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Prime |
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3393 Peachtree Rd NE Lenox Mall, Atlanta 30326 • 404-812-0555
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Distance:
~1197 ft * |
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Description:
BUCKHEAD. Some restaurants are known for excellent steak, and some are known for terrific seafood, but few earn a fantastic reputation for both. Prime, located in Lenox Square Mall, is the exception to that rule. Sophisticated and upscale, the dining room is adorned with touches of marble, a setting that befits the selection of great steaks. If beef doesn't prove tempting, look to live Maine lobster, wood-grilled salmon or soy-marinated sea bass. You'll also find deep-fried lobster tail, seared tuna and everything from lamb to pork and rotisserie duck. Enjoy them all, but don't forget to sample a martini or a vintage from their extensive wine list. Sushi available.
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Kyma |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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3085 Piedmont Rd, Atlanta 30305 • 404-262-0702
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Distance:
~0.50 mi * |
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BUCKHEAD. Traditional blue and white indicate immediately that the Aegean world is the focus of this appealing restaurant. Bolstering the theme are a twinkling, sky-like ceiling and massive marble columns. The cuisine recalls a coastal Greek village, and much of the fresh seafood the restaurant is known for is actually flown in from the Mediterranean. Grilled swordfish, sauteed Maine lobster, and ouzo-baked prawns join in, and lamb, duck, chicken, and steak are available as well. You also must sample the terrific supply of appetizers, which include the widely acclaimed wood-grilled octopus and plump dolmades with tzatziki.
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Hal's on Old Ivy |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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30 Old Ivy Rd, Atlanta 30342 • 404-261-0025
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Distance:
~0.93 mi * |
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Description:
BUCKHEAD. A tried-and-true neighborhood eatery, Hal's takes great pride in its traditional menu and loyal clientele. Upscale but laid-back, the restaurant serves impeccable steaks and seafood and is especially known for the quality of its flame-grilled filets. You might also sample oysters, trout almandine, osso bucco, or meaty, double-cut lamb chops. Live music adds a festive touch of live jazz, blues, rock and roll, or big band, and many folks stop by for cocktails and end up staying for dinner and into the night. Terrific service is also a plus.
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Atlanta Fish Market Restaurant |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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265 Pharr Rd NE, Atlanta 30305 • 404-262-3165
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Distance:
~0.94 mi * |
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BUCKHEAD. The extensive menu at this casual Southern restaurant features only the freshest seafood. Although the menu changes daily, typical entrees include seafood brochette with orzo, potato-crusted cod, broiled fresh-water lobster tails, and cashew swordfish. The enormous copper fish out front is a popular Buckhead landmark, and the bustling bar is a fun place to wait for a table. Reservations recommended.
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User Rating: 8.75
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Chops and Lobster Bar |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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70 W Paces Ferry Rd, Atlanta 30305 • 404-262-2675
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Distance:
~1.00 mi * |
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BUCKHEAD. Chops, a swanky local favorite, is often frequented by power brokers and features hushed tones and a well-stocked display case. Steaks take center stage, of course, and you can choose from a range of cuts and sizes. Side dishes are also noteworthy, going beyond run-of-the-mill salads and baked potatoes to include creamed spinach and walnut-raisin bread. If you want something lighter, opt for the Lobster Bar downstairs, which offers the featured crustacean along with yellow fin tuna, almond-crusted swordfish and grilled sea scallops. The wine list is excellent.
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User Rating: 9
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Hong Kong Harbor |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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2184 Cheshire Bridge Rd, Atlanta 30324 • 404-325-7630
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Distance:
~2.43 mi * |
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MIDTOWN. Hong Kong Harbor is known for having the best dim sum in town, made fresh every day. On Saturday and Sunday mornings, the dining room is packed with folks feasting on these and other Chinese favorites. As an alternative, consider the whole jumbo shrimp special-order plate. All dim sum specialties served at the weekend brunch are also available daily beginning at 11am.
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Oceanaire Seafood Room |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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1100 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta 30309 • 404-475-2277
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Distance:
~4.41 mi * |
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MIDTOWN. This stylish dining room sports the look of a circa-1930 cruise liner, and the smart, professional waitstaff works hard to create the impression that you're on a first-class voyage. The interior boasts classy wood and red leather banquettes, curving architectural details and globe lamps. The menu is packed with all manner of fresh-from-the-sea treasures: salmon, haddock, lobster, sea bass, rockfish, oysters, tuna. Worth considering are the daily specials, which can be delivered grilled, broiled or Cajun-spiced.
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Goldfish |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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4400 Ashford Dunwoody Rd Perimeter Mall, Atlanta 30346 • 770-671-0100
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Distance:
~5.45 mi * |
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DUNWOODY. At first glance, this seafooder certainly makes a strong splash, from the stunning, cobalt-blue aquarium to Leigh Smith Catherall's fantasical artwork. Dive deeper, and you'll find Goldfish can't be accused of being "all style, no sustenance." Start with an appetizer – hot ones like crab cakes or catfish served with ponzu sauce, or a colder one like peel & eat shrimp or oysters. From there, the menu takes several routes, each of them posing tempting endeavors: Charleston-style shrimp & grits, pan-roasted haddock with sweet corn and scallion chowder, and parmesan-seared skate wing.
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User Rating: 10
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McKendrick's Steak House |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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4505 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, Atlanta 30346 • 770-512-8888
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Distance:
~5.59 mi * |
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DUNWOODY. Warm and masculine, McKendrick's recalls the classic big city steakhouse thanks to a clubby interior featuring stained oak walls, comfortable leather seats, Art Deco lighting and cool, jazzy background music. This popular steakhouse delivers fabulous appetizers, enormous steaks, tender chops and succulent seafood. Start with tomato basil bisque, crisp tempura lobster or oysters Rockefeller. Then enjoy eye-popping entrees like seared duck steak with stir-fried Napa cabbage, shiitake mushrooms and citrus ginger sauce, or perhaps a mammoth 24-oz. porterhouse. The bar scene is favored by business types.
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User Rating: 9.0834
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Ray's on the River |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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6700 Powers Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta 30339 • 770-955-1187
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Distance:
~5.64 mi * |
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SMYRNA. Views of the Chattahoochee provide immediate indication that seafood is king at this, the original Ray's. A rustic, upscale setting of wood, stone, and glass surrounds diners as they delve into a menu of always-fresh fin- and shellfish. Oysters Rockefeller or the raw bar's offerings let you ease into grilled fish or something more elaborate, like sun corn-crusted trout, ginger tuna, blackened mahi, or Australian lobster tail. Steaks, pork, and chicken can also be had. Live music is available weekly, and Sunday brunch is a well-attended event that locals eagerly anticipate.
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User Rating: 10
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* All distances are
approximate "straight-line" distances.
See Directions for actual "travel distances."
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