Mr. Shrimp Seafood Restaurant

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

La comida deliciosa, solo la tortas no fueron de mi agrado Dietary restrictions: Cuenta con variedad de ensaladad Kid-friendliness: Tiene platillo para niños

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

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

These reviews never cease to amaze me, this is Mexican Seafood and anyone who doesn't think it's mexican or seafood needs to do some research. Also, someone else said the food tasted frozen, well... we don't exactly live on the Ohio Sea do we? I don't know what they have in their freezer but what I do know is any of the many many times my family has ate here, nothing tasted anything less than fresh. I truly hope the community realizes what they have here and supports its growth. This could really be an amazing spot if the small town doesn't kill it with close mindedness. Parking: Never had any issues parking close. Kid-friendliness: Yes

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

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.