I had made reservations and they seated us in a nice, round booth with tall walls that allowed some privacy. There was room for 6, close, or 4, comfortably. We had lots of room but were close enough to share across and around the table easily.
Our server was an extrovert named Rusty. He knew the menu thoroughly and was very pleasant but not overbearing. They had one girl whose sole function seemed to be bringing fresh spoons as needed to the table. When we ordered soup, she popped up and then, again, when desert was on the way. As I finished my cocktail, a different server who happened to be cruising by asked if I wanted another. I said ""I think I prefer a glass of wine, now."" and he smiled, acknowledged that and sailed away. Other people helped clear away empty dishes as they happened by so our table was never crowded, but they were so graceful about it that we didn't feel hovered over, either.
All the dishes we had (2 soups, 5 appetizers, one entree, 3 desserts plus a birthday lagniappe between 3 people) were delicious, nicely portioned and interesting. (Why go out to eat what you can prepare for yourself?)
I cannot recommend 18 Seaboard enough for any occasion or excuse.
Pros: Everything worked beautifully together, including the staff.
Cons: Mapquest directions get you to the building but not the door
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