Restaurants containing keyword seafood, in Dallas

Palapas Seafood

4.3

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4.3

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City: Dallas, 1418 Greenville Ave, Dallas I-75206-7745, United States, 75246

"Great place, just stumbled over it while I was on the box. we were looking for a good Mexican seafood community and that's it. great service and eating was delicious! ordered ceviche and there was more garnel that anything else that never happened. fish was enough for two! I'll be back."

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Original Seafood

4.2

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4.2

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City: Dallas, 1418 Greenville Ave, 75206, Dallas, US, 75246, United States

"We received chips and salsa when we had set ourselves first. the chips were a little stale, but the salsa was good. note that they had a small cup salsa for a table of 4 and it wasn't even full. This is usually connected to at least 2 cups or at least one full cup. our waiter seemed like she didn't want to be there and honestly had no enthusiasm. they spent more time talking to other waitresses in the back and on their phone than watching their tables. when our food was brought to us, we asked for more chips and salsa and to see if there are other species of salsas. we ordered tacos and a suppe. we also asked for a spoon to eat the rice. they brought serviettes with utensils. while I understand that some already had a spoon, because the suppe we were short a serviette we never got after we asked. they brought the habanero salsa and honestly, except spicy, there was no taste on it and we never ate much of it. the second round of chips and salsa were good, but we complained to get a second waiter. Note that our waiter was not busy at all when she showed up when she saw us talking to the second waiter. eating itself was not bad. but when we got our bill, we were surprised to find out that we were charged for the 2nd order or chips and salsa as well as the habanero salsa. I mean, we ordered tacos, why not the salsa come complementary and honestly it was less than half their salsa cup full and we got $3 for it and we didn't even eat it because it wasn't good. I am always amazed when restaurants charge for more chips and salsa, but not enough to bring out so that the table starts and honestly does not in a restaurant in years where they calculate for it. I was definitiw never in a restaurant serving tacos and fees for salsa, I mean that it would not be a given that it comes with it? our group was quite divided into saying the half would give the place another picture later on the line and if they did not go anywhere else, while the other half said they would not go back their time and be unsatisfactory with their total experience."

##100 Mexican in Dallas

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