Rusty's Seafood?

[Samsma]

How is it? I'm looking for a birthday dinner with good seafood, and other stuff for the kids, close to the Radisson. Would I be better off going to Dixie Crossroads in Titusville (cause Andy says so !), or would Rusty's be a good alternative?

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

I haven't been to Dixie Crossroads, so I don't know if it's worth of the drive. It's definitely <b><i>not</i></b> nearby, though. Rusty's is a five-minute drive from the Radisson and there's a great view of the port channel. I think you'd enjoy Rusty's.

 

[Samsma]

Thanks Dave! I think we'll give it a try. Do you need reservations? I mean do I need reservations?

 

[Verandah Man]

Originally posted by Samsma
How is it? I'm looking for a birthday dinner with good seafood, and other stuff for the kids, close to the Radisson. Would I be better off going to Dixie Crossroads in Titusville (cause Andy says so !), or would Rusty's be a good alternative?

Hey, you can go wherever you want, LOL, I just happen to prefer Dixie Crossroads, BTW, IMHO, it's worth the drive!!!

 

[Samsma]

Andy - have you been to Rusty's, and is it the same type of place, casual, family oriented? I just think Dixie Crossroads is lucky to have such an advocate, and not even have to pay you!

 

[Verandah Man]

Originally posted by Samsma
Andy - have you been to Rusty's, and is it the same type of place, casual, family oriented? I just think Dixie Crossroads is lucky to have such an advocate, and not even have to pay you!

No, I've never been to Rusty's, I'm just a Dixie Crossroads junky, another addiction I suffer with.

It's the curse of the 3 D's:

Disney, DISboards, Dixie Crossroads