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| + | [[page type::article]] | ||
| + | [[thing type::restaurant]] | ||
| + | [[cuisine::Southern US]] | ||
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| + | [[when started::1970]] | ||
| + | [[town::US/NC/Durham]] | ||
| + | [[status::defunct]] | ||
[[category:US/NC/Durham]] | [[category:US/NC/Durham]] | ||
[[category:US/NC/15-501]] | [[category:US/NC/15-501]] | ||
[[category:restaurants]] | [[category:restaurants]] | ||
[[category:businesses]] | [[category:businesses]] | ||
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==About== | ==About== | ||
[[Image:P4050002 Shrimp Boats - sign.jpg|thumb|right]] | [[Image:P4050002 Shrimp Boats - sign.jpg|thumb|right]] | ||
| − | Shrimp Boats in [[Durham, NC]] | + | Shrimp Boats in [[Durham, NC]] was a standalone fast-food restaurant specializing in fried chicken, seafood, and Southern cooking. It was located on the business fork of [[15-501]]. It went out of business sometime around 2017. |
| + | ===Athens, GA location=== | ||
| + | Shrimp Boats may have once been part of a chain, as there was another "Shrimp Boats" located in [[Athens, GA]] as late as the mid-1990s with the same logo and sign (albeit more faded than the Durham location's sign) -- by which time that establishment had already begun shifting to a Chinese cuisine. By ~2005, all remnants of the "Shrimp Boats" name were gone from the Athens location. | ||
==Photos== | ==Photos== | ||
[[Image:P4050001 Shrimp Boats - view from west.jpg|150px]][[Image:P4050002 Shrimp Boats - view from east.jpg|150px]] | [[Image:P4050001 Shrimp Boats - view from west.jpg|150px]][[Image:P4050002 Shrimp Boats - view from east.jpg|150px]] | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [http://shrimpboatsdurham.com/ official web site] | * [http://shrimpboatsdurham.com/ official web site] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:51, 9 October 2019
About
Shrimp Boats in Durham, NC was a standalone fast-food restaurant specializing in fried chicken, seafood, and Southern cooking. It was located on the business fork of 15-501. It went out of business sometime around 2017.
Athens, GA location
Shrimp Boats may have once been part of a chain, as there was another "Shrimp Boats" located in Athens, GA as late as the mid-1990s with the same logo and sign (albeit more faded than the Durham location's sign) -- by which time that establishment had already begun shifting to a Chinese cuisine. By ~2005, all remnants of the "Shrimp Boats" name were gone from the Athens location.
Photos
