Canadian-based “The Captain’s Boil” seafood restaurant opens 1st US location in metro Atlanta (Sandy Springs: 2015)

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Canadian seafood franchise The Captain’s Boil has officially cast an anchor in the U.S. with the opening of the country’s first location in Cumberland Mall, at 2680 Cumberland Mall #1615. There are plans for three more local outposts — Woodstock, Lawrenceville, and Sandy Springs — set to open in the coming months.

With more than 20 locations throughout Canada, The Captain’s Boil is known for its cajun seafood boils, with a combination of Asian and southern influences, and traditional sides.

The Captain’s Boil Opens In Cumberland Mall, First U.S. Location for Canadian Franchise
- Woodstock, Lawrenceville, and Sandy Springs will see locations of the modern fast-casual seafood eatery next. (What Now Atlanta)

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New seafood restaurant opens in Cumberland Mall (Marietta Daily Journal) (PAYWALL)

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RELATED story:

Georgia will become the first U.S. state to get a taste of the best seafood boil restaurant in Canada.

Founded in 2015, The Captain’s Boil saw immediate success in the Great White North with its unique offering of build-your-own Asian influenced, Louisiana-style, low country boils served in a family-style fashion. One of the restaurant’s founders was inspired to create the concept after taking a trip to the American South. Currently, the brand operates more than 20 locations across Canada and was named “Best Seafood in Toronto” by Now Magazine...

... Atlanta was identified as the ideal place to start the brand’s expansion in the States due to its flourishing dining scene and celebrated culinary diversity.

O Canada! The Captain’s Boil Sails Into Georgia for U.S. Debut
- Popular Canadian seafood restaurant to open four locations in greater Atlanta area. (What Now Atlanta, 21 October 2021)

[aries4118]

Awesome.
Love Cumberland Mall.

[steiconi]

So "boil" means a type of cooking way over East of here.
Everywhere else, it's a giant butt pimple.

I don't think I'd eat there.

[Datdudebrah]

I'm no businessman but there's tons of these places here, seems like a Canada based Louisiana/Low Country Boil place is going to have an uphill battle. Best of luck to them though.