tasted not fresh. The baked potato was so dry. Like it was baked and kept heating for hours. So dry could have been a raisin. Good place for drinks and a view. Food, not for me. Giving it 3 stars because our server was very nice and the place has a great atmosphere & sunset view.

Chicken Parmesan with two sides. Baked potato and green beans.
Ryan B.

We went on a Tuesday at 3pm which happened to be Happy Hour (3pm-5pm) The bartenders Jack and Tommy were awesome. My first drink was a Vodka Club Soda and Lime which was covered by happy hour. My next three were Orange Crush and they were insanely delicious.They were not covered under the Happy Hour Menu. The happy hour apps we ordered were Mozzarella Sticks (Square kind) and a decent marinara sauce and also fried calamari in a basket with onion and jalapeno slices.I ate almost the entire basket they were so good. We got a table around 4:30pm outside (bayside) and our waitress was Carlie. Carlie was extremely friendly,knowledgeable and professional.She was very helpful with our ordering decisions. Our meals were the Chicken Parmigiana with Greens beans and a baked potato (you get a choice of two side with entrees and except the pasta entrees. You do get salad with all entrees. The salad dressing that comes with the side salad is tangy like olive gardens. We also had a Caesar salad and bruschetta. All of the food was delicious. It was a 90° day so it was hot but they do have inside seating with air conditioning as well. The bathrooms were clean. I have to say I'd definitely come back again!

Scallops Imperial
Donata N.

We've been to the Boathouse a handful of times and the food is usually above average in quality, taste and price. Arrived on a Sunday around 5 during peak season to actually find the restaurant not as busy as expected. We sat at the bar until all of our party arrived. The orange crush was strong and refreshing. Hostess came over and said a large party had arrived, did we want to be seated now or wait another 15 or so in the bar. We opted to stay in the bar for another beverage while we listened to the guitar player sing. Our table for dinner was on the outside deck with a view of the marina. I recommend the deck until the sun starts to set for half of the table was blinded. Sarah was our waitress and she provided great service. I ordered the stuffed scallops. The scallops broiled perfectly and sweet. Plenty of lump crab in stuffing. Oysters fresh and briny. Food delicious. Service good. Views and atmosphere pleasing. Be prepared to spend $ though but it Wildwood in July.

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Too much greenery on plate not enough food. Drinks were good. Good for a seafood restaurant very low quality. New chef needed.

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