Segari's

Enjoyed my diner here. It's an intimate place with memorabilia from its long tenure as a restaurant, there were framed old menus and pictures of the original owner and his family. Our waitress/bartender/hostess was actually his daughter running the show. I ordered a sidecar cocktail it was delicious and refreshing, slightly on the strong side but there's nothing wrong with that. We ordered seafood gumbo and a cup of the soup of the day was a lobster bisque. The gumbo was delicious with bits of shrimp through out the soup, the rice was served on the side and the roux was dark and delicious. The lobster bisque was also good, creamy and rich. We ordered the seafood platter to share. It was more than enough food. It cane with shrimp cocktail, crab cocktail, fried oysters, shrimp, stuffed shrimp with cream cheese and jalapeño, and onion rings. The crab cocktail was just jumbo lump crab in the cup, good but not quite what I expected. Everything else was up to par of what I expected. Although the menu does not state the prices of each menu item, our dinner was in a reasonable range, comparable to other seafood/steakhouses. I may return one day.

I rarely ever feel so out of place but last night I definitely did. I was quite excited to try this spot close to home but left disappointed. Good thing Sam isnt around to see this! Or Sam must be spinning in his grave.... 1 star strictly for ambiance. Cute place, here shit service. The hostess/server was snarky, rude, and didn't seem suited for a customer facing role. Cancelled our food order after drinks and apps due to not feeling wanted or appreciated. Overpriced as well-2 drinks and crabmeat cocktail will cost you $60. Salt grass steakhouse a block away is welcoming and treats people respectfully and is well priced.

Today was my first time in. I thought the crabcakes were fabulous the best I've ever had. The bartender/server was very friendly and wonderful. I will definitely be back, and I can't believe I haven't been here before!

This little gem sits on Shepherd and seats maybe 30 People but the food is lustrous and absolutely amazing- we had the lump crab cocktail- caprese salad, rack of lamb, and rainbow trout! It was really really good! Loved the flavors and the vibe and just all around quirkiness of the place' Chris was our server and bartender working her butt off the place was full- please keep this place alive and eat here y'all know I don't post shot reviews so I'm telling ya try it out I think you'll love it as much as we did!

This cute, quaint, tiny restaurant is very much a home style seafood place. It's not fancy smanshee at all even though its romantic in its own right. The service was very lackluster but fun in a sarcastic kind of way. Not bubbly or excited to help, but there...everyone has a bad day so I'm not saying bad service just not happy friendly. Moving on....The crab was served in huge chunks which is awesome & I couldn't wait to dig in. Unfortunately, the crab tasted like it had been sitting around for a week, it was not fresh at all. I was afraid but didn't want to make a fuss with the party I was with, so I ate what I could. The fish was flaky but not awesome seasoning, a lot of lemon had to be added to add some taste to it. The salad was super fresh & the thousand island dressing was superb. I want to say I'll try this place one more time because if the crab had been fresh this dish would have been out of sight fabulous! Can't win them all...maybe ask what they have FRESH before you order, just saying.

Very surprised at the food in this small quaint restaurant that seats maybe 40- great gumbo and Cajun food and fresh fish and crab- the waitress has an attitude but is funny and has been there forever- make a reservation if on the weekend- the mayor hangs out there!

I saw this place while driving on Shepherd Dr. One day and I really enjoy non chain restaurants so I looked it up the menu and decided to give it a try. We went on a Saturday and it wasn't very busy, most likely because it was game 6 for the Astros in the World Series. We walked in and we were greeted right away by one of the owners who was very nice. We started with some drinks (they do have a full bar) and also some cups of gumbo as a starter. The gumbo was really great! I found a few bones in mine but it was still good. They also had a lobster bisque for the day that was pretty tasty as well. For our meal, we decided to share the seafood platter and it did not disappoint. It came with fried shrimp, fried oysters, jalapeño fried shrimp, shrimp cocktail, crabmeat cocktail, and onion rings. The cocktail sauce and tartar sauce were nice as well. I would for sure eat here again. It is a bit pricey, and the parking isn't very spacious but you can't beat homemade food like this. Please give this place a try.

The food is amazing! So fresh always! One of our favorite restaurants!! The owner is sweet and the place is quiet and cozy!

Terrible customer service. Older blonde lady is rude and unpleasant. Don't go here if you're looking for a friendly date night atmosphere.

Waitress/Owner was rude. Ordered the bacon wrapped shrimp & onion rings. Bacon was undercooked & onion ring batter had no flavor. Fast food onion rings are way better than this. For the price you're paying I got 3 onion rings for a side. My husband had a bowl of gumbo that cost $20 and was too spicy to even eat. I asked for the bill, she picked up my plate & saw that I ate 1 shrimp. And she asked if there was a problem with the food. I told her what I thought & she did not like what I had to say. She said all gumbo is spicy. I said, no it's not!! I make it & mine is not spicy like that. She continues by saying, I'm not making it right then. The audacity of that woman! What happened to the customer is always right. I will never go back.