The Deadrise
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About
The Deadrise is a Restaurant based in Fort Monroe, Hampton, United States. For a quieter visit, come by on a Tuesday. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations, takeaway. Known for nachos, calamari. It is open seven days a week. Price range: mid-range. Cuisine: Seafood. Rated 4.4★ from 3309 reviews, it is among the best-reviewed spots in Hampton.
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What diners mention
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Frequently asked questions
Where is The Deadrise?+
The Deadrise is located at Hampton, Hampton.
What kind of place is The Deadrise?+
The Deadrise is a Restaurant in Hampton serving Seafood.
What are The Deadrise's opening hours?+
The Deadrise is open seven days a week.
Is The Deadrise open on Sundays?+
Yes, The Deadrise is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit The Deadrise?+
It is busiest on Sunday and usually quietest on Tuesday.
How expensive is The Deadrise?+
The Deadrise is generally mid-range.
What does The Deadrise offer?+
The Deadrise offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Bar, Family friendly, Takes reservations.
Location
What people say
“The food was delicious, service was good & the atmosphere was pleasant.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Larry Holcombe★★★★Stop by to get some lunch. This is an older building which is difficult for older people to get up as there's a lot of stairs. There's some nice outdoor seating, I'm not sure why they were using only one level of it. There's limited indoor dining as well as a bar area. They have a fairly good menu. We ordered the buffalo shrimp, seafood nachos, and a bowl of she crab soup. Pretty good size quantities of each. Especially the nachos. I also saw a burrito come out on someone else's table and I can't even imagine how any would be able to eat all that. It's massive. Anyway. Our food was delicious.
Heather Stellon★★★★★Can’t stress enough how amazing the view is at The Deadrise! I love coming here just to sip a Painkiller and watch the sunset; it’s easily my favorite view in the area. I recently tried the seafood boil and the calamari. The calamari was top-notch—definitely recommend that as an appetizer. The seafood boil was a huge portion, though it came with a lot of butter, so if you go, you might want to ask for that on the side! It’s a bit of an investment for dinner, but given the location and the quality, it’s a great spot for a nice evening out. Can't wait to return!
Richard E★★★★★Great seafood, and a sweet spot to watch the sunset while having dinner. Stays fairly busy. Outdoor seeting can be hot, but watching the sun go down is worth it. Our waitress was nice, but the service was lackluster. Hoping it will be different next time. Will be back!
Dani S★★★★★What is a "Deadrise"? One of my first questions. Thought maybe it was something to do with pirates or some other ominous seafaring lore. Apparently, it's the angle of the boat hull that determines how it cuts through the water. Ok. That sounds interesting.The parking was plentiful on a weekday. There are several stairs to climb to get to the host station. There maybe another way in but I'm not sure. We did not have any trouble, including our family member over 70. The location is so nice. Many sailboats at the Marina. Depending on where you sit, you see the HRBT traffic just beyond the sailbo
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