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Dock's Oyster House

4.3 (1.7k reviews)
Open • 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Classy
Happy hour specials
Good for groups

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Homemade oyster crackers, tequila and soda, roll
Alison C.

We had been big fans of Knife + Fork, so we were eager to try the group's Dock's Oyster House restaurant as well. Our rideshare pulled up in front of the place, which was on the main thoroughfare of Atlantic Avenue, though I would not say that it seemed like the safest area. Thankfully, the place offered valet parking to those who needed it. As we entered the historical building, I had expected to see a similarly quaint interior, but it had clearly been renovated. It was more like a modern inn, balancing accent walls of exposed brick with contemporary light fixtures. The bar was completely packed with diners and imbibers, and there was an elegant pianist curating a live playlist for everyone. We were escorted to our table on the other side of main floor, where we were served by the fantastic, Taz, who was friendly, engaging, and helpful. Before we placed our orders, we were given large, sesame semolina rolls, which had a crisp crust and fluffy interior. Each table was also adorned with a giant bowl of homemade oyster crackers, which were a touch dry and benefitted from a small spoonful of chopped horseradish, which was displayed next to the crackers. I enjoyed these treats with a Mijente Tequila with Club Soda for a reasonable $12. From there, we progressed right to our entrees. I decided to go with the nightly special of Macadamia-Crusted Halibut, which was perfectly tender and had a hint of sweetness on its own. It was then topped with a chunky mango salsa and a creamy pineapple-mango sauce to kick that sweetness up a notch. However, that was also offset by its plating with more earthy sides of sauteed spinach and well-seasoned rice pilaf. The dish was fantastic and should really be on the menu all of the time. My companion went with the 12-ounce Filet Mignon, which was presented without that crust most of us enjoy, but the meat itself was like butter; it was tender, juicy, and clearly of excellent quality. The steak was a generous size to begin with, but it also came with Yukon gold mashed potatoes, a few onion rings, and some stalks of asparagus. It was a phenomenal deal for $52, and my partner could not stop raving about how great it all tasted. Lastly, we simply had to give their dessert options our consideration and went with the Bailey's Chocolate Mousse. While the texture was nice, and there was a thin layer of chocolate cake underneath the whipped mousse, it tasted more like standard milk chocolate than the Irish Cream liqueur. It was rather mild, but barely worth acknowledging it as a flaw after what was otherwise such a fabulous experience. Our dinner at Dock's Oyster House was so delicious, that we started planning our next meal there before we even paid the check! I would definitely recommend giving the place a shot.

Krystal R.

I made a reservation in advance since the restaurant tends to book up quickly. Despite having a reservation, we still waited about 10 minutes to be seated. We were a party of two and were seated toward the very back of the restaurant, which wasn't the most ideal location. Our waitress was pleasant and friendly, but she appeared to be managing several tables at once, which I felt affected the overall level of attentiveness. We ordered the Rockefeller oysters, lobster tail, and one of the fish specials. The food was good overall, but nothing particularly stood out or wowed us. One disappointment was that the Rockefeller oysters contained bacon, we do not eat bacon, but unfortunately, our waitress did not make us aware that it was included in the dish after stating that wasn't something we wished to eat. Overall, it was a decent experience, but compared to my first visit, there were a few areas that could use improvement.

Paige B.

The same owners of Knife and Fork and it shows! Such amazing seafood and I got to try a bunch of new things! The place was beautiful but it does get crazy right at open for happy hour at the bar so make sure youre there early if you want that. There's literally a line waiting... We started off with the Shrimp Ceviche. It was super flavorful and tasted very fresh. Then we got the Grilled Octopus and it was FABULOUS! The flavor just encased your mouth when you take a bite. Its not overly chewy and the beans underneath made a great addition to each bite you took. I had NEVER tried oysters before and I finally mustered up the courage and tried one and im glad i did. It was delicious and im so glad they allow you to try just one so you don't waste money if its not your thing. The server was so nice to offer because I told her id never tried one. After that we tried the Maine and Manhattan Chowders. Both were super yummy and had a great taste and a good amount of clams.... another thing I had never tried before... WORTH IT. Then came the main course. I got the Flounder and Crab while my boyfriend got the Brazino. Both were so delicious and so light and yummy. I honestly can't say one thing i did not like about the food at this place. It was all so good. To finish off dinner, we got the Creme Brulee and an English Coffee to share. Again AMAZING. If you're ever down in Atlantic City, this place is a MUST GO!

