Address and Contact Information
Address: 133 E Dobbins Landing, Erie, PA 16507
Phone: (814) 455-4292
Website: http://rumrunnerserie.com/
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Everything we tried today was delicious. All the fried seafood was fresh and came with three sauces (my favorite is the cold sweet sauce). The burger was juicy and well-seasoned.
I really love their special cocktails—my go-tos are the Passion Colada and the Rum Runner. Both drinks are refreshing and perfect for summer.
The staff is friendly and welcoming.
Had a great time here and will definitely be back!
We were looking for a spot on the water to eat lunch…. We found the best place.
Right on the water, able to see the Bicentennial Tower clearly and watching the geese and boats come into & out of the Marina.
We sat outside and Brook was our Server. Delightful lady with a great smile. Very attentive. We ordered our drinks & the Debbie’s Burger with fries & coleslaw. The hamburger was cooked perfectly medium rare and spot on seasoning. Fries were not super crunchy but they were good. Kudos to the Chef !!!
Almost wish we lived here just to get lunch here again. Highly recommended.
Rum Runners used to be one of my favorite spots years ago, but our recent visit left me feeling a bit underwhelmed.
The setting is definitely still a highlight—right on the water with great views, and the prices are very reasonable, especially for a waterfront restaurant. We also appreciated our server’s honesty. She was juggling too many tables and let us know upfront that service might be slow, which it was, but I don’t fault her at all. She was doing her best, and her transparency was appreciated.
Unfortunately, a few other aspects fell short. The outdoor seating was extremely windy, which made it tough to keep lightweight items like napkins and menus on the table. There’s also very little shade, so the direct sun can be uncomfortable—especially for older guests or young kids.
Food-wise, everything was just okay. My burger tasted slightly off (**two days later, I am updating to say that my wife and I both got food poisoning from this burger we shared**), and while the mammoth pretzel looked impressive, it lacked that distinct pretzel flavor. Fries were good, but could have used a little salt. None of it was terrible, but nothing stood out either, and with so many other options in the Erie area, I walked away wishing we’d tried somewhere new.
Live music was setting up as we were finishing, which could have been a nice touch—though the crew setting up was smoking, and the wind carried it right into our table, which was unpleasant while trying to eat.
All in all, it’s still a nice spot for a drink or a casual bite thanks to the location and affordability, but I’m sad to see how much it has declined compared to what I remember from years ago.
Ended up shooting up to that place after we left and paid 7.50 for 2 of the same shots I get they’re only open for the season but still