Crow's Nest Restaurant

the restaurant renovation is quite nice once the TVs are added the vibe will change. lots of people enjoy TVs when they are out and about, i don't care for it. to each their own the cocktails are very inexpensive but they're also super weak so you have to order a shot on the side or else you're just drinking sour mix the food is just okay. the best dish was the lobster roll. lobster ravioli is much too heavy from a pasta perspective, the sauce is good definitely pass on the seafood platter, it's just seafood covered in bread crumbs so you're basically eating bread crumbs with a little bit of fish lol I'm surprised that the garlic bread doesn't come to the table for free, as the quality is really poor. super super dry and no garlic or butter. the key lime pie is expensive and not really worth the price.

The restaurant’s renovations make the place look clean and contemporary. It’s nice to see familiar faces from the original staff such as Hunter at the bar. He goes above and beyond to make sure customers are happy. The menu has changed slightly to include a few new delicious additions. However, it no longer includes some classic Crow’s Nest staples such as the stuffed mushrooms, pickled beets, and prime rib. I’ll gladly switch my review to 5 stars if those are brought back as well as the transient docking slips.