Salty Dog Cafe

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Michael S.

Joined 1 year ago

My wife and I ate lunch at the Salty Dog Cafe' on the recommendation of one of her co-workers. We were quickly seated by a very friendly manager and promptly waited on by our waitress. I had the shrimp po-boy sandwich. My wife had the Fish n Chips. We also orderd the Hush Puppy appetizer. I thought the HP's were a little too sweet, but they were all uniformly round! How did they do that? We each enjoyed our lunch dishes. The po-boy was filled with shrimp and very tasty. We completed our lunch with a piece of their Key Lime Pie.

This dessert is TO DIE FOR! This was the BEST Key Lime Pie I have ever had. We talked about returning to the restaurant a day or two later just for the pie, but we never did.

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JTaylor2

Joined 5 years ago

Go for the cheeseburger!!! Great food, great view of the marina from the patio.. It was a hot one out there today but the atmosphere was great and the food was great. They have a bar area outside on the patio that you can sit at our walk up to it has "mister"s going to cool you off. We sat outside and had a great view of the marina and the food was great.

I ordered the cheeseburger, came with fries and a pickle spear. Delicious. I wanted a "greasy" burger and yum, it was just what I was hoping for. My husband got a loaded hot dog with a side of potato salad and my don got the chicken strip basket with fries. All were happy, it was good. We statred out by splitting an order of the grouper bites. They were great. Hours later those bites caught up with my husband and son. Both had terrible, explosive..... well, you know.... All in all a great time. We will be back.

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gunungahem

Joined 5 years ago

Discrimination in SALTY DOG. I have never been to Salty Dog cafe. In fact, I do not think I will ever go there after what I have experienced since I have never seen such discriminatory administration before. I am a student who is about to finish his second university in Turkey. To improve my English and to get to know American culture I decided to participate a work&travel programme and picked up Salty Dog cafe to work. However, a month before my departure for the USA the cafe declared that it does not accept Turkish students. The reason for such a refusal was that Turks are dirty and they have a tendecy to break things. Even if in their website they claim themselves to be friendly and hospitable, they are clearlt discriminatory. I wonder whether they will accept me as a ?stinking?costumor with the money I receive from my father working as a high ranking official in the bureaucracy. It seems that they are trying to implement the same failed mentality about ?negros? on Turks and other nations.Such a mentality does not suit Americans or humans. We have a saying, ?As you sow, so shall you reap?. What you do to somebody, you receive in kind. If you support this kind of discriminatory treatment please enjoy Salty Dog cafe.

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Melissa Gage

Joined 7 years ago

Frosty drinks, seafood standards and an expansive waterside deck make this casual South Beach Marina spot a tourist favorite.. In Short
The action's outside on the boardwalk patio where a tiki bar and live music keep the mood festive in summer months. Inside, the scene is more-subdued and includes a raw seafood bar. A burger stand on the patio is perfect for bar-goers who want a quick hot dog or fish sandwich. A seafood-infused menu is rounded out with all-American standbys. Dinner includes creations like seafood pot pie, a creamy mix of shrimp, scallops, fish and vegetables.

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limitedtiburon06

Joined 7 years ago

Great atmosphere. Not really expensive..good food and great service..lots of entertainment and live webcams to wave to friends and fam back home..place was great..outside eating area right near the marina..

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dawnphillips

Joined 10 years ago

Relaxing!. Great place to end up after a bike ride on the beach. Loved the shrimp & the casual, laid-back atmosphere.