Mariner's Cove

Glad you enjoyed it Jane...Ever since we happened upon it (it's really close to my house), we have tried to go once  a week. My folks come to visit and we aim right there for some great seafood. I feel really lucky to have it so near and was glad to tell everyone about it as I'd love for them to stay in business forever! By the way listers: I FINALLY got over to Bullock's this weekend and yummy! It was great and I am so glad to have found yet another non-pretentious, godd food, good value place in my area! What nice folks there too1 Delicious sweet tea and the sliced BBQ yum yum! I can't believe it has taken me so long to get there! We'll be back!

Stevie

On 23 Aug
1998, JSReinecke wrote:

> I was looking for a place today (Sunday) to take a friend for lunch on her
> birthday.  I remembered a discussion about Mariner's Cove in Durham recently so
> we thought we would try it.  Yum, yum, yum!
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> We could smell that wonderful seafood aroma when we walked in the door.  I
> swear I thought I had stepped through a time warp and was on the coast of North
> Carolina.  We ordered mixed fried seafood plates and ate delicious hushpuppies
> and slaw while we had a short wait for our food.  That was the best seafood
> I've had in this area, very light and tasty, and served with huge glasses of
> sweet iced tea.  Homemade pies for desert.  They also have broiled seafood and
> steak.
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> This is a family place with booths along the wall and a room full of tables but
> very clean and neat.  The prices were most reasonable since you're not paying
> for atmosphere.  We were there late when most of the diners had left.  So we
> struck up a conversation with the waitress and told everyone that we had heard
> about them on this newgroup.  They were amazed and very pleased.
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> So, to whoever it was that recommended this place, thank you, thank you.  Maybe
> we'll see you there!
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> Jane Reinecke
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