Dirty Al's Seafood Market & Cajun KitchenAdd to Favorites
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- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Thu Fri - Sat Sun - Phone:
Main - 956-621-3452
- Address:
- 4495 N Expressway Brownsville, TX 78520
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- Categories
- Creole & Cajun Restaurants, American Restaurants, Bars, Fish & Seafood Markets, Restaurants, Seafood Restaurants, Take Out Restaurants
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- Price Range
- $$
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Parking: Lot, Free
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Cuisines: Southern, American, Take Out, Seafood, Cajun & Creole
Alcohol: Beer, Full Bar, Wine
General Info
Dirty Al's Seafood Market & Cajun Kitchen is located in Brownsville, TX. We are open seven days a week for lunch & dinner and feature a full bar. Our cajun inspired menu highlights the freshest local seafood and ingredients. Whether you are craving a Seafood Botana, Cajun Mixup, Crawfish Etouffee, New Orleans Style Shrimp or Red Beans & Rice with Sausage - you will agree: Dirty Al's Seafood Market & Cajun Kitchen is always the right choice!
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06/01/14
Provided by YPmobileTo start off high, our waiter was the best (I even tipped him twice as much as I ever do) and the manager was great in helping out (not stuck in an office like most). The atmosphere was nice, well decorated place, but after 3 weeks since their opening and three attempts since then to get in under 30 minutes with the anticipation to have real seafood, Well, that's where DA fell very short. Contrary to the excess of business keeping you from getting you in the place, it's real obvious they are have to dish out alot of fish at once, so it came out overdone and you can tell it's being stacked in a pile, because of how soggy and floppy it is. Should be golden and crispy. Now, would I ever go back, sure, but not anytime soon. Maybe when the "new" wears off a bit more more and can get in sooner than 5 minutes it may be worth the wait. The orders will be farther apart and more attention can be paid to each individual order. Dont feel too bad, though, it's done to kids all over in overcrowded schools. The teachers can only do what they can under the circumstances.