This was an excellent meal and felt like the portions were fair. The service was amazing. The decor…read moreis perfect for crab pots. My only concern is I asked for mild spice and it was still pretty spicy for me. But lately I'm a wuss for spice. Didn't offer crab knifes which really helps with the deconstruction to the delectable crab meat. All in all, will go back!

Do not recommend this place to anyone with taste buds! The catfish was slimy and fell apart into…read moremush. My big back bf eats anything and everything and wouldn't touch his food. The shrimp was chewy and not seasoned. The only thing that was good was the fries. The calamari was fried rubber and tasted like boiled eggs. Our stomach hurts after taken a few bites.

I gave The Catch a try for lunch recently. I placed an order online and picked it up. I had an…read moreoyster poboy with coleslaw. The price of the food was very reasonable and the sandwich was pretty good with fesh ingredients. I was very pleased with it. The coleslaw was kind of bad so that made its way to the trashcan. It was wellmade, I just didn't like it. Maybe other people do. Overall, I will definitely be ordering from The Catch in the future.....just not the coleslaw...

While numerous places around Tyler serve fried catfish, this is the most classic we have found so…read morefar. The filets are fresh and fried expertly in the correct cornmeal-type dredge. The fried shrimps are also fresh and tasty, but hidden under a too-heavy batter. These should be dredged lightly in seasoned cornmeal flour so as not to take away from the fresh morsel underneath. The French fries, while frozen, had a nice crust that was to our liking. Hush puppies were also quite good. The restaurant was very busy, and an open kitchen gave witness to the very busy staff, who were hurried but friendly. Definitely worth a return to try more offerings.

This one was a little hard to stomach. I came with my friends who like to get the seafood boil…read morehere. I tried a little bit of it, and it was okay. I know they like it. It has a distinct sauce. I ordered a fried shrimp sandwich, and it was quite disappointing. The shrimp was alright, but everything else in the sandwich was not that great. It lacked flavour. I asked the server what it included as the menu didn't say, and she failed to inform me there would be pickles in the sandwich. It came with a mountain of fries that were also not very good. The restaurant gives off the feeling that it's not that clean, including the restrooms. The service was good.

The food here is outstanding! I go here frequently, the prices are fair. Service is very quick for…read morea crab/seafood restaurant! The vibe of the restaurant is great and the decor fits the theme well. If you are near Tyler Texas you need to try this amazing restaurant!

After dinner on The Square, we made a pit stop at Black Pearl, a small, narrow bar attached to…read moreRick's On the Square. We all ordered a drink. My friend and my girlfriend both ordered their espresso martini that my friend claimed was the best espresso martini in town, while I got the bartender's recommendation of the Animal Style, a pineapple and jalapeño infused tequila with strawberries, cardamom bitters, and a lemon peel garnish. Normally, I hate any drink that is spicy. I cannot stand a Bloody Mary because I don't believe drinks should be allowed to be spicy, but this one, for having jalapeño, is not spicy at all. If anything, it's slightly savory with its tropical flavor. The bartender was great. They have appetizers and tapas as well and as my girlfriend sat down, she really wanted just one of their fresh oysters. I ordered her just one to try and it was $4.25. They gave us the smallest one they could find. The tiniest oyster of all time. I guess size really didn't matter because according to her it was very good. I would go back and have a few more cocktails, but it is a nice place to hang out on the square on a Friday night. A good time to be had by all. RIYL: The finest, most $15ish cocktail you can find.

I love the oyster choices. I wish they would bring some west coast species in like kumamotos (my…read morefav). The only thing is there service is sooooooo slow for food. They get overwhelmed quickly. We have been several times and it is always like this if there is more than 6 people in the restaurant. They only have one guy doing food and two bar tenders. We like to order a mix of oysters They have available and then do another dozen of our favorites. We end up waiting an hour+ between when we get the first set and get the second set. Restaurant is cute on the inside and the cocktails are good.

Have I had better low grade fried seafood before? Yes. Is KT's seafood that bad? Not by a long…read moreshot. For a small town restaurant that offers up fried comfort seafood, KT's does a respectable job. Coming in, you'll notice that the place is in need of an update as it is still stuck in the late 80's early 90's. I dont' mind it too much, but the many decades of grime and grease are starting to show (and smell) The menu is rather vast - (Not hard to fry everything up) and I was immediately drawn to the sub $10 big bowl of gumbo. The gumbo had a decent taste, full of flavor. But unfortunately, it wasn't the correct flavor that a gumbo is to have. It had a lot of shrimp, vegetables, okra and I was still satisfied with the help of a buncha hot sauce added. My friends got their 2 fish fillet + Shrimp combo and majority of the plates weren't finished with the healthy portion of seasoned fries. KT's is overall just OK. Food quality isn't the best - but respectable. Food Quantity is pretty good for the value you pay. KT's is going to be my mom and pop place to go to whenever I'm at Rusk. However don't expect much.

