Kathleen's Catch in Johns Creek

[Mike GadgetGeek Stock]

I have heard good things about this place and it has only been open a short while, has anyone on here tried it yet?

http://www.kathleenscatch.com/


9810 Medlock Bridge Road Suite 800
Johns Creek, GA 30097
(678) 957-9792

(Just north of State Bridge in the
same shopping center with the
Trattoria 141 restaurant and Viande Rouge)


STORE HOURS:

MON - FRI:  10:00 to 7:00
SAT:  10:00 to 6:00
SUN:  12:00 to 5:00

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[uOTPia Dweller]

Seafood is fresh. She also whomps up a pretty righteous lobster roll. For those who pout it's too far, my fave superstar writer explains how one can make it a 3-for-1 trip without getting back into your car. http://neighbornewspapers.com/view/full_story/20669923/article-Medlock-Bridge-Road-packs-tons-of-taste-into-eatery-trio

[RootsInAlpharetta]

It's basically a retail shop for Inland Seafood, the seafood supplier for many restaurants. Prices are in-line with Whole Foods (just down the street) if not a tad cheaper. Kathleen is friendly and knowledgeable. Decent use of social media to promote seasonal items that are in-stock.

Their lobster roll is pretty good. I think her recipe also comes from the Inland Seafood guys. It's fairly authentic based on what I've read of lobster rolls. But I like Bite's version a lot better.

[Minerva]

On Saturday, she had some of the nicest looking sockeye this season for $13.99/lb. Also she just started carrying Meats by Linz, (www.meatsbylinz.co) which I had been wanting to find locally since I had eaten one of their steaks at Little Alley Steak on Canton Street and was mightily impressed by the meat quality.

We bought some of the salmon and two boneless ribeyes and can honestly say after consuming both, it was well worth the 20-mile trip from our home in East Cobb. Her fish selection is amazing and as her husband is a high-up Inland Seafood guy, I think she gets the pick of the litter.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kathleens-Catch/176002402414349?fref=ts

[Mike GadgetGeek Stock]

On Saturday, she had some of the nicest looking sockeye this season for $13.99/lb. Also she just started carrying Meats by Linz, (www.meatsbylinz.co) which I had been wanting to find locally since I had eaten one of their steaks at Little Alley Steak on Canton Street and was mightily impressed by the meat quality.

We bought some of the salmon and two boneless ribeyes and can honestly say after consuming both, it was well worth the 20-mile trip from our home in East Cobb. Her fish selection is amazing and as her husband is a high-up Inland Seafood guy, I think she gets the pick of the litter.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kathleens-Catch/176002402414349?fref=ts

I wish her store was between me and anything I do.   I will get up there if for nothing but the oysters. 

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[Mike GadgetGeek Stock]

I was up in 'da hood of uOTPia Dweller, (I think) today chasing down some $$ and cruising - hunting for some good lunch.   I stopped into Kathleen's Catch and bought some PEI mussels for our dinner tonight, now to make a Thai Broth, and lightly clean the mussels for their quick trip through the broth and onto our plate with some baguette, some baby bok choy and a glass of good white wine. 

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[robertl]

FYI, she opened a 2nd location in Crabapple a few weeks ago just down from Olde Blind Dog.  Very convenient for me. 

[robertl]

Mike, I got your PM and responded but I'm not sure it went through.  It said "message sent" but it does not show up in my "sent" box.  Please let me know if you got it.
Thanks.