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511 President Clinton Ave, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72201, United States
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Apr 21, 2018
Excellent local seafood restaurant! Really it’s riverfood, and it’s outstanding. From the grilled rainbow trout and red snapper, to the fried catfish and shrimp baskets, to the Poor Boy Loafs, the food is delicious. The atmosphere is a bit cramped, but very fun and local. Remember to say “make it snappy!” if you like it spicy.

May 12, 2018
Always a good meal. I love this seafood spot. Crab and oysters are fresh and the sides are amazing. Never had a bad meal here!

Apr 24, 2018
What a great find.....if you are looking for seafood and something different this is a great place to check out. It is very casual, you wait in line to order your food and then get buzzed when it is done. Portion sizes are great, and food is very flavorful. They do have nightly specials, just sad that I missed the all you can eat crawfish!

Apr 28, 2018
Great place for fried catfish, hush puppies and other great food! Love the casual atmosphere. We always stop in when we are in that part of Arkansas.

May 13, 2018
Nice family getaway and a great first impression! The snow crabs, frog legs, cheeseburger, catfish, butterfly shrimp and fries was grrrreeaaaat! We all loved it and we will be going back!

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