Grumpy Grouper

I stopped here on a Sunday in January while in the area. I was in Hamburg at a trail and looked for “restaurants” in the area on google maps. I checked the reviews on this and looked for a Facebook page to confirm hours since it looked like a roadside stand. I arrived and realized they are cash only so I had to go to an ATM but made it back before closing. I originally came here because I saw they had lobster rolls but they were sold out. I had seen in their Facebook that they had tostones so I asked for that and they mentioned the shrimp salad with tostones. I did drive this almost an hour home before eating it and it was still very good. The tostones were perfect and the shrimp salad was very flavorful. The menu looked good. They had a lot of seafood options including grouper. There

The owners (Mike & Crystal) are wonderful people. This was my first visit, and they welcomed us with friendly smiles and were so kind and easy to talk to. The best part was the food! If you’re looking for a new place to try, it’s worth stopping by.

Atmosphere lost a star only because of the road noise. I had such a great time! The staff and owners were over-the-top nice. We had grouper sandwich (tender and perfectly breaded) - Yum. Also in our group was the lobster roll. It was as good as we had at restaurants in Maine - Yum! The final dish was shrimp Po Boy. Perfectly breaded and extra large shrimp - Also yum! Honestly, we had such a great meal and great time that I'm sure we will make the hour and a half trip again.... Soon. I wish we would've taken pictures but the food and the fries were so good we forgot. My wife says it's not first date material because you end up with messy hands and face from devouring the food.

Our family of four went here tonight for the first time. I actually found Grumpy Grouper on Google Maps. So, first impressions - it’s a food truck on the side of Route 61 in Leesport; with no signage to identify its existence. We knew that going in and had no issues sitting at one of the covered tables to eat. The owners were very personable and attentive. The speed of service was similar to that of a traditional sit down seafood restaurant. As for the food, we ordered the gator po’ boy, the chicken fingers, and the weekly special Mahi Mahi. My wife enjoyed the large quantity of delicious chicken fingers and the over abundance of boardwalk/carnival style fries. My daughters ordered the Mahi Mahi and said the taste was very similar to what they’ve had in Florida restaurants; although it was

I had a delicious lump crab sandwich and fries. It was delicious and economically priced but I think this place will remain a best kept secret due to the window appearing dark. I thought the place was shut until I knocked on the window.