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Skipjack's Seafood Emporium
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Ratings and Reviews for Skipjack's Seafood Emporium
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May 01 2012
Susan C. via Yelp
It's been many years since I've eaten here, but my mother in law wanted seafood and my husband and I thought this might be a good place to for a nice meal...read more
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Apr 24 2012
Kim J. via Yelp
Was in town on a Monday night and had a hankering for New England seafood. The service was good and food was OK. I liked the presentation of the lobster...read more
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Apr 10 2012
Wendy S. via Yelp
Wow, WAAAY overpriced for the lack of food on the plate. At least with Legals you pay the same amount of money and a large portion size, plus it's yummy....read more
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Jul 01 2006
paf6571 via Citysearch
Although the fish was fresh, the tuna I had was very bland. My fiance spilled a drink and had to clean the table herself. The wait...read more
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Jan 21 2006
ddo003 via Citysearch
I have eaten here two times and was very impressed initially but on my last trip was disappointed with the service which was relat...read more
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Jan 19 2003
rizeb via Citysearch
The music was so loud we could not hear each other talking. when asked to lower it, the manager said certainly. and never adjuste...read more
The Scene
The most suburban location of the local seafood chain attracts families and seniors. Those waiting for a table can hang out in the attractive bar area, complete with a pair of TVs. The extensive wine list includes many half-bottled bargains. Cheerful waiters are familiar with the ever-changing selection of fish available.
The Food
Skipjack's tries its hardest to match up with other, better-known chains in the area, and it succeeds in some departments. An on-site sushi chef prepares fantastic sashimi and rainbow rolls, both of which make for exceptional appetizers. More conventional starters include clam chowder and several house salads. Entrees are affordable given the amount of fish you're given. Huge cuts of arctic char and mahi mahi go well with the house vegetable medley and a tangy peach salsa, respectively. Land-lubbers can opt for steaks or chicken dishes. Desserts are surprisingly strong; the chocolate bread pudding is a rich closer.