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Happy Hour Review Preface: My wife and I were visiting AC to celebrate her birthday. As frequent visitors to AC, I'm a bit embarrassed that we've never been before but here we are. Before I get into the details, I'll simply say this place is SPECTACULAR!!! I was thoroughly impressed by the ambience, food, relative affordability (for seafood), and customer service. Additionally, we were so impressed that we came back the next day for another Happy Hour! This will be a long winded review because Dock's deserves the accolades and future potential diners! Oyster on the Half Shell ($1.50 each): Incredible, clean tasting oysters. I prefer a brinier oyster but I can't ignore the quality and freshness.. It was served with lemon, horseradish, and a homemade vinegar mixture. I asked for tabasco on the side. As mentioned earlier, I do prefer a brinier oyster but these oysters were a clean palate for you to customize as you please. Regardless of your oyster preference, order a few to start off your experience. Broiled Oysters ($1.75 each): There were two options: Rockefeller or Champagne Leak. We only ordered 2 (Champagne Leak) because we wanted to explore more of the Happy Hour Menu. The broiled oysters were presented on the half shell with what looked like a creamy leek infused sauce. Beautiful flavor! Fried Oysters ($1.75 each): They offered 4 different types: plain, buffalo, parmesan, and wasabi encrusted. I loved them all. We ordered 2 of each and it was served with tartar sauce. All 4 offered different flavor profiles. The Plain sounds boring but it's the perfect vessel for you to dress it as you please. The Parm was one of my favorite bites here. It was breaded, fried, and topped off with cheese and red sauce. It was fabulous. I can't give an honest review of the Wasabi and Buffalo fried oyster as my palate was bombarded with multiple plates, condiments, and drinks at the same time. Fried Calamari ($7.25): Simple, fresh, delicious. Although fried, it didn't come out greasy. Simple breading or flour dusted and fried served with lemon and cocktail sauce. No curve balls with this fried calamari. Lobster Mac and Cheese ($11): Beautifully presented Mac and Cheese served on top of a half split lobster. Great traditional casserole style Mac and Cheese (in taste, not presentation). Bits of lobster incorporated as well. It's a nice change of pace from oysters galore.I understand it's lobster but for the most expensive item on the Happy Hour Menu, I expected a little bit more meat. Tuna Tacos ($7.75): Star of the Show! Raw tuna chunks are diced and served in crispy wonton tacos. The crispy wonton had an incredible crunch. Wonderful upfront flavor but it doesn't stop there. There are back notes of something I can't pinpoint...a touch of wasabi and/or sesame oil??? I honestly can't tell you but it brings such a complexity to the dish. This is a must order. Even if you don't like raw fish, please do yourself a favor and try it! My favorite bite of 2026!! Ambience: old school but upgraded and grand design. Beautifully stocked upstairs and downstairs bar. The pianist played classic music. Customer Service: although we weren't seated. The bartender accommodated us to stand on the side of the bar, he told us it was against policy to serve food to standing customers (understandable) but he obliged. The bartender's name was Joe. Excellent bartender/server. Overall: we were so impressed we told ourselves that we had to come back the next day and we did. Day 2 food reviews below. TOTAL: $141.58 + $30 tip, 4 alcoholic drinks ordered. Day 2 Food Review House made Meatballs ($6.25): Great choice if you want to switch up away from seafood. Great presentation with 3 meatballs drenched in red sauce and topped with a Parmesan crisp. Overall it was tasty but I prefer a slightly sweeter red sauce. Deviled Eggs ($6.25): The Deviled Eggs here are topped off with a fried oyster. I'm a huge texture guy and traditionally deviled eggs are a mushy hot mess but here the crispy fried oyster is the perfect contrast. Served with a honey drizzle. Will order again! Clams Casino ($6.50): Clams topped off with charred red and green bell peppers and bacon. Aesthetically beautiful and colorful. More importantly, it was delicious. Notes of bacon are felt but surprisingly the charred peppers come through with a slight sweet profile. Mini Crab Cakes ($7.75): Traditional crab cake with a red pepper sauce. Good serving size, good amount of crab, and very little filler inside. No frills, must order. Steam Mussels Marinara ($8.75): Mussels served over a red sauce. Served with garlic bread on the side. The garlic bread was the unsung hero of this dish. Great garlic and butter flavor. The bread stands tall against the flavorful mussels and red sauce. Customer Service: Harry was our barbartender and looked like he was enjoying his time. All the staff truly provided great service. Total: $181.17 + $40 tip, 6 alcoholic drinks ordered.

