Tim's Rivershore Restaurant

Only thing worse than the attitude of the waitress was the food. Calamari looked like bread crumbs from the bottom of a fryer. Fried platter was pure salt & some kind of dried fish. Clams were old & cold. Waitress kept giving away our order of crab legs to others- all 3 of us at at different times. Clams out in 30 min--platter out after 45 minutes and crab legs came out one and 1/2 hours. Smell outside is horrible from the skanky water. Inside smell is no better. All they want you to do is drink so maybe you won't care what you are eating. Just plain awful! more

Relax in Adirondack chairs on the beach or wiggle your toes in the sand beneath your waterside table. Early afternoons draw families and conversationalists, while a high-spirited crowd descends on weekend evenings and holidays. Get a jump on the celebration at the "Not on the 4th" fireworks, held on June 26; or join the party-hardy crowd during AquaPalooza, the on-water, all-day boating party July 24. Boaters often arrive days early to get a good spot. Registration necessary. Notable: Step indoors to see the bow of a 1964, 38-foot Pacemaker that forms the bar, or the humorous nautically oriented art carved on the wooden floors. Also, check out Tim's II farther south at Fairview Beach. --Ann Cameron Siegal, June 2010 Tie up at the 400-foot dock or anchor offshore and ride the free water taxi during business hours. Overnighters welcome. --Ann Cameron Siegal, June 2010 more