When you’re on the North Shore, garlic shrimp is a must! There’s nothing quite like enjoying a delicious plate of garlic shrimp while gazing out at the ocean. Let’s explore some of the most popular garlic shrimp spots on the North Shore.
Giovanni’s
No North Shore garlic shrimp experience is complete without a visit to Giovanni’s. Their traditional recipe, unchanged since they opened, has been delighting visitors for years.
Big Wave Shrimp
This place boasts generous portions of garlic shrimp made with fresh, locally sourced prawns. Their simple, flavorful approach lets the ingredients shine.
Jenny’s
This local favorite serves up classic garlic shrimp at a reasonable price. It’s a great place to grab a quick and delicious bite.
Camaron
Camaron serves up authentic garlic shrimp, where fresh prawns are stir-fried in their special garlic sauce. The juicy shrimp and fragrant garlic sauce will have your mouth watering.
Be sure to try garlic shrimp from a variety of places when you visit the North Shore!
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