4 Best Seafood Restaurants near Anderson Island

“Anyone who avoided the New years bash because they didn't know the band missed a fantastic show. Ian & the Soul Purpose are truly a special gift to our little island. Don't skip their next show, they deserve better. Added bonus...Thomas was an extraordinary host.“

“Arrived Friday morning for our 11:30am reservation and were seated soon after our arrival. Interior is clean and we were seated near the gas fireplace which was nice on a cold rainy day in March. Service was friendly and our server did a very good job anticipating our needs before asking such as refills on my Coke Zero – yes, they serve Coke Zero here!Wild Seafood Sampler served with three different sauces was good but quite pricey and in retrospect, we would have both been just as satisfied if we had just placed one order for the Wild Hand-cut Calamari and split it.The Wild Seafood Linguine Alfredo was served hot and was very rich and quite tasty; however, I was quite surprised to find it topped with wilted basil leaves that were obviously not fresh. The Wild Alaskan Halibut with mushroom risotto was also tasty; however, again we should have just ordered one of these Lunch Entrees and would have been quite satisfied.With tip, our $151 lunch for two with just one beer and a coke zero was quite pricey but both the service and food were very good. If we feel like having a very nice but spendy lunch, we will return.“

“What a great place to enjoy your favorite steak. A great family owned business in Lacey Washington State. The service was wonderful, great music and the atmosphere was high end. I had the Japanese Wagyu, Piedmontese, 30 Day Dry Age Filet Mignon and a variety of sauces. Would highly recommend Ricardo Kitchen.“

“We were in town visiting family and thought we'd try this place out. We were the only table seated and it was pretty quiet in there. My girlfriend was getting worried but when the food came her reservations were put to rest. The food was great and the service was friendly, I'd definitely come back if I lived in town.“