Best Seafood Restaurants in East Greenville

Love Salt so much. Been here many times (had a few birthday parties here as well), and it never disappoints. Last night we had the Kale-Romaine Caesar and the Salt Coastal salads to start. I used to get the Palm hearts salad which is also very good, but since I tried the Coastal salad with its capers and radishes and lovely, light vinaigrette, I’m hooked. We had the Blackened Tuna (a special for the night), for which my husband asked for a bit of kick to the spice, after our server told us it was very mild. Turned out perfectly seasoned and was a beautiful piece of tuna. Mine was the cast iron Chilean sea bass with tomatoes- also perfect. I finished with the special dessert- pineapple upside down cake with a scoop of caramel gelato. Heaven on a plate. Also, I cannot say enough about the amazing and pleasant staff, especially our waiter (wish I could recall his name!) and everyone one else who brought and cleared plates and filled glasses. We recommend Salt to everyone we know.

Excellent experience from door to dinner. Our server Laura was attentive, responsive and professional. Thank you.

Great service and the food was amazing. It was my anniversary and so happy we chose Eddie V's to celebrate our special day.

Professional service. Exceptional food. Well worth the trip.

The whole nine, from start to finish. I am not a big restaurant guy, but loved every minute. I was with a lovely woman, so that helped😊, and maybe biased this review. She had scallops and risotto, I had lobster linguini. She had the silly, tasty, and exciting bubbly berry cocktail (feat. dry ice!), I had the pineapple picante. We were pleasantly full, so we passed on dessert, but we read the menu and enjoyed that. Everything was just about as good as I could have wanted. Food prep and delivery: fast, courteous. Scallops seared perfectly. Solid chunks of tender lobster in tomatoey sauce. Picante cocktail with perfect Scovills. Wait staff and hosts put up with my attempts at humor. It was a great way to come into town, warm up up on a cold night, smile and be taken care of.