Edison's Swigamajig

Seafood based food truck type establishment is one of many restaurants in the Sparkman worth and definitely a high traffic area as it's right next to where the cruise ship trap off. They do offer excellent cocktails, and a selection of seafood. If you're doing a downtown I would recommend checking this area out whether to get coffee, snacks, or a drink to go down the walkway.

It's a pretty decent place with some amazing French Fries. The other meal items were pleasant. They also have some drinks there and do a weekly speciality drink. Service is great. Being part of Sparkman Wharf certainly adds to the experience and ambience.

Had the shrimp and fries at this spot a few days ago. While everyone was good was a a little disappointed by how pricey it was for a plate with four shrimps, fries and mediocre coleslaw.

I really wanted to like this place but the food was inedible. $34 wasted. We ordered conch fritters and calamari and both were awful. The calamari was drowning in salt. My cousin and I took one bite and all we could taste was salt. Awful. No other flavor. Nothing else. The calamari was soggy and undercooked. How hard is it to make good calamari. Our stomachs hurt after. It was the first bad experience I have had at the wharf. We salvaged the evening by going to bone fish a few hours later. It was delightful.

Just popped to see creatorofcocktails from IG and get her to whip up a potion for me. As per usual she crafted a wonderful libation and I was pleased at the flavors invading my pallet. Not sure what she called it but damn it was good. Let's get real anything with Edison's in front of the name is gonna be good. (See Edison's food + drink lab) i will be back to try some of the food.

I enjoyed the food at Swigamajig. Located inside of Sparkman Wharf. It is a bit pricey but so is everything else in this area. There are 3 tables in front of the restaurant. More seating is available towards the back of the Wharf. Fish and Chips- Overall the fish is not flavorful however, they provide you with different sauces that assist with that. The fries are natural cut with sea salt (my favorite). Grilled Octopus Salad- I appreciated the presentation of this dish. I enjoyed the charred grilled taste of the Octopus. It complimented the salad which consisted of cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions, Kalamata olives, and feta cheese. It was simple and refreshing on a warm day. I would order these two dishes again on my next visit to Sparkman Wharf.

This was a really tasty fried shrimp basket. The shrimp were huge, and lightly battered. The fries are to die for and even taste good cold. Only complaint was the price, almost 20 bucks for 4 fried shrimp and fries seems a bit much.

We were at Sparkmans Whatf last night and I often have a hard time finding lower fat/lower carb options here. Honestly...I typically eat before we go and just hang with friends. BUT yesterday I decided to get the Charred Octopus Greek Salad and it was amazing. Another one of my friends got it as well and also really enjoyed it. The octopus was tender and flavorful. The sad island lettuce based...it's more tomatoes, watermelon, cucumber and picked onion based. With a some feta and olives. It just really hit the spot. My husband got a fish sammy and fries, and he really liked that as well. Service was great, and it was a nice night to be outside. They have quite a few healthy-ish option here. Now I know my go-to dish when we meet at Sparkmans to chill.

I paid 11 dollars for 1 fish finger and some fries. And they put it on the top so it immediately fell and I had to wait for another.

Their fries are delicious, thick cut potatoes, similar to Five Guys. They use a nice coarse sea salt and the fries are crispy, not too greasy. They offer malt vinegar or an aioli if you ask. It's a large portion too! Yelp says they are closed today (Veteran's Day) but they are open for business. Definitely