Lake Todd Fish Camp

I was ready to be disappointed but the food was great and our group was very pleased. I had the Seafood Platter. The portions are very generous. We drove from Lexington about 40 minutes through China Grove, very scenic country roads. CASH ONLY. The service was great. The building decor could use a bit of a refresh but overall a good Fish Camp experience.

We love Lake Todd!! Everything is always good and cooked just right. The only downfall is cash only, but you can always count on the fish being delicious!

It looks like a cabin in the middle of nowhere- which is great if you want out of the crowded streets of Mooresville. Our server was a very sweet Southern lady that made sure our cups of sweet tea were filled and she gave us a bit of history of the place.*** Important Note: Our server informed us that the restaurant had GHOSTS- apparently it is known locally - but as we were visiting from out of town we had no idea. So this may affect your decision as to whether you wish to stop here or not. ***As for the food, we had the Seafood Platter - their slaw was very different, it had cocktail sauce in it. To tell the truth I do not think that the majority of the food is prepared here- more like it is heated up from frozen...

This place was AMAZING! I'm visiting family in Concord and was hoping to find a celiac-friendly restaurant-found this one on the Find Me Gluten Free app with a 100% celiac safe rating, according to one reviewer, a relative of the owner has celiac disease so they understand it well. I read that they had hush puppies and just had to try it-gluten free Southern food is so hard to come by! It's down a dirt road in the middle of nowhere and there's a big sign that says cash only when you walk in-a little intimating at first! But once we were seated and met the server she was so sweet and so was everyone seated around us. I asked about their gluten free procedures and she said they make everything separately, which was music to my ears. I ordered fried pickles, a small catfish filet and hush puppies. They took a while to make the food, which to me was a super good sign they were being careful not to cross contaminate my food with gluten. When it came out in could hardly believe my eyes! Real, golden-brown fried food! The only way I knew it was gf was because they brought mine out separately and my hush puppies looked different than my cousin's, who ordered regular ones. The taste---y'all, I was transported back to all my wonderful childhood memories visiting my family in the South and getting that delicious cooking I couldn't find anywhere else. It helped that the restaurant is so cute with lots of vintage decor and the staff was friendly as could be. Truly reminiscent of a simpler time and the food was just out-of-this-world. My two native Tennessean adult cousins, my husband, my extremely picky toddler, my 9-month-old, and my 8-year-old cousin all ate every last bit of their food. The true definition of a HIDDEN GEM. I already can't wait for my next trip to NC so I can visit again.

Good service, average food. Went in with high expectations, based on others comments. Food was average at best.

We went to Lake Todd Fish Camp to eat here for the first time this weekend. Celiac friendly. Waitress says they have a family member with celiac and everything gluten free has its own dedicated space and the owner's and staff are very aware of it. Everyone was so friendly and sweet. Top notch customer service for celiac knowledge, menu options, a cozy little restaurant that takes you back to a simpler time. Located at the end of a gravel road with beautiful scenery. It is a cash only place. Tea has unlimited refills and soda is in a can charge per can. I am celiac and didn't get sick from my meal. I got gluten free popcorn shrimp, fries, hush puppies, white slaw, tarter sauce, shrimp sauce. And sweet tea. It was all delicious! We will definitely be back!

Just what I've been looking for! An old styleFish Camp! We loved the food, it tasted great and was reasonably priced. PLUS they can do almost anything as gluten free! I say again, this fish camp can do most of their fried seafood as gluten free! That's REALLY hard to find.

Reasonably priced, down home country style, fresh & delicious fish in the most laid back & relaxed atmosphere. What more could you ask for? Love supporting family restaurants over chain places? Me too. Give Lake Todd's a try. One thing I wish they'd change, everything is served on styrofoam, hope they upgrade to something more environmentally conscious in the future.

**This place is cash only**Today I ventured into rural Cabarrus to try out a location that I have heard about for years but never tried. I admit that I felt a little unsure about the place as we turned into the driveway. The restaurant is small and rustic. It's a throwback to the 60s and 70s. I am so glad we went in and gave it a chance.Below the cash register the sanitation grade was displayed. They currently hold a 96! That is good for an older building. The dining area was dated but very clean. I felt a sense of nostalgia by eating there. I enjoyed the atmosphere.The waitress brought us a menu that was a notebook. The first two pages of the menu was the food and drink items. The last three pages detailed the history of the business. They even offer gluten free menu items. I decided on the fried flounder with a side of okra and macaroni salad and hush puppies. My wife got the Calabash shrimp with white slaw and onion rings. We were both very happy with what we ordered. My flounder was thick white meat cooked perfectly.The wait staff was very attentive. They looked out each other's tables. We were well taken care of. I can't wait to visit this little gem again! Don't be taken aback by it's small rustic appearance- the food is good.

The prices are way too expensive for the little bit of food u get. The food was too greasy, tasteless. The table had a roach; gross! Won't go back.