Shrimp N Stuff
Seafood restaurant · Galveston ·
Fried seafood, hushpuppies & gumbo with a shady patio
Fried seafood, hushpuppies & gumbo with a shady patio
"The retro vibe of Shrimp ‘N Stuff’s original Avenue O location, which dates back to 1976, is enough to draw you in, and the crispy catfish po’boy is enough to make you stay. This family-friendly establishment’s three locations also include a food truck on Jamaica Beach where you can grab bites like crab balls, chicken tenders, and tacos. Expect a bright, homey interior with its signature turquoise colorways at the brightly beckoning Avenue O location." - Brianna Griff
"At the original location of Shrimp ‘N Stuff you’ll find a mountain of seafood options including, of course, a whole lot of fried shrimp. The counter-service joint dishes out plates of golden fried catfish platters with crispy hushpuppies and po’boys lined with mammoth pieces of deep-fried shrimp. Sit in one of the nautical main dining rooms and have your way with any of the fried sea creatures, or take the party out to the patio and dive into your meal in the open air." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"At the original location of Shrimp ‘N Stuff you’ll find a mountain of seafood options including, of course, a whole lot of fried shrimp. The counter-service joint dishes out plates of golden fried catfish platters with crispy hushpuppies and po’boys lined with mammoth pieces of deep-fried shrimp. Sit in one of the nautical main dining rooms and have your way with any of the fried sea creatures, or take the party out to the patio and dive into your meal in the open air." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Dating back to 1976, Shrimp ‘N Stuff’s original location on Avenue O is attractive enough to make you peek inside without even knowing what’s on the menu. Rest assured, though, the crispy catfish po’ boy does not disappoint." - Lane Gillespie, Brittany Britto Garley
"Dating back to 1976, Shrimp ‘N Stuff’s original location on Avenue O is attractive enough to make you peek inside without even knowing what’s on the menu. Rest assured, though, the crispy catfish po’ boy does not disappoint." - Lane Gillespie, Brittany Britto Garley