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Where to eat Seafood food in Matteson: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Seafood food in Matteson, Illinois, United States. Matteson /ˌmætɪsən/ is a village in Cook and Will counties, Illinois, United States. The population was 12,928 at the 2000 census and 19,009 in 2010.
Restaurants in Matteson
8. Sharks Fish & Chicken
Reviewed By SPGal
The fish had a great flavor - crisp and tasty. Also, had chicken wings which were also prepared very well. Had this catered for a funeral and everything disappeared very fast!
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7. Siam Marina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
The new SIAM MARINA arises from the fertile ground tilled by 20+ successful years operating Siam Marina I and II in Calumet City. Longstanding and new customers of SIAM MARINA of Tinley Park will be treated to a dining experience that combines the best of
Reviewed By zimmys57
My sister picked here to celebrate her 70th birthday with family as she has enjoyed it in the past. We had reservations and as we were seated they informed us that they were having air conditioning problems. That should have been a tip to leave as it was all downhill from there. We ordered a nice bottle of wine and appetizers. The appetizers arrived but no wine? We flagged down our waiter and asked about the wine and he said they were still looking for the wine and we said just bring us any Sauvignon Blanc. He then brought a bottle and slammed it on the table and walked away without opening it or serving it to us plus without an ice chiller to keep it cold. We made the hostess aware of this and we only got a very sarcastic response. Next up was the entrees and three of the five arrived and but without the sides which arrived 10 minutes later. Two if us meanwhile were still waiting for our entrees which arrived 15 minutes after the others received them. By this time we asked for the manager and all we got were lame excuses and no I am sorry about this. To top it off they were asked to do something special for the woman turning 70....they failed again! We waited 15 minutes to try and get our bill and our server was no where to be found. We finally all got up to leave and I went to the hostess and demanded our bill and the manager again. We paid the bill and informed them how they had ruined what was to be a special evening and that they would never see us again.Please at your earliest convenience can you send me an email at [email protected] feel absolutely horrible that you were treated like this and I sincerely apologize.
6. Dukes Fish and Chicken
Reviewed By jaechester
This is a really great place to get grilled fish, if you are looking for fast, good, not fried food.
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5. Sharks Fish and Chicken
Reviewed By LaShonda M
The chicken was seasoned well and decent size unlike some other stores. Would recommend for a quick bite and fast service.
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4. Dancing Marlin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 243 reviews
The Dancing Marlin is an American small plates restaurant, featuring fresh seafood, inventive & creative dishes, all meant to be shared. We feature 18 wines on tap, 8 hand crafted cocktails on tap & a full bar. Enjoy the area's best Sunday Brunch!
Reviewed By Itsmekcr
The hostess said it would be a few minutes to get us a table, we requested to be in the room by the door, it was empty, she seemed surprised, and seated us immediately. It was nice, quiet, and didnât seem as crowded as the main dining area. We started with oysters on the half shell, then we decided to be brave and try the roasted bone marrow, it was surprisingly good, with the jam, sea salt and lemon. We thought those were our appetizers, so we then ordered our Main Dishes, we thought we would share. We ordered the Octopus and the Ahi Tuna. We were surprised when only the octopus came out in a small bowl, we shared and enjoyed it. Then came the Ahi Tuna again on a small bowl. It too was very tasty. We hadnât realized we were ordering topas.. Our server was very nice and extremely helpful and knowledgeable about all the dishes and cocktails. We tried several cocktails while we were there as well. All in all it was a really nice interesting meal, with all the small servings, itâs easy to leave and still be hungry. But the food is very good.. And I would opt to sit in the room to the side, itâs much quieter, and they donât seem to put you there unless you ask..
3. Red Lobster
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Lewesley
I ordered the shrimp trio and the walt's favorite shrimp. Both entrees were saturated in grease. You could literally squeeze the grease from the fried shrimp. The shrimp alfredo was saturated in some kind of butter sauce. Excuse me I'm feeling nauseated writing this because I'm still sitting at the table. The food was prepared like a fast food restaurant and that's being nice. The biscuits are greasy. The green and mushrooms were overcooked and greasy. Wow! At this point, White Castle woud have been a better choice. If you choose this location by mistake make sure to bring plenty of antacids! I'm not taking any leftovers home. Feeling sick!
2. Shark Fish & Chicken
Reviewed By MzMBB
Fish, Chicken or Jumbo shrimp, Sharks is the best place! They also have real Lemon Pepper, I come here to purchase my lemon pepper for my spice rack at home, my family loves this lemon pepper.
1. Tin Fish
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By Jeanne M
Now I know oysters taste like whatever they are dipped in. I don't know what the fuss is about. (12 for $15 with a nice presentation). My meal was very good. Lake Superior whitefish, grilled with garlic glaze. $22 for enough to bring home half. It came with crusty zucchini sticks which were delicious, though I should not have eaten the breading. Couldn't help myself. The servers were very attentive and accurate. The place was sparcely populated on a Thursday evening, so it was quite enough to convere. My husband was not as impressed with his swordfish ($29), saying "fish in Florida" is better. He didn't leave a bite, however, and loved the smashed potatoes.
