Catered our girlfriend gathering and cannot rave enough about the steamed shrimp with corn on the…read morecob, new potatoes, and seasoned perfectly. Served with fresh green beans and Brussels sprouts that were cooked to perfection. It was what you dream about when you think of Shrimp Boil. Oh, and don't forget Gammy's Shrimp Dip. I ate every drop.

Amazing food and great service. A little bit on the pricey side but not to bad. Only reason it's a…read more4 and not a 5 is because the waitress left us waiting for 30 minutes before checking if we needed something else to drink

Amazing crabs!!! Steamed hot and fresh. Yummy desserts too! Will return to sample some other items…read morein the near future.

Boondocks has great food & service. It's definitely worth the drive, especially to support local!…read more Highly recommend to everyone

My family and I have been coming for years. it's hands down the best seafood in Richmond. It's hot,…read morefresh, and tasty! literally every item on the menu is a hit (from fried food to the seafood boil). Nathan, the owner, is super attentive and he never forgets a face. it makes you feel like family and I love that feeling. As always we will be back!

I was really looking forward to this and was greatly disappointed by the overcooked, dry-as-a-bone…read morefried shrimp. The sweet potato fries were also in an undercooked, gooey clump. Don't bother.

First time customer. We were greeted in a friendly manner and promptly seated…read more The waiter was attentive without being intrusive. Plates were promptly removed and refills were offered. The restaurant was clean on both the interior and exterior. The buffet was also clean and orderly. The shrimp and oysters were particularly good. Downside- The salmon was a little cold and not to my liking. The price is a bit on the high side. Overall, a good experience.

Every trip to Myrtle Beach includes a stop at Captain George's, so we were pleasantly surprised to…read morediscover there's one in Williamsburg too. It didn't disappoint. The atmosphere here is quite different from the Myrtle Beach location. Instead of a beachy vibe, it has more of a colonial feel that fits Williamsburg perfectly. We were seated at a cozy table for two near the fireplace, which made for a warm, relaxing atmosphere. As for the food--exactly what we'd hoped for. The crab legs kept coming, the peel-and-eat shrimp were plentiful, and everything we tried was fresh and delicious. If you're going for seafood, you'll leave happy. We arrived right when they opened, which turned out to be a great decision. The restaurant was calm and uncrowded when we sat down, but by the time we finished eating, there was a line and the place was absolutely packed. If you're in Williamsburg and craving seafood, I highly recommend Captain George's. Just do yourself a favor and go early--you'll beat the crowds and enjoy the experience even more.

Very rarely do I visit a place and am impressed with the food and service. I got the wing and…read moreshrimp combo with fries. It was made fresh to order and the seasoning is top tier. I was so impressed that I went again later in the day for the exact same meal! Pricing seems to be fair for amount & quality of food. I recommend you try this place out because it's a hidden gem in Ashland!

This small family-owned and operated business was a treasure of a find. Truly a treat!…read more Staff: Staff, father & son duo were friendly and helpful ensuring the best experience possible. Food: Simply put- mind-blowing flavors. I had the crab clusters and they were amazing but expect to be messy in the best way possible. Each side I ordered was equally impressive. I'd highly recommend their fried corn and okra. Seeing it on the menu brought a smile to my face. Atmosphere: It was relaxing and quiet as the buzz from the chef in the kitchen prepared amazingly delectable treats in this mom-and-pop-style establishment. Please treat yourself and support this small business as it is truly a gem in the rough.

Great food, excellent and joyful service, and a wonderful atmosphere. It's clearly a favorite among…read morelocals! It can be a little tricky to find since it's located toward the back of the shopping center rather than in the main core area, but it's definitely worth looking for. Go back... absolutely almost weekly. Love their tuna (blackened rare) steak, rice and mix vegetables plate.

It was a cute vibe with a live band. The service was polite and attentive. My favorite part was the…read morecrab and shrimp fried rice, so good!! The wings were also a star, they came out fresh, hot, and tasty. I saved the sushi because I was so full off of the rice and still had leftovers!

Everything was absolutely amazing, the flavors, the level of freshness. Great spot to eat and enjoy…read morethe view! Good service.

