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    Ciro's Seafood - Double cheeseburger with jalapeños added

    Ciro's Seafood

    4.6(147 reviews)
    77.2 mi
    $$

    I've stopped in here a few times now, and it's consistently great -- never a miss. The fried…read morecatfish wears the thinnest, most flavorful batter jacket -- underneath, the fish is flaky and pristine. Fries bring a sneaky little kick that keeps you reaching back. Shrimp? Crispy armor on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside -- not a rubbery tail in sight. And then there's Ciro. The man refuses to sit still. He's at the register, flipping fish, and bringing plates to your table -- all side-by-side with his crew like it's just another Tuesday. No high perch, no clipboard, nope. The boss sweats with the team, and you can taste that energy in every bite. Hidden gem? More like a delicious little secret hiding in plain sight off I-30.

    We've been here before and had a good dining experience, but tonight was awful…read more 9 piece shrimp scampi advertised as served with a lemon garlic butter sauce, served with rice and toast. Sounds good, right? What I got was shrimp drowned in melted butter with a tablespoon of rice tossed in, and two ends cut off a dinner roll. There was no seasoning. No lemon. No garlic. And definitely no toast. I used those little dinner roll ends to soak up some of the cup of butter it was swimming in but they made no difference.This was just lazy. I ate the overcooked shrimp because I could pull it out of its grease bath, but the rest could not be rescued from the oil spill. I would have tried if the clipped ends of the dinner roll had been toasted. The rice was a goner before I could attempt a save. A cup of melted butter is NOT a sauce, Ciro's! Do better. I certainly won't ever order this again.

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    Fish Net - A mix of things that are on the salad bar

    Fish Net

    2.8(12 reviews)
    11.7 mi

    This is a typical crowded buffet. The place seems to be clean and decorated neatly. It was our…read morefirst time coming, and when we first walked in the door we made eye contact with the lady at the hostess stand, and she said first words out of her mouth that will be $37.17. Lol I immediately smile back and said well what am I paying for? She said the buffer. I told her that "it is our first time here. Sorry I did not know." I asked her if I could take a look first she said sure I did and the food looked fresh and everything seemed clean around it so we decided to give it a try. Everything is on disposable styrofoam plates and disposable utensils... I chose a small piece of the baked fish put a few small pieces of the fried fish, one, each of the two different hush puppies, about three fries of each type they had sweet potato, and regular russet, then I made a plate of salad, which had tabouli, which I was excited about potato salad, Caesar salad, regular salad and a beet. I also put about three boiled cold, shrimp, peel, and eat type on my plate. My husband tried most of everything as well. I am a condiment junkie, so I had to get a little bit of their cocktail sauce, tartar sauce, and green tomatoes. In saying all of that, we were optimistic.. the fish is very very average. The tabouli was not to my taste there, the potato salad was spot on very tasty and flavorful. The round hush puppy was undercooked raw center it had potential had it not been under cooked . and the little tube shaped hush puppy was really tough and no flavor, in my opinion this one should be taking off their menu. You kinda had to just find your way and figure it out we realized we were to take our plate and put it in the trash. Our self I was gonna say service was bad but that would be unfair. They're just was no service.. I wish this place well, and I do think it will be a success for those that enjoy quantity and atmosphere is not important as far as it's very loud in there etc.. a lot of rubbing elbows and such. Now for dessert they had some cobblers pudding, vanilla wafers, and then homemade vanilla ice cream on the desert. The cobbler's were dry and not made with a crust Kinda like a dump cobbler. The pudding seemed to be probably out of the can... my husband tried the cobbler and said it was dry. He stirred the ice cream through it and said it was good that way.... I didn't waste calories on it just went straight for the homemade ice cream and it was good... a texture, kinda like snow ice cream if you've ever had that.

    First time here. Have been trying to eat here and we always come when they're closed or closing…read more They are only open Fri, Sat, Sund (short hours on Sun). We live close to the area so we Tried again and they were not closed. It is a buffet only and includes the drink. It is clean and bright and well decorated. Service: you serve yourself and they pick up the plates after you eat. It's styrofoam and plastic utensils. The buffet consisted of: fried catfish, fried butterfly shrimp, baked fish, boiled shrimp, the standard things that go with fried cat fish (coleslaw, fries, potato salad, okra), small salad bar which also included a Caesar salad. There is baked potato bar as well as red beans. The fried food was either under or over fried. I didn't eat the baked fish which I should have. The catfish was Meh. They had deserts which were a cobbler, chocolate and banana puddings, and I'm not sure what the other was. The cobbler didn't look appealing. They did have homemade ice cream. They had banana and vanilla. It was the the bomb!! Cost was almost $35 for 2. Doubt we would be back since the fish was Meh.

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