Langostino-crab cakes, prime rib & coconut shrimp are served in a pirate-themed space on the water.
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GOOD: Food quality, service and atmosphere
BAD: Price heavy on sides and starters
I loved my experience at Smuggler’s Wharf. The food was delicious, the service fast and friendly and the location is pristine. The bay views make the already cozy interior even better.
It loses a star because they really put the squeeze on when it comes to simple things like french fries. Fries are cheap to make and a customer favorite. Your options are 9.00 starter or additional 5.00 when you pay for a sandwich – hard pass. It worked out because the potato salad they offer free is bonkers good. The other thing I didn’t like is they charge 9 for a cup (ouch) then 10 for a bowl of soup. I ordered the bowl – very tiny little thing.
My two cents, get a nice glass of wine (if that’s your jam) and a quality entree. Iam going back for the carbonara very soon.
Definitely worth a visit even just for the location.
We traveled to Erie for a quick weekend with some friends and one suggested that we stop in, so we did and it was an amazing experience!
The ambience is second to none and the vine-covered pergola was perfect on a sunny September afternoon. The leaves blocked the direct sun to keep the temp down, while the open patio setting allowed for a great view and equally enjoyable bay breezes. ️
The service was polite and professional, but also very personable. The host made sure to get us a table with a nice view, while our server was very attentive but not bothersome.
Drinks were beach themed and tasty, but I will say mine didn’t seem very strong? That could be a result of the ciders I’d had earlier in the day ♂️
Food was served without delay and as ordered. I have only had lobster rolls in ocean towns and this one stood its own against those. A little over seasoned for my taste and I could’ve done without the celery, which gave it a chicken salad feel. But the lobster was chunky and flavorful and the New England style roll was great! Melissa ordered the coconut shrimp, which had a beautiful presentation. I didn’t taste hers because coconut shrimp ain’t my thing but she liked it lol.
The prices were very fair for the portions, service and the gorgeous setting. $19 for the shrimp and $24 for my lobster roll. I’m really glad that our friends picked this spot for our Sunday afternoon lunch and have every intention of stopping back for a future visit!
Great view of the frozen bay, with cozy fireplace warming me.
Dining room was crowded, but a sign of its popularity.
Would definitely recommend for all seasons of the year!
When we visited, we tried the famed coconut shrimp, which were divine. My Mom had a heaping bowl of she crab bisque which was delicious! I tried perch here for the first time. It was beer battered golden brown and the fish itself was buttery and full of flavor. My Mom had a lobster roll. Which she really enjoyed. The house made potato salad was a tasty addition to our meals.
I’d love to go back here! Service was great.
Today I got the crab cakes, cole slaw and veggies of the day. Best crab cakes I’ve had in a long long time. REAL crab.
The restaurant itself was just perfect. So “ocean” hideaway looking. The mirrors on the walls make it look larger than it is. The outside seats under the covered pergola was so beautiful!
Expensive but really worth it in my opinion.