Oysters on the 1/2 Shell
chris k.

This place is incredible, if your a seafood eater it's a must try. Everything was cooked great had great flavor and was just hands down amazing. The atmosphere is really nice it reminds me of a cruise ship. They have a huge bar and the restaurant is huge. First we started off with the oysters and they were amazing I love raw oysters and these were super fresh. Then we got the Clams Casino and they were one of the best Iv ever had, the flavor was on point the peppers were perfect and has lots of flavor, the bacon was cooked great as well. The clam itself was perfect not chewy at all just a great choice. The Grilled octopus was very good. Super tender great flavor and the beans are a great touch gives it another burst of flavor that just works and tastes great. We then shared the docks seafood fry and yes that picture is a shared portion of it which is a lot of food and let me tell you that was AMAZING. First off the tartar sauce was one of the best Iv ever had it's got a dill pickle flavor that I absolutely loved. The shrimp was breaded and cooked perfectly as well as the piece of fish and they had soo much flavor. The crab cake was perfect as well I love crab cake and this one is up there with one of the best iv ever had. The service was great there are a ton of servers and they constantly check up on you and the food and I love that. All in all it was a great experience and I will definitely be coming back when visiting Atlantic City.

Amazing !!!
Joseph B.

"A Touch Of Class !" Dock's Oyster House in Atlantic City is a must try for seafood lovers who find themselves in AC for a little spring/summer fun. The atmosphere is extremely classy and bubbling with activity throughout the establishment. Once you enter Dock's there's no question you instantly understand the rich tradition that makes this restaurant a class above the rest. I wanted something that was fitting for true celebration of parenthood as a father. I ordered the 2oz stuffed lobster tail and the corn & crab soup. The lobster was absolutely amazing... juicy, and stuffed with seasoned crab imperial. The corn and crab soup was hot and served as a great kick start to an awesome solo date. Dock's oyster selection was amazing and left me thinking about grabbing another dozen of the meaty, sweet-salty oysters I tried.Im planning another trip to AC at the beginning of August, and it's no question I'll be reserving a table at Dock's Oyster House the first night I'm there !!!

Soup

We come here every year over the last 5 years. Great vibe, just try not to get up stairs as its like a barn. I see this place has reduced in quality over the last few years. Last year my friend had the crab augratin and it was stank, and the staff seemed not to care. This year I got the Main soup and the clam was black. Stained my shirt, I got a new one that had no flavor but no color the compensation. To review the rest... Staff and vib were were nice. The aps where nice but the seafood Tower seemed old and dry. The dinners were ok... I had the Bronzino and it was flavorless, the others had scallops at $45 a clip and crab meat added for another $12 and still just ok for $57. I use to love this place but will never go back again.

Kim M.

Made reservations for dinner before a show. We were seated immediately and greeted by Shannon our server. Started off with fried calamari, tuna tartare, and a 1/2 dozen Blue Point oysters. The food came out quick. The calamari was crispy and salted perfectly. The tuna was fresh and the oysters were excellent. For dinner we ordered the Tuna and the lobster roll. The tuna was prepared rare and melted in your mouth, and the lobster roll was just the right portion with a buttered roll and crispy fries. Our service and food were excellent!. The parking on the side of the restaurant was terrific. Can't wait to come back for happy hour!

Amanda L.

Definitely have a reservation if you're planning to come to this spot. We had a late dinner reservation and pretty much every seat in the house was full. We started with the fish dip and appetizer sampler. Then we had the clam and corn/crab chowders followed by the fish of the day and crab cakes. The main entrees were a little disappointing but the standouts were the corn/crab chowders followed and the fish dip.

Manhattan clam chowder
Robert G.

Came here for dinner while here for a conference. Sat down and served water and ordered drinks. Rolls with butter served. Ordered shrimp cocktail and fried calamari as an appetizer. Very good. Ceaser salad , manhattan clam chowder, con chowder and main clam chowder all served. Everyone liked their soups with real clams served. Our entrees which took a very long time to come were all very good. Fried seafood platter, salmon special, stuffed flounder and soft shell crabs. Dessert was the banana cream pie which is always great. Ambiance was very nice. Will be back next year.

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Nisha B.

Met some friends for a Wednesday evening dinner. Shannon was a great waitress. We ordered several plates, apps, and drinks. I had the pecan crusted salmon. Delish We had the seafood tower, oysters were really good 2 Bathroom stalls Street parking

Mel K.

