Adirondack Seafood Co Restaurant — Restaurant in Town of Queensbury

I was with my mom and 2 sisters on vacation. We are not from around this area and we were looking for a decent place to have a sit down dinner. We came across The Adirondack Seafood Co Restaurant as over half of us are seafood lovers. Upon arrival we were met with a tiny parallel parking lot with only 1 opening so we expected the place to be packed. When entering I immediately got hit with a wave of this unsettling feeling which was my first sign to leave but I ignored it. In the restaurant there was no light no airflow just a huge darkened dinning place that heavily reeked like fish. Nearly 4 minutes after walking in a waitress led us to a dainty little table in the back by the bathrooms, where our order was taken. I normally love shrimp but the smell of the restaurant overturned my stomach so my little sister and I ordered the chicken tenders meal. My mom and sister ordered the seafood alfredo. Our food was brought out 15-20 mins after ordering and it all tasted awful to say the least. In total we spent about a half an hour max as we were in a rush to leave and somehow we’re out $200, that is insane for 4 people and fake food. Never visiting...

The restaurant was clean and reasonably inviting. The hostess greeted us and was pleasant. They do not serve alcohol at this restaurant, but allow you to bring your own. Although if I want to drink, I think I will just go to a restaurant that has alcohol because who brings alcohol with them? Our waitress didn't seem especially interested, but was pleasant and friendly. As for food, the clam chowder was terrible. I think it had been sitting for awhile and looked like gravy. The staff should have had better sense than to serve it. The shrimp cocktail was fresh and delicious. The steamed littlenecks, also fresh, were enjoyable. The langostino lobster bites we're bitter and unpleasant. All you could taste was the breading on them, and the breading did not taste good. The person that was dining with me had fish and chips. The fish was flaky and lightly breaded. She said it tasted very fresh and was pleasing. Prices are fair. I can't say I especially enjoyed my meal, but it was fresh they did offer to replace my soup. I'd probably eat there again to give it another chance if they had a liquor license, but at this point it is unlikely I...

I stumbled across this place by accident but decided to try it out due to my love of seafood. I had low expectations for this place mostly based off of the fact that it is difficult to find an authentic New England seafood restaurant anywhere an hour or so away from the coast. Having lived in Boston for the past Five years I have grown accustomed to high quality seafood. I ordered the same thing I order at every seafood restaurant, a bowl of New England clam chowder and fried calamari. This place blew me out of the water. The chowder was the second best I have ever had in my life only to a restaurant in Cape Cod that has won several awards for best tasting chowder. The calamari was also fantasic better than several restaurants I have tried in Boston and up and down the Atlantic coast. If the quality of food wasn't enough to sell me the decor and theme of the restaurant was amazing. Finally the prices here are unbelievably cheap. A bowl of chowder and fried calamari was about $10 cheaper than what I normally would pay. Would highly recommend this place for anyone who is a...