Paul's Seafood Market
108 S Alister St, Port Aransas
(361) 416-1485
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108 S Alister St, Port Aransas
(361) 416-1485
To the owner, thank you for your quick response. We are from SAT, and were in Padre Island for the weekend.
We browse your website and had a budget of $100-$150 to purchase fresh seafood.
The next trip, we will make sure to stop by and make a purchase.
Again, thank you quick response!
Showed up around 08:30 am. Walk in and did not get greeted, so I said good morning. The lady across the counter barely made eye contact with me, while I asked for different fish prices and availability.
She was Hispanic or Mexican with a NASTY attitude.
I will not recommend or ever visit this establishment again.
Good prices!
Great selection of raw fush, sushi grade tuna available and much more!
Best fresh seafood never disappoint fresh and great prices for the island! I shop there a few days a week. Shrimp is right off the local boats!! #jankycharters
Too expensive but fresh fish
The BEST on the island. Our go-to place. Clean and organized. Great people and convenient location.
Friendly, clean, great daily selection. We grilled fresh seafood everyday from here.
Super fresh seafood! Love their oysters and homemade sauces. Very clean establishment. Great prices, friendly service.
I've never had a bad experience here. Everything is so fresh and reasonably priced.
We’ve loved everything we’ve purchased from Paul’s 2! The crab cakes and hush puppies are our favorites-so delicious!!
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Paul’s seafood market had a great selection and delicious shrimp and Fish.
Good service and the products are fresh and of good quality 👍
Great seafood to buy to cook
Amazing selection , great value, super friendly service !!
The seafood is amazing, but this is specific to oysters:
Just bought two dozen yesterday (10/22/24). These are the best oysters I've ever had. EVER. And I've eaten oysters from all over for the past 30 years or so. Texas, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, etc.
I've had terrible Gulf oysters, but these were the best. No kidding.
I was expecting way less in taste due to the fact that the storms had messed up the oyster beds.
Boy, was I wrong!!
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