Location: Dundee
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Top 4 Seafood food in Dundee, Florida, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Dundee, Florida, United States. Dundee is a town in Polk County, Florida, United States. The population was 3,717 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Lakeland–Winter Haven Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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1. Harry's Old Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 687 reviews
Reviewed By Jessica_and_Scott
What a dump. Canât believe this place gets the reviews it does, it shows the lack of good options in and around Winter Haven. Boring menu, horrible cigarette smell, slow service, and a bar full of the local drunks most of the time. Jessica, ScottYou must have us confused with some other establishment. We have been non smoking for over two decade and recently got new floors and new paint so no smoke smell here. Also we have a very small bar (4 seats) and honestly no real âbar crowdâ so non of the locals you speak of hang out here. Our menu and service are consistently well received thus the outstanding reviews.
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2. Harborside
Overall Ratings
4 based on 847 reviews
Polk County's Premier Waterfront Restaurant.
Reviewed By FloridaMJZ
Had dinner after hearing about its great location on a lake. To be fair we're from Pennsylvania where lakes tend to be larger and a bit more scenic. However, based on our year here in Florida its still a nice lake location. The view is nice - not spectacular but nice. Our meals were good and our service was good. Its not what we'd consider fine dining but it was a good meal. Portions were good. We'd go back.
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3. Cherry Pocket Steak & Seafood Shak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 689 reviews
Reviewed By C S
Met two couples for seafood at this often locally recommended and previously visited (maybe three or four times) in several years of coming to central Florida. This past Saturday, two couples (we were one) drove an hour and the third couple was local. Our locals eat here several times a year, easy meet up. Itâs very casual, food typically reliably good, tables and floors clean, an old unattractive fish camp on a lake that upgraded from portapotties to flush toilets, with outdoor open air bar and enclosed indoor a/c bar both with table food service, live low key music outside, with a steady stream of locals coming to sit and stay awhile. Think reliable standby, a solid second choice, slow night out. Oyster night is now Wednesdayâs with bucket and beer for $30 at oyster shuckers counter - good deal worth visit. Other weekday specials. Fried grouper top notch. Blackened grouper not as good. Gumbo thick and NOLA good. Catfish perfectly done. Cole slaw & Fries good. Two star loss for this crazy scene: We had 2 tables pushed together and 3 checks and were told our group reached its oyster limit when one more tried to order a dozen after seeing three others looked good when served. What? Yes, no more. Why? Because the machine wouldnât allow me to put in more. What? If you want more you can go to the oyster bar. What? Three of us ordered a dozen oysters and 6 of us ordered dinners! Now a fourth wants oysters before their catfish and the answer is no? Yes. What? No you canât have more. WHAT! Only 3 orders to a table. Are you serious because technically we have 2 tables and oh for heavens sake, why are we arguing tables and allowances when itâs ridiculous that you wonât serve a dozen oysters to me because Iâm paying for food at your restaurant and you have plenty of available oysters so please send the manager. Manager: Itâs $17 here and less at oyster bar. WHAT? I donât care if itâs more here and your restaurant shouldnât either because oh for goodness sakes this is a crazy ridiculous conversation so forgetaboutit. Yep, for real. Head slap times six.
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4. Little New Orleans Kitchen And Oyster Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 12 reviews
You don't have to be a native of the Big Easy to enjoy a plentiful, soulful platter of authentic French Quarter cuisine. In Winter Haven, FL, if you've got a taste for hearty jambalaya, smooth, jelly-like oysters, or you want to test the waters with fried
Reviewed By Chef K
Our little "burg" has some set in their ways, eateries. This is a new type of place here and with some time and customers I think it could be pretty good. Most of the food is fried and not fresh but what I've had is good. I had the boudan balls as well as the gator bites for aps and they were both good. Also the deep fried shrimp is lightly breaded and not that heavy prepackaged kind. Both of the jambalaya are good as is the roast beef po'boy. Don't be afraid to stop by and give them a try. The absolutely only thing I didn't like was the hush puppies. They were under done. Outside of that, they're a good start to a great place to eat. They need to remember the remoulade when serving the gator bites.
