Traveling from Texas and staying in a nearby motel, saw good reviews on Yelp and decided to try a…read moreboiled seafood bag. Got the snow crab legs and shrimp and the bag was hot and filled with those two plus potatoes, corn and sausage. Yum! Management was very nice, allowing me to watch NHL playoffs at the bar and the restaurant was about half full inside with a very busy takeout business. Recommend it if you are in town!

I would not return. For starters, I had the king crab. This was totally tasteless being obviously…read morefrozen for a very long time. Then the shrimp were also what appeared to be cheap Taiwan farmed shrimp. Bland and the only flavor comes from the sauce. Third the unbelievable prices here. When you pay a premium price you should get premium quality. Not here. My wife ordered fish and got boxed, frozen fish sticks. Will not be back.

All I can say is WOW! What a wonderful experience this was! From sitting outside on a beautiful…read moresummer day next to the water. To our amazing server, Alicia We started with Chicago style oysters, which we very good. I had Lobster Bisque soup and their Drunkin Shrimp , one of the best shrimp dishes I have ever had. They are right, this is way more than an appetizer. The sauce is absolutely amazing and the freshly cooked focaccia bread dipped in the sauce was so yummy! Hubby had the Lobster Ravioli, he said the sauce was really good as were the ravioli.

My hubby and I stopped in for a quick bite and a few drinks before heading to a game on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. This place is always busy, and were told the wait would be about an hour and a half. Thankfully, my husband kept an eye on the bar area and managed to grab a seat as soon as one opened up. A second seat became available shortly after, so we were both able to settle in at the bar. Once seated, service was quick and friendly. Our drinks arrived promptly, and we were able to place our food order right away. We enjoyed chatting with other patrons while soaking in the cool breeze, great atmosphere, and delicious food and drinks. The drunken shrimp were absolutely outstanding -- definitely something I'll be ordering again on our next visit.

The customer service is on point. Good came out piping hot!!! I do like that they have their own…read morething going that's a little different than other seafood places offering boils. They also have lunch portions that seem to be priced just right! They have Cajun and sweet potato fry options with spicy/cajun onion rings. The batter is tempura style and gives you a light flaky crunch. The rangoons have the perfect amount of filling as well. This place is not fancy, but is date worthy. If she complains fellas, get separate checks My Arnold Palmer was a little weak, but quenched my thirst. Prices and portions are reasonable.

Got food poisoning from eating here. I should've known just by looking at the corn and crabs…read moresomething was off.

We always have the best experience there at Catch! The chef always comes out to say hello and we…read moremeet a new friend at the bar every time truly! We moved here from Cali and love it here and it's better than most all places in Cali THANK YOU TEAM GREAT JOB

Food is 5/5! Drinks were also great and the service is always top notch. My favorite is the Chilean…read moreSea Bass. As long as you don't mind the fishy smell in the restaurant, you'll be good. At least you know they're cooking fish, ha!

It is incredibly rare that I say this, but Clarksville actually has something that the…read moreinternationally recognized foodie paradise of Nashville does not! This little Cajun market used to have a spot in Nashville's Germantown, a modest building now occupied by a Taco Mamacita. Sadly, Music City lost a reliable purveyor of unique seafood that still lives on in Clarksville in an equally humble space. And thank heavens it does! I've been planning to visit Little's for about 10 years now to complete my experiment with fried alligator and fried frog legs. And I finally got to put their products to the test with a two-hour, round-trip drive followed by a full scale cooking test at home. I acquired the alligator meat and frog legs in the frozen section of this tiny store, items you simply cannot find in Nashville. I also couldn't resists the breaded fried clams also in the freezer. And I went home to commence an extensive culinary adventure. I leaped into Leap Day of 2024 by frying up my secret recipe for Nashville Hot Frog Legs. And thanks to Little's selling frog legs of exceptional quality, this is one of the best things I've cooked in the last five years! Juicer than chicken, good enough to win competitions, and worthy of starting my own food truck, this would have been impossible without such an impeccable product! And the best-kept secret might just be their frozen fried clams, nearly as good coming out of my deep fryer as the best versions I've had in Maine and Massachusetts! The alligator was pretty good, too. Let's just say that I'm an excellent gourmet cook, but I'm only as good as the quality of my ingredients. And Little's did not disappoint!

Best fish place ever Buffalo fish and crawfish and lamb…read moresteaks fresh fish good people

Consistency is spot on! Everything I have ordered has been great. The menu is huge. Four stars hereread more

Excellent food and cocktails. I had oysters on the half shell and clams. They also make a…read morehomemade wasabi honey dressing that I had with my lunch.

Christian was our server; he was attentive, kind and helpful! 2/4 people in our party ordered…read moresalads. They were generous portions and fresh! The other two people ordered catfish. Theirs was hot and delicious too. The lighting was a little dim and I don't consider myself old. It's old farmhouse style decor. Clean bathrooms.

I went to dinner with my family of eight Celebrating a…read morebirthday . The service was poor. My food was wrong when it came and then it took 15 to 20 minutes to get the correct food. When the waitress brought out the cake (which she forgot that we were going to do and she asked everyone if they want a dessert) she didn't bring any silverware. I did speak to the manager. She did comp my food because by the time I got it, the party I was with was all done. First time coming here and probably the last.

