Quarterdeck Seafood Neighborhood Grill

LOVED this place. It's definitely an older establishment spot so lots of locals, but very friendly patrons and staff and definitely has a low key vibe. I got everything on the Sunday specials menu lobster bisque was good but didn't have any lobster meat, though it was only $4, so ain't mad about it. Got the Fruti de Mare and oh my god, deal of the century. Loaded with clams, shrimp, octopus and scallops and was only $11!! The price honestly made it taste better for me Definitely recommend for an easy going no frills seafood joint near the marina.

We were In search of a restaurant on the water when the Broward County restaurants finally reopened; but we didn 't want a crowd; so we chose The Historic Dockers restaurant. (I hadn 't been here In years....I guess it 's become historic since then). Anyway it wasn 't crowded. There were 2 other groups dining on a late Friday night. We were immediately welcomed, and told to sit anywhere we like. The tables are really spread apart, more than 6 ft., and there is an arrow path on the floor with one way in, and one way to exit. We chose a table overlooking the water the yachts outside. We were promptly given a small paper menu, and our server was wearing a mask; so we felt pretty comfortable. My...

We had been looking forward to coming to Historic Dockers ever since we moved to this side of town and were finally able to stop in on Monday evening. We came in around 7:00 PM Monday night. When we walked in the restaurant looked lively but not overly crowded. We were able to get a table right away and sat in the dining room. The atmosphere is nice, no loud music, or rowdy drunk customers. The tables are safely spaced apart so you can feel confident in dining during this pandemic. The décor is exactly what you would expect from a place named Dockers and located on the water. It was really dark out but I imagine that the dining room is lit up nicely by the large windows during the day! To dr...