"I went there for the first time today and I was pretty impressed by the food. I ordered a Diablo Pasta (Cajun flavored creamy noodles) with lobster and it was delicious . The spiciness was pretty mild and didn't hurt my tummy which is more sensitive to spice of late. Compared to like Red Lobster, the portion sizes are smaller but it's also quite a bit cheaper (lobster at RL is $30+ and lobster pasta at FM is $20, the same cost as crab alfredo pasta at RL) . The seafood is much more fresh than typical restaurants due to the nature of the market, which is definitely an advantage for picky eaters. The atmosphere was kind of dingy, and they could possibly be more careful about cleanliness in the seating area (I noticed visible dust on the napkin holder, the servers weren't exactly prioritizing cleaning tables). I don't care that I need to put my own dishes away but I think it's important to keep tables clean. Misophobes would probably avoid dining in lol. The second drawback of this place is that vegetables are basically absent except for potatoes . If you want some veggies, it would be better to cook some at home and order the seafood as take out. Despite that, I still really enjoyed the food here! It's also quite suitable for kids/families, and the food was served very fast. But don't expect gluten free options or a variety of veggies. Vegetarian options: Not really available Dietary restrictions: Eaters with gluten intolerance or paleo diets should avoid eating here except for buying fresh seafood to cook at home Parking: The location is on a corner so it's not as convenient to enter/exit, and only a handful of parking spots in their lot (with one disabled parking spot), but it's relatively easy to find free street parking nearby"
Oyster Po Boy