I have a new favorite restaurant in Clarksville…read more "Aroma" is an appropriate name because you smell sweet curry spices before you open the door to go into the restaurant. The restaurant is calm and quiet on the inside with well dressed tables. The lunch buffet is setup along one wall with wonderful foods to try. After you fix your first plate, fresh cooked naan arrives on your table. The buffet choices focused on various chicken dishes and vegetarian options. There was also a good selection of sauces and chutney. Spice level was mostly low to medium. This restaurant is really a treat for your tastebuds.

Although there are a few areas where I hope for improvement, Aroma has been open for a very short…read moretime. (Frankly, I'm being a bit generous, with rounding up an extra half star, because they are so newly opened.) Overall, my wife and I really enjoyed our meal (actually, "meals", given that we had two additional meals of leftovers). Also, the staff person with whom I dealt was super friendly. I am really happy that this is the closest restaurant to my home! I am including photos of pretty much everything we ordered. Clearly, as you can see from the photos, this was a To-Go order. We didn't actually order the rice, but it appears to have come with our entrées. And I did not take pictures of the sauces that typically come with some Indian dishes. Starting with the appetizers, we had Meat Samosa and Samosa Chaat. We loved the Samosa Chaat. Very flavorful, quite good textures. And even a couple days later, the leftovers were really tasty. The Meat Samosa could use a bit more work. I thought that most of the pastry was really good; good flavor to it, and most well cooked and flaky. But some of the pastry was a bit undercooked and I thought that the filling could benefit from something to help it hold together a bit better, rather than being crumbly, falling back onto the plate, and needing to be corralled with a spoon. That said, I really liked the flavor. But I would lean more towards ordering the Samosa Chaat, based on this one experience. On to the mains. The Tandoori Chicken may be the best we have ever had, anywhere. (Note: I have tried the dish in well over a dozen restaurants from coast to cost in North America.) Great flavor. Well cooked. And, importantly, still moist. So many versions are disappointingly overcooked and dried out. We will definitely be ordering this on a regular basis. The Chicken Cashmere had a delicious sauce; a really flavorful dish. I would recommend that the chicken be cooked slightly less, to help keep it tender and juicy. We were torn between ordering the Cashmere and the Korma (which we have had elsewhere), and will likely be trying the Chicken Korma next time. And, then, additionally: The Papadums were nicely cooked and are among our favorites, though there is nothing particularly special or different about these. The Paratha, one of our favorite kinds of Indian bread, were OK, but seemed to be made using a somewhat overlapping spiral, rather than the multitude of layers we have had elsewhere. Toasting it lightly (in pop-up toaster, each half cut in half again) really boosted it. The Mango Chutney was a good version, as was the Achar. The rice was cooked with some spices, and so had a more interesting flavor than one gets with plain white rice. I was asked on the phone how spicy I wanted things. I said, "medium". Maybe the question was automatic and the dishes we got were not intended to by very spicy at all or maybe they don't expect the typical Central Tennessee resident to be capsicum-tolerant, but there was really little-to-no capsicum in evidence. So, next time, as I said, we'll be trying the Chicken Korma instead of the Chicken Cashmere. And we will probably be adding a Biryani. (For the Biryani, I'll be pushing for Lamb -- we'll see how that idea goes over.) And I just noticed that they have a Coconut Soup, and that seems intriguing. And, as an aside: I offered to use my sheet scanner to create a better quality copy of the menu. The original JPEG scans were about 11.5 MB each, and I converted them to a set of more manageable ~325 KB versions. (If the restaurant wants the full original scans, I can provide them.)

THIS is the place your mother warned you about! Dark, mysterious, and the most amazing jazz that…read moreyou can imagine permeating the air like a cloud of mustard gas. Your feet snd arms start moving and Vibing ass soon as you walk in. I felt like I was entering a prohibition speakeasy and every drink felt criminal... in a good way. Shout out to Derek Williams singing and playing his sax like a master - truly captivating the entire place. Next time we will eat here because EVERY dish that came out smelled and looked fantastic. I wasn't hungry, but my senses were telling me otherwise! If you're in Nashville, you must check this spot out! Jump, Jive, AND Wail! Woooo (that's worth 50 claps Mr. Williams!)

4.5 for Skulls! This…read moreplace is amazing. From the moment we walked in, the service was top notch. My fiancé and I are getting married next week, and they surprised us with complimentary champagne, which was such a nice touch. We started with the lobster bisque and the Caesar salad. The Caesar was your standard salad, nothing that stood out, but the lobster bisque was rich, flavorful, and easily one of the highlights. They also had a great selection of cocktails and beer to choose from. For our main we split a NY Strip with mashed potatoes. Now I'm usually a ribeye guy, but I have to say this steak was cooked to perfection. It melted in your mouth, and the butter they used was spectacular. The mashed potatoes were a touch dry for my taste, though my fiancé loved them. The best part might be the atmosphere. You can feel the history the moment you walk in, and the live piano playing in the background ties the whole experience together. We will absolutely be back!

Great seafood. Oysters were top notch with tasting notes, fresh shredded horseradish, what I…read moreassume was a house hot sauce and mignonette (everything required / desired). The striped bass was good with a nice Jonah crap beurre blanc sauce. Cocktail had a good clear ice large cube presentation and a good balance of bourbon, rye amaro and bitters. I don't live in Nashville but would come back to this place when I returned. The waitress mentioned the octopus as a stand-out which I will try next time.

This is a higher end seafood spot in a beautiful setting…read more The drinks are craft. We had a large group dinner here (8 people) and tried a bunch of oysters, appetizers & entrees - see the photos. The oysters are super fresh and all the dishes were tasty, albeit SUPER heavy. They also bring a super fluffy rolls with butter to begin with. The staff are super nice :)