Homey locale offering American breakfasts & lunches, plus seafood in cozy digs with outdoor dining.
Hours
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
| Monday | 4–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–8 PM |
| Thursday | 4–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 836 W 11th St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
Phone: (805) 239-3332
Website: http://catchseafoodbarandgrill.com/
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However, the staff were trying their best to make sure we were comfortable by offering us water while we wait for our seats and offering us more bread as we waited for our mains.
It is very loud inside but I think that’s just how lively the crowd is!
The seafood pasta was very yummy. It was just a bit too salty. The scallops were delicious and veggies were so fresh.
First of all the Waitress did not know which fish was farmed , wild , or previously frozen.
Secondly the wine menu was very limited considering you are in Paso , offering Only 5 red selection by the glass which they were out of 2 of them already .
As for food : the Fish was broiled with vegetables, absolutely had no taste . We asked for , olive oil which did not taste or smell like olive oil “ was either a blend or vegetable oil , lemon , salt and pepper so we can add a bid of tastes. . if you are looking for great fish experience, this is definitely not the place . We are foodie couple so we are constantly eating out and traveling.
My wife did not like the glass of wine I ordered so I told the waitress , she got visibly upset and responded “ but you tasted it first before ordering “. This was not the response I was expecting, so I politely responded, yes I tasted it while she was in the restroom and i noticed she had not touched her glass and is still full and she clearly did not like it , I am ok but she is not , could we get something else perhaps . She kept responding again that but you tried it first , at this point a gentleman from behind counter notice our conversation and came over . we shared our experience and gave him my credit card , told him not looking for freebies but wanted to share our experience. he said no problem , I will take care of it , not knowing what that meant . A few minutes later a lady came by and literally threw our credit card with the charged slip on the table to sign , charging us fully for both glass of wines which one was visibly not touched .no explanation , no nothing . By this time I was starting to get pissed off so I asked another waiter , who was the lady that throw our credit card & copy of bill at our tables, he responded “ oh she is the owner “.
So our waitress and gentleman we talked to were not around , so I asked the waiter could we have a word with the owner or the gentleman we talked already . At this time the “ owner lady “ came by and started cursing at us in Spanish only . Not a word in English , no apology , no conversation as to how was your experience? not sure why she reacted like that . I know a bid Spanish so I could tell she was not happy with us for whatever reason we complained about the wine , even though we had no interaction with her whatsoever and had paid for everything fully . .
We signed our slip , paid and left but what a horrible experience. What a terrible attitude from the owner . Only thing we can think is the waitress must of have been a daughter or family member that had told her our experience which obviously she did not like .
Would not go back under any circumstances . With many absolutely wonderful restaurants in Paso.
Try the fish and you will say oh he was right .
Let’s start with the “steamers.” Or as we call them on the East Coast, not these. They tasted like they came straight from the freezer, not the ocean. On the bright side, the escargot was surprisingly good and definitely the highlight of the appetizers.
The cioppino was just okay. Not bad, not memorable. Pasta was solid, though it seemed like every dish had the same sauce. Shrimp cocktail was overcooked. Halibut was extremely overcooked. It was honestly inedible and we sent it back. Crab legs were also overdone and a bit of a letdown.
By this point we started to wonder if seafood was just not their thing.
To their credit, the server was very kind and apologetic throughout the meal. They handled the situation with grace and made the experience more pleasant than it could have been.
Maybe this is just the local standard, but for us, it missed the mark. Still, we had fun and made the best of it
Overall: overpriced, overhyped, underwhelming. Wouldn’t be a place I recommend. Especially with the random drunk lady offering everybody to drink out of her wine bottle.
Found a LOOOOOONG dark hair in my dinner, *under* my halibut, after almost 2/3 way thru my meal. Not impressed with the nonchalant response, zero credit for the bill, zero offer to comp anything not even drinks, and zero apologies or remorse shown. In fact the waitress disappeared after I said what happened until she brought the bill…then asked if I wanted a to-go box “for the rest”. (Seriously?)
Expensive dinner and disappointment not just since it was a bday but also since the restaurant doesn’t seem to care
. We recently relocated to the area but we will not be back and don’t recommend this restaurant.
Parking was convenient, primarily available on the street, making it easily accessible for patrons. This added to the overall positive experience, ensuring a hassle-free arrival.
One standout dish was the clam pasta, which was nothing short of amazing. The flavors were rich and perfectly balanced, showcasing the high quality and freshness of the ingredients used. The clams were tender and infused the dish with a delightful seafood essence.
The ambiance of Catch Sea Food Bar & Grill was pleasant, offering a good vibe for a seafood restaurant. However, the limited space might be a drawback, as it could get a bit crowded during peak hours, impacting the overall comfort and privacy for diners.
In summary, Catch Sea Food Bar & Grill impresses with its outstanding oysters and delicious clam pasta, making it a notable choice for seafood enthusiasts. While the parking and vibe were positive, the limited space might warrant reservations or a visit during off-peak hours for a more relaxed dining experience.