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    The Real New Orleans Style Restaurant - Shrimp platter

    The Real New Orleans Style Restaurant

    4.7(894 reviews)
    68.5 km
    •$$

    I like occasionally shopping in Marble Falls and I learned about this restaurant, so we had to try…read moreit. The parking is in the back and you walk around to the entrance. Inside is large and there are 3 TV's showing different things but the volume is low so you can talk to each other. The tables are spaced apart as well. The staff were very nice and explained the specials and answered questions. I got the Steak Orleans which was a 10 oz ribeye topped with beef cream sauce, jumbo shrimp, and mixed vegetables. That steak was so tender and the cream sauce was very flavorful. It had peppers and onions sautéed in it that made it good by itself, but on top of those seasoned loaded potatoes, it was delicious! Hubby got the shrimp and grits. He said they were the best he's ever had! The grits have jalapeños in it which gave it a kick.He also tasted bacon, green peppers and onions. He said it was his new standard. We ordered a side of catfish and okra because we wanted to taste it. Man, that catfish was piping hot, crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. It melted in my mouth! It was seasoned perfectly.

    I was in Marble Falls, Texas, playing golf at Horseshoe Bay and stopped by this restaurant for…read morelunch. All I can say is wow! This place is truly a hidden gem. Our waitress, Shanta, was outstanding and made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. The food had that authentic, old-school New Orleans flavor that reminds you of how great Southern cooking used to be. If you know, you know. The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and relaxing, making the entire experience even better. The staff was friendly, the service was excellent, and the food was absolutely amazing. I've eaten at a lot of restaurants over the years, and this was a breath of fresh air. It's the kind of place that keeps you coming back again and again. If you're ever in the area, do yourself a favor and stop in for a great meal. You won't be disappointed. The ambiance alone is worth the visit, and the food and service make it even better. Highly recommended! My wife had a chat with the owner and she also showed a very kind and welcoming spirit. Kind of like a Sunday meal environment

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    The Real New Orleans Style Restaurant - Main entrance, counter view

    Main entrance, counter view

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    Shrimp Poboy

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    Martini's - Shrimp scampi

    Martini's

    4.4(496 reviews)
    1.0 km

    Thank you Collin's for the great service. Thank you Connor for making the drinks…read more It was a good evening, ambiance was just right. The mussels and clam pot is excellent a must try! Cannot go wrong with the Ahi Tuna, slaw and asparagus.

    We had a very odd experience here. I was part of a group of seven, and after being turned away from…read moreanother restaurant, we decided to try this place. Initially, the hostess told us they couldn't accommodate our party, but then they changed their mind. The interaction felt uncomfortable, as she emphasized their policies for large groups and mentioned that they normally require a minimum of $145 per person. She ultimately allowed us to bypass that requirement as long as everyone ordered an entrée. Our waitress, however, was wonderful and provided excellent service throughout the meal. I ordered the clam and mussel pot, which I found surprisingly bland, though the bread was delicious. The rest of my group seemed to enjoy their meals much more than I did. Unfortunately, there were also some cleanliness concerns. A spider descended from the ceiling onto our table during dinner, and another bug crawled across the table. There was even a bug zapper in the corner of the restaurant that seemed to be going off constantly throughout our meal. For a party of seven, our bill came to around $700. Given the overall experience, the food quality, and the atmosphere, it felt a bit underwhelming for the price.

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    Martini's - This photo of the inside does not give this gem justice

    This photo of the inside does not give this gem justice

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    Surf and Turf

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    Cabernet Grill - crispy fried olives with Gorgonzola fondue

    Cabernet Grill

    4.1(1k reviews)
    3.6 km
    •$$$

    I could just cut and paste Steve W and Jim N's reviews, as I agree Cabernet is a strong 5-star…read moreexperience. We were seated upstairs, which I highly recommend as it is a cozy room and is noticeably quieter than the large downstairs area. This is a Texas-themed restaurant with an expansive Texas wine and beer list. We began our night with two perfect Martinis and their Comp carrot soup. Our App, the pepper jack Lobster boudin balls, was unique and delicious. Plus one ordered the Filet, and it was cooked perfectly with a nice char and a medium red center. I went full throttle Texan with the chicken-fried ribeye. I'm not a chicken-fried guy, but man, was this delicious. The breading was lite and the steak was oh so tender. Our Ron Yates Cab was a perfect complement to our entrees. Service throughout our meal was very attentive, and the atmosphere made for a wonderful evening. If you are seeking a true upscale hill country dining experince then Cabernet is an excellent choice. Tip: Make reservations, especially on the weekends.

