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VOTING CLOSED: Who has the best seafood in Atlanta?

Oysters at Kimball House. Credit: Jenni Girtman / For the AJC
Oysters at Kimball House. Credit: Jenni Girtman / For the AJC
By Jen West
June 20, 2016

Atlanta may be landlocked, but we sure do know our stuff when it comes to seafood. This week's Best of Atlanta poll is all about who serves up the best bites from the sea.

Perhaps you need to do a little sampling before casting your vote. Awaken your seafood taste buds at these Atlanta restaurants.

There are few things better than a good ol' shrimp po'boy. Do this New Orleans favorite up right at these spots around town.

Did somebody say lobster? Nothing says summertime quite like a lobster roll. Yum.

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