Seafood Restaurants in Limerick

Chef John Talbot delivers mouthwatering fare from the land and the sea to rest on Creed's elegant white tablecloths. Yellowfin tuna drizzled with ponzu sauce ($29) and chimichurri-topped New Zealand king salmon ($28) headline a list of fresh charcoal-grilled fish. Manager and sommelier Josef Plattner is often on hand to offer suggestions for which wine to pair with a New York strip steak ($38) or to mingle with a mustard-herb-crusted rack of lamb ($36). Though the menu favors meat, there are also a number of tasty vegetarian options, including the house-made vegetarian ravioli, stuffed with crimini mushrooms and ricotta cheese, served with fried spinach and a gazpacho coulis ($18). With its soft cream-hued walls and tasteful décor, Creed's is an ideal location for romantic get-togethers or business meetings with bands of ravenous highwaymen.

Shula’s Steak House is the classic American, fine dining steak house. Our restaurant is themed after 1972's Undefeated Miami Dolphins and showcases their "Perfect Season" - the only team in NFL history to finish a season 17 - 0.

Drawing on his culinary background working in East Coast bistros and stately hotel kitchens, Mile High Steak & Seafood’s Executive Chef David Robinson crafts a rotating menu of upscale steakhouse cuisine. Robinson, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, refuses to cut corners with his ingredients, going so far as to fly in fresh seafood and grass skirts overnight from the Honolulu Fish Company. He only chooses aged certified Angus beef for his steak-centric entrees, and he revs up traditional sandwiches and appetizers on the bar menu with high-end items such as shaved prime rib, artisan cheeses, and lobster. These gourmet bites pair palatably one of the bar’s signature cocktails or glasses of wine.

Even in his down time, Robinson keeps his culinary skills sharp, coordinating charity events for the Chester County SPCA and the Brandywine Hospital Strawberry Festival. But even with his busy schedule and impressive resumé, he’s still thankful for landing his “dream job” at Mile High Steak & Seafood.

For three generations, the Kelly Family has warmed patrons' midsections with an expanse of shrimp, fish, steak, and sandwiches. Inside the newly renovated eatery, the lunch and dinner menus proffer satiating scents of beer-battered coconut shrimp ($14.75) and seafood pescatore, a gathering of shrimp, scallops, clams, and mussels in red sauce or garlic and olive oil ($17.75). For stomachs that prefer land-born comestibles, Kelly's servers drop off plates of fried chicken ($11.75) and sirloin steak ($16.50). Sandwiches such as the tuna salad melt ($7.75) and lunch platters weighed down by Kelly's crab cakes ($13.75) fuel diners during the middle of the day so that they can bounce back to work as energized as an aerobics instructor with fresh batteries.

Benny the Bum's 19-year-old local establishment offers an extensive menu of fresh seafood dishes that range from raw-bar specialties to pastas. Chefs arrange massive platters of steamed crabs, shrimp, and clams along with garlic sauce and potatoes, and pots of housemade chowder and creamy crab soups bubble on the stove. Servers tote plates and glasses of colorful cocktails into spacious dining rooms, where glittery silver pillars, nautical knickknacks, and flat-screen televisions catch the eyes of patrons seated at booths and tabletops. A lively, well-established local joint, Benny's was lauded by actor and Philadelphia native Bradley Cooper as his favorite restaurant in the city.

For 35 years, DiNardo’s has been a Philadelphia favorite for fresh crab, serving it either ‘hot and dirty’ Baltimore-style or with sautéed garlic. Winner of OpenTable's diner’s choice for best seafood, the brick building which houses DiNardo’s Famous Crabs has been alive since 1776. Today its exterior displays a rainbow of painted crustaceans outside, while nautical trinkets fill the inside of the restaurant. There, trays of secretly spiced hard-shell crabs arrive to tables alongside plates of tender crab cakes, steamed littleneck clams, and broiled seafood platters decorated with sea scallops and retired extras from The Little Mermaid.