Shrimp & Co. Restaurant

The food was delicious. Our server was attentive and knowledgeable. He made the experience even better. I really enjoyed the way the restaurant was appointed. I highly recommend it.

Small, unassuming spot in the Ybor district. I had a craving for fried shrimp and I found a spot that I would definitely hit up again.Very friendly and quick service as soon as I walked in. One server was working that spot and she was doing extremely well.Ordered the fried fish and shrimp platter with fries and hush puppies. Price was right, portion was great and the food was piping hot and fresh.Definitely worth the trip. Again, unassuming spot that you may pass by, but don't. Try this spot for some great seafood and quick service.

Food was amazing and plentiful!!! Service was very, very good!!! I am so glad we couldn't get into Columbia sand walked here! Much more fun!!!

We were in town and on the last day we tried Shrimp & Co. It was absolutely amazing. Our waiter gave us good recommendations. We'll definitely come back on our next trip to Tampa. You have to try the Spicy Coleslaw, it's out of this world.

The vibe and decor of the Shrimp & Co needs a new and fresh look that build confidence with food quality. We were the only customers in the restaurant at 8:00 pm on a Friday.

Ran into the spot after a pretty lively round of golf but I got to say I've never had shrimp mofongo but this was one of my favorite dishes out of everything we tried that afternoon. I'd have to say that this was some of the favorites you can get at any Spanish restaurant / seafood joint just done a cut above the rest with the flavor and the crispiness and pop of everything that was plated. Your best bet is to order an entree or two and then pile on with the appetizers as they do give you quite a bit of grub to get through and it's very reasonable on the wallet as well.

I came for a Shrimp & Co. Po'boy, but decided on looking at the menu to get a lobster version for three extra bucks. (See photo.)It was delicious! Toasted authentic French roll with a little mayo. Fresh Romaine, diced tomatoes, perfectly crispy-battered fried pieces of lobster, so-called maketnaisse (like a traditional remoulade... it just needs some added relish or maybe a bit of olive tapanade to be even more special).The first bite was cruchy-tasty-warm-piquant. The second bite was...mostly lettuce. The lobster was mostly on top, so I opened it up and mixed it in better. I also added more maketnaisse. Yum, wow! Then I tried dripping on some Crystal Hot Sauce. Nice tang!The fries were battered and nicely warm and crispy. The Cole slaw had tiny prawns in it and a little added cajun spice to give it a mouth-watering kick.The Lobster Po'Boy was so amazing that I had to also order a Shrimp one. It was absolutely perfect New Orleans traditional style, with crunch-juicy large shrimp, cooked exactly right. (I took 2/3 of it home for a snack.)The Red Sangria was very nice, with lots of berries thrown in. I'd like to order a pitcher of it! According to the manager, Cami, this pace has been open for 13 years (... he's run it for five). I can see why it's survived! (The waiter, Marco, was also very friendly and enthusiastic about the food.)I *will* be back the next time I can come to Tampa/St. Pete!

With a long wait at the Columbia nixing that option, we went across the street to the Shrimp & Co. Restaurant. I had a fried shrimp and grouper basket while my wife went for the soft shell crab sandwich. Everything was surprisingly good at this little hole-in-the-wall.The service was good. The prices were fine.Like the Terminator, I'll be back.

Food was great, service friendly and knowledgeable. Good place to relax and recharge after a long day of walking around the city.

Food was fresh and portions were large. Service was excellent and the staff is very friendly.