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    Rahim's Seafood

    3.1 (94 reviews)
    ModerateSouthern, Seafood
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Rahim's Seafood
    Ahmad W.

    I visited for the first time ever on 5-8-2026. This spot is deep in East Point. The reputation precede this place iykyk. Established in 1972. The first seafood restaurant in Atlanta GA. The food is cooked to order. Fresh hot and delicious. This fish sandwich is a sandwich and a half! Best fish sandwich I ever had! I got the fish supreme combo comes with fries and a can soda. Pull up and check them out definitely worth the trip not a disappointment. Great people with the customer service and environment.

    Shrimp dinner
    Victor N.

    If you don't mind traveling through the trenches to get food then here ya go! I ordered online that seems to be a problem but after a 45 minute wait I finally got food! It was pretty good but there are places with a little faster service. I will not give them a bad review but I can't give them five stars either. We will try them again because the food was decent!

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    Amber M.

    If you're truly from Atlanta -- especially the Westside -- Rahim's Seafood needs no introduction. This place has been feeding the city since 1972, starting on MLK for 30 years and now holding it down on Campbellton Road for the last 18 years. That kind of longevity doesn't happen by accident. Rahim's was the first Black-owned seafood restaurant in Atlanta to serve fresh fish, and you can tell the legacy is still alive and well. The founder may be gone, but his daughter now runs the restaurant, and the quality, flavor, and heart are still there. Let's talk food. The Rahim wings with the special sauce are a MUST -- battered, crispy, and full of flavor. These are real old-school wings, not trendy, just done right. The whiting sandwich is huge and perfectly fried. The fried okra is crispy with zero slime. And the fried fish and shrimp platter? Fresh, hot, seasoned well, and the portion is generous. The real star for me was the homemade tartar sauce -- creamy, tangy, and perfect on both the shrimp and fish. You can tell it's made in-house and not poured out of a bottle. Rahim's isn't flashy or trying to be something it's not. It's consistent, historic, and rooted in the community. This is the kind of place generations grew up on -- and that matters. If you're visiting Atlanta and want real food with real history, or if you're local and somehow haven't been yet, do yourself a favor and stop by. Rahim's Seafood is a Westside staple and a true piece of Atlanta history.

    A whiting fish sandwich  supreme!!!

    Everything went very smoothly!!!the wait wasn't long . Food was fresh,jazz was playing in the background very clean!!!

    Earl S.

    Great spot. It's a typical hole in the wall--not much to look at from the outside but bursting with flavor and amazing food. It wasn't very crowded. I dropped in for a late lunch. The owners/attendants are very kind and make sure you understand the menu and get exactly what you ordered. They have a pretty extensive menu of various combinations of fish, shrimp, and the like. Parking is limited. They also have an assort of desserts that I didn't get a chance to try but that fish is amazing. The wait is about 15 minutes. There is a decent amount of indoor seating. The fish comes come with this delectable coleslaw, fries, and delicious shrimp. They do good fried seafood right. The hushpuppies are interesting. They are like a sweet, fried cookie. They are not like any hushpuppies I've ever had. Take that for whatever you think it means. But I love the fish and the shrimp and that terrific coleslaw. They have wings to but I don't see the point with all of that amazing seafood. The owner is very sweet and makes sure you get exactly what you ordered and what you need. Great spot! Get the floudner and the whiting!

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    Melo L.

    I would recommend the fish Waitress service - so so Wait time to be seated - none just walk in Wait time for food - 20-30mins Food - fish and fries Ambiance- get your food and go literally Overall I would not come back.. my food got mess up and only 1 piece of fish for 8 or 9dollars you can keep it Improve everything

    Christine Y.

    This spot is next to a gas station and it's really small, expect to smell like fried fish when you leave. I got the fish and shrimp combo and the hubs got the supreme (fish sandwich). We waited 48mins. I was EXTREMELY disappointed, after the first 15 mins I went to the car. I called him and he said "still waiting" he finally came out and by that time I was STARVING (first meal of the time on a road trip) I opened the box to 2 nice size pieces of whiting and 1 tiny one. It was OK, but it NEEDED sauce. Tarter, hot sauce heck anything. There was NONE in the bag nor were there napkins. There were about 6 nice sized shrimp but they were bland like the whiting. The frozen to oil cooked fries were seasoned tho. The hush puppies (you get 2) wasn't edible. It was SWEET and oily. I know there's an oily belch to come. The hubs asked for his sandwich to be made without ketchup or tomato and YOU GUESSED IT both were on there. Will I return? ONLY if he decides to come back but I'll make sure to ASK for sauce for the fish and definitely ask them to hold the hush puppies (which is sad bc I'm a hush puppy LOVER). To top it all off, he also got a medium size Arnold Palmer, they gave him a small cup which they charged over $4 for. If they're going to charge $2 for lemonade and $2 for iced tea why not put it in a larger cup? Of course there's ice in this cup.

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