Sentiment analysis: I remember the first time someone brought me to Captain Steve's...I didn't really think to much of it; thought it would most likely taste like the Mayflower. I was pleasantly surprised when they brought out my plate. I ordered the baby shrimp w/fries and they were literally overflowing from the plate. When we eat here we always have food left over for about two days. I ususally order the shrimp (baby or jumbo) and the bf always orders the catfish strips (salt and peppered). The one thing that you'll remember is how fresh the food taste (and how much of it you get). The flavor is full but not overpowering and the prices are fairly decent. I've been when it was slow and when it was at full compacity but not once did I ever have to really wait for my food nor compromise good service. For the two of us (one drink and one water w/lemon) our bill ususally come to about $24.00 (taxes included). I also want to mention that they bring you out a basket of homemade hushpuppies with honey butter (complimentary) and they bring you out even more with your order. They are delishious! I also enjoy their homemade tarter sauce (just the right amout of horseradish sauce), its not too bitter or sweet. It's already on your table along with shrimp cocktail so you can use as much as you like and not have to worry about asking the server to keep bringing you more. The only down side to this place is that it's not open on Sundays and Mondays. I found out the hard way by driving from the University side of Charlotte to Fort Mill South Carolina only to discover it was closed. I know that there is also one off of Independence but for some reason I'm partial to only going to this one. If you want fresh seafood, a nice helping, at a good price...then I truly recommend giving this place a try...you want be dissappointed :)

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Sentiment analysis: Fantastic food. Decent service. The location leaves something to be desired.

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Sentiment analysis: You can get up in 20 if you are a runner in great shape, 30 if you are a pretty good hiker, 40 if you are in shape but not an avid hiker. Anyone can make it to the top if you take your time - and its worth it! A steady pace with no stops takes about 30 minutes. Down ranges anywhere form probably 12min-1 hr depending on your confidence. I saw lots fo out of shape people who were towards the top so its doable if you have a whole day to spend but real hikers can probably do it on their lunch break. Easier than Camelback, but you can make it as hard as you want by going faster. Parking is better than Camelback so that is a bonus.

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