Stopped in for happy hour which started at 4pm! A line was already forming at 330, it was insane how many people filled up so quickly ! We sat at the bar of course , they took our drink order and eventually came for our food order. We basically ordered everything on the happy hour menu to try , I mean it all sounded so delicious might as well! The corn and crab soup wasn't exactly that good , it was a little cold when it came to me which was a bit disappointing. The fried oysters and mac cheese were very good! They did forget to bring out my calamari which was the main thing Jew as looking forward to . Sucks it came out at the end where I got full and couldn't enjoy it as well.

Maine Clam Chowder
Brian M.

Dock's Oyster House, a stalwart since 1897, still whispers old Atlantic City as you step inside -- piano and raw bar upon entry, woods and ornateness, and a merman sign glowing under warm light, evoking salty tales of the sea. The seafood tower arrived regal on crushed ice: briny oysters, plump shrimp, sweet clams, cracked lobster, and a zesty ceviche crown. Fresh lobster gleamed crimson perfection. Branzino, crisp-skinned and lemon-kissed, nestled on quinoa beside vibrant greens. Yet the true revelation was the Maine clam chowder--clams proudly in shell, broth cream-tinged yet restrained, never heavy, a harmonious dance of ocean and shellfish. A dessert I'll forever remember - Joe's Cheese Pie. Decadent and delightful. Service, merely adequate, tempered the joy. Still, Dock's delivers timeless delight for the discerning palate.

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The drinks and food were all amazing. Bartender was awesome. Love the happy hour vibe.

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Great food and service it's the signature AC restaurant! The oldest family owned seafood restaurant in the country!

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Dock's never disappoints. Year after year, the best of the best in AC. Arlene, you are missed.

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How much are drinks happy hour And appetizers?

There are no special prices for drinks during happy hour but appetizers are are a real bargain. They are listed on the menu

Is it hard to get a reservation?

Yes very hard. If you don't mind eating at the bar you can usually get a seat if it's NOT Happy Hour which is 4-6. They have great happy hour deals but the bar gets pretty crowded. Go early

Can men wear shorts?

Sure, as long as they aren't basketball/gym shorts or look tattered.

Any dress code?

No dress code that I have noticed. The crowd generally trends towards the nicer end of casual though.

Is it ok to book reservations on line. Or call and make reservations?

I think they use resy for online stuff. Or just call them they are very helpful.

Is the happy hour menu at the bar only?

Yes happy hour is only at the bar and high top tables next to bar. I would get there 30 min ahead of time and wait in line outside to get in. Once the bar is filled you have to wait

Do you gyuys have outdoor dining area? Also is service dog allowed?

Happy hour for everyday?

Yes every day.

What is the best mild white fish on the menu right now?

Flounder!

When is happy hour?

Hi Marlena, We have happy hour every day of the week from 4-6pm!… 

Do you have outside seating?

We do not have outside seating right now.

Do you need reservations on a Monday?

Hi Marlena, Reservations are not required, but they are definitely recommended, even on a Monday!

Will you have holiday hours Christmas Eve/Christmas Day? 12/24/20-12/25/20?

Hi Natasha, We are closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.… 

Is happy hour still available?

NOT during COVID-19 :(

Do you prefer upstairs or downstairs?

Downstairs

Are they still doing happy hour?

Don't think so. Bar not open. Outdoor dining only under tent. We were just there on Friday at 4pm. No happy hour specials were mentioned

What is so special about their happy hour?

$1 oysters at the bar

Is Happy hour everyday?

Yes 4-6! There will be a line waiting to get in at 4

What time is happy hour?

wow Magarito was amazing and guided us through the amazing drink and appy menu wo

Are there deals on raw bar/snacks for Happy Hour?

yes! the happy hour is only in the bar section but it has 1.25 cooked oysters, and i believe 1.00 oysters,and a shrimp cocktail. there is a whole menu of food just for the bar section for happy hour. i posted a photo with the most recent happy hour… 

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Love to find a gluten free restaurant in AC for celiacs!…read more The Byrd Cage is a gluten free kitchen (note-they do have regular/non gluten free hamburger and sandwich rolls.) The menu is a little varied-hamburgers, roast beef sandwiches, crab cakes, soups, and pasta. I had the burger which was delicious followed by the shecrab soup, and banana pudding. The shecrab was full of crab. The pudding was quite good, almost as good as Magnolia's Bakery. They're on Ubereats so I ended up having it delivered to my hotel. Highly recommend for celiacs going to AC!

