Cap't Loui

The lobster rolls are so good and filling. The lemon pepper fries are so zesty and good. The Cajun fries were also very delicious.

Been waiting for 30 mins to be seated because the manager was waiting for a 6 person party to have the only open table. Unexceptional first come first served.

The purpose of this review is not to hate or harm this restaurant in any way, shape, or form. That being said, I hope you take this review as an informative review. Atmosphere: I came here since it was the only place with good reviews around the area. Looking at it from the outside, it looks like it has a pretty chill vibe. However, once you're inside, you don't get that same vibe. It is kind of confusing because the style of music does not go well with the food being served. Their TVs also show more sporting channels. So, the atmosphere is a bit unclear. Service: I have got to say that the service had its ups and downs. They're attentive and welcoming. However, it took so longgggg for them to make my order. This was the first time ever I have had to wait so long to get my food. It literally took them more than 30 minutes, 35 to be exact. So, if you're planning to order at this place, do it 30 minutes ahead. Even if you're planning to dine in, come 30 minutes earlier. Food: I was hoping that my order was worth waiting 35 minutes. Unfortunately, it was not. I ordered the Shrimp Po' Boy sandwich and the Cajun Pasta. The sandwich was just a bit misleading, finding the ingredients at the top and empty space at the bottom. The pasta tastes okay until you become overwhelmed by the oil in it. I could not finish it. In my humble opinion, pasta should have more sauce than oil. Price: In my perspective, I know seafood is pricy. Therefore, you should be able to make the most of it in order for the product to be worth paying for. My experience and my order make me feel like their prices are indeed high. Perhaps their other dishes are better and worth paying for. I think that is up to you to find out.

This was an epic FAIL! Lets start with the food. We went for lunch as a test, the fries were dry, the fish was ok and the shrimp were lackluster. The atmosphere is an important factor when you're trying to enjoy a meal, there were children, that's not an issue, but playing loud rap music with curse words says alot about a place and its clientele. One mother was loudly on the phone, sticking her 4 inch nails into a lobster tail, and sucked her finger from nail to knuckle... needless to say I gagged. Too ghetto for the area of Throggs Neck. We will not be returning and if you're a decent human, look elsewhere for a nice place to enjoy your food.

Food is delicious. Service was great.

Dined in for the first time and where to start the MUSIC, FOOD, SERVICE and JUICES! were all great the bonus…BYOB!. Mixing casamigos blanc with their juices was the perfect blend. Juice is made fresh and won’t disappoint. Our server johan was awesome as first timers he explained menu options and checked on us. Definitely will be back to this seafood gem.

Best seafood boil in the Bronx!

My boyfriend and I went here on a whim after a late night Target run. We came on Sunday night around 9 pm, and they only had around 2 groups of customers come in from the duration we were there. Which after our experience, was very surprising because we loved it so much! I ordered 1/2 lb ea of crawfish and snow crab, and he ordered the fried softshell crab with Cajun fries. Both were excellently flavored and cooked; I think their boil is even better than more expensive places in the city. The NA drinks were also delicious. Our server was friendly and attentive, and the overall atmosphere was super chill with great music. We loved having dinner here and would recommend it to anyone.

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