Huge menu! Salmon, Mahi, catfish, shrimp, frog legs, Chinese food, burgers. Wow! Cole slaw was…read morefresh and tasty.

I went to Skipper's Pier in Gladewater thinking I was just grabbing dinner. Instead, I had one of…read morethose meals that makes you sit quietly for a minute afterward questioning why you ever eat anywhere else. The seafood was ridiculously good. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, the seasoning was on point, and everything came out fresh and hot. I'm convinced somebody in that kitchen has a direct connection to the Gulf because there's no reason seafood in East Texas should taste that good. The place was busy, the staff was hustling, and somehow everything still came out fast. By the end of the meal I was already planning what I was ordering next time before I had even paid the check. If you leave Skipper's hungry, that's honestly a personal decision.

I went here with my dad who was born and raised in the area. He explained that we should go early…read morebecause they can get really busy, really quickly. So we went at around 4:45 in the afternoon on a Friday. There was already a 20-30 minute wait for a table inside, but instant seating on the patio, which we took. I'm breaking this into two scores--the food which is the most important, and the service (not just waitress, but overall). Food 4.5 stars--not perfect, but very good. Service 3.0 After getting seated on the patio we were told the server would be out shortly. After about 15 minutes I went back in to ask for menus--coincidently the person that seated us was telling the server that they had people at our table, so I turned around and went back out. Shortly thereafter we were given menus and we ordered drinks. Dad got 50/50 tea and I got water and a whisky rocks which confused the waitress. "So like, with Coke?" No, ma'am, just the whiskey poured over rocks, whatever your house whiskey is, I'm not that picky. We already knew what we wanted and ordered the catfish filets with fries, and fried okra. The food came quickly, but still no drinks. Eventually those came out. My whiskey was in a larger glass, not a whole lot but enough not to complain. The waitress then asked if I wanted a straw for it because she wasn't sure. She might have been new to service, so I'm not upset, I was more amused. She is working at a bar/restaurant but perhaps the servers are kept seperate and she's not used to running for the bar. The food was excellent. The catfish was freshly fried, the outside a good crunchy crust and the inside darn near dissolved it was so tender and moist, not even a hint of being over or under done. Excellent flavor, it didn't need the house made dips (a tartar and a cocktail sauce, both great), but they complimented it. Tartar was heavy on mayo flavor than traditional tartar, but you could still tell what it was. Cocktail sauce seemed fairly standard, I guess I can't promise that one was house made. Two jalapeno hush puppies came with it. They were standard fair, a little bit of spice, enough to enjoy while letting non-spicy people still tolerate it. Crunch went deep, the center was cooked but a lot less of the ratio than the crunch outside. Fries were also standard, but fried well, good crunch and fluffy inside. Fish was the absolute star, it was "close your eyes and enjoy" good. Fried okra was bland. It was crunch on the outside, soft but not gooey on the inside so they treated it well to reduce the slime, but it didn't stand out from any other fried okra I've had. Wouldn't get it again, but it was cheap. Didn't get checked on very often, I think we were offered drink refills when we asked for the check. Got the bill. Fish plates, $16. Okra side: 3.50. My one ounce of whiskey, TWELVE DOLLARS. I don't know if she rang it in wrong, or if their prices are just ridiculous for that stuff. Lesson learned, don't order alcohol here. But most certainly order the fish. Service lacking, perhaps still learning, fish was absolutely wonderful.

There was no wait as the restaurant is big with lots of tables during lunch time Saturday…read more We thought the quality of fish was fresh. Here's some of our favorites: - Rosita's special roll - Tempura shrimp - Unagi - steak & shrimp hibachi The service was superb! Free parking in lot.

Excellent cuisine and attentive, friendly service. The ambiance is warm and inviting, creating a…read morememorable dining atmosphere. Highly recommend for an enjoyable experience.

Great food and atmosphere for not too expensive. Love this place. Worth visiting thereread more

Catch Me If You Can Really good food and a good variety for…read moreall. We've been a couple of times and have enjoyed it both times! This time our family tried several different dishes. Boiled Shrimp Fried Shrimp Crawfish Tails Cajun Egg-rolls Chicken Fried Steak Chicken strips Étouffée The service was pretty good, we had a couple of things that got lost in the kitchen that they had to make again. The weather was not do hot, so we sat outside and had a good time. If you're looking for some good, give them a try. Go Get Full