    Cabernet Grill is a tough one for me. This place has so much potential but simply does not live up…read moreto the hype. I am not a local and it took me 3 visits before I had an opportunity to dine in their restaurant. I have been to my fair share of fine dining establishments but Cabernet Grill operates with an attitude as if they are above and beyond anyone and everyone. They think they're the best and you'll be hard pressed to convince them otherwise. I have family that have dined in Cabernet Grill with friends and their experience was mixed. When a server pours wine, spills it on your shirt and doesn't offer as much as an apology you know you're in for a bumpy ride. My first attempt was denied because we were 30min late to our reservation due to unforeseen circumstances and were turned away immediately. My second attempt was denied because I had my small dog with me at Beckers Vineyards and went straight to our reservation at Cabernet Grill and were told absolutely no dogs allowed. Bear in mind they have an extensive patio area with tons of space that would certainly accommodate a certified emotional support animal. We were told absolutely not. I told my family to stay while I took my dog back to the hotel and the host said all parties must be present during the reservation time. If I were to leave our reservation would be pulled and we would not be allowed to dine in the restaurant. So we left. Fast forward my 3rd attempt and we finally were offered access after complying with all their rules and regulations. At this point one would assume if a restaurant exudes this much attitude from the get-go then surely the food must be the best I've ever experienced certainly the best in Fredericksburg. That could not be further from the truth. For starters they offer an item called Honey Butter Drop Biscuits. They intentionally separated that item into its own section so they could poke a jab towards a food critic from San Antonio by name! Who does that? I have personally never seen a restaurant go so far as to single handily call someone out by name in their own menu because they were not satisfied with their remarks. I would have never known who he was or that he did not approve of the biscuits had they not laid it out point blank for all their guests to see. They have a plethora of wine bottles displayed throughout the restaurant. None of these bottles are designed for consumption. Granted they have an extensive wine menu. However, It's a shame they have chosen to let all the bottles on display go bad just for presentation purposes. I took a light to the inside of some of the display bottles and it's clear they had all turned a long time ago. At this point I'm ordering their 14oz USDA Prime Ribeye and expecting it to blow me away. However, I grew hesitant when the server offered several sauce options to pair with my steak. If the steaks are truly that good a sauce is going to take away from the flavor profile. Yes, the presentation was spot on. Unfortunately the steak did in fact need the sauce. Forgive me for expecting a top quality dry aged ribeye with a buttery complex flavor profile. This was not that. In fact, I could go to my local HEB, pick-up a prepackaged Prime Ribeye and the result would have been the same. That said, the best item I consumed were the grilled vegetables and the rest of my table can concur. The flavor was spot on, the pairings were truly unique making it a standout option from the rest of the meal. Yes, the steak was cooked to perfection but you cannot treat your restaurant to a Michelin Star standard with that level of beef. Cabernet Grill would be so much better off without the excessive attitude and all the hurdles I had to jump through just for an opportunity to dine at the restaurant. Those hurdles create expectations that are simply not met which only results in a level of disappointment that encourages me to look for alternatives while sharing my experience with friends and family that know my recommendations will result in a positive drama free experience. I'm glad I was finally able to experience Cabernet Grill. I'm just sad it did not live up to the expectations because I was genuinely hoping it would. They could learn a thing or two from Mastro's in terms of hospitality and expectations.

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    Cabernet Grill - Interior

    Interior

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    Yoder Cellars Roussanne

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    West Henly Boil Shack - Chicken sandwich (fried)

    West Henly Boil Shack

    4.1(116 reviews)
    59.9 km
    •$$

    I've been craving a shrimp boil since it's probably been like over a year since I've had one, so I…read morewas definitely looking for a good enough place that'll make up for lost time and this place - SERVED. Others in my party ordered a chicken sandwich and the SHELL-ebration (hope I'm spelling that right). Both looked so good! The service was also great where several employees came to check on our table more than once and offered their recommendations. We're looking forward to coming again!

    As we pulled up to West Henly Boil Shack, it gave me vibes from the movie, Roadhouse. Although…read morethere was no Patrick Swayze lookalike to tell us to be nice, we managed to behave ourselves anyway. I went with the double pork chop, which looked the part, but unfortunately was overcooked and dry. The red beans and rice were a good choice for a side. Wifey took on the shrimp poorboy, and was pleased with her choice. The half order of onion rings was good enough to hold us off for the main course. The waitstaff was friendly and kept our drinks filled. There is an outdoor area with tables that was filled with the locals. Everyone was dressed very casual as I assume they just finished working a long week and were chilling for the rest of the day. Most probably did not mind driving up the unpaved road and parking in the raw parking lot. It was a bit dusty driving in with a clean truck, but once you commit thru the entrance, there is no avoiding it. But then again, paving would be like putting an elevator in an outhouse....It doesn't belong.

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    West Henly Boil Shack - Inside seating

    Inside seating

    West Henly Boil Shack - 1lb shrimp boil

    1lb shrimp boil

    West Henly Boil Shack

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