At first, we were a bit confused as we entered the private community, but continued walking and found the restaurant attached to the pool. Seating seemed a bit limited and the summer-hire staff did not want to be bothered. Nonetheless, Keith asked for a table on the harbor side with a few of all the parked boats.
To start, Keith ordered a Skinny Grapefruit Crush and I ordered a Skinny Citrus Crush - both made with club soda as opposed to Sprite to cut down on extra sugar and calories. Then we shared the Assawoman Bay Combo - a trio of tuna bites, blackened scallops, and steamed shrimp. The seafood was lightly seasoned and very fresh. Our favorite was the grilled tuna.
I ordered the Crab Cake Dinner served with the same asparagus and garlic mashed potatoes. The crab cakes were moist and full of lump crab meat. I could not eat both, so Keith gladly helped me out.
All in all, the food was just okay and the service not much better. The ambience was weird being in the local housing community. Even though it was fairly easy to walk to from the Boardwalk, I felt as if we were visiting distant relatives and went to eat by their community pool - complete with screaming children running around.
Total Rating: 3.05
Food: 3, Price: 3, Service: 3, Ambience: 3, Accessibility: 4