We loved Randolph's On The River. It was clean and nice with a wonderful view, nice people, and…read moregood food. Yesterday was different. Sadly, very different. Randolph's is expensive. It is a seafood restaurant and we expect to pay more for good, fresh seafood. We cannot do that often and it had been a year since we had been there. Our experience yesterday was so disappointing, I doubt we will be back. First, little things: there was no beer on tap, the cold cases were not labeled correctly with dessert names holding wine and other unknown items. The sign outside with the name of the restaurant is long past time to be refreshed. It was barely readable. The number of tables had been reduced and there were pieces of tables outside and in the dining room. It appeared that there was only one person in the kitchen and the TV blared some "reality" show instead of music playing. It still was cute and clean but it felt like something that was nearly ready for the final lap. Second, the food: the pictures shown here are "before" pictures. The crab cake sandwich, for example, was the cheapest crab meat you can buy (yes, bordering on "goo") breaded and fried. It had more binder than crab. Unlike the pictures, you could not see pieces of crab and you could not taste crab. Let me recap in order. We ordered steamed spicy shrimp. They came out and looked great. Something was wrong. I've never needed so much effort to peel a shrimp. Husband used a fork to split the shell off of the shrimp. I ended up chewing a lot of shrimp shells because I could not get them peeled off. We also ordered the Captain's Platter to share. It is huge and that's the best thing I can say about it. They were out of scallops so we substituted fried oysters and picked catfish and our two sides. The catfish, oysters and hush puppies were fine. The crab cake was, as mentioned above, terrible. Not 'disappointing.' Not 'not good.' Not 'room for improvement': terrible. Embarrassingly terrible. Our meal came out without the sides. Our waitress was busy with the one other seated table in the place having a long conversation about tattoos and tattoo places in Fredericksburg and was heading back to the kitchen when we flagged her down. By the time our sides were out, we had finished the main course. The mac and cheese and the twice baked potatoes had just come out of the oven so the were blazing hot. Let me be clear: they cooked our main and sent it out and then started firing the sides. Actually they probably cooked some else's food and then fired our sides. The mac & cheese was fine, the twice baked potato skin was so charred, it was inedible and the inside of the potato was, well... mush. It looked like they had put it in a blender resulting in a tasteless paste consistency. And then the too-hot-to-eat food was presented to us after we had finished the main. Hubs ordered iced tea, I ordered water to drink. They were nearly the same color. To describe his tea as "weak" is a kindness. Something nice: The person who waited on us was very nice and did her best. Here's the best part: we dropped $60 for two people sharing app and entree. For $60, we could have had a nice meal served in proper order that had texture and taste. Instead we got unseasoned, tasteless gruel (with the exception of the catfish) that was way below "not good." Randolph's On The River will now just be a fond memory and not a special place to go. That makes me very sad.

We drove to southern Maryland to pick crabs. Captain John's has in the past been dependably good…read more This time the food did not disappoint but the service was very rough. We ordered a dozen crabs, a pound of jumbo shrimp, a bowl of cream of crab soup, an order of hush puppies and an order of fried pickles. The soup had plenty of lumps of crab meat and a nice flavor, and the portion was ample. The crabs were described as jumbo but were closer to large. At $115 for the crabs, a dozen was enough. (Side note: when the market price is that high you really should disclose it on a specials sheet or chalkboard or something. The first mention of it was on the final bill.) The crabs were steamed well and did not taste muddy at all. The shrimp likewise was perfectly cooked. The pickles and puppies were delicious. Total bill before tip came to $200. On the high side versus expectations but not alarming. Service was worse than spotty. At times it was clear that the server had tables in multiple areas of the restaurant and needed roller skates to keep up. And there were times that she was sitting talking to other employees or with her regulars. Several things we had to ask for multiple times (melted butter for crab, drink refills, a few crackers) some of which we finally gave up on ever getting and went to the bar to request. Things like silverware had to be requested. Getting the bill took longer than necessary. All in all, service was 2 to 3 stars. Setting: Worn chairs and tables. Many televisions, all set to Maryland Lottery channels for fake horse races and keno that ran nonstop. Large lottery machine near the bar that did a steady business. This was distracting and not conducive to pleasant dining. Overall the food made the trip worth it. Will go back but not for the atmosphere or the service.

Down home feel with nice customer service. Very casual but gets to businesses for core seafood…read moreitems. I had a nice seafood platter with haddock, oysters, scallops, shrimp and a crab cake. The hush puppies are the best I've had since Chesapeake Seafood House. Pretty good potato salad and a large salad are side options. The coconut cake was good, moist, flavorful and large. The drinks were not a strength maybe beer is more of a safe bet. It's on the water eith indoor and outdoor seating in a very casual environment.

Fantastic food, friendly staff, and excellent prices. What more could you ask for? We highly…read morerecommend Paradise Bay!

My family and I were in the area for my son's graduation at Quantico and found this place. The…read morefood was delicious but it took a very long time to get the food. An Hour and a half past the time they had said. It's a little take out spot in a RV park store. The staff was extremely nice though and they were very busy. I love cheesesteaks and thought I would try it out. Everybody enjoyed their food so I guess it was worth the wait.

If you are going to Kings Dominion you will quickly find out your food choices are limited in the…read morearea. Luckily we found this place on Yelp to get a great dinner. Lots of great food choices, good prices with a friendly amd attentive staff. Our meal was great, we saw someone getting fresh guac made at their table that looked amazing. We might be headed there for a second night as well.

Service not great! As we sat the server asked if we spoke Spanish. "A little" we replied. "Do you…read morespeak English "? We asked. He half heartedly laughed. I was actually being serious. He brought our drinks and then cheese and chips. We asked for utensils. Finally brought to us. I ordered chicken soup and he set down a chicken burrito and something else. Definitely not soup. Steak my grandson ordered was rare not medium rare, but he was good with it. We waited over 30 min for him to come back to ask if we needed anything else. Just Togo we over this. The last time we were here the service was better, but I'm one of those mean Americans that believe if you work in an establishment in America you don't expect me to speak your language. Even if I did... I'm not speaking Spanish to make you feel better. ‍ If I go to another country I will speak the language or use interpreter.