Juicy Seafood - Flint

The food was overcooked, and the cocktail I ordered arrived only half full. When I brought my concerns about the food and drinks to Michelle's attention, she had an excuse for everything I mentioned. I wouldn’t recommend this place at all. Our server did her best, but the overall experience was a definite no-go. My family and I won't be returning in the future!

This restaurant offers a unique dining experience. At first glance, it resembles a Chinese restaurant, but it actually serves Louisiana-style Cajun seafood (definitely not comparable to Red Lobster). Most dishes are served in a boil bag. The food was just average, the service was decent, and the seating was more spacious than necessary. They also have a full bar available.

The drinks were excellent, and the Empress Mule was particularly fantastic. The food was served hot, and the waitress was attentive.

The food was okay but a little to expensive! The crab was a little hard to eat without the crackers. Our service was good! It's expensive too!

Went there Wednesday night it was our first time there so disappointing my sister and I ordered the shrimp basket with french fries. My brother-in-law ordered the catfish. Our shrimp was cooked so long that when you bit into it, the crust just crumbled everywhere, and the shrimp is cooked beyond edible, my brother-in-law‘s catfish was so greasy. He put it between paper towels and patted it together to get a lot of the grease out of it. It’s beautiful on the inside. It looks so cool when you walk in. We know a lot of people that have been there and I absolutely love it. I don’t know what the issue was the night we were there, but it was absolutely horrible. I hope people that go there have a better experience than we did , I won’t be back because I’m not taking that chance again I’m not getting bad food. I should’ve complained to the waitress but she was busy taking care of other tables and didn’t want to wait around the french fries. The Cajun french fries were very good the hush puppies they were grease, soaked