twin tops fish camp

over cooked-dry-tacky service. an oldplacewith old school looks and service. salad bar has limited selection and is not fresh quality. the food is usually over cooked and over priced for the quality. over the years the service and quality has all gone down hill. our group of ten plus will not be back. we have a newplaceright up the road from them amberjack seafood and steaks, great food, service and the price is right. our new localplaceto eat.

on one of our many trips to charlotte we stopped for dinner at twin tops fish camp in belmont. in addition to very tasty seafood - the fish and fried oysters were my favorite, thisplacealso 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! fish camps are abundant in some parts of the nc piedmont. there are several on the way to thisplacefrom the highway. i'm really glad this authentic kind of local food still exists. platter that included everything - deviled crab, flounder,

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