Location: Gaithersburg
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Reviews on Seafood food in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States. Gaithersburg ( pronunciation (help·info)), officially the City of Gaithersburg, is a city in Montgomery County, Maryland. At the time of the 2010 U.S. Census, Gaithersburg had a population of 59,933, making it the fourth largest incorporated city in the state, behind Baltimore, Frederick, and Rockville. Gaithersburg is located to the northwest of Washington, D.C., and is considered a suburb and a primary city within the Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC–VA–MD–WV Metropolitan Statistical Area. Gaithersburg was incorporated as a town in 1878 and as a city in 1968.
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1. Coastal Flats
Overall Ratings
4 based on 587 reviews
GAR's favorite beach house serving coastal and classic food making every day a vacation. Flip Flops, optional.
Reviewed By VRSinSC
The food was very good and they had a large variety of menu items. The crab/shrimp sliders were excellent and the salads were fresh and very good choices.
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2. Bonefish Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By MarylandBev
This was the first really bad meal I have had there but wonât be going back anytime soon.After waiter brought our food, never saw him again until we asked for check. I ordered crab crusted cod which was supposed to have crabmeat on top along with wine butter sauce. I got rice and broccoli with it. They do offer a salad and some boutique sides for an up charge of almost $4. Really? My cod came with barely1 Tb crabmeat and no sauce at all. Jasmine rice was sour and sat in a dry clump. Broccoli was totally bland. I found the manager and told him of bad rice and no sauce. He brought me garlic mashed potatoes and a minute amount of lemon butter sauce sans any wine.We seriously need decent seafood In Montgomery County, MDHello,We hate that we let you down. We pride ourselves on perfectly prepared dishes made just for you. Weâre sorry things did not turn out right this time. Your feedback means a lot to us and will be taken into consideration for the future.If youâd like to get in touch directly, please fill out our Contact Us form and we will reach back out: https://www.bonefishgrill.com/contact-usSincerely, LaceyBonefish Grill
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3. Il Pizzico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 536 reviews
Il Pizzico features Italian cuisine offering fresh locally sourced ingredients prepared using time honored Italian guidelines
Reviewed By 440maryen
This is my second time here, two of us, married ladies, meeting for dinner. From the spotless white tablecoths to the lovely professional service, Il Pizzico had me. And then the food! And wine! Sean(Shawn) was our very attentive but very discreet server. We were treated as if we were royalty. Never rushed, always anticipating our needs before even asking. No wonder it is rated #1 in Rockville.
4. Nantucket's Reef
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By Mmutsy
I've been jonesing for fried belly clams and a lobster roll for 2 1/2 years since I moved down here from Boston and we have a sister restaurant to Nantucket Reef in Frederick so I thought I'd try it.Don't expect cheap here. The lobster roll is MP (market price) not a total shocker since I'm used to that. We got a lobster roll which comes with fries, grilled corn (double carbs?) and you get the choice of hot or cold. I've never been a fan of a hot lobster roll. It almost seems sacrilegious. The hot corn idea is a bad play on a boiled dinner which comes with a lobster, corn, potatoes but this was overkill served with a lobster roll.We also ordered an order of fried belly clams which also comes with fries but we wanted to substitute onion rings. "Well, that will be an extra five dollars", he said. Really? Five dollars?? But we didn't need two orders of french fries and he claimed they were excellent because they were freshly made so what the hell.Btw, we were here on a sunday at noontime which they only serve brunch BUT they do have a few entrees on the menu. So the food came out.. The clams which were "Ipswich clams" were very small, not the large bellies you get in New England and the portion of clams and onion rings was kinda embarrassing.The lobster roll was toasted but not crispy, the french fries were ice cold and the grilled corn was barely warm. The lobster was good, not great. I found the thin claw meat which wasn't very well chopped and I don't particularly like it in a lobster roll. You also don't pay market price for a lobster roll with that rubbery claw meat it is traditionally made with tail meat. As I mentioned the grilled corn was lukewarm and not all that tasty. The clams were very good but small as I said but the onion rings were a poor excuse for onion rings. the rings were clumped together and fried so they came apart when you tried to eat them and the batter wasn't adhered very well because it totally fell off when you picked it up.As I said before the food was good, not great. Still one of the ONLY places in this area you can get the closest thing to New England seafood so I guess I'll come back again but reevaluate how I order things.The bill for the both meals came to $55.00 for lunch. Not terrible but not what I'd call a value.