My partner and I were recently in AC from Philadelphia for our anniversary. There aren't many…read morequeer-specific spaces in AC, but Byrdcage had great reviews as a friendly neighborhood bar/restaurant, so we tried it for dinner. It's cute, clean and quiet, with a retro-'90s-gay-bar vibe: The Birdcage playing on multiple TVs and kitschy decor throughout. The staff were friendly and accommodating...until they weren't. We know Atlantic City is an expensive tourist trap, so $18 nachos didn't shock us. We were in the mood for trashy bar food and each ordered a plate: my partner got chicken, I got beef. Before ordering, I specifically confirmed the beef was GROUND beef, not steak, and was assured it was. The nachos were fine, but my "ground beef" was very clearly pre-made hamburger patties--probably frozen--broken into pieces, not seasoned ground beef prepared for nachos. But again: bar food. We also each ordered a $12 dessert: chocolate mousse with whipped cream for him and banana custard for me. What arrived was basically chocolate and banana pudding, likely straight from an industrial can. Okay then. The real problem came with the bill: we were charged an additional $10 for the chicken and $7 for the beef, the latter appearing only as a generic line item. The menu CLEARLY says: "choice of jerk chicken, beef or seasonal veggies." It says absolutely nothing about an upcharge. Everyone understands that if a listed choice costs extra, the menu needs to SAY so. In no world am I paying $28 for nachos with chicken. I brought this to the attention of the bartender and our waiter, and the bartender actually AGREED that the menu clearly says "choice of" implying you choose which one you want on your $18 nachos. The waiter, however, was argumentative and it became very awkward. Ultimately and reluctantly the additional charges were removed, with the caveat that "next time" we visit we will know. There will not be a next time. :\

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Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill - Earl's Old Fashioned

Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill

3.5(1.4k reviews)
0.3 mi
•$$

We were looking for a spot to get a little food after a show, and found open seating here at the…read morebar. We ordered two waters and the duck poutine. Our food arrived quickly. The duck was very tender and the cheese curds with the fries was perfect. Service was good and the food was fantastic. Such a great ending to a perfect night!

2-Star Review -- Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Caesars Atlantic City…read more August 23, 2026 at 5 pm I really wanted to like Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill at Caesars Atlantic City, especially given the reputation of the chef and the prices you expect at a restaurant like this. Unfortunately, our experience was a big disappointment. The seating was the first problem. We were initially offered seats on a railing directly next to a very busy walkway. It felt more like sitting in a mall food court than dining at a restaurant associated with a famous chef. We were eventually moved to a bench-style seat that was so low that we had to sit in separate chairs next to each other just to be comfortable. It made it difficult to even talk to or see each other. The food didn't improve things. Potato Leek Soup: Served lukewarm, with very little flavor and a consistency more like a flour-based paste than soup. The bacon pieces were actually the best part. French Onion Soup: There was more cheese stuck to the outside of the bowl than actually in the soup. The broth tasted more like bouillon than a rich beef stock. Burger: Also arrived lukewarm, which was especially surprising since I ordered it well done. The meat itself was good, but the pickles were easily the highlight--they were excellent. The burger came with one small piece of lettuce. Fish & Chips: This was the best dish of the meal. The fish was good, although there was quite a bit of excess breading on the ends. There were also gnats flying around the dining area, which certainly didn't help the experience. Another odd thing for a restaurant of this caliber is that there are no restrooms inside the restaurant. You have to leave the restaurant and go out into the busy hallway to find one. Again, it contributed to the feeling that we were dining in a food-court environment rather than a destination restaurant. The service was just okay. Nothing was terrible, but nothing was memorable either. When our food arrived, our server asked if everything "looked" alright, but never returned to actually ask how the food was. For a restaurant carrying the Gordon Ramsay name, I expected much more attention to detail and hospitality. Overall, I honestly felt the service was comparable to what I'd expect at a local pizza shop or an airport restaurant in Concourse C--not what I expected from a famous chef's restaurant. Two stars. The fish and chips and those pickles were good, but that's not enough to overcome the seating, lukewarm food, lack of flavor, gnats, mediocre service and overall atmosphere. For a Gordon Ramsay restaurant, I expected an experience worth remembering. Unfortunately, this is one I'll remember for the wrong reasons.

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Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill - Modeled after the famous concept brought by the Michelin Star Chef to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, the Atlantic City menu fea...

Modeled after the famous concept brought by the Michelin Star Chef to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, the Atlantic City menu fea...

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