Dan M.
Yelp
This was a meat market as well as a sit-down restaurant. Besides different types of meats, there was a wide variety of other options including their famous turducken. The service was friendly, and the food came out quickly.
For an appetizer, 2 specials were ordered. The stone crab claws ($16) and blue crab stuffed mushrooms ($10) were ordered. There were 3 claws with a mustard sauce. These were fresh and not fishy at all. The mushrooms had fresh crab, old bay, and a béarnaise sauce. There were 4 present. The old bay was not tasted, but the crab and béarnaise sauce was pleasant even though there was little too much of the sauce.
For an entrée, I split the turducken ($19.99) and a 12 oz. NY strip (Around $29.99). The turducken consisted of a boneless chicken stuffed inside a boneless duck stuffed inside a boneless turkey. There were 3 different stuffings. There was a cornbread stuffing with sage sausage, onions, and celery. The spinach stuffing had onions, bell peppers, celery, parmesan cheese, and garlic. There was also an Andouille sausage with roasted red bell peppers. It also came with a side of mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce. It was alright. Everything could definitely not be tasted, but the turkey and cornbread stuffing stood out the most. The turkey portion was very tender. The NY strip was a center cut and cooked to a perfect medium temperature. The cut of meat was seasoned nicely, not overdone at all. There was also a side of vegetables which consisted of bell peppers and squash that particular evening. They were solid, no complaints there. I also tried the BBQ ribs, which were great. The BBQ sauce was not too overpowering and the rib meat came right off the bone, very appetizing.
Will I go back? Yes.