The Catch Coit & Campbell
$ • Cajun, Seafood, Burgers
Hours:
7522 Campbell Rd #108, Dallas
(214) 484-1941
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All of your meals are absolutely fantastic! They are also reasonably priced. The staff truly do care about each meal that they make
Five months after my first visit and the food is still bringing me back to The Catch! I took a friend who ordered grilled catfish and dropped a piece, and they immediately jumped in to cook her a new one! Earlier in the week, I heard someone say, "If you're not sneezing, then it ain't seasoned!" Well, everyone in the restaurant was sneezing at the same time, as the seasoning wafted from the kitchen! We laughed because it was unusual for EVERYBODY to be sneezing, but best believe...read full review
Yes! catfish and shrimp on point! we’re going back 😋
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Hours
| Monday | 10:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 10:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 10:30AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 10:30AM - 9:30PM |
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The Catch Coit & Campbell offers authentic New Orleans-style Cajun cuisine, serving fresh and expertly prepared seafood. Standout dishes include the catfish, crawfish, and jumbo cup options. The restaurant has a fast-casual atmosphere, with a cute and cozy ambiance. Service is attentive and polite, with staff happy to provide recommendations. Takeout options are also available, with many customers choosing this convenient option. Recent visitors praised the food for being hot, fresh, and flavorful, especially the catfish, shrimp, and etoufee. The smell upon entering is described as incredible, and the service is often rated as top tier, with staff offering helpful recommendations. Customers enjoyed various dishes like the fish and shrimp basket, French Quarter plate, and shrimp po boy, all described as amazing and cooked to perfection. One customer mentioned the catfish (fried hard) po boy as delicious, highlighting the sauce and the perfect bread. The restaurant also offers a free frozen Hurricane, which some find okay, though drinks on the rocks are preferred by others. Overall, this spot remains worth a visit for those craving good Cajun food and friendly service, with staff like Mar and Heather making the dining experience enjoyable.