twin tops fish camp

forgot to add, if that is flounder on my plate , i'll give you a $100.


-----03 nov, 2013-----

onion rings were greasy, ticket for order was lost in kitchen, after waiting for over 45 minutes the french fries were like leather and barely warm,fishwas ok. it was not worth the almost hour wait for table or the 45 minute wait for food.

one of the betterfishcamps in the area. seafood platter is a favorite. salad bar is small, but has good variety. good service. good value.

on one of our many trips to charlotte we stopped for dinner at twin topsfishcamp in belmont. in addition to very tasty seafood - thefishand fried oysters were my favorite, this place also has a neat candy shop that will make you nostalgic for your favorite treats. i got a charleston chew. included with all meals is a generous portion of hush puppies and a salad bar. i was impressed that they even had gourmet toppings like craisins (which, as an aside, are apparently extremely difficult to find in countries like chile, where my cousin is currently studying; we got her a bag at costco when she came to be in the wedding!) for the salad bar. the food is plentiful - next time we decided we only needed one plate!fishcamps are abundant in some parts of the nc piedmont. there are several on the way to this place from the highway. i'm really glad this authentic kind of local food still exists. platter that included everything - deviled crab, flounder,

in a world offishcamp choices, this is not a good one. want great seafood try captains cap!

last week, the family and i were looking a place fairly close by to get a good meal, and we decided to hit one of the localfishcamps. a short drive from our lake wylie home toward belmont yields at least threefishcamps, including: twin tops, graham's