Mr. Shrimp Seafood Restaurant

Food was great. A little business starting out they are doing good.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 3

Excellent food, very good atmosphere and excellent treatment, 100% recommended

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Today May 30th try there aguachiles challange and I won't lie it is spicy but I completed the challenge I believe I was the first one . I would definitely come back to eat here again .

Good seafood

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great food, but they play music too loud. Don't have anything against it, but please turn it down a bit, so conversation is possible.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

Mr. Shrimp Seafood Restaurant in Carrollton is a true delight. With **excellent food**, **amazing staff**, and a **cool** ambiance, it's a **worthy** culinary gem that radiates **good vibes**. ?✨

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Stumbled upon this place after a cold and rainy golf tournament at Belterra. It was late Saturday night, about an hour to closing. All of us, 6 adults and two boys (10 &13), were greeted warmly and despite nearing closing time, they were happy we were there. Had a lovely chat with an owner about his move to Carrollton from California and making a go of his new business. It was a pleasant surprise that it was a Mexican seafood restaurant! The service was very prompt. Chips and salsa came right away and was refilled. We ordered a variety of menu items…My husband and I split the seafood fajitas. The meal was plenty, hot, fresh and well cooked. Delicious! Others had the steak and chicken fajitas, salad, fish and chips, chimichanga, and hot wings. Everyone gave their dishes 5 stars and ate every bite. The restaurant is on a cute and, what looked like, revitalized, riverfront Main Street. It’d be nice to see it in the daylight. The restaurant was clean and bright, as were the restrooms. The decor was cute and beachy. We had a great experience and would go back when in Carrollton, KY!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chimichanga, Chips Salsa

Service was okay. The queso doesn’t taste like Queso; more like sour cream mixed with mozzarella and warmed up. A wise man once said forgiveness is divine but never mess with a man’s queso.The prices were outrageous. For 1 adult and 2 kids it was 65 dollars. Lunch prices were out of the question and a chicken and cheese quesadilla was $15. The salsa was good but the chips were stale.It was just to expensive to be so sub-par. Very clean and the staff was polite. Not worth price of admission.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 2

The hands down best meal in a restaurant we have eaten at in a long time.It was just delicious!

Just another Mexican restaurant. Just what we needed in Carrollton.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 2

Service: 1

The food was delicious, only the cakes were not to my liking

Dietary restrictions: It has a variety of salads

Kid-friendliness: Has a children's dish

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Omg unbelievable restaurant. We've been almost every week for the last few months, and it's WAY out of Carrollton's league. I only hope the few intelligent people in this town are able to appreciate the quality of this place. This would be a huge asset in Louisville or Cincy, that's how good it is. The owner is an actual CHEF, with actual culinary training, and it shows! It's our new favorite place!!

Parking: Easy on street Parking

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Snow Crab Legs, Chimichanga, Fish Sandwich

Real Mexican seafood!!. The best I've ever had here in US.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

You would think with a name like Mr, Shrimp, you would see a lot of seafood offerings. There are also lots of ocean friendly decorations. This was our first visit and we were looking forward to seafood primarily because of the name.But when we say down we are brought salsa and chips. That was the first clue. To introduce yourself with salsa you would think it should be memorable. It wasn't. Only one very mild "salsa " was provided. Nothing to hang your name on.The menu was not easy to interpret. The pictures of selections didn't have a corresponding menu selection next to it. And there were many Mexican (I think) selections that had no picture and were described with bland descriptions. But the prices were what you would expect from a more high end restaurant. We had a coconut shrimp appetizer and split a 'seafood' fajita with two waters and spent $48 before tip. The coconut shrimp was good. The dipping sauce tasted store bought as did the fajita sides. The fajita was bland. I was hoping for a signature flavor that would be memorable and tease me to come back and try something else.The space was nicely decorated as you would see in a very seafood focused restaurant. I doubt we'll go back. No mystery or story here. The owner was very nice. We'll see if she can find her niche.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 3

Amazing

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5