Ladies Of The Sea & Soulfood

We ordered our food and sat down. It was bought out in a carry away trey. We ordered fried chicken with their two sides that was just chicken wings. It was good food but wings is not what was presented. Our daughter had talipia and she enjoyed it. The kicker is the price on the board was no where near what we paid. We still gave a tip and received no service. $57 for 3 people.

Visited here during my visit to Tampa. I was on a quest to find some good fried southern seafood. I called prior to make sure, the lady on the phone told me to come on by. Sure enough, I got a Lyft to try it out. When I arrived I was greeted by the sweet lady I spoke with on the phone. I got the Fisherman’s Platter with the fried sea mullet, shrimp, oysters, and crab. The wait was not long. My platter came out fried golden brown and fresh. I also tried the blue velvet cake. I will defiantly be back to visit whenever I come back to Tampa.

We wanted to make sure to eat as local as possible while in Tampa. This establishment hit every mark—even better it is both woman and Black-owned—and the food was good as well. The prices are a bit high but for the overall quality of the menu, the cost was understandable, so we didn’t mind paying the price. Just be sure to keep this in mind if you’re a large group. The seafood is a bit higher than most of the other entrees and there is little in the way of seating—a couple booths—as this is mainly a takeout spot. Overall, we enjoyed our visit to this location and would return.