The Catch Lubbock
$ • Seafood
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5111 82nd St, Lubbock
(806) 701-2900
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I love the food and customer service ❤️
Good Food, good service! A great place for families to eat!
This was my first time eating at the Catch. The catfish and shrimp basket was amazing!! I love the fact that they didn’t look burnt because of old grease. They had a nice golden color to them it makes it easier as well to air fry the leftovers and to know there not gonna burn in the air fryer when I reheat them. The only complaint I have is I ordered onion rings as the side. The onion rings had so much grease on them it soaked the bottom of the box with grease and they were...read full review
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| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
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The Catch Lubbock offers a variety of quality seafood meals mainly for take-out, served by friendly staff. The atmosphere is upscale, similar to LJS, but the food is standout enough to make diners want to dance. The okra is highly recommended. Customers often praise the food as hot, fresh, and tasty, with grilled veggies as a healthy alternative to fries for those watching carbs. Many regulars say the staff recognizes them, adding a welcoming touch.
Some dishes like grilled shrimp and red beans and rice are favorites, and the fried pickles and blackened chicken pasta are often highlighted as delicious. The fish, especially catfish, is crispy and well-cooked, and the hush puppies are considered some of the best ever. Beignets are described as the best dessert, best enjoyed fresh and hot.
However, customer service issues persist, with some staff appearing unenthusiastic, and tables not always kept clean. Long wait times in the drive-thru, especially during busy hours like Lent, have been noted. Concerns about cleanliness extend to community seasoning containers and utensils, though the kitchen appears clean and workers change gloves frequently. Despite occasional food shortages, the food remains a main reason to visit, whether through drive-thru or take-out.