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US Highway 36, Avon, Indiana, 46123, United States
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May 7, 2018
I'm not really a seafood gal, but Mom always said to try new things. I love thier Lobster Bisque so I decided to try the Lobster. It was quite delightful and the service was attentive.

Mar 6, 2018
The shrimp just keep getting smaller. The crab legs were over boiled which caused them to be dry and tasteless. The lobster tails appeared to be from baby lobsters. They advertised lobster festival but it was a true joke except when the bill came. We have always eaten here and maybe the past 6 times the equality of the seafood has really gone down hill. I would never return to this place. Our bill for three without drinks was $124. I went to Sam's club, bought 3 gigantic lobster tails for $48, bought one bag of jumbo shrimp $22 and 3 pounds of king crab legs for $52. I cooked them at home and had a great meal with quality seafood for less than what it cost at Red Lobster.

Feb 28, 2018
OMG, there is nothing bad I could ever say about my favorite restaurant. My husband took me their for Valentine's Day Dinner, candles, flowers, balloons, ice cream cake that was in the shape of a heart. What fabulous people we met that night. So helpful. They helped my husband set everything up and treated us like royalty. Ten stars up with six thumbs. Enjoy

May 13, 2018
Great service. Great Food. The kitchen has difficulty following instructions for the cooking thoroughness of certain food items. Outside of that, it was a good meal.

May 10, 2018
Great waitress. Great food. Clean. Except for the three or four dirty tables i saw as we were leaving. I do hope they sanitize the tables after each guest.

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